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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1901

Page

6

Incurable patient fakes illness for city hospital ride

Ed Hudson, believed to suffer an incurable nervous ailment, attempted to secure a free ambulance ride to the City hospital after leaving the local facility. A friend fledglingly misled dispatch with a bogus broken leg cue at 223.7 Maryland Street, angering the physician who found the patient and returned to the hospital without payment for the arduous trip.

Ed Hudson Marzland St

Births and Marriages in Local Register Report

Births list multiple couples with addresses and newborns including sp and names such as Claude and Chartie Carleton and a boy and many others. Death noted for Nancy J. Deitchman at 71 308 S Noble st from burns. Marriages list many pairs including Johnson Shaw with Harriet M. Thomas and John Steinmetz with Lizzie Heeb among others.

Claude and Chartie Carleton Tacoma-ave Lawrence and Rosa Martin Park- Way-ave James and Daisy Linhart Lord-st John and Christina Wurz Chestnut St William and Flaura Parkhurst Jefferson-ave Henry and Mollie Mack W. Courtst Eorge Maggie Roth Sturm Imer and Rachael Denwood Southeastern-ave Clem Mary Abrams N. Westst George and Bertha Mayers W. Rays St Maurice and Mary Moriarity Lon Evaline Wood N. West-st William Bessie Davis W. Sixteenth-st Harry Mary Beck Capitolave T. Ee Illinoist Nancy J. Deitchman S. Noble St Johnson Shaw Harriet M. Thomas John T. Steinmetz Lizzie Heeb John Betts Katherine E. Boyd Cassius F. Glidewell Anna Bauer Aaron Rosenzweig Ruth Glick Edward Evans Carlisle Frances Johnson Hopson Jennings Katie Claud Earl B. Shone Elva B. Rubush Wesley Phipps Mary Haase William J. Looney Ella M. Barrett Frank W. Webber Pearl Beggerman Frank M. Puttlitz

Safe blowers warned Plainfield tale by Oscar Swearengin

Oscar Swearengin of Plainfield recalls a Monrovia Morgan County partnership named Johnson Bros with a general store and a single safe. Thieves blew the safe twice and found nothing to steal. Afterward the safe was left unlocked and a lamp sat atop it with a card reading.

Plainfield Ind Oscar Swearengin Monrovia Morgan County Johnson Bros Johnson

First Presbyterian Church Moves to Temporary Delaware Site

The congregation will occupy a new temporary church on Delaware street near Fifteenth street next Sunday. Dedicatory exercises are planned for 11 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.

First Presbyterian Church Delaware St Fifteenth St

Yellow Fever Germ Defies Discovery by Scientists

Washington November 29 reports from the Army medical museum state that researchers cannot identify the yellow fever germ. Maj. Walter Reed and colleagues showed the mosquito transmits the disease, yet the microbe itself remains unseen after extensive filtering and testing. The germ passed through a Pasteur filter and caused illness in one inoculated man, baffling investigators.

Washington Sternberg Army Medical Museum Army Walter Reed Cuba Maj. Reed Havana

German in Indiana Jail Faces Uncertain Fate

In Richmond Indiana Richard Sternberg a young German held in the county jail for weeks is demented and his family cannot afford to send him home. The German consul in Cincinnati has been notified but has not acted.

Richmond Ind Splj Richard Sternberg Germany Sternberg Cincinnati

Child Killed by Fall From Cradle in Detroit

Detroit on November 29 reports Mabel Angelo four years old left unattended with her infant brother Louis two months old. The cradle tipped, the baby fell out and suffered fatal brain rupture. Dr. C. P. Maton attended. the child died.

Detroit Mabel Angelo Larned St Louis C. P. Maton

House Burns With Babe in Cradle at Letham

A house owned by James Bellamy at Letham, Washington, burned to the ground with his infant in the cradle. Bellamy and his wife were outside briefly, returned to find the blaze, and Bellamy was severely burned trying to save the child. The mother is grief-stricken. Adjt. Gen. Ward ordered Co. B, Second Regiment, Muncie, disbanded after months of contention and lack of drilling.

James Bellamy Letham Bellamy Behnamy Adjt Ward Muncie

Blacksmith Files Suit Over Ontario Town Estate

John E. Connor a West Superior blacksmith begins suit in Canadian courts against the Canadian government to recover an estate valued above 3 million dollars the site of Guelph Ont a city of over 16000 people. Nunn and Miss Costlow Marry in Columbus Ohio. The groom Mr William Albert Nunn is a Cleveland undertaker and the bride Miss Mary Lillian Costlow previously betrothed to Roslyn Ferrell. The case notes Ferrell’s murder of an Express messenger and robbery to fund marriage plans. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertises cure for loss of appetite and related ailments.

John E. Connor Nunn Miss Costlow Columbus Mary Lillian Costlow Albert Nunn Cleveland Roslyn H. Ferrell Express Lane Cosilow Ferrell

Real Estate Real: Daily Sun's Property Listings Preview

The Sun presents daily and Saturday property offerings across the 6th and 7th pages. Readers are urged to consult the Real estate section for current listings and market notes.

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