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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for bile in the blood and stomach overload from overeating. It claims to cleanse the bowels without griping, improve complexion, breath, and energy, and offers a 50 cent box with money back guarantee and free sample and booklet from Sterling Remedy Co.
Wm R Steele 56 prominent Princeton Republican leader dies after a monument at his wife's grave collapses. He lived four hours in agony. In four weeks three ex county officers have perished locally.
Reader testimony touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal antiseptic treatment that cured lifelong catarrh by acting on the stomach liver and bowels. Wm. Zimmerman of St. Joseph recounts his recovery after four months, crediting the product over inhalers salves and washes. Free booklet offer from F A Stuart Co. Marshal Michigan.
A roundup of incidents across Indiana includes a 10 000 gallon oil explosion at Whiting injuring several men. Canton Elwood hosting a banquet for I Q O F prize winner with Grandmaster Jessup in attendance. a post office robbery arrest. a Cincinnati burglar convicted in Laporte County. Labor and civic notes from Kokomo Peru and Upland. water rate dispute at Valparaiso. glass injury from a rock in Illinois Central train incident near Atlanta. Mishawaka cigar boss missing. Marion sues Grant County over courthouse hitchback. various accidents, arrests, and local developments including tobacco fines, electric road talks, and a fatality in Petersburg Virginia.
Mrs Hanna McAlvaina 83 of South Bend Arthur Bourne a cigar maker of Portland Sigmund Neildorper an old sol dier of Lafayette Mrs James Higgs of In galls James Graham of Muncie Capt A J Cochran of Brookston was found dead in bed.
In a smoky Councilman Reilly’s hall crowd turned out Monday night for a Democratic campaign gathering led by Maguire Burke Little and others. Burke delivered a glittering though debated indictment of American politics, tying local and national campaigns to concerns over governance and power. Reardon and Mayor Taggart followed with standard remarks on temporary loans.
Marie Winifred Stevenson 17 disappeared from New York city home last week and was found in a Newark theatrical boarding house with a man who claimed to be Jane Stone, son of Henry Lane Stone, Louisville city attorney. The reunion with her mother moved scenes as Marie said she met Stone shortly before leaving.
Mrs Ella Kaufman of Beaver shot James McCormick as he tried to enter her house in Pittsburg. He died of wounds. The coroner's jury exonerated Mrs Kaufman.
Thos. Stewart a Black man lies at City hospital with a bullet wound to the lung. Police cannot identify the shooter. Report says Stewart was shot after he refused an aged white woman a seat on a streetcar.
Births are recorded for numerous families with addresses and dates in September. Entries include Alonzo and Nona Weaver with a boy, Charles and Grace Grebe with a boy, W J and Julia McCarthy with a boy, and many others. Several deaths or conditions are noted in accompanying entries as well as property additions and medical notices.
Several faculty changes reported. Percy D. Burnett appointed to fill the vacant chair of modern languages at Butler, joining Cora Allen in the English department. The Central college of physicians and surgeons began with Dr. Walker Schell delivering the opening address. Enrollment expected near 1090. poultry show dates moved to December with prizes for pets and stock.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds. It promises refunds if the remedy fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box as a credential.
The notice invites suggestions for a new studio name with a prize of 15 dollars in pictures. Send ideas to Wilhite & Holloway photographers at 237 N Pennsylvania St, 3% block, north of Denison, or take the baby to Bretzman’s Photograph Studio at 1428 Illinois St.
In Xenta Ohio prisoners in the county jail strike after Mayor Johnson orders extra food for the Cleveland workhouse. They curse and beat cells until the sheriff intervenes and imposes a breakfast next meal. Also reports a man named Jesse Troxell dies in Rolla Missouri from a prolonged nosebleed and related bleeding. Youngstown Ohio notes purchase of William McKinley birth home by Buckeye Leather Co to move from Niles and later use in campaigning.
Dr F O Flower sues the estate of Henry M Curry claiming a $5 000 medical bill is fair court papers say the treatment lengthened Curry life so he could earn a million dollars while executors call the charge exorbitant.
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