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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1902

Page

2

Local Department Stores and Furnishings Listing

A catalog style notice lists multiple shops and brands including Charles L Hartmatt furniture L E Morrison Co The New York Store People s Outfitting Co F H Rupert Saks Co The Model Sander & Becker Star Store Adolf Schleicher C Taylor Carpet Co Vonnegut Hardware Julius C Walk & Son Diamonds Jewelry White clothing store H P Wasson Co Dry Goods Cloaks and Millinery.

People’s Outfitting CO F. H. Rupert Saks & CO Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters Sander & Becker THE STAR Adolf Schleicher C Taylor Carpet CO Vonnegut Hardware CO Julius C. Walk & Son H. P. Wasson & CO

Merchants' Association rebate plan for Indianapolis shoppers

The Merchants' Association of Indianapolis offers a refund of round trip fare up to 40 miles for purchases of 25 dollars or more from member stores, plus a 1 percent additional rebate on purchases over 25 dollars. Shoppers must enter each purchase in the rebate book and present it at Columbia National Bank to receive the rebate. Interurban passengers receive full fare, with cash receipts required.

Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis Indianapolis Merchants’ Association Columbia National Bank J. T. Saulter Merchants’ Association of Representaive Cordova

New Line of Fall Styles in Manhattan Shirts

A new line of fall shirts arrives in plain or pleated fronts and Oxford negligees. Prices range from $1.50 to $2.00, offering options for structured and casual looks.

Manhattan

Petrified man found in river near Evansville murder suspected

In Evansville Indiana a petrified man weighing about 175 pounds was recovered from the river by a gravel digger. The corpse shows a gun wound and signs of murder, with folded arms tied by rope, a gold band ring fused to a finger, and toes missing. The body likely lay buried for years. identity unknown. Separately a church sale sparks dispute, as Rev Buck and officials claim ownership and threaten legal action against any buyer drawing a law suit.

Evansville Ind A. PD. Buck Heavenly Recruit Church Ben Mr. Buck Holiness Christian Joseph Dougherty J. J. Blackburn

Inventor Granted Patent on Glass Making Device

Marion Georgia December 1 Wiley Heal has been granted a patent for a glass making device claimed to revolutionize the window and plate manufacturing by eliminating glass blowers and glass chawing machines. The invention aims to streamline production and reduce labor.

Marion Tha William E. Heal Patel

In Elwood Gas Franchises War Near Settlement

Elwood Indiana October 1 Gas companies and franchise holders prepare to end the dispute over free gas terms. The companies will supply free gas in June July August and September and charge 10 cents per 1000 feet the rest of the year. Franchise holders to accept the offer.

Elwood Ind

Coal district land sale and fuel company formed in Indiana

Anderson Indiana October 1 J W Love has bought 2700 acres in Sullivan and Green counties coal district and formed a company with 300000 capital to develop the field. All coal mined will be used in the city to protect factories by supplying fuel at a lower rate than outside firms.

Anderson, Ind J. W. Love Sullivan Green Counties Noblesville Madison Hamilton Boone Montgomery Oliver Baker Peru—Stock Company Amboy Logansport New Castle Henry County John K. Slack Muncie Strawboard Company Marion Bert Middleton Lindsey Addington Marion Police Middleton Shelbyville Townsend, Reed, & Co E. H. Bell Shelby County Laporte Gurley Jeffersonville Butch” Moran Brown Laporte County Alexandria K. of. P Lodge of Maccabees Summitville Fairmount Richmond Mfts Pharihe W. Stephens Friends’ Missionary Field Mexico Samuel 8. Stratton Chicago Pleasant Unthank National House of Representatives

Richmond reunion and political notes highlight Oct 11 event

Richmond reports the 161st regiment reunion set for Oct 11. Ten delegates from the city will attend a Detroit coal conference. Democrats hold county convention next week amid low political interest. William Myrick and Grace Holthouse wed at Friends' Church on South Eighth Street, with remodeling underway. Bloomington sees Indiana University open with 677 students, largest enrollment. year attendance expected over 1,400, law school up 50.

Richmond Ind Detroi Willam Myrick Grace “Holthouse South Eighth-st. Friends Bloomington Indiana University Nancy Blair MacQuiston Johana Anna_ Gloss M. E Pekin Muncie Wighth Claude McElwee Richmond Hospital James Mahoney

Mail carrier killed by passenger train at Paolt

Paolt Indiana October first report says W. W. Key a mail carrier was struck and killed by a passenger train Tuesday afternoon. The exact reason he was on the track is unknown and the body was described as horribly mangled.

Paolt Ind W.W. Key

Coal mine tragedy in Brazil injures Frank Whitsel

In Crawford coal mine at Brazil Indiana Frank Whitsel was struck by falling slate and badly injured. He suffered severe injuries with unclear prognosis as authorities investigate the accident.

Brazil Ind Frank Whitsel Crawford Coal Company

Local notes from various towns report new hires and events

In Ladoga Big Four depot remodeling proceeds as Lawrence Long takes a Muncee shops post. Cory Town experiences a waterworks strike. Milton reports Elizabeth Wallace, 70, paralyzed and seriously ill. Greencastle mourns Nellie Bowen, 19, dead from typhoid fever. Maplewood hosts a reception for Rev Fletcher and wife returning to Methodist pastorate. Hanover reorganizes its glee and mandolin club for a statewide tour. Logansport sees three circuit court complaints filed against James Rentfrow for copyright infringement.

Greencastle Nellie Bowen Maplewood Fletcher Hanover Glee Mandolin Club Logansport James W. Rentfrow

Hartford City Gas Rates Rise on October 1

Gas rates will increase starting October 1 with Cook stoves at 2 dollars per month for first heaters, 2 dollars for the first month and 1.50 dollars for the second heater. A dislocated jaw occurred when a Hartford City oil worker yawned. A horse frightened by an automobile caused a wreck in De Soto. In Portland, gas rates rise by about 35 percent for residences and 33 percent for business. A man in Washington was assaulted by thugs with a brick. Various local meetings and legal actions are noted across Indiana communities.

Hartford City DE Soto Charles Ruble Portland-Reise Washington William Keating Middletown Churches of Christ Indiana Christian Missionary Societies of the Goshen Ferral Senoo Salem Samuel Pavey Pavey John Davis Sullivan J. H. Hall Litsinger Jasonville Gamhill

Grape-Nuts Revival in Philippine Army Diet

A soldier in the Philippines credits Grape-Nuts Food with restoring health after malaria and poor digestion. He reports lasting relief after 18 months of use, noting improved digestion and absence of discomfort post meals. He would not be without the product.

Philippines

Parade of 100 white horses and town notices

A fragmented Indiana column lists a parade of 100 white horses in Roanoke and a string of notes from towns including Warren Columbia City Tipton Peru and Indianapolis. Entries cover local arrests auctions school and church news, new hires, library additions, property ventures, a murder case transport tax actions, and commercial notices.

Warren Joseph McCall Columbia Pop” Whist Club of Las Years John M. Driver People’s Church Chicago Tipton Charles Hutto Jeffersonville E. Freeman Ora Johnson Carl Hale Fort Wayne Huntington Manchester Peru Marion Converse

Oldest Adams County citizen J H Walker dies at 85

J H Walker aged 85, among Adams county’s oldest residents, died of old age. An industrial school linked to the Presbyterian church will be opened Saturday.

Greensburg J. H. Walker Adams County Presbyterian Church

Reduced Chicago fares for Wisconsin and Michigan hunting trips

Tickets go on sale September 15 through November 15 for travel from Chicago to Wisconsin and Michigan hunting and fishing grounds. The advert promises excellent train service and a descriptive booklet with game laws and full particulars, available from your nearest ticket agent or by writing N. M. Breeze, 45 Vine Street, Cincinnati.

Chicago Wisconsin Michigan N. M Breeze Cincinnati

Wabash Star to Erect New Factory and Start Gas Engine

Wabash Star Manufacturing plans to erect new buildings and bring a factory into operation within 60 days to produce a new gas engine. Mrs. John Rinearson suffers a compound arm fracture and other injuries from a cellar fall. Also notes a skin itch remedy and train fares for a Sunday trip from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and Greencastle.

Wabash—Star Manufacturing Company John Rinearson

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