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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
6
Reported 60 to 75 percent of Republicans voting by 2 p m with excitement in party offices. Ward 6 saw large turnout of Black voters leaning toward Bookwalter. Polster precinct 7 had 90 of 220 ballots cast by noon amid saloon basement claims of early Black turnout and subsequent beer drinking.
Dayton police report Mrs Susie Bausman nearly died after drinking lemonade doctored by Mrs Witwer widow of a man linked to several murders. Witnesses say Witwer had arranged poisons and corrosive sublimate via a neighbor for extermination in the sickroom.
Columbia S C Oct 8 There is great interest in a movement to nominate Gen Wade Hampton for the United States Senate as a representative of the old democracy Two candidates have withdrawn in his favor All others are expected to do so except possibly Senator Mec Laurin Hampton will not seek the seat but will allow his name to be used against Laurin if the people demand The state chairman says Hampton will sweep the state like a hurricane.
Kidder Peabody Co released a 3 pm statement showing the Miss Stone ransom fund at 255574.61. On Tuesday many small donations came from churches nationwide, with no large gifts noted. Subscription books stay open until further notice.
Berlin reported that a federal council committee began deliberations on a customs tariff bill to abolish the minimum corn duties. Prussia supports reduced duties with Hamburg Bremen and Lubeck. The measure moves to the Reichstag in November.
Middlesboro Kentucky October 8 a Louisville and Nashville freight train under engineer Jas Shumate wrecked at Wasioto Shumate was killed and brakeman Jas Hale is believed fatally injured Conflicting reports say attackers placed cross ties while others claim intent to derail the passenger train bound for Louisville A man is reportedly under arrest at Wasioto pending the case
In Muncie Indiana on October 8 Arthur Hoyt 12 was struck on the head by a rock thrown by a companion while he sat in a hickory tree. He was knocked unconscious and received medical attention.
An advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to restore Nerve Force and improve vital organs usage. A testimonial from W G Curry of Indianapolis praises relief from back pain kidney issues and weak heart action after using the pills. Pills sold for 50 cents at Hyder's drug store and other dealers in Buffalo New York with portraits and signature on every package.
Lieut Bristol, watch officer on the Texas during the Battle of Santiago, testified before the Schley court on Tuesday afternoon that less than five minutes elapsed from the arrival of the Spanish ships to the Brooklyn firing its first gun.
Store windows display a riot of color with fashionable goods. Ross Hill showcases noisily stylish hose while Powers grocery highlights lush fruit displays. Mayflower church furniture at Badger’s features oak and green velvet. Several shops emphasize suits, lace, and children’s items, with notable displays at Lieber’s art store and Bowen & Merrill’s Lazarre novel window.
The annual meeting of the Bicycle Trust was held in Jersey City on Tuesday. Three incumbent directors H A Lozier A Featherstone and William Barker were re elected. New directors J E Bromiey of New York and Otto Uziecker of Chicago were elected. The president's report notes a 1901 sales decline due to bad spring weather while the automobile business is described as now paying.
Elllis Glenn was released by Judge Jackson in a United States court habeas corpus ruling. The judge delivered a lengthy opinion Tuesday afternoon freeing her from further trial on the same indictment amid congratulations from her attorneys and attendees.
Walter Kemper infant son of Alfred Kemper died after his clothing caught fire from a gas stove in Richmond Indiana on Tuesday. A local report notes the tragedy and the cause as a gas stove fire leading to fatal burns.
A London correspondent reports to a senior government official that a dispatch sent Monday indicates King Edward is ill with a family illness. The note, dated Tuesday, adds no further specifics beyond the health concern.
A report states King Edward's cancer is in early stages and resistant to physicians' treatment. Officials note his heavy duties since acceding the throne have worn him, transforming him from a middle aged man into an old one. While his days are numbered, there is hope he may be spared for several years.
In Philadelphia two black men Charles Perry and Henry Ivor were hanged at Moyamensing Prison for the murder of University of Pennsylvania professor Roy Wilson White. The motive was robbery, with only a few dollars and a cheap watch taken. Amos Stirling remains twice convicted and awaits death. In Washington the Hawks Heistand Manila hemp probe nears conclusion. no integrity concerns found against Col. Heistand, though the report may critique army officers owning business in military zones.
Washington Ind Oct 8 Sept of police T J Call issued a notice to saloon keepers warning that all slot machines or gambling devices kept by them will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. They must observe the Nicholson law to the letter THOS J CALL
Richmond health authorities confirm 28 smallpox cases among colored residents and say precautions are being taken to prevent further spread. The notification notes efforts to contain the outbreak and protect the broader population.
The article advises diluting strong tea with water at boiling point to avoid weak or bitter flavor. It cites Russians and samovars as a model, noting water should not reboil and should be kept boiling fresh to achieve optimal tea strength.
The article praises Schiffmann's Asthma Cure as instantly relieving and curing asthma. Town Clerk W Severus of Cavalier North Dakota testifies he had 20 years of asthma and has not had an attack for six years after using the remedy. Cure sold by druggists at 50 cents or one dollar per package, or via Schiffmann at Gox 804 St. Paul Minnesota.
Advice for reviving japanned ware in household re restoration. Damp sponge wipe quick with warm water. do not wash. Dry immediately with a soft cloth. For stubborn spots apply sweet oil with a woolen cloth.
To prepare grape juice cover the grapes with water and boil until skins crack. Then place in jelly bags and let drip overnight. In the morning dissolve sugar in the juice at one pound per gallon. Seal carefully in jars. Exchange.
Richmond officials granted a franchise to the Richmond Union City Portland traction company on Tuesday, following a county commissioners meeting in Richmond Indiana.
New American rails and ships claim fastest London to Sydney route via New York and San Francisco after Campania sailings. Oceanic line ships carried Australian mail to San Francisco in 21 days, down from 26, aided by Burlington special trains across 3800 miles. Officials praise record, noting speeds over multiple segments and routine quick mail handling by Burlington-Chicago routes.
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