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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1901

Page

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Bank Robbers Blow Safe in Trio Nebraska? Ohio Town

Bank raiders hit Farmers' and Citizens bank in Trio Ohio eight miles north of Shelby then fled with a large deposit. Robbers drilled the safe with nitroglycerine, fired at Mayor McConnell, bound a livery man, stole rigs, and fled south with bloodhounds in pursuit. In Danville Ohio, eight robbers failed to take any money after blasting the safe and capturing Prof Waustel before a posse closed in.

McConnell Bank Mount Vernon Danville C. W. Waustel Danville Collegie Institute Bladensburg

State board warns poor asylums fail sex separation

A bulletin from Indiana's State Board of Charities calls for strict sex separation cleanliness and employment rules in poor asylums. It cites vermin infested beds and high costs with multiple generations of feeble minded residents and increasing state expenses. It notes nine months costs totaling 1 235 555 66 with a net state outlay of 1 143 675 87, higher population at insane hospitals and ongoing public burden.

State Board of Charities Indiana

Beveridge sought for commencement address across nation

A Pierce seminary delegation from Philadelphia visits Indianapolis to invite Senator Beveridge to deliver the December commencement. Ex presidents Cleveland and Harrison spoke previously. Nebraska Republicans request speeches in the fall campaign. Dick of the Ohio Republican committee seeks a visit between Oct 19 and Nov 4. Indiana and New England society invitations follow, with dates to be arranged.

Pierce Seminary For Girls Philadelphia Indianapolis Beveridge Cleveland Harrison Nebraska Ohio Republican Committee Indiana Society St. Louis Indiana Territory Myron M. Medsker New England Society South Carolina

Willie's search ends as Lebanon farmer seeks found son

Willie Saunders an orphan with no home awaits a chance at stability. A wealthy Lebanon area farmer ready to adopt offers a substantial home and support from local leaders but Willie cannot be located. Bailiff Mendenhall aided the boy asking for a chance to reform and be steered toward a solid home.

Lebanon

Monkey Wrench Charged Man Locked Up After Quarrel

Anthony Bradley, described as a Hamite, was locked up at a police station on Tuesday charged with assault and battery on his wife. The couple, residents of 1714 Martindale Avenue, quarrelled over a monkey pinch.

Anthony ‘Bradley Martindale-ave Vale She Yan

Man Accused of Assault Denied by Woman in Street

A woman told officers a man knocked her down in the street and kicked her. She described him as mean and bad, using a racial slur during the statement.

Paterson Driver Hits Woman in City Collision

John Patterson drove a wagon that struck 65 year old Mrs. W. H. Langley at Washington and Pennsylvania streets Monday night. Her leg was broken and Dr Hicks of the city dispensed in the ambulance.

John Patterson W. H. Langley Barth-ave Washington and Pennsylvania-sts Hicks

Havana court seeks prison for postal robbers Neely Rathbone Reeves

The fiscal requests that Neely Rathbone and Reeves be sent to prison from twenty four to twenty six years for robbing the postal service. The defense has twenty days to file answers to the indictments.

Havana Neely, Rathbone Reeves

Cuban lands in eastern provinces attract American investors

Van Dusen of Havana with Frank Doran of Laporte visited the state house, holding options on Cuban eastern province lands near the Santa Clara to Santiago railroad. Lands priced 33 to 36 an acre include timbered areas with red cedar mahogany ebony and grazing fields with guinea grass. He predicts rapid American settlement, cites first class titles, and downplays political risks.

United States Illinois Cuba van Dusen

Reward for Tardiness at City Election Meeting

The city election commissioners held their final meeting on Tuesday and approved bills. Among the eight meetings, commissioner W. W. Spencer was noted as tardy in all eight. John Geckler honored him with a bouquet laden speech and a small box containing a dollar Ingersoll watch inside a watchcase.

W. W. Spencer Spenscer John Geckler Spencer

Weather outlook for Indianapolis and Midwest states

Forecast covers Indianapolis and Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio Michigan with fair to partly cloudy skies. Cool nights and warming daytime temperatures expected through Wednesday. Frank Bixler fined ten dollars and ten days for stealing thirty two dollars from Al Lewis in a Westfield restaurant where Bixler worked.

Indianapolis Indiana Kentucky Ohio Illinois Michigan Frank Bixler al Lewis Westfield Bixler

Admiral Schley The Model Sailor Of The Battle Off Santiago

In the Schley inquiry, Lieut. commander James H. Sears testifies on July 2 and 3 about signals, blockades, and the maneuvering of ships near Cienfuegos and Santiago harbor. He recalls McCalla’s memorandum, the moving blockade plan, and the sequence leading to the Colon’s shoreing and surrender.

James H. Sears Schisy Hayner Sears Key West Cienfuegos McCalla Santiago Eagle Marblehead Bantisgo Massachusetts Commodore Schley Higginson Lieut. Potts Santiago Harbor Sampson Areck Teresa Brooklyn Viscaya Ellis Cook Oregon Colon I Wells Schley Navy Department Rayner

New Board of Works Considers Separate Contracts

The Board of Works may not follow the former plan requiring a single interurban franchise. A conference with George B. McCulloch of Union Traction is set for Wednesday as a step toward a potential contract for his company. Commissioners stress caution to avoid past franchise muddles and legal challenges over electric lighting specifications.

O2 Works George B. McCulloch Union Traction Company Megrew

Admirals Testify On Cable Dispatches After Battle

Witnesses describe attempts to report the victory to the navy department and which dispatches were sent from the Brooklyn. Sears states the distance to Texas at the critical moment and Attends how Schley stood under fire while taking command.

Navy Department Sears Sampson Schrey Brooklyn Rayner Schley Admiral Dewey Dewey Texas Morro

Mother and Child Hurt by Log Wagon Incident

While crossing N. New Jersey street in front of her home, Mrs Vester and her two year old son Everett were knocked down by a log wagon. The child was taken to 42 N New Jersey street across from the home. Dr DeVaney reports neither is seriously injured.

N. New Jersey St Vester Everett

Mayor Orders Narrowing of Street Repair Crews

Mayor Bookwalter directed Street Superintendent Herpick to drop all but one street repair gang on Tuesday to cut costs. He believes repairs can be completed by the regular employees.

Bookwalter Herpick

Unsafe temporary boardwalk and structure prompt inspector action

Building inspector Bedell urged strengthening of the temporary boardwalk before the Columbia National Bank site on Washingtorst. Excavation under the sidewalk and a collapsed wall raise fears of a serious accident. Detectives arrested three men for loitering and potential pickpocket activity as photos and Bertillon data were sent to Chicago for identification.

Bedell Columbia National Bank Board of Safety Virginia Dugan McGuff Frank Brannan James Martin Dan Edwards Brannan Chicago Illinois St

Crawford Jr Takes Control of Midland Railroad

Muncie Indiana October 15 Henry Crawford Jr has assumed control of the Midland railroad He says the men will soon be paid their wages and traffic resumed.

Muncie, Ind Flenry Crawford, Jr Midland Railroad

Price Gauges Rise In Watchful Market Report

A dateline note highlights price changes from eight fifty to four fifty with a popular diamond enameled item priced at eight fifty market shift. The report notes a time guaranteed price range and values fluctuating across listings.

Epizootic Strikes Indianapolis Horses

Humane officer Frank Wilson warns that the epizootic grip blamed for hundreds of New York horses has reached Indianapolis. Dozens of horses are sick and some are dying, with transfer man S. P. Wambton reporting four losses in under three weeks. The officer fears October deaths will exceed the city’s usual rate as influenza spreads among all classes of horses.

Frank Wilson New York Indianapolis S. P. Wambton

Poison Suspected After Heartbreak in Hartford City

Ethel Lytte aged 19 reportedly took poison Monday night during a personal crisis. Her condition is described as critical with recovery unlikely, following a breakup with her sweetheart in Hartford City Indiana.

Hartford City Ind Ethel Lytte

Man Fined in Police Court Overwatch Grievance

Lee Stephens a young married man was fined ten dollars in police court Tuesday. His attorney praised the judge and he asked about days in the workhouse. Stephens asked to see Mrs Bessie Croddy a pretty widow and traded his ring for her watch claiming he was not married. She had him arrested for stealing the watch.

Lee Stephens Lee Bessie Croddy N. Hlinoisst

Missing Ice-Wagon Driver William Barley

William H Barley an ice wagon driver living at 541 Birchave is reported missing by his wife since Saturday night She says he had about 20 when he came home and went to a neighbor to call and was to tend the horse later in the evening He did not appear and no trace has been found The wife notes he never drinks and the couple have had no quarrel in three years of marriage.

William H. Barley Birchave

Interior Oil Company Incorporation Filed at State House

The Interior oil company of Alexandria filed articles of incorporation at the state house on Tuesday. The capital stock is $100,000. Directors are Orin P. Bogis of West Virginia Daniel A. Herring of New York and Frank B Wilbur of Ohio.

The Interior Oil Company of Alexandria State House Orin P. Bogis West Virginia Daniel A. Herring New York Frank 8. Wilbur Ohio

Ex-Councilman Wheeler Hailed for At-Large Seat Hope

Friends of ex-Councilman W H Wheeler back his bid for council man at large to succeed Maj Megrew who resigned to head the Board of Works. Wheeler’s council record is described as clean.

W. H. Wheeler Maj. Megrew Board of Works Mr. Wheeler

A Bird's-Eye View of Crises and Calamities

Texas reports first frost on Monday night while Paris moves to curb aerial navigation. Louis H V Lucas bankrupts. Beaumont suffers a fire. Newark endures smallpox worry. A $1,500 bank robbery in Ta, Cracksmen flee with loot. A lineman in Albany is struck dead by a live wire. Violence at Providence mine continues. Maude Gonne heads to Cape Colony. DeVaux fails to reach Algiers by balloon. Marlin Texas cyclone destroys circus tent injuring several.

Beaumont Pex Paris Newark Rudd, Ta Lineman W. Weed Albany N. Y Providence Mine Burlington Maude Gonne Joan of Arc Cape Colony Count DeVaux Algiers France

Wulschner's Sells Pianos From $165 and Up

Dustless Oats and piano listings headline a catalog note for Wulschner's offering pianos from 165 dollars upward with a casual sales mention.

Wulschner

Mystery Scream After Parade Ends Night Stir

Neighbors report a late night scream near Cornell avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Miss Edna Castor, returning from a parade, found her bed disturbed and, after turning off the gas, stepped on a warm, soft object that proved to be a hot iron left by a cautious resident, prompting frightful rumors of danger.

Callier Cornell-ave Twelfth Thirteenth-sts Edna Castor Sir Thomas

Wife Missing After Bridgeport Carnival Arrival Gone

Duke Fortner reports his wife failed to return after attending a Bridgeport carnival with neighbor Mrs Wishmeyer on Monday. Police notified Tuesday as search begins for missing woman.

Duke Fortner Bridgeport

Fire brigade showcase draws large crowd at 4 15 p m

Chief Hale and firefighters impressed attendees with drills and wall climbing on a 70 foot tower. Performers simulate fires moving by bugle signal as acts continue daily at 9 p m with afternoon shows. Midway offers ten cent rides plus free attractions and paid concerts including Pompeii and Banda Rossa at 25 cent admission.

Hale Five Figters Herr Granada Pompeii

City Faces First Court Suit Over Street Opening

Mayor Bookwalter's administration sees the city named as defendant in its first court suit Tuesday. Isaac L. Bloomer seeks 2000 dollars for property at Harding and Webraskasts taken for the Kentucky avenue extension. He received 250 for the lot and 500 for the house, though assessed at 800. He claims the street will take the entire property and its value is at least 2000. The opening of the street was done by the former Board of Works.

Bookwalter Isaac L. Bloomer Harding and Webraskasts Kentucky-ave Board of Works

Special Council Meeting to Hear Committees and Megrew's Resignation

The council schedules a Friday night special meeting to announce standing committees by President Haldeman. The council may receive Megrew's resignation at that time and set a date for electing his successor.

Haldeman Megrew

Governor Durbin weighs heating question at northern prison

Governor Durbin states the board of control for the northern prison will meet this week to revisit the heating question, which refers to the appointment of the warden.

Where Is Sarah Sarah Dickson Flees Parole Work Site

A colored woman named Sarah Dickson on parole from the reformatory has run away from her job at 3084 N finaisst. Police are asked to search for her.

Sarah Dickson Reformatory N. Finaisst

Pauley Body Expected Here After Philippine Service

The body of Joseph J. Pauley, who died in the Philippines, is expected to reach Thorntown, Ind., on Wednesday. He served in both the Civil and Philippine wars. Rev. A. B. Philputt, pastor of the Christian Church, was elected vice president of the annual meeting of the Christian Foreign Mission Society in Minneapolis.

Thorntown Ind Joseph J. Pauley Philippines A. B. Philputt Christian Church of the Christian Foreign Minciety Minneapolis

Stopping the 2 and relief from Laxative Bromo Q claims

A brief note reports a patient stopping the 2 and using Laxative Bromo Quinine cold remedy in one day with 3 percent centa treatment mentioned.

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Shelby, O Tiro Shelby Trio Farmers’ and Citizens’ Bank Winchester Rires Ceed Albert Willie Saunders Willie Reform School Plainfield Criminal Court Room Mendenhall Samuel R. Artman Ouch Neely Admiral Schley Washington Logsdon Crawford William Barley Missing Wheeler Louis H. V. Lucas Marlin Tex Wang Police Sarah
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