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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1901

Page

8

Wonderful Little Boy Lowers Mile Pace Record At Memphis

Memphis Tenn October 22 Monday Little Boy driven by C G K Billings broke his own mile pacing wagon record doing the mile in 2 01 due to running ponies. Quarters were in 304 01 31 The races were good throughout with winners including 2 14 trot 3009 2 25 pace 1600 Casconda and 2 18 trot 1000 Col Cochran plus Major Greer in the half mile wagon trot Lafayette October 22 The Purdue I A excursion will carry 1000 students to Bloomington for the game Saturday

Memphis Tenn Little Boy C. G. K. Billings Janice Casconda Col. Cochran Major Greer

Indianapolis Endorses Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills

Daily article highlights Indianapolis testimony backing Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming increased strength and vigor. Mrs E W Miller of East Washington Street testifies the pills calm tremors and nervous weakness. bottle price is 50 cents at Hyder's Drug Store and other Dr A W Chase Medicine Co. outlets in Buffalo.

Indianapolis A. W. Chase E. W. Miller East Washington St Ind Dr. A. W. Chase Medicie Co Buffalo M.D

Lipton vows to keep racing and build better boats

Sir Thomas Lipton praised American girls and vowed to lift a cup before marrying. He will leave Shamrock II for future challengers, claim Columbia is a better boat, and insists he will not quit. Police halted the Dave Barry Martin Duffy bout in round four as Barry faced defeat.

Columbia Shamrock Sir Thomas Lipton ST. Louis Dave Barry Martin Duffy Barry

Grid Conference News On Indiana Team Pace And Local Prep

Coach Horne touts fast IU improvement while Illinois plays strong and the crowd hopes for a quick revival. Indianapolis schools train daily as Butler backs and Mooney school in Memphis loom. M T H S squares off with Louisville, Shortridge idle, Penn busy, and Earlham notes tennis revival with five courts in near-constant use.

Horne I. U Illinois Gloriana Indiana Newby Oval University of Indianapolis Butler Sixteenth St Mooney School Memphis Louisville H. S Shortridge Earlhamite Earlham College Earlham

Comiskey Seeks Christy Matthewson Salary

Chicago Chronicle reports on Tuesday that the White Sox aim to sign Christy Matthewson, with salary as the sole hurdle to a possible deal.

Chicago Chronicle Comiskey Christy Matthewson Chicago White Stockings

Forbes Cody Fight Ends in Six Round Draw

In Chicago on Monday night Harry Forbes and Tommy Cody battled to a six round draw in a boxing card.

Forbes-Cody Chicago Harry Forbes Tommy Cody

Roosevelt invite to dine may seal Virginia vote

Democratic leaders claim President Roosevelt's invitation to Booker T. Washington at the White House could secure the election of Andrew Jackson Montague as Virginia governor. The Virginia delegation is already said to be solidly against Roosevelt in the 1904 Republican nominating convention.

Norfolk Roosevelt Booker Washington White House Andrew Jackson Montague Virginia

Girl Ate Cloves in Sioux City Triggers Oxygen Rescue

Miss Anna Van Zuiden aged 20 ate a large quantity of cloves and suffered suffocation symptoms. Awakening with blue lips and cold extremities, she worsened until physicians used oxygen to save her. Doctors cite cloves containing a phenol compound acting like carbolic acid as possible cause.

Sioux City Anna van Zuiden

White House Attic Transformed Into Servants Rooms

Under Mrs. Roosevelt the White House attic has been converted into servants rooms. Previously servants lived in the basement. Mrs. Roosevelt, keen on health, ordered the attic living spaces finished in ash, making them as presentable as other executive mansion areas. She also conducted a careful inventory of mansion furniture after Jane entered.

Grau Opera to Present Carmen at Tomlinson Hall

The Grau grand opera company will sing Carmen at Tomlinson Hall on December 14 replacing the earlier announced Romeo and Juliet. Wagner's Lohengrin will be the night performance.

Tomlinson Hall Grau Grand Opera Company

Local Securities Listing Planned in Indianapolis Office

A local security board will be placed in the Indianapolis office of Granger Farwell & Co a Chicago and New York banking and bond house. Marketable local securities will be listed.

Indianapolis Granger, Farwell & Co Chicago New York Banking, and Bond House

Boston Defines Drunk In Jag Problem Court Debate

Boston police face a definitional fight over intoxication. Judge Henry S. Dewey cited the Century dictionary to discharge drunk defendants as not overcome. Judge Burke rejected that standard and argued a drunk is someone who has surrendered faculties, leading to staggered, incoherent defendants being deemed drunk unless explained.

Boston Henry S. Dewey Central Municipal Court Dewey Burke Quilty

Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Glencoe Indiana

Glencoe Indiana reports twenty seven smallpox cases found by health officers on October twenty second. All patients are quarantined and under observation.

Glencoe Ind

Wall Street Cables on Northern Pacific and market notes

New York reports indicate rumors of a Northern Pacific deal snag and unsettled stock action. Traders note dull transactions, with London sellers and mixed views on copper, oil, and tobacco stocks as Morgan Hill Kuhn Loeb dynamics loom.

London Standard Oil U. P St. Paul Chicago Iowa Central Minneapolis & St. Louis Anaconda Northern Pacific Hill-Morgan Kuhn Loeb Mr. Morgan Lawson Great Northern England Consolidated Tobacco Co People’s Gas

Dying List of Names From Asbury Park Death Notice

A single oblique death notice lists Adolph Bartel 27 Richmond Peter Watts 68 Knightstown Wiley Michaels 47 Portland Murray Waltman Dunkirk Co G Christy 87 Decatur County Wm Kollar 50 South Bend Thomas H Bea vers New Castle Elizabeth J Jones 6 South Bend Mre Mary Hazelrnga formerly Greensburg died in Asbury Park New Jersey.

Adolph Bartel Richmond Peter Watts Knightstown Wiley Michaels Portland Murray Waltman Dunkirk Co. G. Christy Decatur County Wm. Kollar South Bend Thomas H. Beavers New Castle Elizabeth J. Jones Mary Hazelrnga Greensburg Asbury Park N. J

Elopement Report From Brazil Town

Brazil Indiana residents report Harry Smith age nineteen and Mabel Robertson age fourteen ran away together on Sunday implying a secret elopement though details remain unclear as search efforts continue in the small town.

Brazil Ind Harry Smith Mabel Robertson

Bears and a Jaguar Threaten Workers Across Three Towns

Reports from Bluefield Meadville and New York detail wild animal sightings and deaths. Black bears proliferate near the New Stager and Southern railway works in McDowell county. In Meadville a jaguarlike beast devours livestock and stirs fear. In Bronx Park New York the apes Rajah Brunei and Sultan die from typhoid while Sally mourns the losses. Rajah’s brain weighed 11 ounces versus a 412 ounce human average.

Bluefield W. Va New Stager & Southern Railway McDowell County New York Rajah Zoological Gardens Brunei Bronx Park Sultan Bberneo Sally

Councilman Hoffman In Critical Condition

Washington Indiana October 22 Council man W F Hoffman is in a critical condition from heart trouble He formerly headed the city schools and in recent years has practiced law locally

Washington, Ind W. F. Hoffman

Edward Stein Charged With Forging Bonds Fled After Bond Forfeit

NEW ALBANY Ind Oct 22 Edward Stein accused of forging his father's signature on notes totaling 2000 dollars fled the scene forfeiting his 509 dollar bond. Mount Vernon Ind Oct 22 Adolph Bartel 12 dies after lockjaw from stepping on a nail during the previous day.

New Albany Ind Edward Stein Mount Vernon Adolph Bartel

Helen Kelley and Frank Gould Engagement Rumor Stirs NYC Society

An engagement rumor links Frank Jay Gould and Miss Helen Kelley amid family wealth and lawsuits. Gould, 24 in December, is valued at about 20 million dollars. Kelley is a granddaughter of banker Eugene Kelley and near 17. Legal disputes between the Gould and Kelley factions may ease if the engagement is confirmed. In Crawfordsville, Ind, John T Keller and wife sue the Monon railroad for 420 claiming delays and dress costs amid a stormy night.

New York Frank Jay Gould Jay Gould Helen Kelley Ward Kelley Young Gould Miss Kelley Eugene Kelley Miss Whelley Day Gould Youns Gould Miss Kelly Crawfordsville Ind John T. Keller Linden Monon Railroad Romney

Acid attack shocks Elwood man in alley

An unknown man threw acid on Park E. Starkey as he walked past an alley in Elwood Indiana on October 22. Starkey’s clothes burned in several places and he required medical attention.

Elwood Ind Park E. Starkey

Sale of fine bred hogs at Union stock yards opens

City Life reports a Tuesday sale of prize hogs at Union stock yards while noting the courthouse clock runs off time and repairs proceed. Indiana recruiting stations plan to enlist infantry and cavalry for tropical service as W H Freeman of the state forestry board to establish a forestry experiment station near Wabash. Small searchlights will project Diana on the soldiers’ monument at night. A will probate for Sylvester Schofield leaves about 20 000 in estate with 100 to his wife. two grandsons stand to inherit, and no contest is expected due to an agreed division of estates.

Union Indiana Tropics W. H. Freeman State Board of Forestry Wabash Ind Sylvester Schofield

Train Mishaps Leave Several Injured or Dead

Charles Allen aged 15 of Covington was thrown from a train and seriously injured. Leopold Bleekman of South Bend was struck by a Lake Shore train and will die. Noble Keys of Comiskey died after stepping from a moving passenger train at Scottsburg.

Charles Allen Covington Lake Shore Leopold Bleekman South Bend Noble Keys Comiskey Scottsburg

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saved His Boy's Life

A. M. Hoppe of Rio Creek Wisconsin says his nine year old boy nearly choked with croup. He used Chamberlains Cough Remedy liberally until the boy vomited and soon recovered. For sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain A. M. Hoppe Rio Creek Wis

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