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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
3
The article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a blood and mucous membrane remedy for catarrh, claiming they remove the catarrhal poison from blood and mucous surfaces. Tablets dissolve in the mouth or water, with optional douches, and Dr. Bement endorses them as safest and most effective. Sold by druggists at fifty cents per full sized package.
John Birkmeir paid $10 and 20 days in jail after admitting to carrying a razor. The arrest followed a police order by Superintendent Hyland directing patrolmen to arrest all found with concealed weapons to curb violent acts. He argues that removing weapons reduces cutting and shooting incidents.
Miss Myrtie Young aged 25 vanished from Wheatland in Vincennes Indiana a week ago with property valued at 5000 dollars. Police fear foul play and continue to investigate the case.
Organizer John Blue says union organizers will not tip the balance at National Malleable Castings as few union men are employed. Edgar A. Perkins and others argue against a color line in labor, while threats of violence and a pending shutdown loom as the plant faces closure within a week.
Henry Mullen, assistant keeper for Jumbo II, was attacked while cleaning a stall at the Bostock wild animal show. He suffers multiple fractures and head wounds but is stable at Emergency hospital. James Miller and Edward Bartow freed him, beating off the elephant with prongs and clubs.
McCormack tells THE SUN that the castings company cannot use a mixed class. He says some black workers are causing trouble, while strikers demand protection at work. He argues peace requires one class employed exclusively.
Price quotations for cattle hogs and sheep with ranges by weight and grade. Listings include prime to fancy export cows, fat bulls, slaughter calves, hogs by weight, and lambs with receipts and shipments tallied. Notes include sample items and general market tone.
Charles Marting sued after being refused teaching work in Oil township Perry county. He won 190 in damages or 2 a day for 95 days. Appellate court conditionally affirms pending remittitur of 5 for institute work. Also relates Andrew J Pugh vs Peter S Miller impeachment case and a note on a no opinion day by the supreme court.
In Louisville on October 31 J M Kidwell a grandfather from Oldham County married Miss Lucy Wilson a 40 summers bride aboard a Lob-tail streetcar. A hastily chosen preacher performed the ceremony just as foam-covered horse and mud buggy arrived. Two sons of the groom watched from the buggy and drove off.
A dramatic accident in Carrolton, Mississippi, reports show clock weights over 3000 pounds broke from the Marion county courthouse tower, crashing through three floors and a protective plank platform. Judge Ambler had adjourned court moments earlier. no one was injured though bystanders faced a near disaster.
Harvey Fatout Charles Culley Morris Defrees and Henry Klausmann are named as potential successors to County Surveyor Nelson who plans to resign around November 15 to become city civil engineer. John McGaughey, soon to be commissioner, may influence the selection but denies knowledge of any plan. Klausmann and Culley are said to lead the list.
Led by Clement of the Rutland road, several railroad magnates secured a Fifth Avenue site above Thirty-ninth Street. They will erect a hotel costing 2,500,000 to rival the Waldorf Astoria.
Chicago market notes show corn gains of 4 16 cents with October at 57 57 3 4 cents and December near 57 4 58 cents. Wheat mixed with October about 9 44 70 cents, oats slightly up, and provisions generally lower. Eggs and butter adjust, cheese quoted with multiple varieties, and live poultry prices listed including hens at 7 cents and turkeys around 74 5 4 cents per pound.
Wheat and corn futures hold steady with multiple No. 1 and No. 2 grades quoted. Milling freight noted for wheat. corn prices show white and mixed classes with several percentages. Oats and hay also steady with Timothy hay prices listed and inspection tallies for wheat corn and hay by car counts.
Dominick Izzi of Poughkeepsie was jailed for 18 months in Albany penitentiary after declaring that Czolgosz did his duty and should be praised rather than executed for President McKinley’s murder. Recorder Herschauer found him guilty only of a disorderly house offense.
Births and deaths recorded with names and ages including Ludwig Kroll Biedenmeister Barbour Atkins Habig Vorhis Turner Simpson Furthers and many pairs listed in this community record. The list also notes marriages among residents and extended family pairings across several street addresses.
A long list of prices for poultry beef pork and dairy items. Includes turkey fowl ducks geese eggs butter cheese and lard with rates per pound or per case. Also lists hides coffee sugars flour beans molasses rice and canned seafood. drugstore items and chemicals priced per unit or quantity.
A small gust in the morning wind knocked a plate glass storefront display at Chambers five and ten on W Washington Street. The paneled structure rolled into the street breaking three panes and two shelves with hat trimmings spilled amid shattered glass. Estimated damage about ten dollars.
No excitement surrounds the New York election in Indianapolis. Betting eyes are on Seth Low with only one local man willing to stake money. Gambling activity is unusually sparse as the campaign nears.
A city clerk’s attache noted Bertha English a colored woman was fined 1 dollar plus 11 for stealing a lot of pig iron from the Webb Jamison Co. The report calls her a negress and states it was not her first offense in police court.
Roy Williams died Thursday after being shot during a tick-tacking incident in Connersville Indiana. Wm Wilson, alleged shooter, is in custody.
Receipts 1200 hogs at Indianapolis stock yards with 1100 shipments. Prices listed for good to choice and medium to heavy hogs and lightweights. In Ontario, a ram killed a woman after being knocked down by a hog attack near RIDGETOWN on Wednesday evening.
A list of individuals and firms with addresses and stated costs for home repairs additions frames sheds and alterations. Items include McLain Black Hornberger Newcomb Koogle Haueisen Newcomb Beyer Matthews Cohen Niven Smock and others with amounts ranging from fifty to several thousand dollars for frame houses additions sheds repairs and alterations.
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