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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1897

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Starvation and siege as Havana suffers Cuban revolt

Reports from Havana detail a severe insurgent siege with heavy Spanish losses at San Quintin and near La Vivera. A military train with cattle and horses was seized, while a Spanish column near Jaruco was defeated. Civilians face skyrocketing prices and genuine famine amid war and yellow fever spreading through Havana's military and civilian populations.

Havana San Quintin la Vivera Juan Delgado Aguacate Bainoa Jaruco Washington Gomez Brunner United States Navy Yard Tallapiedra Caminerio Santiago

Slack wire performer injured in fair accident

Stewart, a 1017 N New Jersey street resident and slack wire performer, was hurt during a "slide for life" at the Osgood fair last Friday. His leg snagged a tree branch as he fell through branches, breaking several ribs and tearing flesh on his back, then was transported 45 miles to Indianapolis without prior medical care. At the hospital, his clothing clung to bloodied skin. doctors called the injuries painful though not serious.

Georg Indianapolis Yes Stewart New Jersey St Stewart Greensburg

Indianapolis Braces for Heat as Tuesday Hits 98 Degrees

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers 36 hours to 8 pm Aug 4 with cooler conditions Tue night and Wed. Tuesday proved a scorcher with temperatures rising from 74 at 8 am to a peak near 98 by afternoon, a hot night with little breeze, downtown residents suffering and suburbs faring only slightly better.

Indianapolis Weather Bureau The Mercury

Kissel’s Garden Concerts Draw Big Crowds This Week

Miss Annie Burroughs will be cornet soloist and Miss Flora Beckett the flute soloist. The orchestra presents a serio-comic fantasia titled A Trip to Coney Island. Public interest remains high as crowds fill the venue for delightful music and entertainment.

State Tax Board Rebalances Railroad and Express Rates

The State Board of Tax Commissioners completed the assessment of railroad telegraph telephone sleeping car and express company property. Railroads saw modest cuts while express firms faced large increases with totals expected to be similar to last year. Net statewide assessments show a 126000 rise overall, driven by express company gains and railroad declines.

State Board of Tax Commissioners St. Louis Lawrenceburg Columbus, Hope & Greensburg Fairland, Franklin & Martinsville Ingalls McIinley Pennsylvania Indianapolis Richmond Logansport Evansville & Indianapolis Evansvile & Richmond Chicago & Calumet Elgin, Joliet & Western Elkhart & Western Indiana Ilinois George Bingham Frank Martin Auditor’ of State's Office

Can They Hold Out and De Armitts Men Deserting Him

In Pittsburg district tensions rise as miners strike and the New York and Cleveland gas coal company loses ground. Flum Creek, the firm strongest opposition, dwindles as workers defect while Sandy Creek and Turtle Creek remain secure. Gov Hastings alerted. troops on standby for emergency.

Pittsburg Aus New York & Cleveland Gas Coal Company Flum Creek Willock Station Turtle Creek Plum Creek Sandy Creek de Armitt National Guard Sheriff Lowry Ross-st. Armory State Guard Ratchford Columbus President Farms Ohio West Virginia

Ice valuation sparks tense state board hearing clash

State board of tax commissioners weighed ice valuations as Lake County Wankakee and Armour ice firms appealed assessments. Manager Charles Shedd faced sharp questioning amid high temperatures while other miners and labor leaders discussed camps, strikes, and possible national guard call ups across Indiana and nearby states.

State Board of Tax Commissioners Wankakee Chas. P. Shedd Kankakee Shedd State Board Gen. Moores Lake County Ics Mount Bryan Armour Ice Company Morsard W Lake County Board Lafayette Groves ‘Clothing Company

Pension vouchers acknowledged and filed in pension offices

Public notice fragment notes notary in room 18 Baldwin street acknowledging soldiers and widows pension vouchers and their filing in pension offices.

You Are Here Girls That a Carload of Husbands

In Juneau and Duluth reports from Alaska describe thousands of prospectors as steamers break down and routes to the Klondike are debated. News notes include a 300 mile inland route via Copper river proposed by J G C Lewis, while many seek luck and face hardships and high prices, with 2000 white men near Fort Cudahy and chatter of carloads of brides for miners.

San Francisco Willametta Alaska Coallier Progresso Seattle Wash Washington Klondike J. G. C. Lewis Salem Ore Copper River Capper River Chillyna Chiflyna Lewis Duluth Minn John C. Bessian Fort Cudahy Healy Tacoma Queen Mounted Police Northwest Territory Yukon Chilkoot Pass St. Michael Juneau Dawson City

Cigarette Slave in Court Arrest Highlights

Deputy U.S. marshal Jerry Foley arrested Sylvia Young in Fayette County on a charge of sending obscene matter through the mails. Young, 18, testified against a man named R Roberts who had been convicted for the same offense. Roberts later escaped custody after the arrest.

U .S Jerry Foley Alaina Fayette County Sylvia Young Bineckley Richmond R Roberts Roberts

Judge Hay and constable testify in assault case

In Justice Sears court on Monday Justice Hay and a constable testified in a case charging Mrs. Alpha Crouch with assault and battery and profanity. Hay said he found the bruised body of the prosecuting witness, Mrs. Mary Eyster. The defendant was acquitted and both officials sought their fees.

Justice Hay

Sermons Draw Large Crowd at Acton Park

At Acton Rev J W Duncan of Indianapolis preached Tuesday morning and Rev Mr Tinsley gave the afternoon sermon. The park scene continued to attract a large attendance with growing interest.

Acton J W. Duncan Indianapolis Acton Park Mr. Tinsley the Park

Pension Voucher Office Opening By Notary Blake

John W. Blake notary public and attorney announces a pension office opening at 86 West Maryland Street, fourth of August. The office will acknowledge widows and soldiers vouchers and related documents in Baldwin block room 18.

John W. Blake Baldwin Maryland St Ohio St Denison House

Accident on Indiana Ave injures three carriage occupants

A horse fright at a Big Four engine on Indiana Avenue caused a carriage to crash on the pavement. Mrs. Jane Mulholland, Mrs. Nellie Hollinger, and Leola Powers were injured with broken ribs and facial injuries. the buggy was destroyed. Dr. Marxer and Dr. Edwin Thomas attended, and the wounded were taken home by ambulance.

Yellow Bridge Indiana Ave Jane Mulholland Nellie Hollinger Leola Powers Mulholland Marxer Minerva

Still in a Tangle in Constantinople Aug 3

Amendments to peace articles presented by Tewfik Pasha opened wider discussion. A dispatch notes Skeulandis said the king’s unalterable abdication if Greek finances come under external control was conveyed to ambassadors and shifted powers’ views on the issue.

Tewfik Pasha Skeulandis Foreigh Affairs

Smiley Rescued After River Jump Threat Over Racer

J Robinson Smiley manager of a female bicycle outfit was pulled from the river in Toledo Ohio after a quarrel with racer who told him she did not care for him. He walked to the bridge middle and jumped in hanging to piling until fished out. Dottie Farnsworth and Tillie Anderson are stars of Smiley's team.

Toledo J. Robinson Smiley Smith Smiley Dottie Farnsworth Tillie Anderson

Bonfire trouble prompts likely ordinance action

Citizens in the northern city and neighboring suburbs have been lighting bonfires after dark, causing repeated fire department calls. The hot evenings strain horses on poor roads above Fall Creek. Steps to enforce the bonfire ordinance are likely.

Fall Creek

Grumbekow Pasha Sails to Berlin With Sultan’s Letter

A Constantinople to New York cable reports Grumbekow Pasha will travel to Berlin Tuesday bearing a letter from the Sultan to the Kaiser. He will pause to communicate with the King of Romania. His mission is deemed highly important at this time.

Germany New York Herald Constantinople Grumbekow Pasha Berlin Roumania

Indianapolis brakeman Ben Loy killed near Springfield Ohio

Ben Loy a Big Four brakeman and resident of Indianapolis was killed Monday night near Springfield Ohio when cars on a siding collided. An invalid wife and four children are left.

Ben Loy Big Four Indianapolis Springfield

Princess Portraits Seized by Paris Police

Paris police seized all portraits of Princess de Chimay taken with the gypsy Rigo at the Chimay family request, reflecting a royal privacy enforcement action.

Paris Princess de Chimay Rigo Chimay

TVY AND HIS RAZOR KILLING IN BRIGHTWOOD

Attorneys for George Carr and Robert Gohegan seek habeas corpus to secure release from county jail for the two men held on assault with intent to kill in the death of Charles Ivy. Coroner’s exonerating testimony suggests self defense after Ivy advanced with a razor toward Carr. witnesses place Ivy as the aggressor in Brightwood near Sutherland and Rural streets.

Carr Gohegan Dickson & Wynes Charles Evy Sutherland-ave Brightwood George Carr Ivy James Carter Everett Artist Simon Haskin Chauncey Ball Carter Hors St Court House Simon Haskins Ball Baltimore

Bown at Bethany Temple of learning remains deserted

Bethany park hosts an idle week as lectures fail to draw audiences. Monday's postponement, Tuesday's poor turnout, and a Sunday-school convention lull mark the scene. T J Legg spoke on The Sunday-school session while Prof H J Wilett of Chicago University lectured on Bible topics including The makers of the Bible.

H. J. Wilelett Disciples’ Divinity House Chicago University

Parade on Tap to Honor Labor Day in Indianapolis

Labor groups in Indianapolis plan a parade to celebrate Labor Day, then proceed to Muncie where the day is marked. A fare of 1 is stated for the trip.

Labor Organizations of Indianapolis Muncie

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