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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

Page

6

Republicans Aim to Draft Democratic Districts in Indiana

A Indiana Republican conference urged expanding candidate selection in Democratic districts to boost turnout and expand the party’s statewide vote. Nat Powell’s Secretary of State bid and Nat A Hill’s Treasurer run are cited as benefiting from this strategy, reflecting optimism about Indiana leaving the doubtful column.

Indiana Sug Nathan Powell Madison Powell Congress Nat A. Hill Hill Bloomington Congressman Miers

Indiana weekly weather bulletin notes scattered showers and mature corn

The Indiana weather bureau weekly bulletin reports fair rainfall distribution with some southern and central districts receiving less moisture. Corn ranges from silking to ripening, with late fall temperatures expected to aid maturation. frost risk minimal by Sept 21 to 25. Tobacco improves in the southeast as cutting continues in Randolph and begins in Elkhart. Late vegetables, apples, peaches, pears and plums show promise. sorghum cane improves. plowing and rye sowing proceed under favorable conditions.

Indiana Weather Bureau Randolph Elkhart County

Millionaire Stratton in Line at Labor Day Parade

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Sept 4 WW Stratton wealth estimated at 25 million marched in the labor day parade here Monday an enthusiastic member of the carpenters council Stratton was a carpenter on daily labor when he discovered his great Independence gold mine Recently he joined the Carpenters union.

Colorado Springs Col S. Stratton Carpenters’ Council Stratton Independence Carpenters’ Union

Indiana Pension Records Mention Many Named Recipients

A fragmented list from Indiana pensions shows individuals linked to towns such as Jeffersonville Anderson Marion Indianapolis Greensburg Evansville and others. Amounts like 6 10 17 and 12 appear alongside names including Original-Nicholas Feldt Peter Lee Ida J Ong Fanny Isreal and Marie Jane Garrett among others with notes of widows minors and heirs.

Nicholas Feldt Jeffersonville Oliver Brier Anderson Samuel A. McAlister Marion Adam Co Williams Grandview John W. Foulks Indianapolis Peter Lee West Lebanon Leonard Strange Evansville Ida J. Ong Greensburg Sarah MM. Listenfeltz Elwond Fanny Isreal Marie Jane Garrett Lafayette Anna Hummel Sunman Minor Milo T. Littell Eminence

Local Society Notes and Weddings in Missouri

The Swirl of Society lists Miss Katherine Schrader returning from St. Joseph Michigan and Miss Lucile Donlon from St. Louis. It notes Jeffersonville and Richmond weddings for Miss Marion Barrett with James Armstrong and Miss Blanche Goodrich with Clinton Routh, plus the Sedalia marriage of Miss Linnie Thornton to Auburn T. Farris at the Third Christian Church. Dr. Clark E Day wed Miss Michel Stubbe in a quaker ceremony at 1720 Park Avenue, with Rev. A J Brown officiating.

Katherine Schrader St. Joe Mich Lucile Donlon St. Louis Jeffersonville Marion Barrett James Armstrong Richmond Blanche Goodrich Clinton Routh Linnie Thornton Auburn T. Farris Sedalia Third Christian Church A. B. Philpott Pride

Dunn Explains Budget Fix and Temporary Loan Granted

Council approves a 355000 temporary loan after Finance Committee clears Dunn figures. Discrepancies traced to August balance and June July bills. estimates adjusted to July 15 figures. Ordinances pass on loan, and redrawn precinct boundaries include the insane hospital grounds.

Council Dunn Treasury Ang.e Billingsley

Cotton and crops mix in U S Sept crop report

The weather bureau notes heavy rains and droughts delaying farm work nationwide. Corn shows improvement in many areas while Missouri and Nebraska need rain. Iowa corn matures quickly with early plant cuts. Ohio valley corn improves. Tennessee floods harm some crops. Tobacco strong except Maryland Virginia. apples still weak. Kansas improving. Arkansas Illinois Indiana West Virginia fair to good crops. Cotton average condition Aug 24 is 71.4 versus prior dates and ten year average 74.9.

Weather Bureau Missouri Nebraska Iowa Ohio Valley Tennessee Northwest Maryland Virginia Kansas Arkansas Illinois Indiana West Virginia

Dividends Declared for Defunct Banks Across States

Comptroller of the Currency announced on Tuesday dividends in favor of creditors of several national banks. Somerset Banking Company in Somerset Kentucky receives 59 percent, Lemars Bank in Lemars Texas 25 percent, First National in San Bernardino California 5 percent, and Merchants in Seattle Washington 7 percent. final livi dend.

Washington Somerset Banking Company Somerset Lemars Bank Lemars First National San Bernardino Cal Seattle Wash

Amusements and ads highlight busy local week

The Grand box office opens at 10 a.m. Thursday for seats and announces a new season with vaudeville stars. The Park hosts The two little waifs closing Wednesday, and Bon Ton burlesquers play at Ent wire with strong crowds. State fair tents and prize drills occupy grounds West. Various local ads promote pianos, washers, and classified sales in THE SUN.

M. C. Anderson Odd-fellows

Delia Ann Newman's Frugal Wedding Revelations

Mrs Lukes recounts Delia Ann Newman s wedding with lavish prep and a stormy snowfall. The family buys or barters to fund the feast while neighbors supply the remaining vittles as Delia Ann pleads for help from others. The scene unfolds with town gossip about class and propriety.

Indianapolis Notes and Upcoming Local Events

City life items from Indianapolis include a light infantry company heading to Buffalo for two weeks starting Sunday at 8 am. The florists association set Nov 8 to 15 for the chrysanthemum show in Tomlinson hall. Charles H. Dickson has been named chief of accounts in the Indian office. Fletcher Place M E Church seeks Rev V W Travis for another year. A boy, Will Soliday, 15, was run over and broke his leg near Fourteenth Street. Military groups drill at Brookside park with visiting companies arriving Sunday. A Pekin night program and a Chinese flavored band concert are planned at Fairview park. George W. Quimby of Model Life Insurance died of heart trouble in Peru. Retail grocers seek an agreement with commission men to curb latte sales to private consumers. John Beaver’s will erasure increases a bequest from 5000 to 7000, likely voiding the will. Alf Perdue’s son asks about his estate and a guardian is sought for a Maryland Street property. Perdue Sr. was declared insane Monday.

Miss Peters Old Smith Place Delia Ann Newman Mrs. Lukes Newmans Delia Ann Bride Peters Louisy Mrs. Simms Indianapolis Florists’ Association Tomlinson Hall Charles H. Dickson Indian Office Will Soliday Fourteenth- St Fourteenth-st Capitol-ave J. Sedam Llingis-St K. of P Brookside Park Fairview Park Pekin Indianapolis George W. Quimby Model Life Insurance Company Washington St Dr. Helm Peru Retail Grocers’ Association John Beaver Lawrence Township

Cure for stomach disease promises renewed strength

An advertisement argues digestive diseases sap strength, contrasting ailing men with healthy fathers. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Liver Pellets are touted as cures improving digestion and nutrition, with a Chicago reader praising renewed energy and work ability after six bottles. Free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer included.

Banbury Cross Dr. Pierce A. J. Vandersrater West Division Street Chicago Pierce

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