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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
6
Paris reports plans for a spectacular czar visit to France marked by a four hour sham battle near Reims at Wiltry with 30 000 defending a fort against 120 000 attackers. A 150 000 strong hollow square will form outside Reims followed by a grand imperial review.
In London on September 13 the Italian anarchist Malatesta argued that Americans are the real source of violence, condemning both Czolgosz and the government. He warned repression would not deter revolutionaries and noted Aguinaldo’s capture as a lesson.
Washington report notes strong southern affection for the president after the assault. Southern lawmakers condemn the attack and urge statutory measures against anarchy. Press discussions in South Carolina and Georgia debate the assailant's origins while criticizing Wellington's anti presidential stance.
T Fuller of 74 California St reports sharp pains under the ribs and back trouble worsened by cold and kidney strain. He tried remedies before using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Henry Bug Store and found rapid relief, noting the pills' superior action and urging others to try them at 50 cents from E. Burn Co Buffalo NY.
In Cripple Creek Colorado on September 13 more than 100 delegates to the Colorado federation of women's clubs narrowly avoided death when dynamited barber shop blast occurred. Women in front of the shanty were showered with debris but none seriously hurt. the incident influenced the vote against Mrs Morris Finn who led miners' interests in the camp.
In Macon Missouri on September 13 a long time Macon county physician Dr J B Winn, respected elder, conducted a careful search on his old Bloomington homestead for Civil War era gold he purportedly hid in quinine bottles. The land has changed greatly since then, with new fences, cleared trees, and altered fields.
In New York City, H. A. Kaufman sues William Wilson, owner of five Broadway drug stores, for 2000 damages claiming a prescription error led to morphine poisoning. He says after taking 12 pills he slept on a homebound car ride and suffered two weeks of incompetence. doctors report morphine poisoning.
In Norfolk on September 13, Benjamin Holmes condemned for first degree murder at Lawrenceville received a temporary reprieve. Judge Hancock extended the stay to October 10, when the circuit court will reopen his case.
In Rochester New York on Friday a woman identified as Mrs Eliza Gray was found unconscious across a grave in Mount Hope cemetery and died soon after She had recently arrived from Toledo Ohio and carried four hundred dollars on her person
The Working Women's Association of America adopted demands including a ten hour day with weekly time off, clean sleeping quarters, and leisure. They plan a general hotel or clubhouse for cheap room and board, run by a year hired woman, with employment bureaus to place skilled workers across town.
Johann Most the anarchist was arraigned in police court in New York on a charge of printing an incendiary editorial in Die Freie Welt on the day President McKinley was shot. He wept before the bar and was held in $1,000 for examination on Monday.
Washington Sept 13 The Navy Department appointed Rear Admiral Francis M Ramsay as the third member of the Schley court of inquiry to replace Rear Admiral Howison Ramsay who was retired April 5 1997. His home is in Washington The court will resume Monday.
President Hyde of the Board of Safety says charges against Superintendent Quigley will likely be discussed at the board’s next regular meeting on Friday.
A special train was ordered to North Creek to bring Vice-president Roosevelt back to Albany where he will await a further call from Buffalo. He may have to drive 35 miles in the Adirondacks in a buckboard and is expected to arrive between 4 and 5 p m.
Complete digestion is best for body health as decaying waste poisons blood and harms organs. Medicines that act as violent laxatives worsen digestion. Alma-Bromo Salt from Alma Mich is presented as a natural cleanser from a deep Bromide spring, with a decade of physician usage at Alma Sanitarium supporting its value.
An advertisement extols Dr Tomson’s electro medical treatments for catarrh asthma hay fever consumption nerve and vascular issues digestive tract disorders and general weakness. It cites testimonials from Earl Right and Jacob Schweitzer praising hearing restoration and vitality and promotes a drug free approach with no cutting or pain.
A claimed cure for stricture asserts safety and painless, bloodless results avoiding surgery. The statement markets a non invasive treatment as free from operative intervention.
The speaker argues that true recovery comes from medical electricity restoring the nerves and vital organs, not from drugs which only offer temporary stimulation.
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