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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1902

Page

2

Toughest Saloon in Indianapolis Closed by Mayor Order

Saphie's saloon at Toledo and Ohio streets, famed for riots, was closed Monday night after Mayor Pookwalter moved to revoke its license. Police have long battled disturbances, with officers injured and rioters subdued amid repeated riot calls over a decade.

Indianapolis Bookwalter Moses Saphrie Toledo Ohio-sts Pookwalter Saphie Jake Kurtz

Fires Threaten Two Families and Barns in City

A gas leak caused a house fire at G. H. Hurley’s home 1132 Voyt Ave Monday night with the family escaping in nightwear as smoke filled the rooms. loss $50, insured. Mrs Lula Lee and daughter at 341 N East St woke at 12:45 a m Tuesday to flames in their room and escaped. loss $500, insured. Hetheringtons barn at 2298 N Pennsylvania St burned at 10:30 p m Monday, spreading to Dr Thompson’s barn at 2232 N Pennsylvania St, causing $50 damage. cause unknown.

G. H. Hurley Voytave Lula Lee N. East St B. F. Hetherington Pennsylvania St

Murder of American teachers in Cebu reported

From San Francisco dated September 16 details emerge on the June 11 killings of Ernest Heger Lewis Thomas Clyde France and John Wells in Cebu. An undercover U S constabulary lieutenant Luga tracked the bandit leader, killed Tabotada Luga discovered weapons and gear, and led searchers to the graves where the victims were forced to dig their own graves and were shot. Three bandits were captured and compelled to carry the bodies.

San Francisco Cal Ernest Heger Lewis Thomas Clyde O. France John E. Wells Cebu Mate Luga United States Constabulary Tabotada Luga Tabotada Heger Wells France

Lipton to Challenge for Americas Cup This Week

It is announced that Sir Thomas Lipton will send his challenge for the Americas Cup at the end of this week. Dennys Bros build the yacht and Fife designs it. The new racer will be lightly altered from the last challenger and not very elaborate or costly. Final details to be settled Tuesday night.

Glasgow Thomas Lipton Dennys Bros. and Fife

City council showdown over switch ordinance and wages bill

The council debated a switch ordinance for Bischoff and Fisse coal dealers with sharp exchanges. The firemen’s wages increase ordinance passed 14 to 5 despite veto threats as five members opposed due to budget concerns. A $1,000 appropriation for weights and measures tools was approved and petitions sought a roof over the east market. Washington street and Virginia avenue resurfacing projects were defeated by property owners.

Sourbier Negley Cooper McFarland Wheeler Wynne Council Board of Works Washington St Alabama St Belt Virginia-ave Prospect-st

Lily White drive bars Negro delegates in Alabama convention

In Birmingham on September 16, the Republican executive committee excluded all Negro delegates from the state convention. The move, amid a power struggle between the Lily White faction and opponents, reflects a purge of Black representation from the party gathering.

Alabama Birmingham Ala Republican Executive Committee

New Auto Factory Formed in Indianapolis

Standard Automobile Co. of Indianapolis with $100,000 capital was incorporated Monday by W. W. Spencer J. W. Holtzman and J. H. Witty to build gasoline motors and later electric machines. A southeastern city plant near Shelbyst Piel Bros. Starch Co. also formed with $500,000 by W. F. Piel Jr H. W. Piel F. Piel Edward Daniels and Albert Baker to operate independently of the trust. Other incorporations include Lincoln Mercantile Co. with $10,000 and United Farmers' Live stock Insurance Co. to operate in Marion and surrounding counties.

Standard Automobile Co Indianapolis W. W. Spencer J. W. Holtzman J. H. Witty Shelbyst Piel Bros Starch Co W. F. Piel, Jr H. W. Piel Edward Daniels Albert Baker Lincoln Mercantile Co United Farmers’ Livestock Insurance Co Marion

Tapeworm 60 Feet Linked to Death at State Fair

New York report says Rudolph Haller laborer died from insanity caused by a 60 foot tapeworm. Coroner's physician found the parasite distorted spinal and neural structures, producing alternating fits and normal periods. Bellevue experts were puzzled by the case.

New York Rudolph Haller Haller Bellevue

Telegraphist Darrow Weighs Away After Teeth Swallowing

Frederick M. Darrow of Norfolk, a telegrapher, has not eaten for 25 days after swallowing two false teeth on August 15. His condition worsens as liquids cause pain and doctors fear death unless the obstruction is removed soon.

Winbted Conn Frederick M. Darrow Norfolk

Local Births Deaths and Marriages Notice

Births list several families with newborns including Geiseking Costello Lucid Carlisle Kelly Field Dugan Robertson Rogers Hickey Hood Shultz Keith Connell. Deaths report multiple individuals with ages and causes such as convulsions inflammation sarcoma tuberculosis and heart disease. Marriage licenses listed for Crawle Motter Ingwise Manship Shearer Letzinger Cloud Prasahr Sheehan notes.

Hugh and Josie Dugan Minerva St Fred and Minnie’ Robertson Nortwestern Ave Wiliam Emma Rogers LaFayette Place George and Lizzie Hickey W. Tenth-st W. J Mary Hood Michigan-st George Anna Shultz Cappa-st S. Earnest Cora Keith S. Westst Daniel and Minnie Connell Columbia Ave Samuel Crawle Nettie C. Motter Homer Ingwise Inez May Manship Charley Shearer Lizzie Letzinger John W.,cloud Marie Prasahr Patrick Sheeham Nora Sheehan

Derry Stradling Shannon and Others List Property Repairs

J H Derry G W Stradling M Shannon L A Clark A Smock Neal Chas D Meigs K C Keifer and Anna Ritter shown properties and improvements with listed values including cottages stores and sheds ranging from 25 to 2500 dollars across addresses on Warman avenue Central avenue English avenue and Belmont avenue in New York and Vermont streets and Prospect avenue.

J. H. Derry Warman-ave New York Vermont BE. H. Derry New York-st G. W. Stradling Central-ave M. Shannon English-ave L.A. Clark Blaine-ave Ee A. Smock Martindale-ave Neal W. Washington-at Chas. D. Meigs C. Keifer Belmont-ave Anna B. Ritter Prospect-at

Governor Durbin Sets Arbor Day October 24 Observance

Gov. Durbin proclaims Arbor Day for Friday October 24 to be observed by schools with tree planting and literary exercises. A tree is to be planted in memory of President McKinley and another for Gov. Mount. It urges beautification of public grounds and highways and calls for bird protection addresses in schools.

Durbin McKinley

Cleveland reunion after 37 years of separation at depot

Mrs Croft of Cleveland met her son Joseph W. Croft at the Pennsylvania depot in Washington. The pair had not seen each other since 1860s Civil War separation. The son, now an engineer in the civil service, learned of his mother’s location and arranged the meeting with a police officer.

Cleveland Civil Service Commission Washington

Houston mystery man found alive nine years later

George Nipper once a wealthy cattleman from Clarmont left for Houston in 1992 with $6000 to buy southern cattle. He was declared cured and memory lost after nine years in a Houston hospital. Now he wanders Denver penniless but regaining memory and will return to the family who believed him dead. The wife collected $1,009 from an insurance payout.

Clarmont Sharakee Houston George Nipper Denver Nipper Southern

Mrs Beswick Overcomes Suicide Attempt Amid Domestic Troubles

Mrs Jennie Beswick age 35 of 977 West Washington street swallowed morphine in a suicide bid Monday night but was saved by doctors. It marked her third attempt in a short period, driven by domestic troubles. The notice ends with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming to refresh tired blood and restore courage.

Jennie Beswick Washington St

Senator Cockrell argues against restoring silver coinage

Senator F M Cockrell spent the Democratic campaign in Missouri with a major address focusing on financial questions. He declared that given current conditions it would be unwise to urge the restoration of free coinage of silver. He warned voters about economic risks and stressed prudent policy. The piece also includes local advertisements for Lazativ Bromo Quinine and various shops on Massachusetts Avenue.

Jefferson Ovcy F. M. Cockrell Missouri Cockrell

Testimony to Pyramid Pile Cure Claims

A Paris Texas woman writes of relief from bleeding piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills. She endured three years of suffering, avoided surgery, and reports rapid improvement and renewed activity. The note promotes the remedy sold by Pyramid Drug Co and offers a mail order option.

Paris Texas Memphis Sallie A. Hearndon Pyramid Drug Marshal Mich

Burford Special Sale Notes and Transport Details

An assorted ad fragment lists WM B Burford Indianapolis as selling wall paper at half price and promoting services from Okey Burial Vault Co to dry cleaning. It also mentions two fast Sunday trains from Cincinnati with stops at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton and a schedule indicating departure times 6 30 a m and 7 15 a m with return at 6 20 p m. The fragment references Bind ers transfer binders and other shop services at 1717 College avenue and Cordray 41 and 43 Virginia are noted alongside a dye house and auto storage and repair.

Cordray Virginia Rushville Connersville Hamilton Cincinnati

Sun Liner Result Promises Guaranteed Phone Returns

Readers are told via liner pages that results are guaranteed with both phones showing an 8 percent figure. The office number 121-12&Ohiost is cited for further details.

Ohiost

Indiana Dental College Offers Open Patient Hours

Indiana Dental College on W Cor Delaware and Chiests accepts patients from 8 a m to 8 p m for all kinds of dental work.

Indiana Dental College S&s. W. Cor Delaware and Chiests

Loose Leaf Ledgers With Self-Locking Extension Back

Tadlanarclisa Ina reports restored function of loose leaf ledgers featuring a self locking extension back system. No further details or context available.

WM. B. Burford Tadlanarclisa Ina

No Hay Fever on Northern Line Travel Ad

Travel advertisement touts a one night trip from Chicago via the North Western Line to Ashland Gogebic Marquette and Wisconsin and North Michigan points. Mentions Ba'sam fir woods cool dry air and NO HAY FEVER. Promotes hotels hunting fishing and low rates with full particulars from A H Waggener Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois.

Chicago Ashland Gogebic Marquette Wisconsin North Michigan A. H. Waggener Fifth Avenue Ils

Train Fare Specials to Pullman From Chicago

Through the Chicago and North Western Railway every day in September and October passengers can travel by sleeping car double berth from Chicago to Pullman for only $6.00. Ask any ticket agent for details or write for particulars.

Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Railway Pullman

Forger Becker Offered Bank Post

A San Francisco report claims Charles Becker the well known forger now at San Quentin has accepted a Chicago bank position as chief expert in detecting bad paper. He would earn 3200 a month for his services.

San Francisco Charles Becker San Quentin Chicago Becker

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Prange of Ota Samuel Pyycher Mole Elle Now York Bears the Centaur Company New York City Armstrong Moses Saphrie Ohio and Toledo-Sts Cronin Saphies Belch Diltz Dan Carter Dr. Caldwell R. Parmenter Dick Parmenter Ft. Scott Caldwell Fepsin Syrup CO Monticello, Ti Thomas ‘Lipton Henry and Laura Geiseking Batesst Mary Costello Daviess N. Westst Annis M. Timmons George H. McClure Sheffield Ave Anna CC. Bentsch City Hospital Kuntz Senate Ave Thomas Farlee Woodside Martin Fish Samuel White Seventeenth St George Knodle Jimma Daley Dalla Lendrie W. Raymond St Hood Mesdames Phelps and Wright Moreen L.S. AYRES @ CO Indiana Granger Senator Cockrell W. Grove Knox Noutheast Corner Meridian And Wash Natonsts O. J. Kidd &Co Massachusetts Ave New Chandler Pursell College-ave WM B Burford Indianapolis, Isa Union Station Der.tlet Newton Clavgoo I. E. Bodine & Co Ohio Okey. Burial Vault Co Law Bidag Auto Storage and’ Repair Company E. Ohiost Indianapolis, Lad Pacific Coast Capital City Indianapolis Paint & Color. Co Massachusetts Avenue W.H. Betts N. Delaware St Indianapolis, Ind United States Indianapolis, Ing
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