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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1901

Page

6

Ritter Sits Down On Mr Mahoney

The safety board did not meet on Friday for the Quigley police probe. President Hyde was away. Only Mahoney remained as Ritter and others pressed for a hearing, but Mahoney refused to advise or engage, ending the brief encounter with a sharp exchange.

Ritter MR. Mahoney Board of* Safety Supt Quigley Hyde McMillen Mahoney E. P. Kiser The Civic Alliance Eli, Ritter Alliance A.D. Barnes Young People's Christian Temperance Union Mr. Ritter

Fanning Reappointed Brother Secures Fire Force Returns

City chairman Joe Fanning reappoints his brother and places a new fire apparatus in service. Walter Ripley becomes captain of hose company 19, Edward Johnson engine 10, James Cassady engine 8. New appointees include Charles Rooney Bartley Dugan William Scott Andrew Miller Oscar Huff Alonzo Riggs John Fanning H L Morrison George Cahill W T Brenner man Walter West. Six Republicans and five Democrats among the new firemen. John Fanning has been discharged several times on intoxication charges.

Walter Ripley Edward Johnson James’ Cassady Charles Rooney Bartley Dugan William Scott Andrew Miller Oscar Huff Alonzo Riggs John Fanning H. L. Morrison George Cahill W. T. Brenerman Walter West Joe Fanning

Workers Leave Amalgamated in Pittsburg Strike

Pittsburg reports strikers severing ties with the Amalgamated Association and planning a national tin workers organization within ten days. The strike continues at Star, Monongahela, Demmler, Cambridge O, Irondale v, and New Kensington mills.

Pittsburg Amalgamated Association The Star Monongahela Demmler Cambridge Irondale, v New Kensington Mills

Alma-Bromo Salt Touted as Gentle Cure for Constipation

An old advertisement extols Alma-Bromo Salt from Alma Michigan as a curative laxative. It claims violent cathartics harm bowels and skin, causing headaches and liver and kidney issues, while Alma-Bromo cleanses the intestinal tract and soothes nerves. It emphasizes deep-source water and clinical use at Alma Sanitarium.

Nature Alma Mich Alma Sanitarium

Doctors prep report on city dispensary and insanity trust

Drs. Denson and Tomlin leading a Marion county medical society committee to study the city dispensary and insanity trust prepare their final report. A likely early next week meeting will review it with possible minority views from Drs. Cline Haslop and Ferguson.

Drs. Denson and Tomlin Marion County Medical Dispensary and Insanity Trust

Big Mob Surrounds Fertilizing Plant After Shootout

In New Orleans on Friday Jules Gettridge, a negro, was caught stealing brass by a railroad watchman. He shot at the watchman, fled, and was pursued by police and other watchmen. He fired repeatedly, hid in a large fertilizing plant tank, and water was turned on to drown him out but a pole allowed him to lodge. No injuries reported as a mob gathers, threatening to burn the plant.

New Orleans Jules Gettridge

Fire Attempt at Columbus Auditorium During McKinley Services

An unidentified man attempted to set fire to the Columbus auditorium during McKinley memorial services. The blaze on the gallery column was quickly extinguished by a cool headed woman, with the theater at standing room capacity.

Columbus

Pay Envelopes Plundered by Court Ordered Garnishment

In Fort Wayne Indiana on Friday about 350 workers from a Pennsylvania company lost a total of 10000 dollars from their pay envelopes. Agents from Wheeling and Chicago courts bought merchant claims against employees swelled 31 cent claims to 10.34 to garnish wages. Indiana law bans out of state garnishments with heavy fines. Workers organize to oppose the case.

Fort Wayne Ind Pennsylvania Company Wheeling Chicago Indiana

Roosevelt walks to brother in law’s residence for lunch

President Roosevelt left the White House at 1 30 p m for lunch at his brother in law's home. He walked the six blocks unattended despite the Buffalo incident lingering in memory.

Washington Roosevelt White House Buffalo

Collision on the Boston and Albany Railroad kills three

A Friday morning collision on the Boston and Albany line in Warren Massachusetts left three people dead and twenty one injured.

Warren Mass Boston & Albany

Beach Cats Order Closure of Soup Houses in Tampa Strike

In Tampa on September 20 a vigilante committee called the Beach cats ordered the city soup houses serving striking cigar makers to shut immediately. Strikers are sullen yet fearful to resist. Three hundred deputies guard both the strikers seeking work and the cigar factories to enforce the order.

Tampa Fla Citizens’ Vigilance Committee Beach

Nixon May Run for Mayor Against Seth Low

In Tammany circles a growing impression places Lewis Nixon, who led the vice committee for Tammany Hall, as the party’s mayoral candidate to face Seth Low.

New York Tammany Lewis Nixon Tammany Hall Seth Low

Riot Ends Anarchist Meeting in O’Hara Township

Citizens disbanded a gathering of 26 anarchists in Pittsburg and forced them to flee with shotguns used at a house near the Allegheny county workhouse. Emma Goldman’s business manager Harry A. Gordon was reportedly present amid tensions over McKinley’s death.

Pittsburg O'Hara Township

Richmond man dies after leaping from moving vehicle

Charles A. Frank, 35, died Friday morning from injuries after jumping from a moving vehicle. He had been returning from a party near Eaton when the incident occurred Thursday night in Richmond, Indiana.

Richmond Ind Charles A.frank Eaton. O

Frost records fall in southern states with scattered frost

The frost record was broken in the south on Thursday with readings from Mammoth Springs Helena Ark Covington Bolivar Brownsville Tenn Holly Springs and other points in northern Mississippi. There was a light frost in Memphis and minor damage to cotton in the northern belt areas.

Memphis Tenn Mammoth Springs Helena Ark Covington Bolivar Brownsville Holly Springs Mississippi

Anarchist editor Herr Most arraigned on inflammatory literature

Herr Most editor of Die Freiheit was arraigned in New York on charges of circulating inflammatory literature. He acted as his own attorney saying he would plead not guilty and that lawyers take your money. The trial was scheduled for next Tuesday.

New York Herr Most Die' Freitheit Most

Banker Must Serve His Time at Globe Savings Bank

Charles Warren Spalding will serve the maximum sentence for irregular banking as president of the Globe Savings Bank of Chicago. The decision was delivered Thursday night in Joliet penitentiary by the Board of Pardons.

Chicago Charles Warren Spalding Globe Savings Bank of Chicago Joliet Penitentiary Board of Pardons

City Life Notes On Arrests And Local Events

Fred Hawthorne of 236 Detroit street was arrested Friday for beating his wife after a quarrel with his wife and daughter over money. William McDonald of 908 Church street injured three fingers at King and on Friday. The State Bank of Indiana sued Sindlinger Kuhn and Co for 4000 dollars. note for 3000 dollars unpaid. Friday license activity at the marriage license clerk remains slow with one license issued to James Ke Chenoweth and Hannah F Chaney. A surprise party for Miss Stella Bruton, Union street, Wednesday night with Orion mandolin club provided music. O P Morton club members Wm J Keller J E Twiname and N C Hubbard drafted resolutions on President McKinley’s death. Congress and Senate urged to acts for safety of public officials. Council finance committee not yet ready to report on Oct 1 tax levy or temporary loan. special meeting may be called.

Fred Hawthorne Detroit St William McDonald Church St Kingan’s State Bank of Indiana Sindlinger, Kuhn & Co James Ke, Chenoweth Hannah F. Chaney Stella Bruton Orion Mandolin Club Anna Wittenmyer Lena Kriech May Obergfell Josephine Fries Mabel Rohman Elizabeth Mack Carl Heuschen Lin Baier Harry Suess James Ae Frank Sourbeer Robert Campbell Wm. J. Keller J. E. Twiname N. C. Hubbard O. P. Morton Club McKinley Megrew

Self Cure Method Promised for Male Weakness

An offer by Dr. W. Knapp provides a free receipt and directions to cure years of sexual weakness at home. Letters praise the method for restoring vigor, size, and strength with confidential, plain-mail correspondence.

Carter & CO Meridian St Indianapolis LL. W. KN W. Knapp Hull Potte Mich Daily Mail Bir

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