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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1901

Page

3

Kentuckians Press for Requisitions in Taylor Finley

Arthur Goebel and officials from Frankfort and Cincinnati visited Governor Durbin on Monday to urge the processing of Taylor and Finley requisitions. Letters and telegrams from Kentucky urged denial, reflecting partisan tensions and planned appeals to block extradition. Governor Durbin consulted with the attorney-general as Merill Moores, a partner of W S Taylor, aided the review.

Arthur Goebel Williams Frankfort Goebel Millis Cincinnati Kentucky Scott County Scott Cirrcuit Court Cantrill United States Cal. Wilson Taylor Durbin Indianapolis Finley State House Mount Merill Moores W. 8. Taylor

Bank cashier’s losses reveal large cash shortfall

Washington Indiana dispatch reports R C Davis cashier of People's National Bank quit after a $51,680 shortage appeared in his books. He reportedly gambled away $25,000 on crops, transferred all his property to the bank, and now has no money. He intends to sue to recover funds lost in local gambling houses, despite being a once popular figure.

Washington Ind R. C. Davis People’s National Bank

Louie Summers Kind seeks funeral music payment

In Muncie Indiana Mrs Louie Summers Kind 20 who vanished from her husband reports a new marriage in St Louis to Luther Shaffer. The Muncie city band sues the estate of Jacob Turner for 29 dollars for music at his funeral. Turner willed most property to his niece Mrs Gus Messersmith who refuses to pay the bill.

Muncie City

Tragedy at Hobart Ends in double tragedy

Frederick W. Hartman an aged farmer fatally wounded his wife aged 59 by striking her with an iron piece then died by suicide. The couple married 45 years and had five children. Family quarrels over money preceded the tragedy.

Hobart N.d Frederick W. Hartman

Little Girl Fatally Burned in Jeffersonville Fire

Jeffersonville Indiana September 30 a six year old girl Mabel Brook er died after her dress caught fire from a stove while greased paper flowers were nearby. Authorities say accidental burn caused the fatal injury. The tragedy highlights dangers of crepe paper decorations near heat sources.

Jeffersonville Ind Mabel Charles Brooker

Wilson-Humphreys Printing Plant Damaged by Fire

The Wilson-Humphreys printing plant in Logansport Indiana suffered about 40000 dollars in fire damage on Sunday. Firemen Whitsell and McCloskey were injured. The plant had been doing substantial work for Bowen Merrill of Indianapolis.

Wilson-Humphreys Logansport Ind Whitsell and McCloskey Bowen-Merrill Company Indianapolis

Deep River Post Office Cash Heist Stuns Village

Valparaiso Indiana report says a thief entered the Deep River post office while Postmaster W N Wood and a clerk were away. The intruder stole about 800 dollars in cash from the till. Local authorities search for the culprit.

Valparaiso Ind W. N. Wood Deep River

Army deserter Claude McDowell captured near Yorktown

Claude McDowell, an army deserter with prior escapes from Fort Thomas, was captured Saturday near Yorktown by Officer Paschal after he struck Paschal and fled.

Muncie Ind Claude McDowell Yorktown Paschal McDowell Fort Thomas

Mrs Mary McCormick Dies In County Infirmary

MUNCIE Ind Sept 30 Mary McCormick 24 confined in the county infirmary starved herself to death. She had been ill of consumption. Her husband is in the penitentiary for stealing.

Muncie Ind Mary McCormick

Prisoner in Knox Jail Attempts Suicide by Bedclothes Rope

Alfred McCumber, described as insane, tried to strangle himself in the Knox jail Sunday using a rope fashioned from bedclothes. The sheriff arrived in time to prevent death.

Knox Ind Alfred McCumber

Boy, five, dies by self at mother's grave in cemetery

Fort Wayne report states five year old Harry Bayliss killed himself Sunday at his mother's grave in New Haven cemetery, driven by fear of losing sight. Mention of an attorney allegedly planning blackmail reported from Richmond with September 30 updates.

Fort Wayne Ind Harry Bayliss New Haven Richmond

Knightstown Lawyer On Trial For Alleged Blackmail

Knightstown attorney Wilbur Woods was placed on trial Monday for alleged blackmail. The defense moved to quash the indictment, arguing the charges are not specific enough.

Torney Wilbur Woods Knightstown

Indiana yearly meeting reports show progress from several states

Richmond Ind September 30 in diana yearly meeting heard reports from Washington Oregon California and Iowa all of which showed great progress.

Richmond Ind Indiana Washington Oregon California Iowa

Indiana Inklings of the 1900s Local News Snippets

A rapid-fire digest of Hoosier items includes Winamac debt of 62000, John Addison found dead in Greenfield, Richmond skating rink to open next Saturday, Ninth Cavalry reunion in Richmond on October 11, and Veterans of the 128th Indiana infantry to retire in Westville October 9-10. Reports note E T H railroad sale rumors in Evansville, a Kokomo farm fire with ashes, Cicero catholic church dedication, Hartford City saloon closures, carbolic acid incident in Bradford, and grim tolls from the Tri-state fair in Evansville. Other items chronicle medical poisonings, criminal sentences, obituaries, plans for an electric line, opera houses leased in Evansville, Purdue campus rush injuring two, Haynes-Apperson cars winning Pan American prizes, New Castile’s industrial project, Capt Howard fire loss, a snakes collection destroyed, and Northern Indiana editorial officers.

I Am His Wife and the Altar Arrest at Church

Anton Kavieskin and Sophie Dulapa faced marriage when a woman in the back cried I am that man’s wife. A chaotic scene followed as a wife with two policemen and four children claimed Kavieskin. He was detained while Dulapa retained her $2,000 and the couple’s fate hung on the courtroom.

Sophie Dulapa St. Stanislaus Church Father Strenelicki Kayieskin Sophie Miss Dulapa

Judge McMaster Halts 1901 Tax Collection Fight

Judge McMaster issued a temporary injunction against the State tax board County auditor Smith and County treasurer Koehne to stop collecting 1901 taxes on the Indianapolis News. The case will be taken to the state's highest court after the increased assessment fixed by the state board.

McMaster State Tax Board Smith Koehne Indianapolis News

Births Deaths and Marriages in Indianapolis

Birth notices list J E Harting at 1313 Kentucky Ave a boy and many other newborns with dates from Sept 2 to Sept 28, plus several affected by illnesses. Marriages include Frederick Thompson and Mary Louise Weisenheimer among six couples. Building permits show additions and cottages across multiple streets. Interstate Stock Yards report hog receipts and prices for Sept 30.

J. E Inez Harting Kentucky Ave Louis Runnells W. H Dottie Hume Tecumseh-st R. F. Bigger William and Emma Poston Station St W. H. Engle Arch Cora Corney Foundry W. C. Engle Swalter Lilly Bertels Elder-ave R. T. Bigger F. C M. M. Kurz Prospect-st E. G Lula Cox Sheldon St Frederick Thompson Mary Louise Weisenheimer James L. White Grace Matthews Barrow Frank Laster Mary Wilson Doc Renforth Lettie Sewell William McColgine Ella Talbert Sarah E. Hutchins Ninth-St Ss. W. Slinkard New York-st Canal Margaret Gable N. Noble St Gotleib Sundermann Massachusetts Ave George Bertels Applegate St Raymond St W. Armstrong Fenneman and Ionants

Nethery patent push and local society notes

Joseph W. Nethery, organizer of a hydraulic valve firm, filed 72 foreign patent applications for his invention. Cincinnati athlete Gus Schmidt broke his leg in a Turning field event and was taken to the Deaconess Hospital. Central labor union trustees discussed new headquarters with no decision. Pearson's hall lease ends Oct 1 and surrender is planned. Baritone Arnold Spencer returned from three years in Berlin with brother Edmund and will give recitals locally.

Joseph W. Nethery Nethery Hydraulic Valve Company Gus Schmidt Cincinnati E.csepital Central Labor Union Trustees Pearson Arnold Spencer W. W. Spencer Berlin Edmund Europe

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Pimples and Complexion

The advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the medicine for pimples blotches and bad complexion claiming established efficacy and urging readers to take it.

Hood

Terre Haute Races and Vandalia Line Fare Notice

Vandalia Line offers $2.25 round trip tickets for Terre Haute races. Tickets on sale Sept 30 to Oct 5 inclusive with return by Oct 7. Square pianos priced from $25 to $75 with easy payments through Carlin and Lennox.

Terre Haute Vandalia Line Carlin & Lennox

Grain Market Report and Insanity Verdict for Gladys Dixon

City grain prices show steady wheat and corn values with No. 2 red wheat at around 70 cents on milling freight and various No. white and mixed corn grades. Oats and hay hold firm, with inspections totaling 41 railway cars. Gladys A. Dixon, 38, declared insane after claiming imagined threats of harm.

Timothy

Union Stock Yards cattle and hog price report Indianapolis

Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis amount to 350 head with shipments of 975, showing prices for Good to prime export steers 1,350 to 1,500 lbs at 0.85 to 0.60 per pound, and varying grades for fair to good feeders and cows. Hog receipts 1,100 with shipments 600, quotations list good to choice heavy hogs at 7. 15 to 7.30, mixed and heavy at 6.90 to 7.15, lightweights 6.40 to 6.90, and pigs around 5.60 to 6.25. Sheep and lamb details unavailable with no receipts or shipments reported.

Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis Union Union Stockyards Stesta

Chicago Market Report The Grain and Dairy Prices Sept 30

Wheat, corn, oats and provisions mixed as of September 30 with changes across futures. Wheat steady with December futures at 69 10 percent, corn off slightly, oats down, and pork and lard futures lower. Eggs and butter show varied receipts. cheese and dairy products list multiple grades. Live poultry prices per dozen include chickens, ducks and turkeys with minor shifts.

Chicago

Price-Laden Markets and Provisions Listing

A dense price list covering live poultry. mid turkey hens 4c per lb, young turkeys 8c, fowls 8c, ducks 5c, geese 4c, eggs and butter prices, and assorted hides, coffee, sugars, flour, and beans. Also includes Kingan & Co. price list for hams, bacon, lard, pickled pork, sausages, fresh beef, oysters, fish, and game with multiple brand and regional price points.

New York Kingan & Co Indiana California Baltimore

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Louie Husbband Shaffer Farmer Hartman Deserter Indiana Inklings Winamac John Addison Greenfield Ninth Cavalry Edward Swinehart Shelbyville 128Th Indiana Infantry Westville Evansville E. & T. H. Railroad Cicero Hartford City John Fessel Bradford Will Herman Jones Reformatory Daniel B. Sutton Methodist Asher Oldendorf Thorntown John W. Johnson Princeton Geo. F. McCulloch Frankton Marion-Anderson Charles Scholz Scholz Grand People’s Opera Purdue Lafayette Edward Quinn James Hudson Haynes-Apperson Company Kokomo New Castile Capt. Howard Northern Indiana Ethel Coatley Marion Macon Graino Cc Kingan Kirk Court House Pi, Grocery Co Nolo W. Wash. SL Breech Ste Mass. Av Wo. Ave Te Winlesoe Dep MD. St The Ptad Drew, Selby & Co Stout's Factory Shoe Store Anton Kavieskin David Rinkel Noble St R. W. Long Rouse Pleasant-st C. L. Ritter Ursina Davett N. Warman-ave J. Buchler Lewis T. Newburg E. Tenth-st W. B. Febinason Valentine Korsac Germania-ave J. C. Cain Etta Beale BE. S. Knox Sarah A. Dickinson F. C. Tinsley City Life Virginia Avenue Aen Gladys A. Dixon Buck’s Josbing ~ Rade Java Santos Golden Santos Prime Santos Arlosa Lion Jersey Caracas Dinlsworth's Izam Gates Windsor A Ridgeway Phoenix A Empire A Ideal Golden Windsor Ridgewood New Orleans Louisiana Carolina Coal and Coke Brazil Green County Blossburg Sesvecece Slack Ceneee Hocking Valley Castile Joanees Jackson Essen Conneses Wee Wee Ee Ae Lubrig Aeeseueseae Dvconene
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