Baseball Season Opens with Louisville and Indiana University Clash
The Famous Champion Club of Louisville travels to tackle Indiana University next Tuesday and Wednesday at the University campus base ball park. Star players like Pfeffer and Richardson headline the Louisville squad, while Berryhill coaches the State University team and Elm Ferguson anchors the infield. Local manager Axell and Col. Spencer deserve praise for arranging the games. The Star dry goods emporium opens in Bloomington, marking a new business milestone with Pierce Woollery guiding operations and L. S. Wield as chief proprietor.
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Louisville
1. U
Tueaday
University
Pfeffer
Chicago
Danny Richardson
State University
Berryhill
Utter
Ferguson
Colonels
Axtell
Col
D. O. Spencer
Chan. C. Foster
Courier-Journal
Indiana University
Richardson
Bloomington
Monroe County
Star Dry Goods Emporium
Star Store
Pierce Woollery
L.S. Wield
Nomination of Hancock Circuit Court Judge Candidate
The Jacksonian notes Charles G. Offatt is nominated for judge of the Hancock circuit court and jokes he will be the finest looking judge in Indiana aside from the Rush circuit judge. It mentions Judge Robert W. Mierz as the best looking judge in the state, implying he was highly regarded in Lawrence and Monroe.
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New Jerusalem
Throne of God
Court of Heaven
Charles G. Offatt
Hancock
Indiana
Rush
Rushville
Jacksonian
Offatt
Lawrence
Monroe
Robert W.mierz
Sherman Davis
Anderson
M. M. Dunlap
L. T. van Cleave
Montgomery County
Monon
C. L. Simmong
C. J. Head
Crawfordeyville
Cecilia Lodge
J.C. O.F
Methodist Church
M. B. Griffith
William R. McClelland
Hendricks
Supreme Court of Indiana
Frank T. Hanter
Seattle
Washington
Morton C. Hunter
Robert A. Brown
Franklin Republican
Supreme Court
Brown
R. N. Bennett
Harrodsburg
Indianapolis
Bennett
M. C. McNeely
Modesto
Washington Township
Bass Ve. Wells & Hall
Thz Worlh
William Bass
Basa
St. Charles Church
Father Bogeman
Jesus
Alice Lyons
Mary O'Donnell
Mamie Benchart
Sarah Carr
Messrs
Walter Burke
Redman Mumier
Lillie Kubble
Bedford
An Unfortunate Woman Maybrick Rehearing Advocated
An American, Mrs Maybrick, faces life hard labor in English prison after a controversial poisoning trial. Critics say evidence was insufficient and the presiding judge may have been mentally unsound, sparking appeals by Gail Hamilton and others to secure justice and a possible rehearing.
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Maybrick
Woving
England
Costly Things and Weekly Happenings Summary
A mosaic of costly items and weekly notes spans palaces, laws, and curios. It lists government buildings, such as Albany and Washington capitols, expensive horses and books, plus brief local items about court, society, and businesses in Indiana towns.
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Heaven
Wsllfal F
Ming
Ngston
Albany
N .Y
United States
Philadelphia
France
Arion
Senator Stanford
T. Malcolm Lorbes
Boston
Charles Reed
Fairview Farm
Tennessee
St. Blaise
New York
Vatican
Julius I
Holland
Napoleon Bonaparte
Havana
A. C. Erland
Opera House
Mary P. Snodgrass
Salem
Ind
George Braxton
Genwood News
Harry M. Smith
Charles Cornwell
West Sixth Street
J. K. Edmondson
Daniel O. Spencer
Martinsville
F. M. Ingler
Princeton
S. R. Lyons
Spencer Christian Endeavors Society
John D. Morgan
Samuel Brisco
William Stone
Charles I. Owens
Edith Hall
Henry W. Steen
Alettsville
Enoch Fuller
Spencer
Owen County
B. F. Fisher
Quincey
Fisher
T. E
Lawes
Terre Haute
Lafayette
H.C. Duncan
Thomas ‘Vy. Thornton
Lawrence Circuit Court
Southern Penitentiary
Y. P
Worthington
Gosport
Harrodsburg Enterprise
Bloomfield Democrat
Blatchley
Rosa Cullen
Tull’s Academy
Danville
Bert McGee
Custom Foremen Tailors’ Association of Indiana
Brown County
Roger Kerr
Edward Price
Mr. Prices
Kerr
Toney Winer
Price
Hammond
Tad
Parks and Kelly
Hunter Quarry
Edward Parks
I. Kelly
Ellettsville
Stewart Barnes
Evansville and Richmond
Barnes
Col. C.C. Matson
Dill Faris
Spencer Sanitarium
Lee Dove
Edwin Corr
George Bollenbacher
James K. Beck
L. D. Rogers
Evansville
Christian Church Board
van Cleave
Wichita
Kan
Foster
Murphy
Fess
Smith
Bicycle Boys
Auditor's Office
Luther M. Grimes
J. 8. Botts
A.R
W. RB. C
H. J. Perry
W. M. Alexander
Henry Henley
W. J. Allen
R.R Stewart
J. B. Mulky
W. A. Fulwider
Spicely
Mary Dickson
North
Lincoln Street
John W. Dickson
United Presbyterian Church
Gault
GN. Luecok
Wilburn Crow
B.V. Sudbury
Will Adins
Fairview
Adams
Tuk Wonta
Gertrude Pauley
Ellettsville Citizen
Banner, S Neat
News’ Paper
Oaktown
Monon Railroad Company
la. Fayette
Pleas Connelly
Sherman Frisbie
Russell J. Lanman
J. W. McCoy
Dock , Strane
John Taylor
Idella
East
P. M
Gove
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