Advertisers Noted on Copy by 10 A.M. Change Rule
Notice announces changes to ads must be submitted by 10 a.m. The item also reports William D. Byxon moving his family from Indianapolis to Brooklyn New York to settle permanently. It notes Bynum as National Democratic party chairman planning an office in New York City and predicts rising prominence in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam D. Byxon
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
New York
National Democratic Party
Bynum
New York City
Supreme court weighs Shelbyville political clash and Weakley case
The Supreme court ruling in Shelbyville restores councilman Weakley after a dispute over venue and ballots in the 1896 election. Democrats alleged irregular methods to unseat him and disrupt city government, while Republicans gained control briefly before legal challenges shifted the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Yazoo
Weakley
Wolf
Brown
Indianapolis
Horses Recovered in Dayton Theft Case
George Ostheimer and James Sheedy traced a clue from a Newsman to Dayton Ohio and recovered two stolen horses for their owners. Police expect the remaining property to be found soon. John Conway, already jailed for horse stealing, is linked to numerous Southeast Indiana thefts and is under scrutiny as more horses are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ostheimer
James Sheedy
Dayton
Ohio
John Conway
Indiana
History of the Indiana Music Teachers Association
The Indiana Music Teachers Association was organized in 1877 as the first of its kind in the United States. Meetings occurred in Columbus 1877 Indianapolis 1878 Fort Wayne 1879 Franklin 1880 Richmond 1881 Logansport 1882 Terre Haute 1883 Shelbyville 1884 Evansville 1885 Indianapolis 1886 no meeting 1887 due to National Association in Indianapolis Indianapolis 1888 Lafayette 1889 no meeting 1890 Muncie 1891 Richmond 1892 LaPorte 1893 Fort Wayne 1894 New Albany 1895 Terre Haute 1896.
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Indiana Music Teachers Association
United States
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Franklin
Richmond
Logansport
Terre Haute
Shelbyville
Evansville
National Association
Lafayette
Iss
Muncie
LaPorte
New Albany
Newly Married Couple Greeted By Festive Depot Welcome
At a westbound train stop last evening Fred Schube Jr and his bride were seen in an open car as guests showered rice and Chinese food. The couple, escorted by Munk Roberts factory workers, were taken to the groom's parents home where about one hundred well wishers gathered for a jolly reception with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schube
Munk & Roberts Furniture
Local Committees Named for Indiana District Conference
Epworth League of the Second M E church forms committees to handle all local conference arrangements led by Chief Executive Nahum Brascher. The group aims to surpass prior meetings with enhanced programs and a Thursday evening visitor reception. Local notices include legal matter on rent and various social items from city residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Nahum Brascher
G. H. Brascher
Kh Bass
William Mason
Jefferson Smith
Leroy Fletcher
C. F. Williams
William Pierce
Thomas Rice
Louis Patton
Daniel Lewallen
Bhi
Prominent citizen settles fish catch controversy and land transfer noted
Jeremiah S. Crist and wife transfer a city lot in Dornan's addition to James Grist for $1 000. Laurel reports a local fish controversy settled by a prominent resident who joked about how many fish Uncle Junhas Turkenkoph and Charley Melborn caught. John M Williams near the city south-west thanks readers for a liberal supply of strawberries, noting fruit size and flavor during drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah S. Crist
James Grist
Dornan’s
Dock Horton
Laurel
Junhas Turkenkoph
Charley Melborn
Dock
John M. Williams
Langdon's Cash Grocery Ad Listing Various Goods
An old storefront advertisement for Langdon's Cash Grocery lists items for sale including Manilla coffee bulk coffees soda oats corn starch corned beef tomatoes and spice jumbles with prices in small denominations. The ad emphasizes low prices and imported matches in a 1-lb can and other packaged goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon’s Brig
National Republican League Convention Drafted for Detroit
The tenth annual National Republican League convention will be held in Detroit on July 13 and 14, 1897 with Indiana railroads offering a one fare round trip from July 11 to 16. Indiana headquarters will be at Hotel Cadillac and a reception for ex Presidents follows business sessions.
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National Republican League
Detroit
Indiana
Cadillac
National League
League
RE. H. R. Green
Texas
Marcus Pollasky
Chicago
Col. Stone
Tennessee
Col. L. J. Crawford
Kentucky
A. M. Hicarns
Terre Haute
Indiana Republican League
Epwakp
E. Neau
Noblesville
Substitutes warned in baking powder market
The Cleveland Baking Powder Co. cautions buyers about imitators of its Superior Baking Powder. The genuine product, with an orange label and blue lettering, is made in New York City and sold only in stores, not by canvassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoght
Natura's
Kumapy Co
Boyce Bidg
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
New York City
L. K. E. W. Railway Sells Hartford City Round Trip Tickets
The L. KE. & W. railway will sell tickets to Hartford City and return on Sunday next at one dollar for the round trip. Going about 7:25 a.m. and returning at 8:30 p.m. This offers a fine day trip through the gas belt into the oil country and will likely be well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. KE. & W. Railway
Hartford City
Professor Hinton's Baseball Pitching Machine trial at Princeton
The pitching gun was tested in an Ivy League scrimmage between the Ivy club and the Tiger Inn club. Eight strikeouts, one walk, one wild pitch, and four safe hits were recorded across three home innings. Spectators included Mrs. Cleveland and Princeton professors evaluating the invention's practicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Chame
Hintom
Ivy Club
Tiger Inn Club
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We EF. Downs
Ned W. Tatman
the Times-News Company
Incorporated
Hall
Rathbone Sisters
Ion
Opera House
D. W. Rigrish
Connersville
THEE
Indiana District Conference
Elizabeth Michaels
Florence Garrett
Squire Leach
Garratt
Constable Reese
Lon Conner
D. W. McKee
Joe Buehner
Joe
Aod
Spring Hill
Bnd
D. 8. Hill
Lake Erie and Western System
Hoben
Mike Gannon
Greensburg
Mike
Thomas
George Ridge
Union County
Will Potter
Elisha Burk
Alquina
Hugh Campbell
Harrison
Mr. Burk
William J. Hamilton
Boland
The
Laurel Review
Lula Klien
Elwood
Miller McCready
Langdon's Cash Grocery
California
Bon Ton
Eusy Task
H.E. Langdon & CO
McFarlan Block
Republican Clubs OF
Edna Lommel
Vocal Soto
Gracia Burk
Helen Hawkins
Mattie Webb
Clara Johnson
Florence Achey
J. M. Heron & Co
Professor Hinton
Gloucester
Mass
Newfoundland
Concord
Hadi
Baybulls
St. John
Lademburo, Phannem & Co
Europe
Diversal
Boston
Washinton
Grand
Washington State Bank
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Tepic
Mexico
Rome
Capring
Italy
MK Wortis
Deerman Baptist
Cacertay
Ilinois
Everton and
Lyons Station
Mart Backous
Everton
William Newkirk
J. J. Fearis
Anna Merrill
A. B. Claypool
Muanese
Connersville Cash Grocery CO
Lion
Santos
Golden Rio
Flc Uhl & Snider Daisy
Minnesota
Young Myson O
Buckley
EAS
Rin Avenue
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