Youth Swallows Iron Piece. Physician Relieves Eye Injury
A youth named Eang swallowed a piece of iron near his eye yesterday, and a physician was needed to relieve him. Other local notes report improved symptoms for Alice Updegraff, a wrongful marriage license sale at a discount, a new commercial agency by John McKillop & Co., and various court actions, social events, and accidental injuries from around the city, including a child’s fall and a mistaken overdose scare. The article lists numerous small incidents, weddings, misdeeds, and legal proceedings with names such as Squire Edeall, Fracia Boitet, and Officer Conners, along with a humorous tale of a man who attempted to flee by morphine and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eang
Alice Updegraff
Mary Tarry
Elizabeth Aker
Squire Edeall
Good Sound Basia
John McKillop & Co
Poyner
Sophie Dustman
Pat Connors
Dre, Yarvall & Kaznee
McElfatrick
Liza Jane
Dr. Willis
North
Manchester
Wabash County
Smith
Willis
Elizabeth Jane
Squire Ryan
Samuel
Stover
Huntington County
Hance
Columbia Street
Rt 4
Monty
Social notes from Madison Ind residents and visitors
Mrs I M Lanferty will rusticate at Detroit this week. Edith Sweetser left the city to escape the heated atmosphere. Wm & Reddig of Shippensburg Pa are visiting. Ella Nutman returns to the city. John White, son of Capt White, vacationing at home. J F Jordan of Boston leaves tonight. Andrew Keon, military cadet, returns from Chester Pa to spend vacation. Dr Hammond once localized for the Toronto Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fiench
West Point Academy
Edith Sweetser
Wm. &. Reddig
Shippensburg
Ella Nutman
J. D. Nutman
Enq
John White
Capt. White
Dr. Hammond
Toronto Globe
J.F. Jordan
Boston
Andrew Keon
Cheater
Hercob
St Madison
Ind
Poker Deceit Ends With Missing $15 At Menagerie
A tiger tale describes Temaclnsine’s son tempted by a generous stake in a poker game. The young man bets his entire $15 and loses to a “cold deck” opponent. He accuses cheating, seeks arrest of both players, but the culprit vanishes, leaving the marshal to drop the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Marshal Kelly
Bed-Tail Court Presides In Mayor’s Absence
The Pelfee Court, with Squire Ryan in for the missing mayor, handles minor city offenses. Charles Chapman, intoxicated, owes $5.75 after crossing rules. Jennie Eaton faces $9.75 and a ten day hotel sentence. Joe the bookbinder offers a rose, and John Henry earns $1.75 daily as he pays $9.75. The scene closes with a piano and a fading tune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Ryan
Charles Chapman
Jennie Eaton
Joe
Ginnie
John Henry
Johin
Large diverse stock showcases variety and courtesy
The store offers one of the largest and most varied stocks in the city. The display covers wide range, and clerks are polite and affable, presenting a first class establishment.
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Derepe
Ginch
Albo
Hamburg
Traveling Dusters
New York
Calhoun St
Wall Street
Ward
Fort Wayne
Sam, Pete & Max
Star Clothing House
Wain and
KE. K. Dorr
Eoten
Sort Wayne
Dik Was
Aa Lal As
the Journal
Mesa
Emma Brown
Mr. Marvin
Eddie Fisher
Griffith Street
Dr. Braveback
St. Mary’s Bridge
Mesars
W. G
H. Colerick
M. W. B. Spencer
Lowry, Robertson
O’rourke
J. R. Rittinger
Stratton
Henry Rabel
Rosie Benson
Squire Bittinger
Officer Conners
Tim Hogan
John Wilkinson
Joseph Rademacher
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Calhoun Street
Nannie Brackenridge
Baltic Redelsheimer
Georgie Bass
C. E. Marvin
Williiam Brown
Oregon
Hartman
Lesteyette Street
Masnér
Dr. Todd
Todd
Trentman
I. M. Lanferty
Detroit, Mich
Ems
Fels
BONDS
West Ham
Yar Forrimack
Poe
Brvassis
Victoria
Marseilles
Foster Brothers & Comp
Hammond
Church Buttes
Wyoming Territory
John
N. B. Young & Co
East Main Street
B. Ayres
Aveline House Block
Sam. Chaska
Aveline Block
Covent
Bsc
Lo Marseilles
Ali
Barney Phillips
Victoria Lawn
Samuel Chaska
Indiana
St. Joe
California
Daniel Vollmer
Hoves
Board of Equalization
Turner Hall
Warwick
Elmwood
Mason
E. Main Street
John E. Mason
Meer
Pat Aingle
Enid
Apealer Satcredons
Sage
Medical
Dr.s.clay Todd
Tayne, Indiana
Digan Aras Desay Bras
Marine Sommes of Loan and
Caoos Iorts
Clay Todd
Lsite EY
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