State News Kernels and Local Happenings in Indiana
Snapshot of scattered Indiana items includes Michigan City tennis club creation and Huntington Pythian temple, Crawfordsville gas well progress, Evansville spur road work, efforts to remove squatters near Wabash and Brieton, Terre Haute post office move, and Leavenworth White Capping trials. Reports on fires, drownings, shipwrecks, baptist meetings, skeleton discovery near Wabash, and local incidents from Brazil to Vincennes with court cases, thefts, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Pythian Sisters Temple
Huntington
Crawfordsville
Evansville
Newburg
Wabash & Brieton
Terre Haute
Crawford County
Logansport
Leavenworth
Carl White
Sullivan
Omar Baker
Nipsic
Tom Starr
Goshen News
Frank Risley
Keystone
Evarsville
Murcle News
Dehowe
Wm. Shumate
Bartholomew County
New Albany
Elizabeth Beeler
Edward Brown
Keene Brus
St. Louie
H. S. Bateman
Marshal of
Bell
U. B. Church
Middlebury
Samuel Porter
Nellie Fuller
Mayson
Porter
Greenwood
J. M. Day
Jos
Thompkins
Wm. Bass
Vincennes
Bicknell
Herman Barrows
Arthur Spergie
Tom Huffman
Spalding Tourists, Ward Salary Talks, and Baseball Moves
Spalding tourists arrive by Sunday or Saturday while Brooklyns open the season after being defeated by the Newarks. Arthur Irwin hints at a future three balls and three strikes. Boston offers Ward a notional salary with extra for winning the flag. Byrne offers the New Yorks the use of Brooklyn grounds for practice. President Young lauds Jack Glasscock as the greatest living shortstop, with Ward in the mix. Johnnie Ward may shift to Washington. Day and Hewett express cautious views. Anson sports bright whiskers after traveling. Nimick seeks final decision on Pittsburg play. Answer likely Do. Cleveland defeats Kansas City 8–2. KC defeats Cleveland 16–9, with Captain Jay Faatz injured. Horace Phillips bans interviews, prompting ridicule. Ward’s Washington contract looms. Day blocks Boston talks. Ladies urged to consider the Tonde Domestic sewing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Brooklyns
Newarks
Arthur Irwin
Boston
Ward
Byrne
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Young
Jack Glasscock
Johnnie Ward
Washington
Day
Hewett
Jia
Anson
Nimick
Rowe and White
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Kansas City
Jay Faatz
Horace Phillips
Phillips
Robbers enter P J Krauss residence. Trinity W C T U meeting on franchise
Thieves broke into P J Krauss's home at 520 Mississippi Street Monday night with little taken. The WCTU held its regular meeting Monday night in True Friend hall, discussing franchise expansion. a majority of young ladies voted in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Krauss
Mississippi St
Heywood
McCormick Harvesting Company
McCormick
Shaffer
Criminal Court Room
Market Prices and Grain Sales Across Regions
The column lists extensive price data for poultry, vegetables, seeds, oils, and grain. It includes per unit and per bushel figures for sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, celery, oranges, bananas, apples, cranberries, honey, turnips, parsnips, strawberries, lettuce, rhubarb, radishes, and more. Also covered are drugs and chemicals, flour, meal, hay, and seeds with varied quotations from multiple markets, plus brief notes on poultry and barley markets and an abbreviated Chicago board of trade update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bermuda
Floridas
Bbc
Mammoth
Alaska
Asia
Classified Advertisements Listing Various Rentals Sales and Pets
A cluttered classified page lists furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent including general private family spaces and janitorial help, plus a mix of wanted notices for housework, grocery positions, and a few animal, horse, and pony sales. Also advertised are organ reed sets for sale by Waters & Sons and Baldwin & Co with price details.
Umbrellas Promoted as Fashionable Wealth Accessory
A market ad touts umbrellas as the stylish path to riches like Jay Gould. It notes Gould always carried an umbrella and urges readers to imitate the practice to appear wealthy, offering premier umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Rainy April Sales Push Rubber Goods
Weather notes drizzle through April, urging readers in the rain belt to prepare. Advertises Ladies and children's rubber circulars, men's and youths rubber goods, Moen's slickers, rubber leggings, and Gloria Silk umbrellas 26 inches at 1.20, inviting shoppers to view the show window and enter for proper garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen
Gloria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana
Bateman
Foolen
Okahoma
Indianapolis
Oklahoma
Fisher
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Indian Territory
Oklatoma
United States
Red Wan
Naddy Nolan
Dan’t Sully
Moplish’s
Brooklyn Bridge
James H. Wallack
Wallack
City Markets
Tuxsday
California
Rabbis Alge
Ariosa
Lionair
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Columbia River
N. Y
N.Y
Limburg
Fcper Ih
City Grain Market
Timothy
Timothy Sabeth
Prairie
Telegraph Markets
New Yor
Cureago
Board of Trade
AKGE
Jsuut & Pray
EL Market
Virginia
Aeeies
New Roysgy
Genthauen
K. Macket
Jor Brent
W. Onio St
Sauy
Han Tily
Christ
Fok
Lai Iisued
Velaware
Lens — Mies
Antha
Jay
Loy Alout
Michigan
Cora
Sunaillee
Newfoundland
Wabash
New Jersey
M. Colenderson
East
Waxler & Farley
Waters & Sons
Loring 4
Blake
Kimball
New England
H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
Bingham
Ayres
Philadelphia
West Washington
Sullivan-Grohs Co
Paul H. Krauss
Washington St
Old Stand
the Johnson Soap CO
Indianapolis, Indiana
Washington-st
Delaware-st
Brussels
ERX Diavapolig
Louis Eelbold
Propristor
Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
Bates House
East Washington Street
Eneral
North
Delaware
Frea Ambulance
Moon
West Washington Street
John Crossley & Sons
W. H. Roll
Paper House
South I
Albert Gall
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