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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1890
Page
4
A dense Indiana wire service style summary reports murder confession after 35 years, cave-ins, fatally burned individuals, floods ruin wheat, towns debating projects, crimes including wife murder attempts, thefts of old iron, and fires. It notes public meetings, society events, pensions, religious conferences, and a wide array of local misfortunes and occasional recoveries.
A sweeping summary of scattered items from Chicago to Farmington shows political, crime, and society notes. Topics include a court action in Ohio, a Cleveland Masonic case, a Missouri crusade, and a Russia czar concern, plus Sparring plans, a lost money package in Chicago, and a Philadelphia shoplifting arrest.
A May festival chorus will meet Friday evening. The carpenters union held a large Wednesday night meeting with 16 new members initiated. Laura Chapin of Chapin Lumber sues Citizens Insurance and Indiana Insurance of Evansville on two policies for 4000 and 1200. Rev. John Kiger, a prominent Methodist minister aged 74, died at his West Newton home and will be buried Friday at Meridian Street M E Church. Rebecca Tincher files a cross complaint against Harrison Tincher in divorce suit, seeking restoration of maiden name Cullings and 1000 alimony.
A late 19th or early 20th century price list covers bananas apples grapes oranges lettuces radishes onions beets spinach and kale with pounds barrels and per bushel quotes. It also lists alcohols drugs oils flour hay feeds and detailed live stock prices from Indianapolis and Chicago markets including hogs cattle and sheep with wheat corn oats and other grains prices.
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