Wool foundation saves bridge and other Indiana items
A scattered Indiana items round up reports from Richmond to Muncie. Builders shifted wool into quicksand to support a bridge abutment at the Whitewater river while other towns reported fires, accidents, a car wheel plant picking Arcadia, a chess match delay, and regional society notes.
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Richmond
National Pike
Whitewater
Old National Bridge
Victor Hamilton
Thurstown
Crawfordaville
W. G. IT. U. School of Methods
Martingville
Kokomo
Hong
William Mitchell
Brooney
Columbus
Elactele
Martinavilla
Indianapolis
Pew
Joseph Swain
Leland Stanford University
California
Indiana State University At
Bloomington
Ambitious burglars fail at Martins residence and injury reported
A group attempted a burglary at 237 N Meridian St Wednesday evening but failed. McFlinty man seriously injured in unnamed incident. Jury in the McClure murder case unreturned verdict by late Wednesday. Local notes include union committee plans, civil service exam delays, and various civic notices.
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McClure
E. K. Martindale
N. Meridian St
Grean Smith
I. H. Beckner
Linois St
May Moores
Meridian
Washingtonsts
Indianapolis
The
Asylum For the Blind
J. B. Stoll
John Hennessy
Esauc Stranga
Griffith
Matthews
Frank Benham
Richmond
Waurice de St. Palais
Bishop Chatard
Vincennes
Recorder’s
Anna Gregory
Fred
Maria Kuhn
Gouls
Ida Gray
George
Izzla Bly
Jad
Blanche Burton
E. M
Jenny Elliott
James
Johanna Rintz
Mira
A. A. Young
Laura A.i Barley
Wm. A. Wameley
Alice EE. Klaecker
Willam D. Lewis
Neallie Albritton
Walter D. Williame
Emme L. Schrader
Chas. P. Newman
Lulu Robbins
Edward Newhouse
Lulu J. Rhenbirt
John Wayne
Florence Sommers
Frank Morton
Cora Day
Jasper Pounds
Rebecca Willis
Wm. McMullen
Addie Purdue
Alonzo A. Hunter
Addie Johnson
August Nagel
Elmira P. Gregory
Linden G. Shelley
Perditta B. Monroe
Baseball News and Exhibition Games Roundup
Stanton Abbott the English light weight pugilist plans to tour America. The Savarosh baseball club is suggested to be named the Hoke Smith champions. Pittsburg team shines in the south and Chicago Baltimore and Cleveland show promise. Estimates show 5,000,000 watching baseball last season with 2,000 players involved. Jim Burge defeated Billy Lewis in 69 rounds at Helena Montana. After the season Billy Earle plans a northern pros tour in Cuba next winter. Bert Scheiler seeks a Graeco Roman bout, time and place to be decided later. In a Syracuse bout Daniel Donovan knocked out Joseph Dunfee and died the next day. St Louis and Cincinnati exhibit games April 10–11 at Y M C A grounds featuring Jack Glasscock and Comiskey with the Reds. Attendance may influence league clubs moving more games to this city.
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Stanton Abbott
America
Savarosh
Pittsburg
South
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveod
Jim Burge
Australia
Billy Lewis
Syracuse
N. Y
Daniel Donovan
Cleveland
Joseph Dunfee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Y. M
Indianapolis
Jack Glasscock
Comiskey
Reds
Making Old Clothes New Dress Dye Service Ad
An old style advertisement touts transforming a gray dress into a brown gown via cheap quick dyes. The Diamond dyes claim to color any fabric, ribbons, and coats to look like new. A ten cent package is advertised for a general dye product.
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Ong
Mercer's Aluminum Air Ship Nears Trial in Brightwood
The Young inventor Mercer, aided by Smithsonian professor Langley, expects a practical test of his aluminum flying ship by May 1 at Brightwood. With 70 to 125 mph speed goals and a light aluminum boiler design, the venture draws crowds as it targets Chicago’s World Fair. A band and a goat test mark the prep, while 60 acres of wind-swept commons near Brightwood host the test site.
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Mercer
Brightwood
Langley
Smithsonian Institute
Mr. Mercer
3 Mariner
Ftig
Chicago
Live Stock Markets in Indianapolis Union Ad
The April 6, 1833 Indianapolis Union reports cattle prices and market tone with varied classes from extra shipping steers to common cows and veal calves. Hog receipts rise with a steady close amid active bidding. sheep and lambs show no change and selects remain firm. Wheat and oats notes accompany local and Chicago market prices.
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Tepianapolis Union
Choles Cove
Chotee Lightwaighis
Toresday, Adil
Ata
Saya
Sound Eat Fc
Fimer
Sic
Motry
Timothy
Dumothy
Prairie
Wegon Rve
Car Lois
Wacon Wheat
Gic
Beauty specialist Mme Evans in Chicago clinic
Mme Evans, a dermatology graduate, offers facial eruption cures and beauty treatments. She treats over five hundred women with successful outcomes and provides form development, belt removal, manicure, and chiropody. Hours 9 am to 5 pm at Ladies' Beat, Old Sentinel Building. Chicago office at 1465 Hates.
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Mme
Adam. Evans
Indianspolia
Mma
Evans
Mme. Evans
Old Sentinel
Chicago
Local Girls Prep Spring Clothes for Boys
Spring vacation invites Corral the Boys to shop for new suits. Inducement of a fresh cassimere knee pants or long pants school suit priced at $3.50 or $7.50, with all wool cheviots and cassimeres. Mothers welcome to visit the Ladies Parlor to fit youngsters at their leisure.
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Ladis
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