Fatal powder blast and freight wreck haunt Indiana towns
A powder explosion killed one Dian and a freight collision at Hartford City left several injured. Across the state reports of fires water works drives, missing persons, crimes, and civic plans fill a busy bulletin.
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Nappense
Hartford City
Seymour
Rochester
Mundis
South Bend
Henry Parsely
Franklin
Bloom’s Hill
Washington
Elwood
Coxey
Muncie
Trafalgar
Johnson County
Laporte Minstrel
Laporte
Helen Gougar
Mary Lexie
Kansas
Brazil
Wm. Marshall
Shelbyville
Aurora
Terre Haute
Jenner
Devil Ward
Lagrange
Richmond
H. Haynes
Hayden Rayburn
Kokomo
Lee Esslinger
Evansville
Jimmie Shepard
Anderson
Plainfield
Kentucky
Sarah York
Seymours
Crawfordsville Coffin Company
Crawfordsville Casket Company
Earl Reeves
Rushville
Biss Nellie Lovett
Europe
William Doterer
Peru
Langdon
Lafayette
Columbian Athletic Club
Crown Point
Charles Zelliken
Goshen
Wiley
Benton Circuit Court
Shelbey County
Fed Morelock
Mt. Vernon
Milton Brookian
George Lang
William Curtis
A. W. Benthin
Hingineer Phillips
Tucker
City Life Notes and Local Happenings
A collage of items from city life including street car work on Clifford avenue, a missing twelve year old girl from 30 Columbia alley, a court filing for alimony of 108, and death and divorce notices. Also reports on a school recital, a saloon ordinance review, a Republican county meeting, a runaway horse, and sports mentions from St Louis to Minneapolis with upcoming games and player notes.
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Clifford-ave
Bethany
Lella Ramer
Columbia Alley
Amelia Cook
Ambrose
Art Association
W. &. Talbott
Sinister McCoy
Crown Hill Cemetery
Margaret Matthews
Wilson
Harriet Prank
School of Elocution
W. New York
Patrick Ward
Tusk
Mississippi St
Peter Martin
Bloomington
van Buren
E. Downey
E. Washington St
Market notes from Indianapolis Stock Yards and Chicago futures
Indianapolis market shows dull cattle trading with varying classes from good to common. Hog receipts 4 500 with shipments 1 500. sheep and lambs steady to lower. Chicago futures: wheat, corn, oats edges and pork, lard, and short ribs quoted with May and July contracts.
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Chicago
Sleep Crucial for Health Says Paine’s Celery Compound
An April article urges seven to eight hours of sleep for workers, students, and society figures to prevent fatigue and illness. It promotes Paine's celery compound as a nervine tonic that restores nerve tissue, reduces irritability, and supports restful sleep and overall vitality.
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Paine
Sun Portfolio Offers Mail Order For World Fair and America Photographed
The Sun introduces the second issue of Amarics Photographed and announces mailed distribution for all future numbers. Readers may mail six coupons and ten cents to receive the book, choosing between the World's Fair portfolio or America Photographed, or both, with pickup options at the Sun office.
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Sun
Halligan
Sun Office
America
The
Excelsior Hair Tonic Promises Gray Hair Reversion
Gray hair turns back to original color with Excelsior Hair Tonic claims. Mme M Yale endorses its chemistry and guaranties results while Sime Yale signs on. It stops hair loss, promotes growth, is non greasy, and suitable for bald heads. Sold by druggists at 1.00 per bottle.
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Madame
Yale
Mme
Hims
Mme. M. Yale
Sime
Geis
Local Drug Stores Listed for Sale by Geo W Sloan and Partners
Several druggists are named as sellers including Geo W Sloan aged 22 at 22 West Washington Street F W Pantzer at 54 West Washington Street H C Pomeroy at 50 North Pennsylvania Street and J H Haag of Denison House Drug Store at 87 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Geo. W. Sloan
West
Washington Street
F. W. Pantzer
H. C. Pomeroy
Pennsylvania Street
J. H. Haag
Denison House
Inspectors report from City Grain Market on April 11
Wheat bids vary by grade with No 2 red at 53c and No 3 red rejected 40-50c. Corn and oats show firmer prices, timothy and clover bids listed, wagon rye quoted 13. WAGON WHEAT also recorded at 666 bid and local dealer bids 62c for No 2 rye.
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Sound Ear
Tirmer
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Walkerton
Chesterton
Elkhart
Valparaiso
Pope
Justice Johnston
David Warner
Liberty
Criminal Court
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago Herald
Napids
Osmond
England
Murekas
Rivals
Crescents
Stara
Bob Fitzsimmons
Grand Rapide Ball Club
Sippi
Elien
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Indianapolis
hicTammeny
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Leidy
Graham
Deveney
Gray
Plock
Slayder
Westiske
Muck
Phillips
Hive Stock Market
Telegraph
April
Amarics
Nees
Evoh A
Noro
Prichs
N. S. Wood
Thursda
Minneapolis
Ohio Street Park
Pittsburg
Bro
Circle Street
Welker & Beck
Maridian St
Gustom
H. F. Rik Roffr
H. Lung
Blassachusetta Ave
Cleveland
ClnsLunati
Caicago & Bt, Lowe
Widl
Indianapolis Union Station
Louisville
STE Ee Nee RF Ens
Renceburg
Cincinnati
UNSON
Wabash
Sia
Greencastle
Yom Haute Mattoon
KERIM
Peorial
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Washington St
Quernons Place
Massachusetts Ave
Union Tation
H. M. Bronson
Perofessis
Richard F
Virginia Ava
IL. m
N. Delaware
Wash
Browning & Son’s Drug Store
P. J. Kelly
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Louis P. Krumshield
Ohio St
William N. Bowman
Ingalls Block
de. A. L. Leatherman
Alabama-st
Jtolla
John B. Morrison
Pentily
Ultica
North Pennsylvania ST
Nannie Parkhill Falk's
S. Illinois St
Maryland St
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Strent
Huntington
Legton
Indianapolis ”& Eoniversity
E. J. Heeb
Journal
Soldiers’ Monument
A. Stossmeister
A. W. Fisher
Ohiost
Indianapolis, Ltd
Albert Gall
S. C Johnson
la Freckla
M. Yale
Excelsior
Temple of Beauty
Chicago, Ill
Ingalls Blocs
Virginiaave
Ohio-st
Poe
Linolis St
Rennoysee-Se
Shursay
Estey
Gustin & eCurdy
Virginia Avenue
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