Indiana News Roundup Mixed with Local Crises and Oddities
A sprawling itemized digest notes confessions spurred by a gypsy woman, missing families, civic schemes, deaths, and incidents across Indiana towns such as Noblesville Muncie Richmond and Washington. It lists pensions, appointments, accidents, fires and court cases with names and towns, reflecting a vivid snapshot of daily frontier life.
Lafayette car works sale upheld by Judge Baker
Wednesday ruled the recent sale of the Lafayette car works should stand. The water company drilled an eight foot well to 300 feet and plans a 400 foot extension. The first water is clear pure and cold. The Cleveland club met Wednesday night endorsing Grover for president and sending delegates to the state convention. The Indianapolis cabinet company suit against Henry Yowter over a desk patent was decided in Yowter’s favor. The military carnival committee divided the city for easier solicitation. Railroads will offer reduced rates for a major event. G A R commander Cheadle announced key staff appointments. Bedford stone quarries donated 3000 dollars worth of stone for Indiana’s world’s fair building, to be cut on site. The board seeks a lithograph of the building and will sell pictures to the chosen contractor. Butler University trustees met Wednesday and considered a new theological department requiring 100000 dollars for endowment. Profs Love and Idea to return from Europe. M C Brown and Prof Miller to study Greek and French. Editor Billingster of Tile and Drainage Journal injured in a carriage overturn near the city. son unhurt, both treated at home by Dr George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kirkwood
Upland
Taylor
Terre Haute
Fred Brooks
Rich Valley
Wabaeh County
Aaron Moys
William Conkling
Portland
Floyd County
Howard Beem
Anderson
Charles Brown
Richmond
Dakota
Columbus
O. Edwin V. Johnson
Seymour
United States Revenue Marine Service
Lake Michigan
Marion Reddick
Noblesville
D.B. Davis
South Bend
Washington
Vincennes
John Knauff
California Brick and Tile Company
Alexander Brookshire
Ladoga
Brookshire
Nancy E.burk
Marion
Tobias Hullinger
Wm. Raridan
Panhandle
Indiana Pensions
Jas.w. Shafer
John N. Goodpaster
Wm. Ih. Robison
Ezra Finney
Albert H
Knowlton
Henry Ebs
Melvin Pierce
August Schroerlake
Wm. D. Hiller
Wm. T. Chenoweth
John A. Weber
Jasper Simpson
Mark ‘Boling
Louis Parker
Bernhard T. Zekstein
C. Crabb
Allen M. Gentry
James H. Weir
James A. Rankin
Joeph Badgely
J.P. Parsons
Frederick Giyman
Abram C. Shorman
Romanus Roach
Charles W. Allen
Elijah Burkhiser
B. McNeely
Libbins Monroe
Wm.k.copeland
Margaret Berkheiser
Elizabeth Boulden
Nancy A.rodarmel
Emma Tipel
Cynthia Howard
Baker
Lafayette Car Works
Water Company
Cleveland Club
Grover
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Henry Yowter
Cheadle
G. A.R
Irvin Robbins
O. Kd. Weaver
B. E. Williams
Wabash
GW. Miller
Bedford Stone Quarries
M. C. Brown
Miller
Billingster
Orchard Ave
George
Sports flash from the era hints at plans and plans falter
Features of Sporting Life reports Trinity Indiana and Iowa mulling a 12 club league. Notes include managers at Toledo club, Corbett and Sullivan spending summer at Ashbury Park, a Lexington horse show, and over 1 million dollars in animals exhibited. Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 8 to 7 in ten innings as rain halts other games and Indianapolis struggles with practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Indiana
Iowa
Memphis
Boliver Buckner
Joe Murphy
Goodbye
Coronel
von der Ahe
Nicholson
Toledo
Corbett
Sullivan
Asbury Park
Lexington
Jim Johnson
Muncie
Pitts
Huffelfinger
Yale
Union Pacific
L. M. Myers
J. N. Brown
Tom Eliott
Olympic Club
Buffalo
Cushman
Bowman
Widner
Twoby
Wisner
Dalrymple
Shrine
Peltz
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Galvin
Mack
Chamberlain
Murphy
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Michael Mahon Acquitted of Murder in Heywood
Michael Mahon was acquitted on Wednesday of a murder charge in Heywood, England, as a London report notes. The case followed heavy political and social tensions touching the Italian cabinet and European unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Michael Mahon
Heywood
Eng
Victoria
Wales
William
Luxemberg
Landore Works
South Wales
McKinley Law
W. B. Tegermeier
F. R.S
Behringsea
London
Prominent Politician Spreads Rumors Over Railroad Vote
The report details Prominent Politician in print, claiming influence near the throne and a tendency to share true names. It recounts Col. Roberts allegedly delaying a senatorial vote after a telegram suggested voters opposed backing a railroad lawyer, affecting Gov. Hovey's choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couspel
Col. Roberts
Gov. Hovey
Fairbanks
Hovey
Policemen and Tommy Split Townsman Tales
A ragged satirical sketch runs through the week with Policeman Corrigan and Tommy the switch boy facing unemployment. Tommy quits after a failed run, lamenting his absence from print while labor leaders and political maneuvers fill the rest of the page. Governors, conventions, and delegates appear in brief notes surrounding the scene.
Indianapolis Stockyards Market Report April 14 1892
Cattle receipts light with few fresh arrivals. Trade fairly active and prices steady. Hogs and sheep receipts noted with demand good and higher prices expected. City grain market reports list bids for wheat corn oats and hay with no Friday markets due to Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Eee
Cress
Telegraph
Caboano
Local ads mix in travel fares and services
The excerpt lists varied offers from rail routes on the Big Four and Pennsylvania lines with prices to Chicago, a Ladies' Home Journal subscription, copper plate printing by Burford Fine Engraving, and jewelry by Chapman Mullally. It also promotes Gloan's Emulsion cod liver oil and hints at real estate and money notices in Tae Sun's pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barford
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burt
New Albany
Charles W. Conner
Hammond
Henry Sascho
Hamilton County
Julia Sikes
Yorktown
John W. Brandon
Peter Burns
Cordovia
Maud Cavault
Allen Waugh
St Solon
Clark County
Rockville
Princeton
Kentland
Brownstown
Lavelle
Court House
Homer J. Hall
Franklin
John P. Weisse
Stanley
Perkinsville
Jonee Or
Foster
Labec
The
City Life
Sporting Life
Corrigan
Telegraph Pole
Illinois-sts
Tommy
Mr. Corrigan
Frenzel
Bushelman
Fall Creek
Merriam
Minnesota
Northwest
Harrison
New York
Roosevelt
Dallas
Andrew Jackson Houston
Sam Houston
Vermont
Henry Powers
L. JD. Hazen
George Childs
Fred E. Smith
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Ross
Hansell
Singerly
Robinson
Hal
McKinney
Herring
Meyer
Johann Hoff
Johann Hoffi
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Bare Clay Street
Shiloh
W. H. Stocker
C. Tinsley
Wood Browninz
Carl Moller
Washington St
Eptoteme Nyer
Beacham
Ducas
W. Wash
Anheuser-Busch
Telephone
Buford’s
Indianapo
L. B. Clary
Prospect St
Chivagcu
Cr. Schmidt
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Witea's
Perveneeusemsensusnes
Wethers
Anata
Hernt
Arsenal Building and Loan Association
Ww. Swanston
J.B Scott
Chance-Mat-thews Printing Co
Qand EL Vanes
Bennett's
E. Wash
St. Tle
Yanden & CO
Washington-st. Tle
J. ’ Bristow
Alnois-st
Meridian St
Huwar
Brandam‘s
Washingtonst
Woodlawn Greenhouse
Laxington-ave
New Jersey
College-ave
Stn
Olice
Guarihan
Ystate
Abijan Cassell
Marion County
Township 15
Harding & Hovey
Ind
Marlon Circuit Court
William H. English
Andrew C. Cassel
Guardian, Harvinec & Hover
Attorneys For Trust
Wilkes Boota
Arkastal Lincoln
Ford
Thei
Jersey
Medée
Oriental Machinery
Patentees Union
Talbott Brcek
Emil Walschner
Frey
Uupler
Vallo
Institute
Room
Union Made
Hatter
Architects
R. P. Daggett
James B. Lizios
R. P. Daggett & Co
Marion Block
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
Cook
Rusk
East Washington Street
Samuel
Boynton
Caicago
Ladies’ Home Journal
Allison
Pennsylvania-st
Indianapo S
Clary & Son, Ray and
Mersts
Indiapape
Burford
Chapman & Mullally
Tae Sun
Tar
Notica Ae Eetos
Porchpick
Etegrant
Heeb & Osecrrn
Rregelg & Whitsett
North
Delaware Street
Teleptone
S.meridian ST
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
West Wash, St
East Wash
V. A. Lockwood
Charles P. Jacobs
Goe
Market St
Heleigen
A. H. Sturtevant & CO
Pennsylvania Street
James M. Elder
Retail
Dep't
Jayceh
Bryce
D.kresela & Sth
Undertakers
Illinois St
Apy Etiyer