Sunlike Indiana Notes Show Local Troubles Across Counties
A sprawling Indiana column samples district concerns from LaPorte to Vigo. Bullets strike near White county while farm hands grow scarce in northern counties. Ed. Payne, 14, missing from St Joseph hill. a murder conviction begins a five year term. a woman reports saloon liquor sales by Michigan City vendors. Local officials push street improvements at Lebanon and shade-tree requirements at Decatur.
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LaPorte
South Bend
Freelandsville
Fred Wahnseidler
Evansville
Lafayette
Twine Trust
David Berline
Vandalia
Owen County
Bem. Scott
Michity
Indianapolis Sun
Laporte Herald
Alex F. Foley
Charlottsville
Columbia City
Roanoke Seminary
A. A. Owen
Westfield News
Henry Ringwald
Anna Miller
Brazil Presbyterian Church
T. Calvin Stewart
Ed. Champ
Kokomo
Evans & Co
Bunker Hill
Waterloo
Salvation Army
James
Wilson
Logansport
Geo. Rowe
Keensburg
Lebanon Sun
Alexander Roberts
Leeds
Bluffton Chronicle
Chicago Maroons
Indianapolis ‘Reds
Reds
Peter Platter
Edmund Marsh
Christopher C. Isaacs
Seymour
Wim. A. Shields
Shields
Brazil
Oklahoma Company
Clay City
Mary Costin
Quincy
Samaria
Indiana
Indianapolis
SUN
Martin County News
Leavenworth
Dora
John Lansfordy
Madison Township
Dubois County
English
Base Ball Talk Opens Season With News And Notes
The article covers opening week items including John Ward's real estate stake, Smiling Jim Mutrie predicting a pennant for the Giants, Tom Loftus naming sixth place for Cleveland, Lohbeck signed as a throwing catcher, and Be here Wednesday and Friday. It notes lineups and exhibition results, with Monday and Tuesday Hoosiers games and Saturday scores such as Brooklyn 6 New York 0 and Philadelphia 10 Athletics 3. It mentions home runs inside the Cleveland fence and a 470 foot near-miss, plus confusion over Thursday's All-Americas versus Chicago game and Horace Phillips Smoky City exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Jim Mutrie
Giants
Tom Loftus
Cleveland
Lohbeck
Clevelan
Healy
Washington
Enquirer
Toledos
Boyle
Buckley
Myers
Hoosiers
der Prowns
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Athletics
Columbus
Toledo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Horace Phillips
Smoky City Lads
Eigst
Horace
City Life Notes Include Rail Line Update and Civic Events
City Life reports a new street railway line opening Monday with the Washington Street route extended to Woodruff Place on State Street. Congressman Sunset Cox was in town Sunday en route to Bloomington Indiana, declining to meet reporters. A Single-tax League gathering featured Warren Buell on the topic of Single-tax and Indianapolis. A burn at 824 58 Macridian Sr damaged the residence with water damage to furniture. A violent incident near Sixth Street and Michigan Road left Georg Lee injured. arrests anticipated Monday. Tax payment deadline looms for the first half. delinquents face full-year taxation. Wr. Hadley died of pneumonia at 381 N Alabama St. Friends’ church leader and former city official. Hendricks Club questioned council members. County attorney defended press reports as fair. Illinois Street electric line talk paused after missing committee members. Shaffer touts line expansion, tax details, and public input. Provisions and Groceries section lists various meats, lards, canned goods, coffees, and produce with prices.
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Cara
Washington St
State St
Woodruff Place
Sunset Cox
Bloomington
Ind
Warren Buell
Indianapolis
McCracken
Macridian Sr
Georg Lee
Sixthst
Michigan Road
Wr. Hadley
Alabama St
Friends’ Church
Hendricks Club
Lewis Jordan
Sentinel
Spencer
Sun
Shaffer
H. G. Carey
W. D. Wiles
Rail
Hicklin
Agricultural Prices and Markets Report
A dense listing of farm goods with prices for stock, vegetables, fruits, and supplies. Includes per barrel and per box rates for items such as potatoes, onions, lemons, oranges, apples, cranberries, and greens, plus livestock receipts and mixed commodity mentions. Trade notes highlight firmer sugar prices and variable market tone.
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Kentucky
Floridas
Bank
Wits
U.3
Inpitanx Apolis
Advertising as a daily business force in newspapers
The Philadelphia Times notes that systematic advertising by merchants shapes business today. Continuous publicity in leading papers draws customers, while lingering ads fail to bring immediate crowds, a point supported by factory managers. Daily proof underscores the profitability of printer's ink.
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The
Philadelphia Times
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Ux, Corp
Curoago
D. O
Bryant
Bly F. Wash
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Delaware-st. Am
Commisse
S. Delaware-st
Mitchell
Delaware
Alabama
Douglas-st. Wasted
Bates
Maryland-st
Merchant of Venice
Kentucky-ave
Scaeer
East Washington
Tilly & Stalnakar
East
Washington-st
Tarson
ONS
Sullivan-Grohs Co
West Washington-st
L. S. Ayres &C
Dalton
the Hatter
Bates House
North Pennsylvania Street
Louis Reiboud
U. 38
G. W. Barnes & CO
East Market Street
Taylor & Farley
Waters & Sons
Loring & Blake
Kimball
New England
Baldwin
North Penn
Major Taylor
Excelsior Laundry
Washington Street
Albert Gall
West Washington Street
Buffalo Shoe House
Hale Price
Buffalo Shoe
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