Indiana News Roundup From Fort Wayne to Indianapolis
A mixed Indiana wire reports a fatal hunting accident, local deaths including James Rennell age 76, and several incidents such as a horse kick death, a man burned while intoxicated, and a court house blaze risk. It notes new mail delivery in Huntington, a lynching threat in Huntington, and ongoing sport updates in Fort Wayne and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rennell
Lebanon
M.C. A
Fort Wayne
Connersville
Huntington
William Rash
Hazelton
William Hanna
Martinsville
Cornelius McCurry
Elkhart
Richmond
Wabash College
Sol Carter
Marion
Keppler
Anderson
Muncie
Walter
Mrs. Nesbitt
Peru
Samuel McLeish
Evansville
Charles Kanzler
Claud Watermeyer
Tendleton
Kinnard
J. J. Jackson
Princeton
Emma Koegel
Fox
Candy Kitchen
John Weidner
Justice of the Peace
Fred la Flair
Mary Winslow
Levi Winslow
Oscar Way
Shoals
Greenup G. Vance
Sunnyside Coal Mining Company
William E. Hain
Hornberg Bros
Chicago
Laporte
Louis Duncan
Oakland City
Corydon
John Burk
Emmett Beall
Burk
Beall
Electric Light Plant
Bedford
Wm. Anderson
Burt
South Bend
James Carnahan
Ggenseless
Jane
John Conlon
Anderson’s Court House
Daily Sentinel
M. E. Arch
Hop Joyce
New York
A. O. Mof
John Shoseph
J. Arnold
Milton Pon
Henry Baker
Theodore Nicker
Indiana Weather Outlook for Week Ahead
forecasts indicate light southern showers early and a gradual warmup through Wednesday with warmer conditions by Thursday. The 36 hour report to 8 p m April 20 1892 shows slightly warmer and cloudy Tuesday with local rains Wednesday. The notices on the second page of THAGUN'S publication are gaining popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thera
Thagun
Court corridor scene and oddities at Union Station
Witness Bud Swift recalls a man seeking a drink price and threatening a transcript payment. A dramatic Union Station incident ends with an old man clinging to a brown jug, slumping on the floor then boarding a westbound train. Other items note missing J. Chase Hunt, a divorce granted, a death, a house fire, a mad dog chase, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Swift
Court House
Sheriff’s Office
Enge
Union Station
Massachusetts Ave
Union Depot
J. Chase Hunt
New York-st
College-ave. Motors
Collegeave
Columbia
Clifford-ave
Harper
Lizzie Kelley
John
Alexander Adams
J. Newman
Hendricks St
Robert Jenkins
Agnes St
Indianapolis
Tom Lewis
Kissell’s
Grain prices and market report from April 19 trading
City Grain Market reports wheat bid at 86 cents, corn and oats prices, hay bids for Timothy and clover mixes, and mixed grain quality notes. Chicago and New York futures quoted with wheat May 84 1/2 cents, corn May 42 1/4 cents, oats May 28 1/2 cents. local dealers report wagon and car bids and a sale slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Iim
Timothy
Chicago
West Indianapolis Friends express regret over cancelled meetings
The Society of Friends in and around Indianapolis apologizes for the hasty cancellation by evangelist George W. Willis of Sunday meetings planned for the West Indianapolis churches. The evangelistic committee notes the disruption and funeral notices indicate aging members, with Wayne Evans and C. W. Straughan among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Indianapolis
West Indianapolis
George W. Willis
Congregational
War- Tenave
Evangelistic Committee
Wm. R. Evans
C. W. Straughan
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Frederick Jacoby
Eli Wray
Virgil M. Chaplin
James N. Cloud
John Bowen
Samuel C. Smock
Joseph Bunta
Daniel Judah
David Foreman
John T. Johnson
William Z. Holverstott
William Ashby
Thomas J. Ginn
Charles Chambers
Patrick H. Hanstead
William Merrill
William Houghton
Conrad Adams
Jonathan R. Whitacre
Michael Sheets
Jacob Waskom
Thomas B. Reinour
John Ib
Robert G. Eaton
William A. Longston
Mary J. Thompson
Sarah J. Wilson
R. Brown
Elizabeth Becraft
Ting
Cleveland
France
Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
van Haltren
Baltimore
Geo. Wood
Washington
Palo Alto
C. W. Williams
Independence
Sam Thompson
Philadelphia
Frank Ives
Stucky
Louisville
Slavin
Jackson
London
Gov
McKinley
Columbus
Sullivan
Cyclista
Noblesville
Capt
Anson
Seaman
Pat King
Memphis
Wm. Barnie
Dan Richardson
Frank Mackin
Billy McMahon
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Lito
Batteries Fourz
Esper
Thornton
Clements
Philadelphia Times
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Billy Gallagher
Geo. Dawson
Frisco
Dawson
Gallagher
Billy
Ilenry Shuttler
Peter Shuttler
Easy St
Billy Housen
Bucktown
Sim Coy
Statesman
Coy
Hausen
Brotherhood
John Morgan
Morgan
City Life
Beecham
Pennsylvania
Burford
Apolis
Clary & Son, Ray and
Mersts
Gala
TaHeSon
Tak Sun
H. Lockwood
Charles P. Jacobs
E Marketa
Burford’s
L. E. Clary
Sloan
Ed. Ducas
West Washington St
James Buchers
S.c
Telegraph Gram Market
Citieu
Shiloh
Kemeny
H.C. Stoke
Chas
Traub
A. Gould & Bro
North Indianapolis
J. B Uhvar & Co
Johnson & Scnaller
Srightwood
D. W. Noble
Perry Township
Everroad & Prunk
Indiana-ave. de
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Bennett's
St. Tle
Anden & CO
Washington St
Patentees Union
Fatbott Bi
Jessit
Wulard St
S. Mississippi
Ree
W. McCarty
Alabama
Trust & Son
Delaware
Setts Ave
Tississippist
Alabama-st
Cri St
Cit
N. Meridian
Lord Byron
Missolonghi
Greece
Italy
Guiccioll
England
Merchant Tailoring
Danbury Hat
Emil Wulschner & Son
Pennsylvania-st. Opp
Postoffice
Sinoia Street
Ind
United States
Canada
Albert Gall
W. H. Henderson
LaFollette
Langenberg
Taggart
Tae Sun
Carl Moller
East
Penn. St
Indiana Paint & Roofing CO
Jersey
H. C. Schergens
Jeweler
Washington Street
Eve
A Re
Leo Lando
the Sun
Jas. M. Elder
A. H. Sturtevant & CO
Pennsylvaniat
Manhattan
Dalton
Union
Hatter
Bates
W.H. Roll’s
Roll
Axminster
Monguette
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