Elkhart ministers feud sparks church crisis
Turmoil sweeps Elkhart as evangelicals clash over a minister's remarks about church leadership. Other Indiana items include a fatal shotgun accident in Livonia, wind and flood damage across multiple towns, a new paper mill in Anderson, and a large estate dispute in New Albany.
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Livonia
Cora
John A. Coulter
Manchester
Eel River
Chicago
Anderson
Simon Her
Muncie
Stitchell
George Martin
Gentryville
Evansville
Thomas Knapp
Wayne County Asylum
Clay City
Clifton
Logansport
Huntington
BK. Moore
Alta Stitlar
Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Wea
Thornhope
Witamac
John McCarty
Martin County
Hlast
Willem Hoover
Wabash
Thureday
Sarah E. Graham
Jampmay
Frances Lucas
Clark
Lafayette
Fondant
Seuniog & Acker
Seymour Wag
Fret
A.J. Pigg
Tarra Haute
Mary ]Gulean
William
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Bartholomew
Portland
Manhattan
wreHl
Ralph Lathong
Tiuateriign
Allen County
Misa Berryi Knnter
Alen County
Elkhart
Heininger
Milworth Difford
Deerfield
Ohio
Indiana
Marshal William Stewart
Ohi Alde
Clifford
Carshal
Cifford
Blanche Culbertson
New Albany
Linda
Clinton gas plant sold to Indiana gas for 180000
The Clinton gas company sold its plant to Indiana Gas Company for 180000 dollars. A switch engine and streetcar incident caused no damage at Clifford Ave crossing. Fred J. Mack elected president of German American club now with 492 members.
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Clinton Gas Company
New Indiana Gas Company
Clifford Ave
Fred. J. Mack
Roughville
Marshal
Vance
Indiana Trust Company
John P. Frenzel
Michael Grine
Missouri
Market All
California-st
Eisenbeiss
Matthews
Anna Smith
Cincinnati
Johnston
Thorpe Brock
Fraa
Children’s Aid Society
Firat Presbyterian Church
Eports
Algo
Philadelphia
Olice
Board of Trade
Liberty Bell
Gen. Harrison
James R. Carnahan
Binrus
Arthur
Luella B Mitchell
Mrs. Gouldamith
Gbediah
Mary Stewart
Joseph
Mary Tomachel
Louis and
Mary Stone
Charles and
Allen Whitecotton
P. J
Emma Finnchy
Frank J. Hock
Perry Johnson
Albert Mowry
Cara
Richard Harris
J. West
John 2. Delp
Maarlingge
James M.thornbrough
Fannie E. ‘Sears
John Delech
Hming Harttaz
Judug Ciingman
Mamie Dawson
General W. Payne
Louvenia D
Deadly Mississippi tornado devastates Meridian area
A Mississippi tornado near Meridian leaves at least 40 dead and 200 injured. Reports describe widespread destruction with neighborhoods wiped out, pine forests torn, debris, and livestock dead along a vast storm path. Officials warn of hundreds of thousands in property losses as railways face disruption.
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North Dakota
Aignal
Mississippi
Sporting Life Features Mixed With Boxing Plans
A wide array of sport notes covers boxers and matches in New York and beyond, with Carl Dempsey and Mysterious Billy Smith cited as experts. It mentions plans for a grand boxing show in New York, prospects of swimmers J H Fyers and Joseph Nuttall visiting, and a testimonial for Referee John H Duffey. Includes local baseball lineups and a weather note, plus a non-poetic verse about spring.
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Fouts
Brooklyn
Jim Corbett
New York
Jos Quest
Tims
Germany
Dan Gallagher
Billy Ernst
Stanton Abbott
Dominick McCaffrey
Jack Dempsey
Billy Smith
Young Horseshoes Ball Club
Capt
Loganman
Indiana Ave
James Callahan
McInerney
Joseph Nuttall
Scheller
Willem Clark
Dayton
Wittmer
Jake Gaudaur
Toronto
Tony” Stannard
Delaware
Ned Cartright
Washington, D. C
Billy McCarthy
Australia
George la Blanche
Marina
John H. Duffy
New Orleans
Edward Skotski
Lee Hull
Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County
Hill
Skotski
Shoteki
St. Louis Hudgens
Indianapolis
Lanham’s Park
Fisher
F. Schaub
Waters
W. Sowders
Lob. Schaub
Hd. Donovan
White
Armitage
John Sowders
Had- Bors
McCleland
Schlemm
Hioda
Ury
Kinsella
Maloney
Newman
Henneman
Finan
Golor in Brass and Diamond Dyes for Women Attire
A Victorian era note extols color choice for ladies emphasizing headwear and garments. Diamond dyes are praised as simple home dyes that yield standard, lasting colors for dresses cloaks ribbons and feathers.
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Golor
Indiaapolis Union Stock Yards Weekly Livestock Market
Friday receipts showed strong competition and higher prices across cattle grades with steady close. Hog and sheep volumes were lighter with demand easing. hogs sold readily at higher prices while mutton and lamb listings remained scarce and prices held. Local grain market notes report mixed corn and hay prices with overall oversupply pressures in corn and stable Timothy.
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Iadiarapolis Union Stock Yards
Itso
Extech Choice
Siepens
O.s
Eeuscecess
Buila
Wweesners
Pasesponte
East Beitetie
Amouth
Ahipre
Huy
Timothy
Tim
Magnetic oil and purifiers promise cures for rheumatism
Fragments advertise Dr Watt magnetic oil and magnetic blood purifier claiming to cure rheumatism kidney disease and blood troubles with warranties and free samples at 70 Wabash street. Also promote Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children and assorted ads for shoes cabinets printing services and real estate notices.
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Watt
Wabash-st
SSON'S. Fiolet Stick Pina and Rings Sale
Sale listing items including Ladies' Solid Gold Bancy Stone Set Rings at four dollars, La Tuberose Bulbs priced at ten each, highlighting assorted jewelry and bulbs available from SSON'S for bargain shoppers.
Rising Sun Stove Polish and Household Goods Sale
Dont Miss THEM Rising Sun Stove Polish three cents a package Good galvanized iron Slop Pails twenty nine cents Each Wooden Water Pail nine cents Cyclone Clothes Wringers steel frame white rubber rolls one dollar nineteen cents Washboard eight inch Rice Rect Scrub Brushes three cents Ten inch Deep Stew Pan Large four piece Dinner Pails eighteen cents Tin Wash Basin five cents Glass Dishes twelve cents a dozen Pattern glasses three cents Each Ironstone Meat Platter 11 inch six inch Lunch Baskets eight cents White Metal Tea Spoons ten cents per set of six Flower Seeds three packs five cents some three cents a package
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Rising Sun
Laughlin
Nottingham Curtains Half-Price Curtain Sale Wording
A local ad lists various Nottingham and Brussels net curtains with prices from 49 cents to 6 dollars a pair, mentioning yard lengths and bundles. The vendor touts a large stock of odd curtains offered at half price in one and two pay plans.
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Nottingham
Brussels
Bee Hive Spring Wool Goods Sale Preview
BeejHive announces spring wool goods sale with discounts up to 20 percent. 40-inch all wool Henriettas priced at 39c, 50c, 42-inch Henriettas and Serges at 65c, extra fine 48-inch Henriettas at 75c, value $1. José received one case of extra fine printed Swisses at 29c, available citywide.
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José
Ladies' Shirt Waists and Variations on Sale
Advertisement lists a variety of ladies shirt waists with plaited fronts and backs in indigo blue percale and French satine fabrics. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.25 dollars, with white and fancy fronts offered from 50 cents up.
Trimmed Hat and Wrap at Half Price for Sy Urday
Local sale advertises including a trimmed hat and a wrap for Saturday at half price. The offer highlights discounted fashion items likely aimed at shoppers in the area.
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Ory
Sporting Life
Paine’s
Ira Fletcher Ara
Sun
Leeds
Telegraph
Dea Bae
Tollard
Elder's
Amacunce Reet
George B. Chapman
Hall
Lorraine Diock
E.tendead
Cuiynied
Cinewity
Brown’s
Washington
Tee Aathers Printing Co
Gand
Venogpiase Sotich
Everend
Pronkara
Fudlang
Bennett
REALS
Ertl TE Veet
New York St
I Itek & Co
Qodrufe
Op East Front
Eal
W Kr, Mick & Co
Deral
N. Pentasylvania St
Acros
New Jersey
Washington-at. A
New York-st
Alabama-st
Roosevelt Carrier Shop
Everfone
Tae Suna
Anges
Fortuna
AMUS
Elveryon
Ussciretresz
Heiperonoun
Ollie
D. H. Baldwin & To
Crea
Messenger
VIA
Rata m
Caz
Miindad
Ken- Serer
Illinois St
Alesta
Tue Son
Sson's
Florida Water
I Ib
Faro Chameis
H. P. Wasson & CO
Chase
York
Baral
North Illnois
Iace Curtain Sale
North
Illinois
Parrott & Taggart
Deccorati
Albert Gall
W. Wasuiero
C. Johnson
Estimat
Danbury Hat CO
Washington St
Apg
Ayvorde
Agoms
Furthon
Tage
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