Bustling Hoosiers News Highlights Prominent Indiana towns
A chaotic batch of items reports fire protection plans in Martinsville, park openings in Muncie and Richmond, a new Y M C A athletic park, a Frankfort schoolhouse fire, and various local incidents. It notes a $16,000 Evansville church dedication, theater openings, prison and court actions, and farming concerns amid a looming financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Muncie
Terre Haute
Saga
Richmond Y. M. C. A
Canp
Southern
Frankfort
South Bend
Evansville
Shelbyville
Goshen
Bartholomew County
Redkey
Chas. Roberts
U. S. Army
Mancie
Adams County Farmers’ Alliance
Lake Michigan
Mra
BR. L. Isherwood
Delphi Times
Geo. Hageman
Plymouth
Montgomery County
Waynetown
Chicago
Indiana
Jule Sarasingin
Washington
John Walton
Ashmore
Pat McGinty
John Thompson
North Vernon
Pat
Willis Davidson
Aeuss
Anderson
Gymat
Pendleton Joint
Henderson
John Ryan
Marion
County
Winch & Son
Fort Warne
Phillip Kerauskoph
G. A.r.poste
Montgomry
Logansport
David Hosea
Pat McLaughlin
Sam Elderson
Minshall
Charles Gillespie
Fort Wayne
Sues Wabash Railroad
Geo. Hamersley
Hilladale
London
Congress
New Olympic Theater
Lester Opera Company
Columbia
City Council approves numerous street paving ordinances
The council passed many delayed measures including asphalt paving on Ohio street from East to Tennessee, Market street from Alabama to Noble, Seventh street from Illinois to Alabama, and Alabama street from Washington to Fort Wayne Avenue, plus asphalt paving on Alabama from Fort Wayne to Morrison, and broken stone Madison Avenue from Delaware to Lincoln Lane. Fire and public health committee reports failed to materialize, votes defeated recall of Chief Dougherty, warrants totaled 35717.47 with only 4294.46 spent on gas, health board seeks extra sanitary officer and wagon for meat inspector, sewer projects set, Virginia Avenue sewer line approved linking to Shelly sewer.
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Ohio St
Tennessee St
Market-st
Alabama
Noble-at
Seventh-St
Illinois
Alabama- St
Washington
Fort Wayne-ave
Alabama-st
Fort Wayne Ave
Morrison-at
Madison-ave
Delaware
Lincoln-lane
St. Josepb-st
Rngar Hicklin
Trusler
Dougherty
Swift
Health Board
Committee On Public Health
Virginia-ave
Cobarn-ate
Shelhy-ef
Diverse 19th Century Dispatches Spanning Crimes War and Finance
The item catalogs a series of brief notices: Yale professor warns on Oklahoma laws. Chicago divorce not recognized. J Isbell heads hydrophobia in Bowling Green. Crete Christians prep for war. Bilboa steamer lost with fifteen drowned. lawyer patents cotton-stalk bagging device. Italian ship quarters filthy. $3,000 in diamonds stolen in Louisville. Cronin murder indictments dismissed. Irish league dissolves in America. a shooting in Wheeling over an insult. a man thwarted in an attempted train jump. Canadian Premier decries American divorce system. Taulbee murder bail set. parish priest suspended for striking a parishioner. Parnell opposes land bill in Commons. Nathan Doll alleged abuse of son. Cheyenne leader pleads famine among natives. Illinois court allows life insurance claim in involuntary murder case. Halsey’s mining scheme raises $200,000 then collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Yale
Oklahoma
Chicago
J. Isbell
Bowling Green
Crete
Bilboa
Grimeley
London
Northsea
Jackson
Augusta
Sternan
Louisville
Woodruff
Kunze
Cronin
Rev
P. A. McKenna
Irish League
America
James Wilson
Mike Flaherty
Wheeling
W. Va
Willis Pattison
Zanesville
Ohio
Premier McDonald
Canada
Kincaid
Congressman Taulbee
Justice Bingham
Supreme Court
Washington
Father Ryan
Lowgilla
N. Y
Parnell
Nathan Doll
Draunk
Tangle-hair
Pine Lidge
Tllinois
Maggie Schriener
Catholic Order of Foresters
John Halsey
New Brunswick
N.J
Ista
City Life Notes and Local Updates From Indianapolis
William Arthur of 319 N California street aged 62 suffered paralysis at home Monday. Grant’s lawn care in University Park signals summer. Hendricks monument arrives Wednesday, weighing 94 crates and costing $26,000, to be unveiled next month. Infant of William Brunging of West Indianapolis found dead, cause natural, Dr. Wagner says. Attorney general Michener says election boards may certify peace justices and designate offices filled. Mrs. Charlotte Hardway, pioneer resident, dies in Chicago at advanced age. Mrs. Sarah Dewey, widow of Judge Charles Dervey, dies in city at daughter’s home. Terra cotta factory workers reinstated after strike, foreman discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthur
California-st
Grant
University Park
Hendricks
William Brunging
West Indianapolis
Dr. Wagner
Michener
Charlotte Hardway
Indianapolis
Quinn
Chicago
Sarah Dewey
Charles Dervey
Indiana
W. H. Hay
Opening of Broad Rippie Park Promises Grand Amusements
The notice touts Broad Rippie Park as the grandest public amuse ment venue with parachute jumps by Prof Borcher and a tightrope walk by Prof Baird. A full program includes music dancing baseball and day fireworks with strict order and no gambling.
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Broad Rippie Park
Borcher
Baird
Monon
Varied Produce Prices With Egg and Butter Outlook
A long price list shows southern queens to Valencia oranges, lemons, bananas, pineapples, onions, lettuce, beets, and greens with per unit and per case figures. Meat, dairy, and oils appear with medical chemicals like morphine and chloroform listed, while eggs ease lower and butter remains capped at modest gains. The market notes that produce and vegetables stay active with many price shifts, yet overall quotations trend modestly upward or stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Bermudas
Valencia
Californias
Todida
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report April 22 2 P M
Special report from Tae Sun details cattle and hog receipts at Indianapolis Stockyards on Tuesday April 22. Cattle demand strong for export and good shipping grades with steady overall carcass values. calf market dull. Sheep steady with spring lambs and good to choice ewes described. Hogs showed active opening with buyers for mixed packing and light pigs. market closed steady.
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Tae Sun
Indianapolis
Scccsee
Canves Saseuay
Oity
Hay—Steadier
Timothy
Prairie
Chicago Live Stock Market and City Grain Report
Chicago markets show receipts of hogs and cattle with price stability in cattle and rising bids for hogs. City grain notes strong demand for wheat corn and oats with varying bids. markets in Indianapolis and Chicago reflect steady to firmer baselines for futures and spot prices.
Shoes and room rentals in local ads
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Stevens
N. Miss.st
G. W. Brown’s
H. Washington St
G- Wrown
K. Washington-st
Cara Sun
Alabama St
They Won't Get Left Heads Up From Headquarters
A fragment describes men and women boasting about embedded timepieces in canes and stockings. The piece hints at precise timekeeping tied to purchases at a central headquarters, implying reliability and punctuality as a social or humorous device.
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Hosea
Pesth
the News
City Life
Carl Moller
E. Washingtonst
Proovvisionis
California
Johnson
Columbia River
Sacramento
York
Florida
Fenway Booky
Telegraph
Ram Markets
New York
Douglas
W. Brown
H. Wash
G. W. Brown's
Ettics
Kangaroo Congress
Juan Or Kestler
John Brill & Son
Madisoroa
N. Hast-st
Wasited
D. A. Ralston
N. Delawara
W. H. Clarke
Maneur Uiork
Alabams
John H. McGhae
Mosbrook-st
Anthd—Giri
Park-ave
Tana
Wan
Housawork
Georgia
Punti¢Man
Ian
Home Ave
E. Lamons
Court-st
Emil Wulschner
Posns Ivaniast
J. GC. Shaffer
Granville S. WinGut
Sec
Indianapalls
McNabb
Darnell’s
Ind
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tuxo
P. Haveney
E. E. Rexronp
Cas
Samson
Chas. Sindlinger
North
Ilinois St
Are
Taxty
East Washington Street
Eres
Takeo
A. Pletcher & Co Co
John
Tarrington
Bingham
The
Fe, Fuller Installment Co
Pennsylvania Street
Lilly & Stalnakber
Town Tale
Eagle Clothing
Prince Albert
EAGLE
W. Wash. St
Pantaloon
Kahn Tailorine Co
Faepon
Madras
Major Taylor
East
Washington Street
Illinois Street
Atlantic
Bates House
East Market
Rhat Cific Tea Company
East Washington St
Telephone
Washington St
W. F. Ealert
Virginvia-ave
C. R. Olden
Indias
Angers
Parrott & Taggart
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