Among the Hoosier Slanders and Fatalities in One Scene
A chaotic roundup of crimes and accidents across Indiana towns. Reports include slander suits, a fatal car incident in Galveston, robberies, forgeries, and a rash of deaths from lagrippe and other causes. Notable names include George Bennett and Anneka Janus heirs, with multiple court actions and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Tipton
Geencastle
Galveston
Chronicle
Marion
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Lazette
Geo. Bennett
LaFayette
Anneka Janus
Rushville
George Newberry
Lagrippe
Jacob Crowder
Bunker Hill
George Williams
Green County
Michigan City
LaPorte
New Court House
Prins & Leon
Wealfield
Joseph Furnace
Sheridan
Westfield
Frankfort Cresccent’s
Lake Maxinkuckee
Stanley
Campbellsburgh
Martinsville
Greo. Hynes
James Hynes
Joe Hynes
James Gordon
Hill Gordon
Bentland
Albert Kelly
Richmond
Hagerstown
U., C. & St. L. Railroad Company
John
August Hermas
Jeanette Allison
Wabash
Florence
Walker Lowe
New Albany
Fred Fisher
Hillsdale
Mich
South Bend
New York Humane Society
Bravoy Ote
Matthew Barnes
James Woodruff
Martin Ferrick
Panhandle
Deff Bunnell
Walcott
Bunnell
Berdie Doll
Burney
P. 3
Wille
Elizabethtown
Ella Ray
Edward Eisner
John Zeitler
Bissell
Low Works
Anderson
Nancy Hensley
Board of Trade
Tommy Miller
Steve Curran
Dowdy
Indiana Pensions
Cyrus B. Allen
John H. Craig
Hiram H. Anness
George Seneff
John T. Hindel
Stephen K. Canfield
Henry Brown
Samuel Kennedy
William 3. Ford
Samuel Clear
William P. Redenbaugh
James A. Hall
Albert H. Barnes
Willian Arnold
Henry Walton
Wiliam H. Ockerman
Hugh M. Clark
Robert Burks
Flavious J. Ross
Martina M. Hinton
James C. Miller
William B. Kerns
Benjamin F. Hartman
John Cable
John Henderson
Louis Snyder
Andrew Brown
Thomas J. Williams
John KE
Kates
Thomas B. Thompson
Simeon P. Jenking
David Quick
James C. Martin
John W. Knight
James M. Duvall
Austin Waymire
Addie
John Underwood
Samuel
Jacob Henemeyer
Mary
John Petry
Martha
Thomas Love
Mattie
Warren QC
Herendeen
Susan A
George W. Mapes
Aaron McKim
Mary E
James A. Williams
Enoch G. Sanders
Susan
Isaiah Johnson
William E
John N. Woolley
Mary J
Dale O. Stewart
Lydia M
Nathaniel W. Parker
Market and grain report with livestock prices
Market notes show shipments and prices for cattle hogs and lambs with steady to strong packer demand. City grain market lists wheat corn oats and hay prices with inspector's receipts and bid ranges from No 2 red to No 2 white. Telegraph grain quotes from Chicago and New York close with futures and cash bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray
California
Morgan & Gray
Indiana
Piers
Banslegs
Banda
Arioso
Lion
Cordoba
Banner
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Gill-edge
Polk
Florida
Los Angeles
Doufly
N.Y
Ohio
Baltimore
Kentucky
Hees
Choice F. F
Columbia River
Sacramento
New York
Americas
Limburg
Timothy Ber
Wwa
Smidoth
Friay
Locsi
Timothy
Telegraph
Ladies' Shoes Sold at Great Factory Closeout
A large Cincinnati shoe factory clears 365 pairs of ladies fine shoes priced originally at 2.50 now offered for 1.75. Business context and discount setup imply a rapid sale to move inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wason & Co Call to the Bone in the Shoe Dept
Wason and Co promote sale of damaged goods from a wrecked stock at 50 W Washington st offering deep discounts on boys and ladies slippers and a wide range of shoes. The grocery department lists sugar spices salt and canned goods with delivery guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
American Pharmaceutical Association
Indianapolis
Ofces
East
Washington St
South
Ilinois-st. Union Station
People's Building, Loan and Savings Association
E. Markat St
Moors &Co
Gen
George FB. Kreitlein
Cor. West
Washington- At
Congress
Cor
West
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Ladies' Oxford Ties and Boots Advertised Prices
Hand turned bright dongola patent tip Oxford Ties for women at 89 cents. Opera and common sense patent tip 98 cents. Fine kid Oxfords fresh hand turned patent tip. Ladies' Button Boots in all styles from the New York Store. Warranted. Prices around 1.93. Magazine offers framed picture with shoe department purchase on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
New York
Boo
Jewelry Advertises Silver Hair Ornaments and Rings
An old catalog ad lists Fancy Silver Hair Ornaments with brillant settings at five cents each. Children’s Solid Gold Engraved Rings priced at twenty five cents, plus Silver Thimble at twenty five cents, Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings at seventy five cents to one ninety eight, and Fine Rolled Plate Earrings at eighteen cents.
Leather Belts and Bags Offerings Priced Steadily
Leather belts for ladies and canvas bags are priced at low figures with small costs listed for various leather items. The catalog notes white canvas belts, colored bags, and fine leather purses with modest prices, including nickel-frame variants and hand cases.
Toilet Articles Price List From Old Ad
A historical ad lists toilet items including bottle machine oil for 5 cents, Foxida Water sachet powder, Cocoanut Oil Bonp for 3 cents, Chemois Skin 10 cents, Face Champie fine sponges, Triple Exstrade for fine quality, White Rose Lily of Valley Yieng Yiang Marie Stuart Blue Balle with bottle 12 cents per ounce, Violet Water 39 cents, and Wild Rote Toilet Soap 3 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yieng Yiang
Marie Stuart
Art Department Linen Goods List and Prices
Stamped Linen Doyling priced at 80 cents per dozen. Stamped Linen Tray Clotha large items at 12 cents each. Drereer Scarfe listed 19 cents. Large Splashere 12 cents. Stamped Linen Tidise knotted fringes 12 cents.
Unclear Vintage Goods List With Mixed Prices
A fragmented catalog style listing includes items such as Hardweed Clothes Ping window cleaners shelf papers and various small goods with prices like 1 cent per dozen 85 cents for a tub and 30 cents for bulbs. The text is garbled with misspellings and inconsistent units, offering a snapshot of a shop inventory rather than a coherent sale.
Ice Cream Shop Extended Hours On Saturdays
Tee Cream announces the lunch room stays open until 4 30 p m on Saturdays during the ice cream season. Orders are being accepted for ice cream for parties and receptions.
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Pen
Sun
Betterman Bros
Ave
Tel
Wood's Stable
Northwestern Lake Ice Co
Harry C. Ballard
C. c. W. W. Davy
K. of R
Tee Ete
CiaseLry
Kinters
Electrotype Foundry
Maryland-st
Tledsbrts
Pennsylvanjast
Foster
S. Delaware St
American Commonwealth
James Brych
America
Bowen-Merrill CO
W. Washington-st
D. H. Baldwin & Co.’s
N. Peng
St. Ladianapolis
Desker Brothers
Haines Brothers
Wiseher
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Estey, Story & Clark and Hamilton
H. P. Wasson & CO
Shoe Department
Srohs
Clatolaise
Bory
W. Washington St
Kingan
East W Wash
Kirst Door
New York State
Washington
Thos, P. Kean
Mauricc’ H. RA Bran Ee
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Gates
RIM LE Bentist
Talbott Elocx
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Wash
Penn-st
West Washington Street