Perilous local miscellany and civic notes from Peru
A collage of short items reports a starch factory planned for Shel byville, new church dedications in Peru, an upcoming May Day event, and a Winchester organ factory from the same era. It notes local arrests, accidents, deaths, elopements, pension lists, and public notices amid varied regional happenings including rail, road, and farm incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Peru
Shelbyville
M. E
Brownsburg
Winchester
Democratic
Corydon
Standard Oil Company
Chesterton
Herry Welty
Howard County
F. G. Axt
Martinsville
Sox
Fairmount
Grandma” Il[avenners
Randolph County
Charles Surat
Greenfield
William McMillan
Lafayette
Sidney
Shelby County
Harrison and
Chase
Cassey Ketcham
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Brookville
James Lavelle
Daviess County Court House
Crawfordville
Jacob Enos
Saturda Charles Smith
Huntington
Knights of St. John
Evansville
Evansville Commandery
James King
Richmond
Pete
King
Greentown
Ed Myers
Maud Eckhart
Kokomo
Logansport
Blue River
William Haydon
Big Four
Robinson
Brazil
Barnett
Francois Bassett
Fort Wayne
Napoleon
Volmer
Columbus
Frank Parriott
Arthur Clark
Orangeville
Kentucky
James Bell
Ladoga
John Gontz
Lagrange County
Gontz
Wn. Norris
Rushville
Ella May Crawford
Indianapolis
Indiana
James Hi. Ellis
John R. Fox
Francis Murphy
John Stetson
William B. Thomas
Henry Outcalt
James W. Collins
George Hughbanks
John
Political rumors and varied figures in early 1900s politics
Reports from Politi los note Sherman and Foraker clash at Ohio convention while Blaine boosters push Maine for president. New York Times favors Harrison. Ohio Democrats in Cincinnati back Grover. Hill and Gray rumored in cahoots. Chicago convention looms. Mass meeting of colored men in Chicago June 4 to discuss campaign. Hill boosts in silver states over Arizona bonds. Watterson favors Morrison and Slocum. Cleveland nomination seen as likely defeat. Victoria Woodhull arrives to run. Berlin hosts a rabbit show. cotton workers in Lancs locked out. Austrian army to test balloons and bicycles. Welsh tin makers may move to America. Admiral Brown treated in Honolulu. Ravachol relatives hanged. Valparaiso urges pause before sending minister. Milan’s amours in Paris cause trouble. widow seeks 240000 francs. he lives with an actress.
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Sherman
Foraker
Ohio
Chicago
Blaine Club
Maine
New York Times
Harrison
Cincinnati
Grover
Washington
Hill
Gray
Arizona
Watterson
Morrison
Slocum
Cleveland
Victoria Woodhull
America
Berlin
Lancashire
Eng
Admiral Brown
Honolulu
Ravachol
Valparaiso
Milan
Paris
We'll never say goodbye hymn stirs faith in heaven
Rev. T. P. Walter recalls the hymn We’ll never say goodbye from Finest of the wheat. The piece honors a dying Christian woman who spoke of reunion in heaven. Its popularity grows from faith in eternal life and the hope of seeing loved ones again, moving congregations to tears and tenderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Walter
Blackford St. M. E. Church
Toledo can't play Sunday ball in scattered league notes
A mosaic of sports results and notices from multiple leagues. Cincinnati defeated St Louis 10 to 2 with 16 000 attendance in Chicago while Louisville games were awarded by the umpire. Several transfers, trials, and schedule notes appear amid club changes and medical advertising.
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Toledo
Washington
Monay
del Darling
Honolulu
Lyle Wilkes
Trotter
Lexington
Circle House
Milwaukee
Westerners
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Corcoran
Easterns
Danburys
Klee & Colemans
Progress
Nationals
Chicago
Louisville
Capital City
Fairview
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sullivan
Hoosiers
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Grain Market Notes and Wheat Prices Across Markets
Local grain report outlines wheat and corn bids and oats bids for Monday April 25 with prices for No 2 red No 1 white and mixed corn. Telegraph and New York markets show May and July futures for wheat corn oats pork and lard with closing quotes on April 26 and regional bid levels.
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Indianapolis
Reseas
Chee’ Caine
Esas
Csscasecesseess
Oity
Uidding
Hay
Timothy
W.gon
Telegraph
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Shane
Mavelle
Mad
Dude
Wm. Gehring
Abbert F. Lenfesty
John Enright
Edward B. Johnson
James Richard
James Dinkins
Thos. D. Cotton
Robert Drum
Martin A. Howe
Martin Funk
Wm. J. Norris
James W. Smith
Wm. F. Sanders
Jordan J. Fenimore
Henry Willman
Richard P. Lanham
Samuel G. Davis
Amanda E. DePuy
Elizabeth J. Edmondson
Sarah A. Olds
Martha J. Sharp
Caroline Roberts
Hortensia Sypolt
Mary J. Elb
City Life
Retail Clerks’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Oscar C. McCulloch
Insane Hospital
Kate P. Moore
Judge Brown
Joseph
J.D. Welch
Marsee
B. I. Stokely
Priest
Marion
Harry Morris
Joshua Munden
Seventh-st. Curve
Dodson
Derden
Supreme Court
Terre Haute Express
Tommy Kelly
College-ave
Denison House
Liberty St
W.E. Willett
E. Washington St
Frank Burke
Jeffersonville
W. L. Barnes
Barnes
Brotherhood
Herman Kurrah
John Columbus
Panhandle Round-House
Kurrah
Meridian St
Kregelo & Whitsett
IN Politilos
Sporting Liee
H. F. Barnes
Indiana Hospital For
Pyle House
al. Muellers
S. Mlinofs-st
Ed. Ducas
West Wash-st
Gary
Porter
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
Italy
Sarah
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
J. L. Bieler
Clary & Son
Ray and
Mer
Sta
Pennsylvania
Burford’s
Indianapollis
Sloan
Chapman
Scott
L. E. Clary
Laurie’s
Nor Ice—Everroad & Prunk
Indiana-ave
Tle
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Bennett's
Wash
Panden & CQ
W. Washington-st
J. A Bristow
S. Uinous-st. Est
Patentees Union
Talbott Bik
Agsnes
Smith
Houswor
Mii
SUN Cffes
Grace Store
W. Pearl
E. Market St
E. Oblast
Alabama
P. Marsh
Occidental Hotel
Carl
Cookst
Rok Bent
N. East
Bverranc
Neip
Ea the Sun
Wing the Sun
Ofice
B. Chicat
The
Tax Sun
SUN
Delaware
Hermadorf
Richelieu
Dan’l Defor
London
Robinson Crasor
Star and Mascot
Phelps Bros
E. Washington
Vance Block
Bentsch’s
Virginia-ave
Rogeers Bros
S. S. Goldsberg
East Washington
Decker Bros
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
T. H. Davidson
Morton Block, Cor
Ohio and
Meridian-sts
Aceles
Basin
Times
National” Business College
Cor
Washington and
Meridian Streets
L. A
Hazelton
Pearson’s Music House
H. C. Schergens
Jsweler
East
Washington Street
Leo Lando
Soustan Gnescre
Cearnet
Tae Son
Pete Feekin
Hasse
EAGLE
West Washington St
Hat Department
S. Meridian St
Jay
Shalespere
Cymbeline
Kahn Tailoring Co
Bedford
Marseilles
Kahn - Tailoring CO
East Washington Street
H.t.hearsey &Co
Capitol
North
Mississippi Street
Virginia Avenues
Stedman Dental Coo
Carlton
Wallace Block
Mass
Ave
W. Washington-s
Bryce
W. G. Wasson & Co
Ind. Ave
Charles Mayer & CO
Parrott & Taggart
Albert Gall
West
Washington Dt
Ford
C. Johnson
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