Bad Meat in Madison and Other Indiana Disturbances
A chaotic recap of incidents across Indiana including a Madison canned meat poisoning death, burglaries in Crawfordsville, a smallpox scare in Bedford, prison escapes, a burning rolling mill in Connersville, and a series of odd local events, with multiple towns named and several fatalities or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travil
Birch Creek
A. Hi. Wright
Anderson
Brazil
Weaver- Getz Company
Center Point
Fulton County
Cornelius Vale
Madison
Northern
Knightstown
H. A. Stevens
Portland
Tuesay
Monroe County Agricultural Society
Bloomington
Warsaw
R.A. Spencer
Rockport
Plainfield Reformatory
Martin Clouse
Darlington
Ora Moore Clinton
Danville
Shalbyville
LaPearl
Crawfordsville
James Blandenship
Crawfordaville
Spiceland
Elliott & McCann
Connersville
Princeton
Ira Kimbley
Lebanon
Martin Wetzel
Waterloo
Martin Fresh
DePauw
Greencastle
University of Uinols
Champaign
Bedford
Lane Ashbrook
Milford
Kosciusko County
Charles Conners
Indiana
Laporte
Frankton
Wetherald
Findlay
John Irvin
John Tavsall
Sho‘walter
Kokomo
Lasker
Michael Clifford
Los Cox
Oliver Taylor
Kendallville
Goss
That City
Chicago
Bertie Sheets
Charley Leslie
Planck
Boxers, bets, and plans stir early century sports world
Reports preview notable bouts and challenges with Van Heast Dixon, Lavigne and Griffin all in pursuit of purses. A boxing gala at Mozart hall featured local fighters Bramblett Gaylor Henderson Lynch and Hale. Parallel items note European trotters sailing plans, postmaster appointments and a weather bureau dispute between Harrington and Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Heast
Dixon
Jack McAuliffe
Eugene O'Connor
Parnell Hall
Albert Brown
C.J. van Scoter
Bay City
Europe
Tom O'Rourke
Dante Saunders
Johnny Griffin
Pugiliat
George Lavigne
Saginaw
Mich
Sally Smith
George van Heest
Young Griffo
Australia
Antipodes
Jerry Marshall
Brooklyn
Marshall
Wrade
Mozart Hall
Billy Bramblett
John Gaylor
Henderson
Lynch
Hale
Berlin
Vienna
Fiorisdorf
City Life Highlights and Local Notices From Era
Controller Woolien advertises 621000 in bonds to be sold May 20 to the best bidder. Various city items include police summer uniforms arriving and to be returned as baggy misfits. Court and legal notices cover divorces, marriages, and licenses. Births, deaths, and obituaries list multiple individuals with brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolien
H. &. Wood
James Rogers
East Market
U.S
Marion County Medical Society
Wm. W. Chapman
Chestertown
Mamie Dryer
Judge Taylor
Superior Court
Hlathis Homs
Minnie Alesich
McDonald Cheek
Southern Penitentiary
Big Four
van Winkle
Darnard
Lilly
Citizens’ Executive Board
Langsdale
Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Home Mission
Synod of Indiana
Tabernacle Church
Stev
C. Dickey
Peru
Birtrus
Michael
Bridget Carmidy
Monford
Mattie Wiisler
Henry
Louisa Nester
Patrick
Nelly Duffy
Michael and
Hannah Block
Joseph
Julia Suess
Has
Loehman
Chas
Katie Rosebrook
Walter
Mrs. Trenary
James Fisher
Granville Leachman
Jessie Parsons
Blargaret E. Goodwin
Josie Lammert
James Bennet
Wm. Hemzer- Ung
Andrew Scott
Gertle Gregory
Frank Campbell
Elizabeth McConnell
Ranklin Y. Wright
Emma L Oa May Windhorsh
Ridgley Brown
Hilary
Mary Alice Claypool
Charles F. Schering
Minnie Nolting
Theodore B. Grillman
Sun
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Stock Yards April 26 1833
Cattle receipts 100 with light shipments and active trading. Shipping cattle displayed best prices with extra choice shipping and export steers around 1450 lbs. Hogs receipts 4 with midweek activity and steady to better prices. cows and calves varied with heavy butchers stock. City grain market notes include wheat, corn, oats, hay, and rye bids for local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cece
Wentr
Coe Nano Seus
Cress Ee Epee
Rene
Pricas
Fuse
Bucksra
Shiv Pe
Adi
Burket
Bia
Markets and ads from a 19th century paper
Market notes give若 Wheat May 72, corn May 41 60, pork May 18 10, lard May 10 25, short ribs May 29 05, with Sept. figures. Other lines show wheat May 113 ee, corn May 26 7 gc, pork May 14 16, lard May 22 , short ribs May 39 7. Known and Unknowns follow, plus Columbia Beer ad and cigar shop. World's Fair Excursion to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines with April 45 start and sale through Oct 50. return valid to Nov 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroaco
Chicago
W. F. Brunner
Indianapolis
Tad
Garment Sale Preview at Wasson’s Store
Tomorrow Wasson’s advertises a large stock of Macintoshes for ladies and children with prices 82.25 and 86.75 at 4.75. New waterproof Crebinets fabrics described as light weight and dressy refer to durability and fashion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie
John G. Edwards
Muncie
John Jackson
Elizabeth Bentz
Dick Schindler
Hessler
New Albany
Schindler
South Bend
Elkhart
Crit Williams
Robert Munroe
Williams
Munroe
Nanne
Anne Howard
Pittsburg
Clark
Lafayatta
Rudolph
Andrew Campbell
Sporting Life
Maxwell
M. Packard
Greiner
Terra Haute
John M. Wiley
Bordeaux
France
Cooper
Harrington
Weather Bureau
Morton
Gitis
Inge Wuers
City Life
Paine
H. Stacces
Drauzen
Washington Street
Cincinnati
VIA
C., Fr
D. Shaving
D. m
Cor
Clincisa-st
Reetucky
S. Clinole-st
Unisa
J. Rhein
General Fous
Va Aes
City Grain Market
Hay—Timothy
Timothy
Itimothy
Columbia Baer
Homa Brewing Company
J. Res
Tron's
N. Windsst
Albert Schiffling
Virginia
North Delaware Trust
D. E. Baldwin & Oe
Nes
Pennsylvania At
Turina
Fianner & Bashanan
Remo
North Illinois St
Bierfried
West At
Ind
Wasson
Umbrella Sale
Ducas
State House
Hanshaw's
W. Wash
Hare Woog
Gary
A. Kiefer & Co
Washington
Ann Smith
Sherman Heouse
Living Rosary Society
St. John’s Church
Norning
St. Mary's
Friends
Anhouon
George H. Chepmen
A. R. Hall
Lorraine Block
H. B. Makepeace
Leade
Brown’s
Washingtons
Yarted
N. Ulmneisst
Pennsylvania-st
M. Alsbania
Avi
Bush
Be Sun
Coluan
Erel
Tantsir
Weely ‘Nein
Theson
Satan ‘Leip
Glico
Jnicsk Waprep
the Sun
Glico-st
Oblast
Bucchem
Tux Fun Building
America
Washington St
Kentucky Avenue
Charles Mayer & Coq
Pater Tees
Market St
Tent and
Mather
Parrott & Taggart
The
Albert Gall
Baneess
West Washington Street
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