Attacked by Trainmen and Other Odd News Items
A sprawling roundup of sensational notes from Indiana towns. Reports include injuries and deaths among locals, fires in Greensburg, a labor paper shift for The People's Journal, a new fish law crackdown, a bank presidency in Thorntown, and multiple violent incidents on trains and in saloons.
Wednesday Weddings Highlight Local Society Nuptials
Elizabeth Claypool married William Linder at her home on 4088 N Illinois St in a lantern filled ceremony by Rev J B Jenckes. Helen Prettyman wed Charles Welton at Rev Wesley Prettyman's home, they depart for Cincinnati and the East and will reside in Chicago. Caroline Morse wed William Clifford at 193 N West and plan a NW tour. Carrie Swanston became Mrs Spotts at 714 E Washington with a Be Eden honeymoon. Copper Plate Teg and eb grayiing noted at Burford's.
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Elizabeth
Solomon Claypool
N. Tlinois-st
William Linder
Jenckes
Charles Welton
Chicago
Gud
Helen Prettyman
Wesley Prettyman
Cininnati
East
Mayor Defends Sprinkling Inspector as Legal Step
Mayor Sullivan says the appointment of a street sprinkling inspector is legal and necessary to ensure contractors perform their duty. He argues the city has a right to verify work and that bonds do not relieve taxpayers from paying for properly completed sprinkling duties.
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Sullivan
Henry Wilkinson pardoned after prison term for ham theft
Henry Wilkinson of Warren county, who served three and a half years for stealing two hams, was pardoned by the governor Thursday. He had been sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilkinson
Warren County
Chattanooga
Universal
Boilermakers’ Helpers
Brotherhood of Boilermaker Helpers of America
Nathaniel A. Hyde
Scott Butler
Jno
FE. Cleland
Matthew Haines
Theo. L. Sewall
John N. Hurty
Denison
R. W. Thompson
Minneapolis
Fire Department
Washington St
Wm. Kug Jeman
Davidson
New York
Paulina Rose
Wyoming
Delaware Sts
Wyeth
Indianpolis
Indiana State Medical Society
Century Magazine
Camp Morton
Indianapolis
Weather Foundry
Lake County
Propyleum
Alice Fletcher
Cambridge
Mass
Carlisle
Wampton
Nine Die in Bathurst Rail Crash and Other World Events
A railway accident near Bathurst New South Wales leaves nine dead and twelve injured. The House of Commons rejects the second reading of a woman suffrage bill by 175 to 152. An incident in Leguayra results in a mistaken shot at U S Consul Hanna, later apologized for. Reports from Venezuelan steamers note fierce civil war activity with 400 government casualties near Caracas. The Bolivar governor is killed in Petare, and Gen Quevedo is massacred by locals in Los Feues.
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Bathurst
House of Commons
Leguayra
U.S
PC. Hanna
Hanna
Venezula
Caracas
Bolivar State
Petare
Quevedo
Los Feues
Turbulent Spring in Midwest Baseball Circuits
Reports from several leagues describe early season struggles and upsets. Indianapolis and Minneapolis clash for last place as Columbus, Omaha, and Milwaukee post uneven results while pitchers and batters like Siddons, Van Heent, and Conley deliver rough contests and a costly knockout for Jim Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Danville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Nelson
Terre Haute
Memphis
Fauvette
Zeke Hardy
Red Banner
van Zandt
Red Light
Washington
Bolero
Nubian
Rocquefort
Duke
Larchmont
Barney
Martin Duke
Anson
Binghampton
N. Y
Jim Johnson
Glasscock
Sheridan
Patsy Cardiff
Minneapolis
Billy Keogh
Nevada
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Toledo
Hmiteljorg
Rollins
Pears
Hurley
Columbus
Omaha
Merrit
Stavens
Vickery
Hayes
Paul
Widner
Kreig
Cunningham
Dugdale
Geo. Siddons
John van Heent
New Orleans
Siddons
Doyle
Cuppy
Gumbert
Kittridge
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Daly
Foutz
Cobb
Robinson
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Phillies
Louisville
Pittsburg
Stratton
Weaver
Ebret
Earle
Minnies
McQuaid
Finst
Harrington
Park The Ivy Leaf at Grand Monday Night
The liliputians company appears at the Grand with The dwarf's wedding and The pupil in magic offering opportunities to showcase talent. Remenyi the violinist and his company perform to a large Plymouth church audience with Miss Berry at the piano. Mrs. Rice and Mr. Fessenden provide strong vocal contributions.
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Remenyi
Plymouth Church
Miss Berry
Damaged Market Report Highlights Accident InsuranceValue
A Globe Accident Insurance Company record urges preparedness against accidents and medical costs. The piece lauds prompt claim settlements and a model policy, citing the company’s rapid payouts and liberal benefits as key to its westward success.
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SUN
Globe Accident Insurance Company
Globe Company
Mrs Jay In Early American Ties Is Noted
On April 28 1774 Sarah Van Brugh daughter of New Jersey Governor became Mrs Joan Jay. Her husband a trusted figure with Washington served as American Minister in England negotiating the great Treaty of 1794. Her beauty and intellect made her a major social force in London as in the United States.
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Sarah van Brugh
Lryinaston
New Jersey
Joan Jay
Washington
England
Save Those Dollars Tailor Ad Promises Quality
A vintage style advertisement urges readers to avoid cheap spring suits and seek well-made clothing from top tailors. It emphasizes lasting fit and craftsmanship, touting prices lower than rivals and inviting customers to visit the establishment for thorough satisfaction.
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Air Establishment
Fancy Drapery and Parlor Suite Sale Ad
An advertisement lists curtains at various prices from 1 to 10 dollars with quantity deals. It also promotes parlor suites, baby carriages, and ornate matted and jointless options with many price points from 3 to 175 dollars, highlighting new spring designs and elegant upholstery.
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Huntington
John Ramsey
Crawfordsville
Greensburg Opera House
Henry Houten
Morgan County
N. Ingram
Valparaiso
George Hoppis
Warsaw
Asa Warnock
Noblesville
John Johnes
Franklin
Comet” Davis
Marion
Dennis
Edward Ellison
Elkhart
Verd Young
Richmond
Thorntown
John Lavain
Fort Wayne
Mollin Ryan
Frankfort
Nat Straughn
Kempton
Russiaville
Indianapolis, Louisville & Chicago Railroad
William Niblack
Muncie
Samuel Barney
Thomas Kelley
J. G. St. John
Greensburg
Lora Clark
Belle Tholly
Madison
Wabash
Panhandle
Jonesboro
Burford's
City Life
Eratures OF Sporting Life
Park—The Ivy Leaf
Oook
Foster
Lubec, Me
Hood
Horn
Burford’s
Chapman & Mulally
Ducas
W. Wash.st
Tae Sun
Kds
Tre Sun
Shiloh
W. H. Stocker
B.C. Tinsley
F. C. Tinsley
Wood Browning
W. H. Lock
Charles P. Jacobs
Kiva
Geetc Buasew
Gmooth
Toonspay
Sound Ear
Timothy
Toeligraph Grain
Chteaco
DR. A, B, Barker
Cincinnati
West
Washington Street
South
Illinois Street
Ind
United States
Canada
Albert Gall
W. H. Henderson
la Follette
Langenberg
Taggart
Webster
Thomas McMillin
Usiness University
Whrn
Osborn
Fas Sun
Urs
April W
Bays
Rut Ren's
So_the linois St
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania St
Postoffice
SSR
Leo Lando
Eve
Sauel Laing
E. Court St
Boynton
Goes AG
CE. Kregelo & Whitsett Fungsral Directorsa
North
Delaware Street
Ohiost
Carl Moller
Indiana Paint and Roofing CO
Pennsylvania-st
Reed-st. Baptist Church
J. R. Averett
Otice—Everroad & Prank
Indiana-ave
Tle
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Bennett's
Wash
Anden & CO
W. Washington-st, Tle-Tf
Patentees Union
Talbott Bik
Gad Bile
Adrian Ormerod
San Francisco
Massachusetts Ave
Turing
Eastman Sanatorium
Joseph Eastman
L. D. Waterman
Woodburn-ave
T.S. Carleton
Reliableman
Agnes-st. William Soule
Massachusetts
van Ted
Gage
Michigan
Washington-st
Liberty At
Tarent Sun
Ofice
SLRAW
Wilton
Body
Brussels
State House
Architects
BR. P. Daggett
James B. Lizigg
R. P. Daggett & Co
Marion Block
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
Telephone Ag
Inion
Dalton
Hatter
Bates
Rio
Orr&a
Roll’s
Hock Bottom
W.H. Rolls