Wide-Cut Swath of News From A Busy Indiana Districts
A montage of notices from Indiana towns reports gas pipelines and mining activity to county fairs and old settlers meetings. Drowned at Michigan City Levi King. fires, lawsuits, arrests and a flood of local council and school board items fill the column. Unionville Bloomington Goshen Manilla Muncie and Fort Wayne appear with fairs, deliveries, and infrastructure updates plus a fatal stabbing in Richmond and a bridge of curious incidents across the region. Several towns report gas pipelines and factory ambitions while communities plan fairs and public meetings.
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Princeton
Bloomington
LaPorte Plain Dealer
Lafayette
Unionville
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Oakland City
Manilla
Levi King
Mich
Buser
John Kessler
Connersville
Claycamy
Seymour
Clay County
Jerico Wines
Gray’s Station
Goshen
Columbus
G. A.B
Fort Waynes
Crawfordaville
Brice
Union City
Brazil
John O'Leary
Lafayetta
Reed
Mitchell
Barmony Loughlin
Itash County
Rushville
Hancock County
Greenfield
Grant
Blackford
Madison
Delaware County
Marion
Goshen Brush Company
Mangie
Anderson
Central Normal College
Danville
Lakeside Park
Warsaw
Niles
Indianapolis
New Albany
Richmond
Hol
Lindsay
Luke Crisman
Crisman
Rochester
Harry Giles
Frank Smith
John Murray
John Lhe
Greensburg
Hecht
Warsaw Times
Fort Wayne Rifles
Kerr
Valparaiso
Eggers Va
Roby
Eggers
Hester
Daniel Dean
Wa. Kerns
Bill
New Castle
Logansport
Jas
Mullen
Newcastle
Pickers of
Indiana
P. m
Boone Grove
Porter County
J. D. Wood
Flint
Steuben County
John Crandall
Fremont
C. H. Dougherty
Hamilton
John E. Garwood
Houriburt
Winfield Pierce
Newberry
Greene County
N. EB. Cushman
Pleasant Lake
Cyrus Robertson
Ray
Steuben
John Pauli
M. B. Bucer
Ben Williams
Miners’ Executive Committee
Clay County Institute
Geo. F. Basa
Colored I C O F annual meeting and mining bids
The notices reference a Colored I C O F state annual meeting on August 4 and a mining bid offer of 80 cents for thick bituminous coal at Gray's Station Kentucky. The text lists numerous Indiana pensions and beneficiaries, plus baseball notes, market prices, and sport updates from Indianapolis and other cities.
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I. C. O. F. of State
Gray's Station
Indiana
Allen Flemming
Brisden C. Dinwiddie
Nelson H. Wilson
Lewis H. Bailey
Samuel Caseber
John A. Strange
William H. Fordice
Ambrose
Thomas J. Hastinge
Levi B. Dolen
Geo. Wimmenow
John Hilligas
Robert A. Horron
Archibald C. Cooper
Charles C. Learned
Alias Charles Leonard
George Jd. Jarrett
Solomon Barrows
Louis A. Rinstart
James Hancock
Augustus C. Weaver
Albert Bayliss
David Hb. Baker
Joseph R. Liun
Barnet Sowerman
James P. Bolton
Mary
Elias Brewer
Adeline
Gas. C. Dodd
Isaac N
Teaac
F. Blasiel
Obituary notice for Hide Roul and family service details
Funeral information for Hide Roul with birth date August 27, 1646. Services set for Monday afternoon July 29 from 563 North Pennsylvania. Burial private. Palmer and Bates printers listed with address Tennessee Street.
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Hide Roul —Topatten M
Pennsylvania
Clagetty
Fauntleroy fashion for summer wear at reduced prices
A humorous mock advertorial scene promotes summer stock for boys and men, urging care with Fauntleroy outfits while advertising price cuts. It touts light summer fabrics, lightly trimmed garments, and a twenty percent reduction on straw hats, inviting buyers to dress in refined, affordable style.
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Momma
Bertram
Bertie
Mamma
Bertiee
Fauntleroy
Bargains in low prices for clothing and textiles
This week only our shop slashes prices on India silks and dresses with heavy discounts. Fabrics, lace, towels, bed spreads, and hosiery are marked down, including Sateen remnants, French wool chalottes, and men s shirts. Numerous items priced well below former costs appealing to budget shoppers.
Wonderful Swiss watch built for Cincinnati man
A Cincinnati citizen orders a custom Swiss watch designed to show the date, weekday, year, phases of the moon, sun and stars, eclipses, and other celestial phenomena at a cost of 2060 dollars. The ad offers cheaper watches that keep good time and invites customers to tailor a watch to taste.
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Cincinnati
Switzerland
Gas Stoves Efficiently Used Citywide
Steam and smoke free gas stoves now in 1,560 homes citywide provide perfect satisfaction. No kindling needed, no coal to carry, and no ashes to remove. Prices range from $2 to $18.
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Pittslburg
Han Jon
Athletics
St. Louis
Comiskey
Pittsburg
Bakely
Bassett
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Albert Ovens
The
Journal
Jerry Denny, Jr
Cretzern
Boyle
Adrian Constantine
Andy Sommers
Krock
Sommers
Myers
Comstock
Optician
Edmondson Optical Association
Washington-st
City Markets
California
Ariosa
Bunda
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk’s
Columbia River
Sacramento
N. Y
N.Y
Eacs
Steindy
U. S
Towa
Telegraph
Chicago
OSS & Palmer
C. A. Bates
Tennessee-st. Glenn
Dolst
McGarty
Guy Ork
W. Parker
Washington St
N. Ast
Circle St
U.st
Ohio-st
Ate Mass
Ilinnis-st. Ile
Pennessee
Bontevarde
Madison Ave
Park-ave
N. LC
Sun Office
Paul H. Krauss
Washington Street
Lord Fauntleroy
Dios
Indianapolis Water CO
South
Pennsylvania-st
L. S. Ayres & CO
Bingham
Clark
A. Hie
Ransdel
Chas. Sindlinger
Northlinois St
Louis G. Desciler
Bates House
Fay
Youwie Bros
Weesuto Gas
the Sun
Office OF the Sun
West
Illinois Street
W.twlly & CO
Batiste
DW Lly & CO
North
Ilinois Street
SMITH
Ilinois-st
Havana
C. M. Raschig
East
East Washington Street
Albert