Stuck Him With a Pin and Other Grim News From Indiana
A mosaic of grim local items dominates the scene with accidental deaths, fires, and crime tallies. Reports include drownings in New Albany and Kokomo, a fatal fall at Fort Wayne, a man shot after a pin was stuck in him near Vincennes, and a runaway crash in Peru. Ongoing weather woes—dryness in Hamilton and Rush counties—contrast with gas news in Darlington and municipal woes in Noblesville. Separate notices note burglaries, suicides, lawsuits, and pension disputes, plus a slate of sporting life items from Muncie and Terre Haute.
Town Talk and Local Notices From Saturday Session
Senator Turple left for Washington to attend the extra session of Congress. Prof. Carlton remains missing from 1114 Elsworth St since Tuesday morning. Alexander Haugh was badly injured in a buggy collision on Illinois St. Friday afternoon. Willis Morgan pleaded guilty to larceny Friday and was sent home with his father after a lecture by Judge Cox. Philip Reiser, 50, was run over by a load of hay at the corner of Vermont and Archerst, sustaining injuries likely fatal. Hotel men met Friday to discuss the garbage question. a committee will visit Mayor Sullivan to learn his stance. Mr. Yessen, a five month visitor from Germany, complains at police HQ about news not being shared by Supt. Colpert and may file charges. Burials include James and Rose Hridgins, Hans and Anna Hanser, S. P. and Mattie Meyers, August and Bertha Busas, Timothy and Sarah Fitzglark, Horace and Nancy Cotty, J. D. and Mrs. Brosnan, John and Mary Vansickle, Fred and Sophia Thiemann, Louis and Karoline Faulkner. Deaths listed: Harry S. Dunn 25 tuberculosis, Mattin Clay 15 typhoid fever, Mary Frisk 22 septicaemia, Annie Hanson 19 brain congestion, Jesse Gray 65 injuries, Rierman Haeret 63 tuberculosis. Marriages: James W. Jacobs to Annie M. Jackson. Wesley Harman to Lavina J. Madden. Orville Kepley to Mary L. Stone. John Vincent to Lizzie Gerrell.
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Sunday Church Services and Events Listed
A long Saturday night to Sunday notice lists church services across Meridianst, Tabernacle presbyterian, Central-ave M E, Second presbyterian, Central christian, Memorials presbyterian, First baptist and other churches with morning sermons by Rev. Goodwin Dunham Buehtel Mil burn Bal lard Daniels Van Anda Little and others. evening services vary. Ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Park theater features follow, with travel notices and excursion details for Tathneawe land and Acton Park trips, plus Big Four Route and park theater promotions.
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Live Stock Market Ledger at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Saturday sales show few cattle on market with steady demand and high butchers' quotes. Cattle and hogs moved at higher opening prices with specific ranges listed for extra choice shipping steers and various weight classes, plus lambs and sheep receipts and telegraphed market closes for wheat corn oats and pork futures.
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Hug
Drugged in the cradle opium and alcohol given to babies
A 19th century warning highlights the harm of giving infants medicines for indigestion and urges feeding with pure, ample food. It cites lactated food as a beneficial, economical alternative praised by a Rhode Island mother and a Pawtucket doctor. The piece warns that early drug exposure can lead to inebriety later in life.
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