Tragedy in Muncie and White Caps in Indiana Towns
A sweeping Indiana page notes a tragedy in Muncie with a throat cut and the rise of the so called White Caps across Tipton, Parke, and other counties. Reports cover labor strife in Wabash, public notices, burnings, crop woes, political actions, and mob threats against Black farmhands. The item also mentions gas belt mutual protection leagues, rail and grain shipments, and local crimes including robberies and shootings.
Made Short Work of Him In Coney Island Prize Fight
The largest attendance ever witnessed at the Coney Island club arena saw the George Dixon Eddie Pierce contest. Dixon defeated Pierce by count in the second round after a hard-fought bout while rivals Murphy and McBride drew amid a $1,000 purse. Other notes include potential signings and upcoming sparring events at Empire theater with regional racing and regatta results from Wawasee yacht club and Monmouth park scores.
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Coney Island Club
George Dixon
Eddie Pierce
Jim Corbett
Dixon
Murphy
McBride
Tom O’rourke
Pierce
aJeft
New York
Boston
Young Bannon
St. Louis
Austin Gibbons
George Green
Kim Gibbins
Jilly Murphy
Wiley Evans
Empire Theater
Joe Bennett
Solly Smith
Coney Island
Wawasee Yacht Club
Cedar Lake
Col. Lilly
Cynthia
Buffalo
N. Y
Phoebe Wilkes
Flower
Angelina
Gloucester
Banie Mansfield
John McGarrigie
Bargain
Houri
Psyche
Queen d’Or
Monmouth Park
Chesapeake
Equation
Nomad
Kinglet
Key Weat
Jove
Washington
Nichols
Bennett
Meekin
McGuire
Cleveland
Louisville
Cuppy
Gunson
Rhodes
Grim
Clarkson
Menefee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mullane
Hiawke
Robinson
Taylor
O’connor
Dorsey
Clemenix
Oratory fuels council clash over telegraph poles ordinance
Monday's St. Louis style council meeting featured Patrick Ryan delivering fervent rambling defense of taxing telegraph and telephone poles against Western Union. Young accused Ryan of reckless speech as the measure was sent back to the franchise committee. An ordinance banning newsboys from street gatherings failed, while allowing outside hackmen to approach Union Station passed unanimously.
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Fife Ryan
Young
Patrick Ryan
Mr. Ryen
Western Union
Heasayen
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Mr. Sryan
Mr. Young
hLr
Ryan
Patrick
Franchise Committee
Union Station
Rededication of St John’s Cathedral set for Sept 14
Ed Edington a Railsback livery stable hostler 174 KE. North st. had jaw broken by a horse kick Monday evening. Henry Weikert, once with C I & D railroad yards, inheres fortune from mother’s death in Clarkeville Tenn. Police Supt Colbert searches for Weikert whose location is unknown.
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St. John’s
Edington, Hostler
Railsback’s
North St
Henry Weikert
Clarkenville
Tenn
Colbert
Weikert
Beautiful Building at the World's Fair by Chicago Merchant
CHICAGO Aug 7 A well known Chicago merchant Mr C B Brown built a substantial hotel near the World's Fair. He credits Paine's celery compound with his recovery after years of illness and the loss of his wife, recounting a long health struggle from youth to eight years ago on his yacht.
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Chicago
C. B. Brown
State St
Paine
Brown
Central
Illinois
Old
Chicago University
Milwaukee Harbor
Adam Miller
Central Wells
R. C
Mra
Yeager
Brown's
Paige
Marshall, Field & Co
Keith Bros
United States
Paine's celery compound praised by Brown at hotel
The testimonial letter from a Chicago hotel owner extols Paine's celery compound, claiming it cured dropsy and restored health, enabling long workdays and a thriving World’s Fair hospitality business. It cites recommendations to merchants and doctors, and asserts wide-known use across the United States. Live Stock Market and region market notes appear alongside.
Markets by Telegraph From Curacaco Aug 6 Report
Markets by Telegraph from Curacaco dated August 6 show prices for wheat corn oats and pork with different future months listed. Wheat ranged around Aug 690 Sept 6ilge corn near Aug 38c Sept 463ne oats about Aug 287ne Sept Gilge and pork Sept around 463 Jara with other items noted. Admiral Cigarettes advertised emphasizing quality over price and independence from trust production.
Australian clairvoyant medium advertises private sittings
An independent state-writing medium at 332 N Alabama St offers private sittings during limited hours claiming to reunite separated lovers and reveal future business advice. No advance payment. fees listed as $2 for men $1 for ladies, or free if unsatisfied. Sunday sittings not provided.
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Mlles Grant
Avama
Llem
Yoll
Alabama-st
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Muncie
Tipton
Knights of Rest
William Bates
Richmond Hodcarriers
Seymour
Michigan City
Greenfield
Wanatah
South Bend
Parke
G.conn
Elkhart
Chas
W. Fairbanks
Yeddo
Rockhill
Fort Wayne
Jonathan Lamb
Ruasiaville
Montgomery County
Conrads
Corydon
Logansport
Wilson Bros
Loganaport
Noblesville
Grant County
Hyman & Marks
Wabash
The
Tribune
Times
Katherine Henderson
Alfred Guthrie
Bedford
James F. Hignhill
Clarence Minor
Aluncie
Vanderburg County
Posey County
Camp Acton
Hudson
William Coffee
Bethany Park
Dr. Lucas
Portland
Geo. W. Roles
Ed. Gardner
Greencastle
Joel Stafford
Anderson
Oren C. Wycoff
Delaware Manufacturing Company
J. E. Robson
Issdford
Indiana
Pater Hazelbaker
J. Nolan
Hannah Boyer
Charity A. Jackson
Daniel Vanfleet
William 8. Buchanan
Rebecca Cunningham
Mary Ann White
Ham Miles
Dr. Scott
Hartford City
Miles
Sally Smith
City Life
Be, Brown
Merchant Brown
Brown’s Hotel
Irdianapolis
Mraoton Arie
Iicht
Medina
YOO
Cee Bolt
C.ceesees
Paneer Bediey
City Grain
Imspector
Warat—Titmer
Iwe
Timothy
Ciaseify
A. W. Guentuer’s
South Illinois Street
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Connersville
City
Cor. Litinnis-at
Kentucky-ave
Ulinois-st
H. J. Rhhin
Indiana-Ayvje
Jeep
C. B. Olsen
Kentucky Ave
Ind
Oscar P. Feld
Bass Clumns
Saxonica
Nannie Parkhile Falk’s Millinery
South Tlinois St
Onur Motta
CBC
Danbury Hat
W. Washington St
King
East Seventh Street
Brussels
Chas. L. Hutchinson
East Washington Street
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
Wasell Bicycles and
Sal Repair
Hem
Ray & Willits
Pennsylvania
Harrison
George F. Borst
Meridian Street
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