Fires burn barns and injure property across Indiana towns
Grain destroyed by fire near Elizabeth town. Losses reported from Rushville Shelby and Porter counties. Oil well near Portland caught fire. Harvey House in Anderson scorched. Fire at Brazil building and Terra Haute car works cause significant damage. Local officials, unions, and clubs report incidents as communities respond.
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Elizabethtown
I. G. Hurst
Elwood
Logansport
Anna McLaughlin
Brazil
Kaban G. Kaufman
Portland
Odd Fellows
Harvey House
Anderson
Livi
Kress
Betsy Davis
Delaware County Infirmary
Dr. Tulley
James Eckels
Vienna Enamel Stamping Company
Chesterton
Adam Froze
Nelvin
Frankfort
Greensburg
Samuel Seward
Rising Run National Bank
Gas City
Mississinewa
Ella Cather
Mitchell
F. W. Burroughs
Crawfordsville
Burroughs
McKay
J. B. Drybealls
Franklin
Terra Haute
Calvin Armstrong
Tipton County
Kokomo
Allen Benedict
Wincenney
Grant Hogue
Fannie Spurgin
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Harry Hicks
Lynn Brown
Indianapolis
Wawasee Yacht Club
Cedar Beach
Marion County
Rev. Swick
J. N. Cotton
Augustus Shirts
M. E. Ballinger
Features of Sporting Life district results and bets
Nancy Hanks seeks a new Boston record this Saturday while Elwood buries Springfield 13 to 8. Managers shift from boxing to horses. Gaudaur again coins a world stake challenge on Lake Quinsigamond. Dunn backs a 5,000 purs e for a 150-pound fight. Buffalo pace shows Flying Jib fast yet unreliable amid two firsts and two seconds. Chicago bicycle wins list multiple national championships and easier open events. Thursday race winners are named across several tracks with riders and venues. Ball games list scores and batteries across Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington New York Philadelphia with notable pitchers and catchers.
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Nancy Hanks
Boston
Elwood Ball
Springfield
Jack Fogarty
Saratoga
Mitchell
Jacob Gaudaur
Stansbury
Lake Quinsigamond
Nick” Dunn
Dunn
Buffalo
Chicago
H. C. Tyler
A. C. Tyler
G. L. Gary
A. A. Zimmerman
W. E. Dortger
A. F. Crocks
W. L. Swendeman
Ind
Red Leaf
Billy F
Cincinnati
Mauck
Schriver
Dwyer
Vaughn
Baltimore
Mullane
Robinson
Staley
Gunzel
Cleveland
St. Louis
Clarkson
Gunson
Lieitenstein
Buckley
Pittsburg
Louisville
Collough
Killen
Sugden
Stenzel
Heming
Weaver
Killen and Mack
Stratton and Weaver
Washington
Brooklyn
Meekin and Farrell
Daub and Kinslow
New York
Philadelphia
Rusie and Wilson
Carsey and Cross
Burglary, arrests and fires in late week report
Burglary at Wirs Dougherty home 212 W Maryland st Thursday night. $110 stolen. Keeley convention planned at Masonic hall next Monday with about 150 delegates from 100 leagues. Chris Harmening, saloon keeper on N Delaware St arrested Thursday for assault on his brother. case before Justice Tlabich. A P Stokes injured dismounting from moving electric car near Vilinoig and Marketats. restraining order issued to bar Backus levy on Union Railway property amid tax suits. W J Bekkeen and M A Dowing posted $150000 bonds for the road. Fires at 425 Madison rear and 416 S East st caused $150 and $600 losses respectively. Incendiary blaze damaged I Ty Dittman stable at corner Sixth and Tennessee. loss $500. Philip Gapen sues Eli P Brown and Mrs Mary Pitz Gerald over 1000 bushels vats from Chicago bucketshop dealings. case taken under advisement. Names listed for births and marriages. various couples and individuals noted. Adurbipal cigarette marketed to truckers. claim of endorsement.
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A. P. Stokes
Greer St
Vilinoig and
Marketats
Brown
Backus
Union Railway Company
W.J. Bekkeen
M.A. Downing
Stabis
Madison Age
Joseph Dwyer
S. East St
I. Ty Dittman
Birnvus
James
Latina Callahan
Mrs. McMaine
Robi
Bessie Hawkins
Curran
Fannie Trabue
W. H
Tila Davis
Fretz
Clara Wendhamer
Edward
Bella Sisk
Denris
Annie Hall
Sallia Jloover
Grace M. Hunt
Marniacent
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Charles Miuggs
Elizabeth Cruser
Albert Terchan
Jeliza J. Cratcher
Charles A. Bush
Josephine Johnson
Charles Fritz
Dorathe Vehling
Charles D. Griffin
Genevé Meredith
Chicago to Indianapolis Return Train Offer
A Detroit or Indianapolis advertises a Chicago and return fare with a ten day ticket validity via Pennsylvania Line. It highlights baggage checked to and from south Chicago and nearby hotels near the world’s fair. It notes Pullman cars and 21:45 departure from Indianapolis and ticket office reservations for first class seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Chicago
Grand Crossing
Englewood
W. ¥. Braner
D. B P
Obituary of Indiana poetess Sarah T Balton by Olla Perkins Toph
Sarah T Balton promoted Indiana literature and spoke plainly to the people with honest, spiritual poetry. Her life praised outdoor life and nature, awaiting a peaceful death carried toward the Great Beyond by strong arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah T. Balton
Indiana
Olla Perkins Toph
Respiration Returns After City Bond Deal Passed
The council met Thursday night and passed an ordinance authorizing Controller Woollen to accept New York Life Insurance Company's offer to take up 600000 of defaulted bonds. Woollen outlined the city's finances and faulted his refunding plan, calling the insurance offer the best path. He then left the meeting and breathed deeply, the first time in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Controller Woollen
New York Life Insurance Company
Collin & Stanton
Woollen
Health Advisers Urge Lactated Food For Infants
Indianapolis readers learn that cholera infantum rises with poor feeding and indigestion. Physicians warn most cases stem from inadequate nutrition, urging lactated foods as the safer choice to curb summer infant mortality and sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tria
Enys
Piace
Mose
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report Summary
An Indianapolis Union cattle and hog market report shows receipts of 1,160 cattle with 60 ship/ments on Friday. Cattle sold mostly steady with some unsold lots. shipping steers and cows priced variably, with veal calves and bulls listed. Hog market receipts 4,600. buyers active, prices comparatively high. country shippers advised. Grain and feed markets show mixed bids for wheat corn oats and Timothy hay with regional price listings.
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Indianapolis Union
Ang Ia
THYS
Shipmants
Catio Wea
Aes
Choles
Ee Cammion
New York Store Promotes Amnex Sale Doubling Up Day
The New York Store promotes the Third Week of the Amnex Sale with Saturday dubbed a doubling up day. Aimed at drawing shoppers, the ad promises strong bargains and urges customers to act, noting money talks and purse pullers that will make bargains lively and satisfying.
Hosiery Counter Specials in East Aisle
A jet of Ladies Fast Black Hose listed for sale this Saturday. Weekend offers include 8 pair of Ladies Fast Black Hose with fancy tops and full regular made at 2 cents per pair. Children’s fast black seamless ribbed hose 1 shilling 10 pence per pair. Extra heavy fast black hosiery for beginners offered at 1 1/2 pence per pair in all sizes.
Traveling Bag Line With Varied Sizes and Leather Belts
A full line of traveling bags in all sizes, including a 12 inch imitation alligator bag priced at 59e and an 11 inch edition for Tic. A feather bag 12 inch for 98e and a 16 inch solid alligator bag priced at 31.2 Real. Counter offers leather belts at 25c and 85c, described as radiat leather quality.
Saturday Bargains In Dress Goods And Household Goods
Readable segments show deep Saturday sale on dress fabrics, fringed silks, and novelty prints with prices from 7c to 14c, plus all wool black imperial serge and 40 inch black cashmere offered at drastic cuts. Accessories include ribbed underwear, madras shirts, lace, scarves, and household items like glass goblets and sewing tables.
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Maire Madras
Wach
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Admiral
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Sporting Life
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Beck
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BASE
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Lambs
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BOD & Hergd
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Renvuval
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Patens Lisitation
Hoows
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Spobibandi
Bees & Oses
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Dusachusetts Ave
Hunt
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Bayville
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Indiana-ave
Norick
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Antiqua
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Florida Water
Suit Department
Boss
Prertis Dry Goons Co
Queen’s Grand
Armstrong’s Parx
Fountain
Virginia Ave
Tenth-st
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Union Station
Armatrong Park
Tiebal
Lesult
Elavtric
W. HE. Mick & Co
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
Wenell
Parrott & Taggart
DEWALD &@ GALL
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Hasi
Ohiosi
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Street
Brussels
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Chas. L. Hutchinson
East Washington Street
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Connersville
City
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Minois-st
Hi. J. Ranin
Mepbone
Estey Crean
D.H. Baldwin
Pennsylvania St
Ducas
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Waterbury
CBC
Danbury Hat
W. Washington St
Passamaquoddy Bay
Golden Gate
Rio Grande
Albert Gall
West Washington Street
S. C. Johnson
Farquarry
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