Great Hartford City Disaster and Fatal Stabbing Report
Indiana news brief details a fatal stabbing of Eugene marshal Abraham Conrad by James Campbell in Vermillion county after a saloon disturbance. The story also covers a Hartford City glass firm collapse killing several workers, injuries, and local reactions across Greensburg Delphi Muncie and other towns with various incidents and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Eugene
Vermillion County
Greensburg
Clinton
Abraham Conrad
James A. Campbell
Georgetown
Illinois
Campbell
Conrad
Newport
Joseph Terrell
Indiana
Albert Inman
Alexander Moore
Jack Pummel
Chas. Sawyer
Bluffton
W. H. Foreman
Albany
Littell
Samuel
Fig
Delphi
Island Park
Warsaw
Russiaville
Frankfort
Rome
Anderson
K. of P. of Columbus
Crawfordsville
Richmond
Bowen
Madison
Fort Wayne
Aurora
Muncie
Mexico
Peru
South Bend
Perry Six
John Stevens
Fred Love
Kokomo
Toledo
Wabash Road
Ashley
White River
A. F. Scott
Philadelphia
G. Y. McMitt
Elwood
Nancy
Pendleton
George Schamble
Indianaplis
St. Joseph County
Rain Dampens Cincinnati Races and 50 Round Draw
Features of Sporting Life report heavy rain delaying Cincinnati races while LaVinge and Burge fight to a 50 round draw in Frisco Thursday morning. Cleveland leads the league, with various results listed from the Thursday schedule including regatta wins by Col Eli Lilly's yacht Cynthia at Cedar Beach and multiple baseball and harness racing performances across cities. Jockey Dempsey sustains probable fatal in a Garfield Park mishap as Fauntleroy stumbles. Rochester events note trot, pace, and other race times. Hal Pointer wins at Grand Rapids, with Direct finishing behind in heats. Nancy Hanks clocks 2:09 as other top times and events are listed.
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Cincinnati
LaVinge
Burge
Frisco
Cleveland
Col
Eli Lilly
Cynthia
Cedar Beach
Monmouth
Correction
Kingston
Montana
Moyne
Loantaka
Barefoot
Lyceum
Dempsey
Garfield Park
Fauntleroy
Rochester
N. Y
Walter E
Cronos
Ramona
Chicago
Clarkson
Zimmer
Gumbert
Schriver
Baltimore
Washington
Vickery
Robinson
Jones
McGuire
New York
Brooklyn
King
Crane
Ewing
Kennedy
Haddock
Daily
Louisville
St. Louis
Clausen
Grim
Hawke
Buckley
Pittsburg
Terry
Mack
Dwyer
Dowse
Philadelphia
Boston
Knell
Cross
Staley
Ganzel
Hal Pointer
Grand Rapids
Hal
Direct
Game
Pointer
Nancy Hanks
Muta Wilkes
Belleflower
Nightingale
Indiana Vote Contest Opens for Predicting State Results
The Sun announces a cash prize for the first three correct estimates of Indiana's Senate and governor outcomes in November. Entries must be written on a coupon cut from The Sun, with name and required details. Prizes: 35, 20, and 10 dollars for the top correct guesses.
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Tux Sun
Indiana
Tz Son
SUN Indiana
Contests invite public estimates on electors and governor
The Sun accepts mailed estimates from all residents for a statewide contest. Include sender name and address on the coupon, and mail to The Sun content editor in Indianapolis. Plainly print figures, date, and hour of arrival will determine victors.
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Sun
Tom Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Tae Son
United States
Suyn
Democratic Gain Seen As Strong In November Race
SI Sheerin in town says the Democratic party is better organized than in the last national campaign and predicts a sweeping victory. He praises Cleveland on the silver question, mentions party items, and denies a Stevenson drunkenness claim. Republican Gowdy notes progress and upcoming conventions in Indiana. Local items include a railroad incorporation, a divorce suit, and a church salary increase.
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Valparaiso
W. H. Smith
Milton Galey
Crawfordsville
Moses Bradford
Grant County
Indiana Dante
Muncie
Bradford
Henry Suit
Michael Timm
Milton Williams
Kimball G. Watson
Benjamin Miller
Samuel H. Speitel
George Goth
Lorenz Bixemann
Simon K. Witt
William H. Hutcheson
Charles W. W
Marie J. Spicely
Rachael Rainsbottom
Mary E. Hiday
Louisa Brown
Elizabeth A. Hatfield
Eunice Reed
Artemesia K. Mobley
Eleanor Beall
Elvira Macy
Absalom Harris
Assneth C. Wofard
Elizabeth K. Jameson
P. Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Democratic State Committee
Sheerin
Logansport
New York City
Union Station
Sun
Cleveland
People’s Party
Stevenson
Gowdy
Republican State Central Committee
State Committee
Judge Robinson
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
W.H. Ripley
Indianapolis
Spencer
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Matthew Hill
Bloomington
Fair Weather Sale Cuts 20 Percent Off Men's Dept
The advertisement promotes warmer weather and sunny skies under the light weight and color banner. It offers a 20 percent discount on regular prices across men’s boys’ and children's departments.
Weare sale drives busy Indiana clothing stores
Weare drives busy department stores in Indiana as a limited sale continues for a few days. Shoppers are urged to visit to secure top clothing bargains before the event ends.
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Indiana
Superior Handcrafted Garment Finishes Noted
A brief item highlights Op 8 That for style fit workmanship and trim excellence. The feature praises the tailoring quality and meticulous finish achieved, noting high standards set by the makers.
Summer Sale of Boys Clothing Offers Striking Values
The sale lists numerous bargains across textiles and apparel including Indian silks, linen towels, umbrellas, silk surahs, pongees, and Indian textiles. It emphasizes reduced prices on boys and youths wool suits, patent leather Oxfords, dongola shoes, and children's slippers, with specific discounts and quantities for Saturday shopping.
Cattle Hog Market Report From Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Friday August 12 1892 Indianapolis stock yards report strong cattle trade with steady to high prices for extra choice steers and cows prices for shipping cattle 1450 pounds and over 1250 to 1400 pounds hog prices mixed but steady to slightly lower with light hogs down 5 to 10 cents and good stock closing steady on fancy corned fed stock lambs and sheep markets also touched by light demand and steady to lower quotes city grain markets list steady wheat corn oats and hay prices with regional quotes and telegraph market summaries from Chicago and local dealers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Colvos
Raum
Limapester
Kita
Aipege
Olading Hax—Timothy
Big Saturday Millinery and Menswear Sale in Bedford Room
The store announces a recurring Saturday sale in the Millinery and Men's Furnishings sections. Deals include numerous lines discounted from 1.25 to 2.50 down to around 0.50 to 1.93, with shirts, hose, vests, coats, and neckwear heavily marked down. Many items feature bulk quantities and subprice offers aimed at quick purchase.
The Season's Call in the Great Basement Sale
Surplus stock offered at deep discounts across household items. Large willow baskets, glassware, porcelain dinner sets, trunks, cream freezers, and more with marked reductions. Japanese department features a fan sale. tea cream reception and special cream servings listed for afternoon hours.
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Carlsbad
Boots
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Hoosier Theater
Sporting Life
SI Sheerin
Democratic
Adlai
Grover
City Lit
No. 3
Engine House
Virginia-ave
Lille Bridges
John
Colored Order of Odd Fellows
Tomlinson Hall
Ruby McGuire
Board of Children’s Guardians
State Agricultural Board
Monon
Monon Railroad Company
Second Presbyterian Church
J. A. Milburn
Kenosha
Wis
Weare
Phelps Bros
All Linen
R. Machinists
M.M
Chance Matthews Printing Co
Vance Block
Totice—Everroad & Prunk
Indiana Ave
Tf Panden & CO
W. Washington-st. Tle
Guenther’s
Joseph Joseph Miller
Reynolda St
Haughville
A. Winnard
Washington-st
Bannett
W. New Berber
Meridian St
Massachusetts
Foster’s
W. Merket
Tenmasee-st
Magrachusetts-ave
Mississippi
Ave
D. H. Shover
Market St
Ehbildran
Dellercus
Washington Street
W. Washington St
C. L. Barnes
Mavion Block
Ken Block
Epp. F. C
Business University
Heeb & Osborn
Pearson’s Music House
Pennsylvania St
D. A. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania
Ciice
Shay Shuene
Pettis Dry Goods
Leo Lando
Kregelo & Whitsett
Delaware Street
Bhliave
Ashington
C. W. Wilsor
East Market
Capitol Steam
Roeth Mississippi Sereel
Virginia Avenuue
the Wise Woman
Sol
Earth
Hias
Bryce
Parrott & Taggart’s
Sobssan
Bowdeng
Wsiimatea Turniaied
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