Hoosier Chronicles Highlights Across Indiana News
Gause of Milksickness found while a wide range of items fill the page. Notes include Winamac park talk, Auburn sidewalk issues, Spencer county fair dates, a white crane shot at Elkhart, fish fries at Rising Sun, a soldiers reunion in English, Logansport pew depot nearing completion, and rising anti saloon activity in Evansville. Reports on hillside incidents, church dedications, a boy drowning in Lafayette, encampment prep, road finance, and local crime. Public notices include public health, revivals, and municipal concerns with various towns and counties.
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Winamac
Auburn
Elkhart
Rising Sun
English
Logansport
Westfield
Crawfordsville
South Bend
Watts & Parker
Knightstown
Edinburg
Celia Nolan
Lafayette
Evansville
Swine Breeders’ Association
Spring Fountain Park
Rush County
Ben Harrison
Elmer
Burch Horton
Martinsville
Boston
Mt. Moriah
P. Grimes
A. M. George
West Fork
Clinton
Pai
Joseph
Fennimore
Peru
Hannibal
William Lincoln
Cedar Beach
Columbus
Lucas
Pete Farr
John Asher
Asher
New York, Mahoning &Western Road
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ladoga
C. MW. Lemon
Agricultural Association
Oscar Doran
Richmond
Panhandle
P. Baer
Seymour
Valparaiso
Otto Gates
Hoosier Herald
Carpenter
Vincennes
W. D. Robinson
B. of L. E
Detroit
W. T. Ratcliff
Olney
North Manchester
Akron
Fulton County
Saints
Indianapolis East End Meeting and Local Installations
Democrats held a large meeting in the east end Saturday night with pole raising. Local industry reports note gas tempering at a saw works and new Indianapolis stove company buildings ready to open with about 110 workers. Brush electric light lines soon to illuminate downtown. Indianapolis car works produced 145 cars in a week, a record. Prisoner John Kelley recaptured after escape, to serve remaining sentence. German orphans society elected officers led by President Henry Pauli. Weather service crop bulletin predicts good corn tobacco and potato yields. District C residents subscribe to new trust stock as low pressure pipes begin. Michael Scanlon mistreats bartender at 80 E Washington St. attacked and arrested. A found gold watch from Garrett Indiana turned in. Old settlers from several counties plan ninth annual Mooresville meeting Aug 14. large gathering held at Oakland with speeches by Judge Howe.
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East End
Indianapolis Stove Company
Brush Electric-Light Company
Indianapolis Car Works
John Kelley
German Orphans’ Society
Henry Pauli
Henry Habeney
Henry Reinecke
H. C. T. Rosener
Indiana Weather Service
Alabama
St. Clair
Pennsylvania
Seventh-sts
Michael Scanlon
E. Washington St
W. W. Kirby
Garrett, Ind
Madisonave
Meridianst
Marion
Morgan
Hendricks
Johnson Counties
Mooresville
Hamilton
Madison
Hancock
Oakland
D. W. Howe
Baseball Notes and Market Report From Beckley Patch
Beckley reports Pittsburgs first baseman leads league batting with strong at bats. Chicago Times notes Anson pessimistic about pennant chances. Rameey to be reinstated by Louisville for another chance. League scores show Pittsburg 3 New York 2 Philadelphia 1 Detroit 0 Chicago 4 Washington 1. King of Browns tops pitchers with 147 strikeouts in 86 games. Baltimore’s Smith 133 in 31. Hoosiers face tough return home after ten-game skid. Lou Schoenecke signs with Indianapolis to play first base. released for 2600 dollars. City Markets list varied provisions and groceries with weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Pittsburg
Chicago Times
Anson
Rameey
Louisville
Chicago Herald
Krock
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
King
Browns
Smith
Baltimores
Hoosiers
Henri Boyle
Bostons
Henry
Lou Schoenecke
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
St. Louis
Athletics
Market Reports Show Steady Yet Mixed Grain and Produce Prices
Wholesale grain and produce prices hover, with flour and meal steady while watermelons and potatoes dip slightly. Wheat, corn, oats and hay futures slide on weaker demand. cash bids cite No 2 red, No 2 white, and mixed lots with varied quotes. Regional reports list city grain markets, bids, and rail-yard receipts, noting overall weaker markets and local sympathy to regional declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Alaska
Sugars
Morpay
Wagon Wheat &Co
Indianapolis
Mass Meeting Call for Plumbers Guild on Aug 20 1688
A mass meeting is planned at 1144 W. Washington on the top floor Monday evening at 8 o clock. The meeting concerns the tie plumbers gas and steam fitters adopting a 9 hour system beginning August 20 1688. W H Taylor invites members.
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Washington
W. H. Taylor
Hats on sale at deep cuts to clear for fall
The store advertises hats at 10 to 49 cents with caps and straw hats heavily discounted. Men’s white and fancy straw hats and several styles drop from higher prices to half or near half. Soft and stiff hats in popular shapes price at 1.50 to 2.50, down from 2.50 to 38.60 and 84, aiming to make room for fall goods.
Small Classified Notice Instructions
The Sun lists notices under Personal Medical For Rent Houses For Sale Real Estate Wanted Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Money to Loan For Exchange Lost and Found Business Chances Removal and Boarding. Send notices to The Sun building 79 E Ohio St or call 880. Free banners by telephone. Out of town notices by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Ohio St
Musi
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Hoosier Chronicles
Indian 4
Gause
National Association Union Ex-Prisoners of War
Bethany
Bethany Park
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Olty Life
Schnull & Krags
NY. Y
N. Y
Eastor
Foster’s
N. Penn
Dr. Serrin
Gee Cook
James House
Pennsylvania St
Michigan St
Cleveland Block
New Jersey
Bryant
Tennessee
Indiana Ave
Auer
Saxe
Shaaf Bros
T. Vance
Ngee
H. C. Stevens
Miss
Phillips House
City
Wash
Noble
Delaware
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows' Hall
P. Haughey
HL Laraas
Wayne's
East Washington Street
Denison
Republican State Central Committee
E. B. Martindale
Geo. A. Taylor & C0
Remo
Dedert & Sudbroc
AL Sale
SUN Office
Albert Gall
Diamonds
MARCY
Short
Major Taylor
Vance
Louis Reibold
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