Odd Phases of Life and a Broken Heart Tale
Brownsville Pa August 15 Harry Lynton a poor miner returns from the Pacific coast after being struck down and thought murdered by Effie Wellesby’s father. Effie awaits marriage as Lynton pursues a fortune to wed her. meanwhile Wellesby dies and Lynton’s fate remains unclear in this fragmented tale of love and tragedy.
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Brownsville
Harry Lynton
Lynton
Effie Wellesby
John Wellesby
Wellesley
Montreal
Pacific Coast
Teffie
New York
John Louis Meyer
Hoboken
Hoosier State News Roundup Captures Local Happenings
A broad skim of Indiana items includes Col umbus wagon scene Greenfield water works vote Cass county fair Logansport Aug Shelbyville settlers meeting and dummies bout barbecue. Reports of crime and politics across towns like Evansville Warsaw Notre Dame and Vincennes with mentions of gas trusts, elections, and local incidents.
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Hoosier State
Columbus
Galveston
Greenfield
Cass County
Logansport
Delaware
Muncie
Shelbyville
Connersville
Charles Allen
Warsaw
Sone
Crawfordsville
Rushville
Ma’ams
John Crane
Harry Carter
Evansville
Gaa
Lafayette
Cardinal Gibbons
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Wm. A. Hoyne
Congress
Richmond
Gas Trust
Mt. Vernon
Posey County
Wis. BH. Whitworth
Perry A. Cole
Huntington
Julins Spiro
Michigan City
Huntingston
United Brethren Church
Hartsville
Peru
A. McClain
Tremont House
Rademaker
Tully
Gray Spanks
Vincennes
Indian Creek
D. D. LaCroix
Monroe City
Dennis McGuire
Lawrenceberg
Ill
John Disque
Joss
Dr. Shields
Seymour Belle
John H. Vosbriner
Iu Ient
Indiana Hoosiers aim for pennant in rough trip notes
Per Won Lost cont. talks of league games with Chicago New York Boston Detroit and Pittsburgh as the Hoosiers face tough travel. Cincinnati climbs in the standings while Philadelphia Washington and other cities threaten. The Granger club wins 4 0 over Brownsburg with Sheppard and Schaub batting.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Healy
Philadelphia
Detroit
Hoosier Boys
Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Hoosiers
Cincinnati
Detroits
Athletic Park
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cinneed
Baltimore
Athletics
Kansas
Granger Club
Brownsburg
Sheppard
Schaub
Indianapolis Battery
Fall session begins as court convenes next week
A fall circuit court session starts a week from Monday. A spark set fire to Robert Winter's stove factory roof at Blackford and Chesapeakes, causing 10 dollars in damage. Tom Miggins suffered a serious leg injury from a nearly ton stone in the Circle and is taken to city hospital. The women’s state fair association meets next Tuesday at the state house agricultural rooms to hear plans and suggestions. Gov. Gray travels Thursday in a private car with W D Ewing and staff to Transville encampment, with Friday the troop review. Otto Shomberg of Hoosier baseball admits in superior court he was beaten during eight years of negotiations.
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Circuit Court
Robert Winter
Blackford
Chesapeakests
Tom Miggins
Krecelo
Women’s State Fair Association
State House
W. D. Ewing
Local Market Notes and Rural Trade Prices
The report lists prices for livestock and a wide range of groceries and farm supplies including horse sale claims for damages, tobacco, meats, lard, dairy, sugars, coffee, beans, cheese, poultry, vegetables, fruits, and grains. It also covers city market bids, inspector reports, grain quotes, beef and pork figures, and notices of meetings and ads for labor and rentals.
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California
Sehnull & Kyngs
N. Y
New York
Ij Ss. Divisom
Dave
Aumina
Asa Capaiba
Lextra
Mammoth
Alaska
Union and
Feed Holt
Jersey cigar firms named in city tobacco promotion
A list of local merchants selling the Jersey cigar is published to promote the product. Names include Reed & Hobert, TL. W. Carter, A. Timberlake, I. L. Klingensmith, Bowser & Son, W. J. Wamillton, and many others with addresses across Indiana streets and avenues. The notice urges support for a home Indianapolis factory and praises the Jersey cigar as rich and well made.
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W. W. Scott
Virginia Avenue
Reed & Hobert
Fletcher Avenue
W. Carter
Houghville
Brown
Fort Wayne Avenue
A. Timberlake
College Avenue
Seventh Street
I. L. Klingensmith
Muhi
Hltnois
First
Alabama
Seventh Streets
L. S. Stockman
Ilinois
Joe A. Downey
Otto Echopp
W. J. Wamillton
Meridian Street
T. W. Zell
East
Coburn
L. A. Pfaffini
Delaware and
McCarty
A. Marston
Bowser & Son
Fletcher Agenas
E. D. Grover
Illinois
South Streets
Co. 12
Wood
Illinois Street
Rusch & Hartnagel
Wrandot
George F. Borst
South Meridian
Russell Avenue
C. I. Broich & Co
Commer Morris
Borst & Viain
Hadley Avenue
Morris Street
W.H. Stocker
Washington Street
N. E. Frauer
L. A. Geble
Linnois
L. Renkert
Schulmeyer Bvos
St. Mary
Ala- Lone
L. Schulieyer
Tennessee
Ae R Hurry
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kern
Pine
Michigan
George Raiser
Denison House
W. Sloan
West
Indianapolis
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Mount Zion Sanctuary
Church of the Believers In the Faith
Greenville
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M. D. Hancox
Frederick Heinz
Sarah Kuchner
Heinzman
Sarah
San Francisco
Dolly Adams
China
Nora
Gilder
Arctic
Aus
Fred Pahrencamp
Hudson County Insane Asylum
Sophie Lessen
Leetea
C. B. Holmes
Chicago Herald
Lima
Otto Shomberg
Hoosier
H. 1 Brown
City Markets
Iynwaiy
Wer Nespay
Leeady
U.S
Isc
Virginia-avo
Ile
Kent
North Timarist
Qutuation
Iti
Madison-ave
Gemtleman
de Land
Piatt Co
Til
N. Thinoisst
Ra Tuaton
Sun Office
Callon Freeman & Heaton
New York-st
Magnet
Ingrai Carpets
Hambermaid
Occidental Hotels
IKL
Daniel Stewart
Thin Goods Sale
Dedert & Sudbrooke
East Washington Street
Wrg
the Jeweler
W. Washington
Albert Gall
Short
West Washington-st
L. Siersdorfer
Vance
C. M. Raschig
H Smith
Louis Reibold
Wessen
E. Washington Sr
Walter Buhl & CO
Sealgoods
Harrison
Bambinger
Marshall G. Woods & Co
Meridian St
Indianapoles
Indiana
A. Crompton
Massachusetts
A. M. Fisher
M. D
Delaware St
Indianapolis, Ind
Liberty
Anderson
Pendleton
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