Indiana News Highlights From Terre Haute and Beyond
A broad Indiana roundup reports a shooting scrape in Terre Haute, arrests of alleged white caps, and a pioneer dead in Laporte. Other items note labor day noncelebration in Laporte, greencastle fatal flux, riverside violence, factory and rail news, and several deaths including George Bronson and William Torrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Indiana
Laporte
Greencastle
George S. Saymour
Frankfort
Elwood
Whitley County
Lafayette
Hancock County
Teachers’ Institute
Greenfield
Clay County Teachers’ Institute
Brazil
Marshal A. Moore
W. E. Callison
Huntington
George Bronson
Cambridge City
Delphi
William H. Torrence
Madison
Alexandria
C. Cravens
Bloomfield
Henry
Muncie
O. W. Hatch
Elkhart County
John Ell
Posey Township
Clay County
Shelbyville
Gray Gables
Clevelyan
Frank
Maud Briller
Crawforda Ville
Grant Olds
Hiarion
James Childere
Mitchell
Emily Hall
Michigan City
Prairie City
Lebanon
Selem
Emily Dalton
Columbus
Starke County
Conrads
Corydon
Kentucky
A. J. Moore
Big Four Road
Crawfordsville
Charley Osborne
New Albary Woolen Mill Company
Come
Willie Bunch
William L. Godlman
William M. Spencer
John B. Jones
Ellen Lumley
Mary Holmes
Harvey Besecker
Big Four
Kate Preston
Kate
Brownaburg
Wesley Watts
George Smith
Everett Gibes
Creedon Wins At Hob y in bout with Greggain for 95000 purse
Australian middleweight Dan Creedon defeats Alex Greggain in Roby at the Columbian athletic club arena on Monday night. The bout features hard exchanges with multiple knockdowns and a late scoring blow sequence before Creedon is declared winner. Also notes a Vanderbilt hotel bar room altercation involving Join L Sullivan and McCluskey, and various regional sports results from baseball and bicycle races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Creedon
Alex Greggains
Pacific Coast
Columbian Athletic Club
Roby
Mronday
Creedon
Costello
Tom Tracy
Billy Carroll
Sam Fitzpatrick
Col. Hopkins
Greges King
Joe Lewis
Billy Smith
Joe King
Billy Hennessey
Warren Lewis
George Siler
Frisco
Wse
Jao
Greggain
Greggains
Dan
Alex
Greggaing
Greggans
Greggaius
L. Sullivan
Vanderbilt
New York
McCluskey
Sullivan
California Baseball League
Elwood
Martinsville
Ball
Peter Maher
Ike Hageg
Montana
Milwaukee
W. A. Bremmar
A. D. Kennedy
A. A. Zimmerman
J. Wagner
E. C. Bode
A. A. Mimmerman
Kid McCoy
Young Merritt
Pittsburg
Parnell Heil
Merritt
Id’ Thompson
McCoy
Herb Hale
Herd Hite Wareetruck
Bionday Lenge Bell
St. Louie
Whret
Early
Clarkson
Platt
Chicago
Louisville
Trutchinson
Abbey
Lange
Stratton
Weaver
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Serene
Hastings
Gunson
Dwyer
Parrott
Murphy
Philadelphia
Boston
Carsey
Clements
Life Saving Lactated Food for Infants in Summer
Summer slows appetite and digestion in babies so a pure easy to digest diet is vital. Lactated food, made from sugar or milk with parley malt wheat gluten and oat nutrients, cooked by steam, mirrors mother’s milk and helps infants recover from heat stress. Mrs WH Chapman recalls its success with her one year old, and druggists sell it for 25 cents enough to make ten pints. Also home seekers excursions by Missouri Pacific via Jackson Place Indianapolis with August 2 and September 10 round trips to multiple western states at half fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Chapman
Newton Central Mass
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
Kansas
Ebiaeka
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Mexico
Arkansas
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Alexander
Jackson Place
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four Route Excursion Trains To Acton Camp Meeting
Last week Acton camp meeting closes August 21 1898. Special trains run daily with round trip fares. Schedules show Sunday departures from Indianapolis Union Station at 6 20 am 9 00 am 1 30 pm and 6 20 pm with arrivals at Acton 6 37 am 9 45 am 2 00 pm 6 45 pm. Weekday trains depart 6 20 am 11 05 am 4 20 pm 7 20 pm arriving Acton 6 47 am 11 33 am 4 08 pm 7 42 pm. Return trains to Indianapolis at 1 30 pm 7 30 pm 10 80 pm 4 30 pm from Acton Park times. Official notices signed by H M Prentson A G P A.
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Acton
Indianapois Union Station
Arriva Acton
Acton Park
Indianapolis Union
Lme
Indiynapstia Union Station
Indianapolis Union Pratt
Encampment Notes On Warship Bearsage And Veterans Events
Capt John B Wirt of Indianapolis will command the warship bearsage. A grand parade and procession by naval veterans association is set for Saturday September 24. Deaf soldiers and sailors will occupy the Deaf Institute during the encampment. The National Veterans Association will hold a convention in Masonic Hall during encampment week. The Western Passenger Association will decide on a one cent encampment fare this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wirt
Indianapolis
Naval Veterans’ Association
Deaf Institute
National Veterans’ Association
Masonic Hall
Western Passenger Association
City Grain Market Report for Thursday August First 1909
Inspector's report lists wheat at 21 esre, corn 10 cure, various No 1 to No 4 grains with bid prices. Timothy and timothy hay quoted, prairie and clover values noted, wagon freight and bid figures recorded, local sellers bidding on rye and wagon lots.
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Tursday
Sue
Sound Earth
Wulet
Markets by Telegraph Report
Market notes list prices for corn wheat and other commodities with dated quotes and small figures. The fragment mentions September and August prices, along with references to pork beef and rib markets, reflecting a rough telegraphic market summary from an old period.
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Charles Julian
American Express
Edward Brown
Brown
Greedon
Hoby, Mnd
H. M. Pronson, A. G.P. A
Irvington
Marion
Washington Street
B. M. Blount
A. Barnilill
Wilson
Doan
Haives
Lave
eGilienr
E& Eteere
Choise Shipping
Olca
Lee
Ars
Tr Annan
Togo
Wwe Uluies
Telegraph
Crioarh
Lara
Porpe
Elsie
Ryze Btats Taylor
Napoleon B
Monder
Ananst
Pecaan
Wearesdap
Welock A. m. Urial Private
C. W. Guentiner’s
Magachusetts Ave
Doti
Washington-et
Menorchte
Pine St
Washington-st
W. “Thied Ab
N. Fayette
L. Perlins
Ciicinaat
VIA
A. Mo
Connersville
City Ticket Ofice
Corx
Illinois-st
Kentucky Ave
Union Station
J. Rhein
OLSEN
Lodlucasotis, Ind
Nannie Parkhill Walk
Ilinois Street
Oscar P. Feld, Vu
Danbury Hat
W. Washington St
A. J. Burns
Indiana-Ave
East Ohio ST
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Sun
Andy
East Washington Street
Chas. L. Hutchinson
Parriit& Taggart
Charlotte Busse
Tae Sun
Tur Sun
Tur Son
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