Poison in the water raid frames tragic Indiana notes
A sprawling Indiana page recounts local calamities and oddities from Evansville to Noblesville. It notes deaths, fires, and accidents including a boy killed by a wagon, a barn blaze with losses, a poisoned well case near Evansville, a suicide at Columbus, and legal actions involving various residents and businessmen.
Philadelphia has Seven Pitchers and Busy Baseball News
The article notes Philadelphia with seven pitchers and mentions Killen of the Pittsburgs issuing 102 bases on balls. It reports New York club $17,000 ahead, Shelbyville beating Rushville 5 to something, and Pittsburg hosting 12,000 fans at league games. It covers various games, players, trials, and forthcoming matches across cities, teams, and injuries. It also lists weekly scores and race results from Terre Haute, Monmouth Park, and Saratoga among many sports notes.
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Philadelphia
Killen
Pittsburgs
New York
Shelbyville
Rushville
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Ward
Davies
Amos Rusie
Brooklyn
Frank McLain
Charley Mitchell
Jack McAuliffe
George
McDonald
Roberts
Ives
DeOro
Robinson
Senators
Dave Holland
John Hickey
Ireland
Tony Williams
Frankford
George Godfrey
Frank Chiles
E. C. McClelland
Tommy Delaney
Windy City
Louisvilles
Colts
Philadelphias
Boston
Phillies
Guston
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Earle
Gleason
Dpeitz
Cleveland
Cuppy
Gunson
Chamberlain
Vaughn
Chicago
Hughey and Kittridge
Hemming
Grim
Webling
Clements
Nichols
Bennett
Rusie
Milligan
Stein
Dsiley
Washington
Stevens
Karrell
Hawke
Miohinson
Image
Lady Robert
Rochester
N. Y
Fantasy
Pixley
Island Wilkes
Monmouth Park
Defargula
Anthem
Wildwood
Picknicker
Sonora
Bassetlaw
Saratoga
Kentigeria
Mask
Prince Deceiver
Connors
Clementine
Dobbins
Gloucester
Ben Kingsberry
Stringfellow
Slackwood
Fagin
Gene
Maid of Blarney
Clifton
Memorial Presbyterian pastor hosts warm reception
John A. Moore, a well known resident, died of typhoid fever in Ronceverte West Virginia on Wednesday and will be interred here. Rev Frank O Ballard, newly appointed Memorial Presbyterian Church pastor, received a congregation reception Wednesday evening. A female impostor solicited money in the city for a St Francis Catholic church Brightwood festival. The Lafayette rioters case was appealed to the supreme court with a claim of trial error. John W Cooper’s horse bolted when frightened by a bicyclist, throwing Mrs Cooper and injuring her. Miss Mary OBrien and Michael J Moore wed at St Patrick s church and will reside in Cleveland. Patrolman Davidson was dismissed for intoxication. W O Ferguson named in his place. A three member Ken tucky ave extension committee’s validity was challenged due to one member not being a freeholder, requiring rework.
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Seymour
Ruth White
Paoli
New Albany Clothing Company
Peru
Wm. Riehle
Lafayette
E. Graham
Noblesville
Columbus
Dantel McClintic
Bartholomew County
Goshen
Logansport
Bill Conrad
Corydon
Ohio River
William Gruess
Milhausen
Peter Ogle
Jack Hanley
Anderson
Eugene Todd
Bristol
Muntie-base Ball Club
Methodist Protestant Church of Indiana
Marion
Muncie
Michigan City
Yes
Joe Byers
Bridgeton
Princeton
Misa Anna van Nuys
Johnson County
Franklin
Elckhart
Adolphus Bayless
Wabash
C. Perry
Elkhart
LaGrange
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Joe Mitzler
Solomon Pence
Hardacre
Salem
Emeline Dalton
Sarah Hackney
Columbia
Leonard Hackney
Supreme Court
Cook & Whitley Circus
Spencer
Jacob Schultz
Hvansville
Wm. Lowery
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Lowery
Arthur Miller
Fowler & Sons
Anderson Bolt Works
Patrick Townley
Davis
Boyd
Maximaville
Robert Smith
Huntington
Jeffersonville
Mary A. Daily
John Shinkle
Daily
John A. Moore
Roncevery
W. Va
Frank O. Ballard
Memorial Presbyterian’church
St. Francis Catholic Church
Brightwood
John W. Cooper
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards Aug 17 1893
Market report from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards shows cattle receipts of 126 and hog receipts of 5,500 for Thursday with shipments lighter. quotes for shipping cattle range from common to prime and for hogs from good to choice weights, with prices noted. Wheat and grain prices, and an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills follow in the column.
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Indianapolis
Buichker
Nceca
Sxsw
COLAO
Ory Grain Market
Inspector’s Rapert
Irmer
Bic
Duill
Sound Ear
Timothy
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Orange County Teachers’ Institute
Lat Paoli
Sporting Life
Rket
Telegraph
Curozeo
Corm
Shaysoyse
Hood
Washington St
Aug
Missouri Pacifie Railway
Iron Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyyoming
New Mexico
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oxslahome
Texigo
Privleges
Pulipvan
Con Alexander
Smith’s
Cya Works
Pennsylvania-st
W. Guenther’s
Massachusetts Ave
Reed
W. Washington-st
Blake-st
Martindale
W. Ubio
Baseball
Teranon
Fi Jay
Atu
Salie
Lanham’s Park
Irvington Electric Cara
Towns Board
Irvington
Indiana
Commercial Avenue
Washington Street
Bater Avenue
William C. Smith
Marketst
New Fall
Nannie Parkhill Falk
South
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Cincinnat
Connereville
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Kentucky-ave
S. Illinois-st
Union Station
H. J. Releen
A. J. Bursas
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Queen’s Grand
Armstrong’s Park
Virginla Ave
College Ave
Armstrong Park
H. C. Castor
Massachusetts Avenues
Geo. W. Vernon
Ohio St
Kk. J. Martin
Ohio and
Tannessee-sis
Lelevbona
John B. Morrison
Carl Barnes
N. Wlinotsst
Cannor Hardware Co
Illinois St
GC W. Brouss & Co
Board of Trust
Common Council
University Avenue
Board of Truste
Board of Trustees of
Town of
Irvinggton
B. M. Blilnt
J. ¥. Barsbill
William N. Bowman
Ingalls Ae
Herod & Herod
Lay
Fletcher’s Bank Building
William Pirtle Herod
Fletcher’s
Banx B’l'g
Reading College of Business & Shorthand
Bryant & Stratton
Heeb & Osborn
Issss Vostsvso Onceshield
East Trasetas Street
Harrison
George F
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Kate Bryant
Behring Sea
Paricer
Parker
T. W. Parker
West Washington Street
Parrott & Taggart
Fay
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