Portland and Goshen Riot and Romance News Flash
A broad Indiana roundup reports a fatal balloon mishap near Crawfordsville, a serious riot in Goshen over a racial clash, and a boy and his lover facing parental opposition leading to a birth and legal trouble. Other items include fires at a Portland heading factory, a tractor accident near Crawfordsville, a lightning strike in Union City, and local civic notes from Knightstown to Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
James Sample
Eva Keller
Portland
Covault
Crawfordsville
Milt McCarty
Here
Goshen
Anderson
Geo. Stinnett
Union City
Cole Armstrong
Jones
Hayes
Peru
Fort Wayne
Attica
Franklin
Muncie
W. F. Reeves
Knightstown
Bunker Hill
Marion
Indiana
Danville
Chicago
Laporte
Kiva
Carthage
Jacob Loenty
Seymour
Logansport
Richmond
Abington
Rockville
Geo. W. Taffe
Cumberland
Indianapolis
Columbia City
Banco
Crown Point
James Baxter
Shelbyville
Wm. Grant
Cambridge City
Cincinnati
A. Muncie Tramp
Nora Harrod
Sellersburg
Valparaiso
Noblesville
Cyrus Spancer
Noah Besecke
M. Casa
M. Petergon
Frederick Tieman
Wm. Rossen
John Alley
James Brown
David
Names of Individuals Mentioned in Legal Notice List
A dense roster lists numerous individuals with roles such as Wor ley, James F. Wilhide, Ambrose D. Butcher, Jacob C. Beck, Orlando J. Ryan and others. It includes contributors like Rolando Tripp, John Baer Jr, and incorporations of In crease John M. Guley and John T. Benton. Also references reissues Noah Moore and John Odell with widows Martha Bickett Josephine A. Bunker and minors of Hugh Lewis and Rebecca Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H.thralls
Noah
Moore
Martha Bickett
Josephine A. Bunker
Hugh Lewis
Rebecca Higgins
Indiana Election Guess Contest Offers Cash Prizes
The Sun Indiana announces a statewide contest offering $35 to the first correct estimate of Indiana’s November election results, $20 to the second, and $10 to the third. Entries must be mailed on a coupon with name address date, and arrive at 79 E. Ohio St Indianapolis. A death report from Vaucouasne notes James Barret, a wealthy farmer, was trampled to death by an unruly colt in his county, suffering fatal internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Im Cass
Tux Son
SUN Indiana
Tae Son
Imm Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Son
Taz Sun
Empy
Vaucanaise
Ind
James Barret
Cattla Wa
Bent Rock Yand Batohenys
Mixed Friday Sports and Church Notices Across Cities
The column lists horse trotting results and race notes from Chicago and other venues, including Sunol and You Tambien, plus speed times. It reports winnings at Saratoga and Brighton Beach, seat sales for New Orleans contests, and race results from Muncie and Rockville fairs. It also records Sunday church services across multiple churches with ministers and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hall-Pritchard
England
Hal Pointer
Independence
Robert Bonner
Sunol
Saratoga
Lemon Blossom
Rosa H
Halcyon
Little Jake
Escarte
Brighton Beach
Orton
Courtship
John Cavanaugh
Tormentor
Pakino
King Toman
Nancy Hanks
Yo Tambien
Chicago
You Tambien
New Orleans
Sullivan-Corbett
San Pedro
Nightingale
Paten
Springfield
Mass
Ryland Y
Pickett
H. J. Rockwell
Rockville Fair
Lady Vivian
Cecilian Prince
Silver Maid
Sorrel Dan
George V
Cyclene
Pittsburgh
Boston
Batteriea
Terry
Miller
Staley
Ganzel
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Vaughn
Carsey
Cross
Brooklyn
Gumbert
Schriver
Stein
Daily
Man of 51 Kills Self With Razor in Waking Fit
John F. Longley, a bachelor living with his sister at 326 North Mississippi Street, was found dead in bed Saturday morning with a razor at hand after reportedly suffering epileptic fits and a temporary mental clouding. Flanner & Buchanan handled the remains after an inquest by Coroner Manker. funeral set for Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Longley
Julia Stephenson
Mississippi St
Edgar E. Young
Longley
Mr. Young
Sun
Mr. Longley
John
Flanner & Buchanan
Manker
Libby
Frank Longley
Messenger’s
School Board Tangles Over Assistant Secretary Pay
Bluff King Frenzel presided at Friday night school board, where Supt. Jones reported last year’s total school enrollment at 17,822. Debate over Miss Ridenour’s salary raged, with Roth opposing 1800 dollars and Conner supporting 1500 to 2000. vote to reconsider approved. Board then honored Prof. Grant, assigned Hufford to replace him, and planned Discoverer’s Day activities. Also: Matthews campaigned in Greenfield. Bicycle Makers Union to meet. White found guilty of attempted extortion. theft at Patterson home. a motor crash injuring Mr and Mrs Sharp with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenzel Beggins
Rosalog
Frenzel
Supt. Jones
Roth
Miss Ridenour
Clemmens Vonnegut
Pa Conner
Mr. Roth
Pa Confier
Prof. Grant
George H. Hufford
Russe
Matthews
Greenfield
Bicyclemakers’’ ‘Union
John D. White
Thomas Gardner
Wm. Patterson
Ohio St
Sharp
Fourth and
Illinois-sts
Band Concert at Fairview Park This Sunday
Prograss sanitary band performs at Fairview park on Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon concerts have become very popular. Ample electric rain accommodations available for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Prograss
Itesa
Bau
Progress Military Band
Special trains schedule from Union Station and TaOHng Park
Special trains depart Union Station at 10 a m 11 20 am 12 80 pm 3 80 pm and after 4 pm as needed to return to TaOHng Park at 10 30 am 12 00 noon 1 03 pm 2 0 pm 8 00 pm La rae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Lrmn
Taohng Park
D. La.rae
Chicago
Market Report from City Gram for Saturday Aug 20
Inspector's report lists wheat futures with bids and weekly car loads, oats prices, and mixed grain notes. Chicago and Milwaukee markets show opening and closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs with Sept futures and bid levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ees
Timothy
Praizie
Byk
Notices on the second page urge readers to check listings
The fragment urges readers to study the second page notices in THESTN and THE iN for potential items of interest. It hints at room or tran findings and encourages exploration of small notices across the pages.
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Tresin
Mane
Dy Lightuimge
Friends’ Church
Levi Rees
Central-ave. M. E
Henry A. Buchtel
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Ezra B. Newcomb
Mt. Jackson Chapel
Central Christian
D. R. Lucas
Astor
Church of
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
W. F. Taylor
Bing
Hood
Benton Harbor
Chicora
City of
Berton Harbor
Fife
Washington St
Jackson Place
Air Aurora Wiener Beer
August Erbrich
Big Four
Kansas City
St. Louis
Shooting Park
Jane
Mozart Hall
Northst
M. Bronson
Ed Ducas
Chicago Mae
Monon
Milwaukee
Michigan Division
Misa Dora Cavendar
Nangardan
Occidental
New York
Eallay
Neangarden
Occidental Millinery
Securl Sfpace
LORDY
Halseln
Indiana State
Eair
J. J. Oberry
Pannslvantaest
Avlentisun
Alad
Rubsre Andehs
Pest
Jaguar
N. M Taylor
Chance
Chance Matthers Printing Co
Vance Sie Ie
Everroad & Prune
Indiana Ave
Anden & CO
W. Washington-st. Tle
Gwenther’s
Ave. Helstt
Oseph Miller
Heynolds St
Haughville
Itand
Ioc
Jally
Winnard
Washington-st. Tle
Bennett’s
Washington-st
Buda
Addraa
Bux
Iiz
School OF Music
WN. W. Cor
Mattet Sts
Calla
Opila
Cel
Otita
Clarence Hotssth
Catuazues
Are
Stra
Mrreh
Stuitz Uv
Army
Millrekat
Guvotte
Little Nestlings
Anaes Moses
Bandittenstreiche
Suppo
Alr and
Varlee
Thornton
Galen
B. Rudy
Musical Dik
Strauss
Boettzer Tweed Muito
ST. John's Academy
Reasonadie
Brad
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania
Postoffica
Emily Colcord
W. H. Lock Wood
CzsanvEs
P. Jacobs
Market St
C. L. Barnes
Marion Block
A. B. Barker
M. D
Inc
U.S
Fane
Leo Lan
Tus Sun Building
Ohiost
West
MAY Bros
Kenwood Park
Illinois Electric Line
Miselesippi St
Graceland-ave
Tennessee
Kenwood-ave
A. Metzger Agency
Odd Fallows Hall
Earler
H.t.hearsey & and
Pennsylvania St
Ate
Stedman Dental CO
Wallace
Parrott & Tag
Ducas
Washington
Pacific
West Washington Street
East Washington Street
Calla Thei
A. & P. Tea Co
Jonah
Madras
L’navoy
Excelsior
MATOR
East Washington
Taylor
North Mllinois St
Upze McGinley & Walker
Act ‘Bicycle Repair Works
Virginia
App. F. C
Business University
Heeb & O
Mest Washingon Street
Gilverware Repairing
Marion Lim
Ohio & Railroad
Ats
Cash
Py Seorge Kuss Bear
Bleese
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