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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1892
Page
4
Shelbyville reports a clandestine wedding of Miss Mrt Glessner and Ellis Siifer met by family objections and forgiven at the station by Judge Glessner. The column also bundles missing persons, fires, drownings, wrecks, electric lines, and local incidents across Indiana towns with brief notes on pensions and local curiosities.
A Washington Indiana visitor recounts an incident at Fairview Park involving a gray haired policeman and companions who carved names on a tree. An officer ejected a man nicknamed Smart Aleck for trespass while dismissing claims of badges. Mrs Jones claimed unreadability and dull tolerance of rule breaking amid a park fiasco.
North Indianapolis residents brings an old pillow case with a full silverware set engraved Sayles to the police. The items were found buried under a culvert after two armed men guarded the site Sunday night. no theft occurred. The silverware is believed stolen from Oney Sasyles of 907 North Delaware Street, whose home was robbed Saturday night in the family's absence.
Mrs E W Hickman of 464 Hanna st seeks her husband who left Aug 9. Mrs Mary O Banion took morphine Sunday at 95 Columbia alley but was saved. Property at Vermont and Illinois transferred from Julia Jennings to Sarah Thornburg for 15000. Allen chapel Basel bids farewell to pastor Rev J A Davis Monday night. Uniform rank K of P. left Union station to attend encampment in Kansas City. Pocketbook with 3 dollars stolen from Mrs Mary Rigeal near Wineston College ave by a footpad. Annie Hoy held at police station, declared insane and sent to Central hospital. Lozan confectionery, Indianapolis warehouse, and Indianapolis mission for sick children incorporated. Fourteenth ward club raised first democratic pole at Madison ave and Yeiser st. Richard Mosby died at 220 W Washington st. Undertaker Girton placed mourning crape. later insignia removed. German Protestant orphan society celebrated twenty eighth anniversary at Schuetzen park with 10000 attendance. Constable Sorters to Chicago on excursion. received 60 from government for deserter capture to take women and relatives along. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad note.
The Sun offers 35 20 and 10 dollars to the first three correct forecasts of Indiana’s November election results for electors and governor. Entries must be written on a coupon from The Sun and mailed to the Indianapolis office. Open to all residents, with no limit on estimates.
On the fifteenth anniversary of John Huegele’s move to 6 E Washington St, his house is transformed into a lavish establishment designed by Adolf Scherrer and built by Sender & Becker. The bar fixtures include a 6 by 10 foot beveled mirror, walnut carpentry, and electric lighting, with Huegele moving the General Fray restaurant to the main floor. The page also features travel ads and a busy city grain market report with various bids and prices.
Fair weather and praise from twenty thousand admirers accompany the firm’s claim of strong business ties with hundreds of thousands of customers and widespread respect. It points to a 20 percent discount sale on light-weight suits and costs and vests as verification and promises advance fall styles across all departments.
Oxhborrow lowered the mile record to 2 21 3 5 Saturday in London. Curt Gunn won $18 855 at Monmouth Park and the Pendleton club beat Danburys 6 to 5. Nancy Hanks clocked 2 09 4 in Chicago but fell short. News covers sports, politics, and sermons from Pulpit Echoes notes.
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