Switchmen Strike Over Pay in Cash in Indiana News
A wide array of local incidents fill Indiana news reel. Switchmen on the KH. & TY. A. road strike over payment in checks rather than cash. Fires cause losses in Bedford Converse and near Evansville. Several deaths, accidents, smallpox cases, arson case in Bedford, and a bank rescue at Attica mark a bustling week.
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Richmond
Hamilton County Teachers’ Institute
Cicero
Bedford
W. H. Scrogin
Martineville
William Lancaster
Converse
Citizens’ National Bank
Attica
John Dennis
Franklin
Blonday
John Leinbart
North
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Muncie
West Franklin
Evansville
Anderson
Seymour
Jesse Denlinger
Morristown
Indiana Veterinary Association
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Michael Burke
Indianapolis
West Muncie
American Tin Plats Works
Elwood
Harry Williams
Edinburg
Burgess
Noblesville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dixon Beats Plimmer in Madison Square Garden Bout
The Colored Lad George Dixon defeated Billy Plimmer in a featherweight title clash at Madison Square Garden New York after five preliminary bouts. Plimmer impressed early, Dixon pressed the attack, and the English challenger won a hard fought decision amid a roaring crowd. Other notes include Joe Hornung umpiring in New York and various boxing and sports updates from across the era.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
George Dixon
Billy Plimmer
Dixon
Plimmer
George
Nixon
D Plimmer
Eratefore
Joe Hornung
Greenfield Ball Club
Knightstown
Lexington
Charley Mitchell
Giants
Dick Burge
Sam
Claveiock
Washington Club
Dan Stouthers
Brooklyn
Tim Keefe
Phillies
Navahoe
Springfield
Mass
Hal Pointer
Sugden
Pittsburg
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Dal Usnking
Keefe
Crane
King
John Clarkson
Lovett
Haddock
Fiullane
Austin Gibbons
Giblin
Livie
Gliblin
Austin
Jack Conley
Black Frank
Minnesota
Wuncie
Conley
Coon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Baltimore
Louisville
Washington
Philladelphia
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Choynskii
Coney Island
O’donnell
Edge
Wheat and feed prices and wagon travel notices
A local market listing shows oats, hay, and prairie seeds with bid prices for white and mixed varieties, plus a wagon wheat section and a note on harvest excursions. Also included is a travel promotion from Vandalia with one fare plus $2 for round trips, valid to late September, with contact details in Indianapolis.
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Hay
Timothy Choles
Timothy
BrAgee Gillot
Biarvest
W. FR. Bronger
J. B. al
Ladlanapolis
Indianapolis
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Jon Boals
James Parker
Shelbyville
Boals
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David A Rooney
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Fies
Chas. McDonald
Delphi
Rufus
Test
Whitewater River
Pickles McAllister
Gas Belt Electric Railway
Indiana Weather Service
William Freeman
Middletown
Henry County
Philip Wolf
Union City
Randolph County
Adam “Eeck
Brightwood
Marion County
Samuel D. Kirkwood
Upland
Grant
Margaret Hayden
Oakland City
Gibson County
Hannah A. Pike
Elizabeth Redd
Logansport
Cass County
Cily Life
Frank E. Manker
J. A. Cominger
Wm. Medlock
Wm. Madden
Cox
College-ave
Billy Plimmber
Jack Contley
Jedge
Gaston
Gastright
Merritt
Chamberlain
Vaughn
Philadelphia
Taylor and Cross
Young
O'Connor
McGuire and Stevens
Menefee
Orim
Cyclone
Greenfield
Ind
Echo Boy
Independence
Clarkson
Monmouth Park
Grace Brown
Kinglet
Kingston
Long Beach
Saratoga
N. Y
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Ray del Mar
Marie K
Fredericks
St. John
Gloucester
Penzance
Frank B
Blink Bonnie
Clifton
N. J
Malena
Lento
Heads Or Tails
Eclipse
Bess McDuff
Mat Lands
Indiarapolis Union
Weadnesday
Vepedeertovess
Teletraph
Onigaso
Flye
Dee
Corm
Sbisc
C. W. Guenther’s
Massachusetts
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Madison-eve
Washington St
Gustin & MeCurdy
West Georgia
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Pennsylvania
Ducas
W. Wash. St
Indianapolis, Ind
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Kentucky Ave
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Kentucky-ave
Union Station
H. J. Rhein
Flanner & Buchanan
Illinois St
Ate Fair
Dan J. Canary
Vir Canary
Indianapolis Military Band
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Tam Sin
Sun
Densmore
WM. M
Fitch
Albert Gall
5. C. Johnson
Farnisnad
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