Theyll Meet in Heaven and Other County News
A roundup of Indiana items reports tragic deaths from suicides and accidents, farm losses, and civic notes. Clarke county grasshopper invasion. Rushville and Sullivan teachers institutes closed. Miles Medical Co resumed Elkhart operations. Jeffersonville suburb laid out. Richmond forms republican club. Cows poisoned near Seymour. local fires in Rushville. Vincennes deaths from horse kicks. Mt. Vernon mills failed. banking reorganization in New Albany. John Troutwein death by self. Five youths arrested Michigan City for freight car break-ins. Huntington county drowning of infant. Prisoners’ jail escape attempt at Peru. Horse-drawn accident near Birchart. Old settlers picnic in Monroe county. Delaware county teachers institute near Muncie. 175 teachers attended. Site Duckworth seeks divorce. Western Indiana Christian Conference at Wingate. Alexandria workers form Hungry Willing Workers society. Hiwood pension suspension. Elkhart bicyclists seek sidewalk license. Albany postmaster burglary. Smallpox no new cases at Muncie. suspected murder of Genl. Heas at Seymour. Swartz missing near Union City. suicide note found. Freight train collision at Diske. big losses. Prison escapee Fields captured at Klarvey. Fatality in Terra Haunts as boy shot by cousin. Affidavits accuse Brazil councilmen in transit franchise scam. Terre Haute normal school attendance down after trouble. Mrs. Segnor, 17, dies by morphine. husband cruel. Wash. Twp. school wage cuts threaten winter term. Indiana pensions and widows list. A Crawfordsville merchant wounds farmer over wheat price after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Teachers’ Institute
Sullivan
New Albany
Rushville
Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Burttown
Jeffersonville
Richmond
Seymour
William Jackman
Clinton County
Frankfort
Chas. Baker
Leach Teel
Vincennes
A. Raben & Eon
Mt. Vernon
New Albany Banking Company
John Troutwein
Evansville
Michigan City
Robert Jones
Huntington County
Peru
John Roach
Aitvata
Birchart
Old Settlers
Jefferson County
Liberty Church
Monroe County
Delaware County
Muncie
Duckworth
Johnson County
Western Indiana Christian Conference
Wingate
Montgomery County
Alexandria
Hiwood
I. N. Roop
Mason
Albany
Piace
Genj. Ileas
Bre
Maniaze Swartz
Union City
Diske
Wabash County
Priday
Brainan
Fields
Klarvey
Otto Brown
John Brora
Terra Haunts
Bridey
Otto
Evia
Chiles
Cuicigo
Brazil
Rapid Transit
Stata Normal School
Terre Flante
Sullivan Democrat
Charles Segnor
Hilbert
Charles A. Porter
Washington Township
Bartholomew County
Indiana
Marion Douglass
Lucerne
Cass County
David A. Rosasy
Martinsville
Morgan County
Charles W. Martin
Kokomo
Howard County
Jacob T. Miles
Bryant
Jay County
Joseph H. Mayes
Lebanon
Boone County
Edwards
Diverse Friday sports results from multiple cities
Friday saw wins for the Bostons and New Yorks with no errors in their games. Shelbyvilles beat North Ver non club 8 to 7, Martinsville defeated Franklin 16 to 2, and a Fleetwood track event featured Nelson attempting a 2:0 record while Jack Dempsey announced a September boxing tournament in New York. Other events included Hal Pointer racing in Springfield and a Denver club purse for Johnny Murphy and Billy Plimmer. Jenna W. Connor won the Keystone shoot in New London with 98 points, while Pittsburg and New York exchanged hits in a 10-inning city game. Gilly Madden and Eldorado club rulers clashed, prompting the Mysterious Billy Smith vs Tommy Ryan bout to move venues. Columbus races were rain-delayed, with Will Kerr winning the first free-for-all heat at 2:10.45. Alexandria prepared to host Indianapolis in Lanham’s park, and McGuire defeated Johnson in a heavyweight bout near Gas City. Friday scores in endless leagues featured several games and a parade of named horses and jockeys across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New Yorks
Shelbyvilles
North Vernon
Martinsville
Franklin
Nelson
Stallion
Fleetwood
Jack Dempsey
New York
Springfield
Mass
Hal Pointer
Columbian Club
Denver
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Billy Plimmer
Jenna W. Connor
Knoxville
Tenn
Ieystone
New London
Conn
Wriday
Pittsburg
Ow Yorks
Gilly Madden
Eldorado Club
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Columbus
Will Kerr
Indianapolia
Alexandria
Ind
Lanham’s Park
Fisher
F. Schaub
FF. Broderick
Donovan
McGuire
Priday Lesque
Louisville
Philadelphia
Menefee
Wreaver
Taylor and Clements
Brooklyn
Chicago
Kennedy
Inslow
Abbey and Kittridge
Eenmore
Cincinnati
Bawka Oe
Robinson
Kting
Parditt
Vaughn
Pillsby
Ssratoga
M. Y.st Pat
Little Fret
Gattysburg
Sivhland
Redbeces I Owatt
Pantzen
Gloucester
Glenall
Miss Annie
Uncertainty
Bargd
Biringlelow
King Solomon
Ton
Local Court Actions and Miscellany At A Glance
Lake Morrison and Alva Walton were fined $1 and costs after arrest for soliciting passengers near the Union Station. J. M. Ryder, a cigar dealer, faces a special hearing next Tuesday afternoon over counterfeit union labels found in possession. A list of names appears with various outcomes and ages tied to a public notice, along with a short note about Health tonic claims and a local marriage bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Morrison
Alva Walton
Union Staod
Cabi
Ida
J. M. Ryder
Waa
Linius
Emma Heas
Ira
Ettle AicCiure
Piri
Alfred
Bovhla Andrews
John
Kate Onlever
Kanaem
Vera Critiis
Bert
Maggie Rairdon
Justin
Elizabeth Benton
W. B
Dells
Crabtrea
Ragie
J.C. Kemp
Rose Landis
Marion
Stowell
Concussion
Enristia Haltern
Chas, KE
Keinricks
Iany Picrnsrks
William P. Jones
Laure J. Gilbert
Primary convention to nominate Fourth Ward councilman
The Democratic Voters of the Fourth Ward hold a primary convention at St. Clair hall Indiana avenue Indianapolis Ind Sunday evening August 21 1898 to nominate a candidate for councilman. The meeting opens at 730 pm by order of the Democratic City Committee Thomas TaGu Joan W Metcinsis Secretary Chairman Monuments 248 E Washington St Aug Diener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
St. Clair Hall
Indiana-ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Demnoratic
Thomas TaGu
Joan W. Metcinsis
Suit Demands 7000 From Herron Over Repairs
Amos 8. Powell sues John Herron for seven thousand dollars claiming nine years of general repair work done for Herron who owns nine houses in the city. Powell says Herron promised compensation but evicted him from his house and now refuses further work or pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Powell
John Herron
Herron
Live Stock Market Pieces and Prices in Indianapolis
Market report from Indianapolis on Saturday August 26 1893 shows cattle receipts and shipments light with prices varying. Features include quotes for shipping and export cattle and common to choice cattle, steers and cows with specific weight ranges and bids. sheep and lamb market steady with quotations. inspector's report on grains and feeding commodities. assorted hog prices and feed prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naga
Indianapolis
Emiraes
Amd
Medicis Snc
Markets by Telegraphan Crroaco Wheat and Corn Quotes
Crroaco market roundup reports opening wheat for Sept from Dee at 67. Re: corn Sept at 674e. Dee price 77ee. oats 237ke with July 2dlee. Pork Sept 28 BC Oct 13 25, jerd Sept 266 Oct S87 87. Chicago notes wheat Sept 6lixe Dee 6784c, corn Sept 3Fhge Dec a7za Onis Rept. 3hie May ages. Pork Sept gis on Oct $1400. Tibs Sept 26 70 Cet 34 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crroaco
Dee
Chicaeu
Lala
Pure Beer Claims Germ Proof Water Boiling Myth
The text argues waterborne cholera is unlikely to spread and contrasts beer brewing with strong fermentation. It touts Indianapolis Brewing Company products as pure and germ free, claiming longer boiling improves safety and taste. It cites brands like P Lieber Pilsener and Special Brew as absolute purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Indianapolis
Indianapali Brewing Company
Mothers ignorance blamed for infant deaths explain lactated food
A period article argues nine tenths of infant mortality due to mothers' ignorance and poor foods. It praises lactated food as life saving when breastfeeding is not possible, citing Mrs. C M Childs of Elkton Md and a physician's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Childs
Elkton
Burlington
George Gillison
Conowingo
H. H. Mitchell
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Hi. Rawlings
Marengo
Crawford County
Calvin Stogdill
St. Paul
Decatur County
Jacob T. Ford
Edwardsville
Floyd County
Enoch 1. Worley
Sheridan
Hamilton County
John Replogle
Middlebury
Elkhart County
Samuel Bottenfelt
Goshes
Elijah Board
Stone Blutis
Fountain County
Henry Snyder
Marion County
William Shilling
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Betsey Milnas
Sporting Evne
Sarsaparina
Hood
Washington St
Les
City Grain Bblarket
Bbc
Phite
Mizea
Har
Timothy
Thadhy
Prairis
Clover
NEW Fall Millinery
Nanniz
Toseph
A. Oe Miller
Virginia Avenue
Mansfield & Son
Massachusette Ave
Aoetor
Gvel
VIA
A. Om
City Ticket Ofice
Lilinois-at
Kenstucky-ave
Llinois-at
Union Station
H. J. Reeben
Berri Z
Rattan
Times
Spiegel, Thoms & CO
Court House
W. Washington
Kentucky Ave
America
Grates
Delaware St
Andirons
Densmore
WM. M. Bird, JR. & Co., General Agents
North Pennsylvania Street
Fitch
Pes
Yao ‘Oy
Fide
Managolin
Viosin Staal
Ae Gt
Fine ‘ Pauden
A. J
Indiana Avenue
Uo. W. Guenthers
SeltEare. Thetz
Horsashoaia
Creede
Ainla-Ays
W. Washington-st
Jersey-st. Fan
Bow Office
Cook
O&k
Ohto-st. A
Cherry-st. Real Estate
Broadway
W. BE. Mick & Co
HAL Hspariin
Pennsylvania-st
W. I. Mick & Co
Bareain
Pennsylvania
W. & Mick & Co
HAL
Mick & Co
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