Peculiar Insanity Case From Indiana Towns
A chaotic clipping reports multiple scattered incidents in Indiana towns. Frederick Burger, 65, believes his death is pending and will be caused by disembowelment, tracing to Knights of the Golden Circle. Andrew Lohr of Columbus marries twice after being persuaded by neighbors, friction leads to divorce. Elza Praugh, 20, found murdered on a railroad near Bluffton, possibly while riding trains. Peru to Muncie items include a strawboard plant, prison counts, mill fire, threshing boiler accident, celery shipments, bank formation, and local misfortunes.
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Brazil
Owen County
Clay City
Frederick Burger
Knights of the Golden Circle
Columbus
Possum Creek
Andrew Lohr
Europe
Elza Praugh
Here
Peru
Muncie
Darnell
Edward Brown
Joseph Russell
Kendallville
Greenwood
Valparaiso
Aurora
Richmond
Julius Kahn
Elwood
Mexico
Miami County
Samuel McGaughey
Acton
Robert Allen
Anderson
Attica
Merchants’ Bank
Hartford City
Indiana
Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Rome City
Court House
Iesnicl
Garland Stove Company
Wheeling
W.a
David Justice
Jonesboro
Menry Davaney
Noblesville
Waterloo
Wayne Capital
Montana
Logansport
John Mitchell
Muneile
United States
Tippecanos County
Aston
Hart
Salvation Army
McCuen
Death and pension list notes mark Marion report and Foster death
Five burglaries reported in Marion this week and a suspected gang at work. Mrs Ellen Douglas Foster wife of Rev B F Foster grand secretary of the odd fellows order died of heart trouble at home after a street car injury. She was born 1826 in Salem New Jersey and moved to Indianapolis with a large family history including Enos Reed and Capt Ben Reed.
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Marion
Pensioners
Massilon Haney
Amer A. Forsha
David W. Braig
Michael Schanz
Jeremiah Haas
Zachariah Garrett
James W. Hall
Richard Jones
Samuel Neff
Edward Kennedy
Frederick Steinhauer
Charles G. Stoneman
John Hoagland
Aaron Martin
Samuel G. Seiders
George W. Anderson
Joseph E. Working
Jesse Prouty
Charles Overman
William W. Nicholson
Wm. F. Harris
Solomon Swang
Columbus Ballard
John N. Kinison
Charles Sims
Jas. W. Porter
Jas. M. Barlow
David B. Adams
John Slattery
Jan. Lockwood
Isaac
B. F. Foster
Ellen Douglas Foster
Odd-Fellows’ Order
W. Tenthst
HE. M. Pineree
First Universalist Church
Louisville
Foster
Indianapolis
Madison
Frank
Charles B
Fred. C
Grace Belle Foster
Enos B. Reed
Ben Reed
Rebecca 8. Nichols
Hunter wins five mile bicycle race in Frankfort Indiana
Eliis Hunter captured the five mile race in Frankfort Indiana with a time of 17 minutes 10 seconds. He earned a gold medal valued at 25 dollars. A grand lantern parade is planned after the first day of the coming bicycle meet. Zigzag club and visiting riders from across the country will attend. George F. Taylor, the world record holder, plans to enter open races, boosting local interest.
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Eliis Hunter
Frankfort
Ind
Thomas Hay
Ellis Hunter
Roll
Chicago
Hunter
George F. Taylor
Labor day parade orders curb store hours and union shops
John Riley and Harry Morris announce a labor day directive by the labor committee to close union clerk shops at 8 a m instead of 9 30 as agreed with the parade forming at 8 o clock. Union barber shops are to close at the same hour and unrepresented trades are asked to contact the committee. A separate note from Merrill Moores of the Marion county republican committee grants the salesmen's union a request to bar political demonstrations in Indianapolis Saturday night during the campaign.
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John Riley
Harry Morris
Labor Committee
Cloge At & A. m
Merrill Moores
Marion County Republican
Loebenberg
Central Labor Union
Idianapolis
J.P. Rigga
Frenzel
Sun
Contest Estimation Instructions For Tru Sun Readers
The notice explains that prize money is awarded by official vote for electors and governor after the election. It tells readers to place their name and address on coupon lines, and to send estimates in plain envelopes to Tum Sum contest editor at 72 E Ohio St Indianapolis. The arrival date and time will determine victory, and participation is open to all state and US residents except Tru Sun employees.
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Tae Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Tru Sun
United States
Tam Sun
Pennsylvania St. Gets a New Restaurant
Campaign badges from the presidential nominating era adorn the windows of When clothing store in Pennsylvania. The Bruce place greenhouses show night blooming cereus in 30 to 40 buds at Saturday’s display. Lizzie Oliver seeks divorce from Edward citing abuse and current confinement in the workhouse. Esther Miller seeks permanent separation from John over habitual drunkenness and asks for custody of their two children. Stockyards quarantine lifted. Texas fever believed controlled. Mrs. May Wright Sewall travels to Europe for the 1893 world’s fair congress, meeting Empress Frederick who advocates German representation.
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Pennsylvania St
When
Bruce Place
College-ave
Lizzie Oliver
Edward
Esther WN. Miller
John
May Wright
Sewall
Europe
International Congress of Women
Germany
Frederick
Railroads promote half fare and chair cars in western routes
Advertisement notes Missouri Pacific and associated lines offering half fare to Arkansas Texas Indian Territory Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah New Mexico Idaho and Southwest Missouri with reclining chair cars free to major points Dates of sale August 38 September vnth and October 25 maps and circulars available from Coke Alexander district passenger agent No 7 Jackson Place Indianapolis plus local market notices on meat prices and livestock receipts with sheep lamb and cattle quotes and grain prices from Chicago and local markets.
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Missouri Pacific
At. C
Arkansas
Texas
Indian Ter
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utaub
New Mexico
Idaho
Stontara
Missouri
Coke Alexander
Jackson Place
Indianapolis
Wholesale closing sale at American Watch Club Co
The stock of the American Watch Club Co located at 11 North Pennsylvania Street is to be closed out at wholesale prices as the business plans to discontinue. High grade goods are offered at sacrifice prices to clear the stock. The ad promises a guaranteed bargain in every purchase with sample prices quoted.
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American Watch Club CO
North
Pennsylvania Street
Indiana
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E. Kregelo & Whitsett
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Organized Labor
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Merion County
Frank i. Gates
Gpographical Union
James H. Deery
Henry Gale
Carpenters' Union
Wm. Johnston
T. A. Gallagher
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Dalton Bates
Hatter House
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