Son of a Rebel sparked clash over strike act at Grover
A chaotic column of items reports on a strike at Grover with low born burglaries, diverse accidents, and public notices. It notes a smallpox guard protest in Muncie, labor unrest in Dunkirk and Logansport, and various local incidents from Crawford county fires to a man shot by frogs in Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Marion
Richmond
Lodge of
Elks
Thameson
Crawford County
Kokomo
Shelbyville
Alexandria
Osgood
Northern
Dunkirk
West Brownstowm
Hancock County
Panhandle
Logansport
Tlme
Great Western Circus
Peru
Clarence Asbey
People's Party
Anderson
Zimmerman
Valparaiso
Monon Road
Thompson
James Dewwolfe
Laperz
Ind
Marion
Evansville
Central Labor Union
Johnnies
Elwood Militia Company
Muncie
Consolidated Street Car Company
Ah-shin” Pennington
Noblesville
Sadis Hill
Spiceland
Toasty
Frank Posey
Donley
Salem
Robert Munir
Frank Asher
Exoma
Richard Newton Young
Pike County
Petersburg
Cleveland
Hoke Smith
O. K. Patterson
J. N. Huston
Connersville
Johnson survives asphalt vat accident at city hospital
Wm. Johnson who fell into a vat of hot asphalt Monday remains hospitalized at City hospital but is recovering. Judge Baker awarded $2,500 to C. L. Taneyhill on a $2,000 note against T. P. Haughey. Epworth league junior chorus plans a Roberta lecture room meeting Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
City Hospital
Baker
C. L. Taneyhill
T. P. Haughey
Epworth League
Roberta
Domino Wins By A Nose In Great Futurity At Sheepshead Bay
The great futurity race at Sheepshead Bay Tuesday drew a small crowd. Domino, favorite with Taral riding, pressed Galileo from the start but lost footing and led again to win by a nose with Galileo second and Dobbins third. Taral received 5000 from the Keenes, and the purse totaled 54715. Keene and Dwyer talked of a possible matchup between Domino and Dobbins, with Dwyer backing the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Domino
Galileo
Taral
Dobbins
Slong
Keenes
Ms. Keene
Mr. Dwyer
Keene
Fleetwood
Little Daisy
Alexandria
Lebanon
Chicago
Columbus
Ind
Eliza T
Lulu O
Fieldher
John R
Cleveland
Saratoga
Melanie
Fredericks
Polydora
Manhansett
Panhandle
Esther Payne
Russell
Paris
Ill
St. Louis
Susie Nell
Editha
Borealis
Bonnie B
Burt Jordan
Bonnie True
Will Kerr
Wo Reagon
Indianapolis
New York
Nancy Hanks
Budd Doble
Nancy
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Coney Island Athletic Club
Smith
Ryan
Washington
Cincinnati
Esper
McGuire
King
Murphy
Brooklyn
Louisville
Hadock
Kennedy
Daily
Stratton
Grim
Laltimore
Mullane
Hawke and Robinson
Clarkson
O’connor
Edward Hughbank Sues For Divorce And Custody
Edward Hughbank accuses wife Cora of cruelty and files for divorce and custody of their child. Other items note a carriage sale at a low price to a liveryman, injuries from a street incident, a property deed filed for trust, a guilty sodomy plea with a five year sentence, a Fort Wayne lawyer jailed, and various deaths and notices including a stillborn infant and other fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hughbank
Cora
Chas
Bright
Morton Piece
C. E. Merrifield
Indianapolis National Bank
Walter Johnson
Cox
Frank Claycamp
Fort Wayne
Harriet Sheare
Clabou
Ellis
Crown Hill Cemetery
N. W. Brysot & Co
Anpolina F. and
Lycurgus McCann
Sarah Rogers
Otto
Mary Schopp
Henry
Mrs. McCaslin
Benj. F. Plummer
Albert E. Reed
C. L. Ellis
Jackson
Anna Schonecker
Diamond Set Badges For G A R Encampment Prizes
The New York Store offers three prizes totaling nearly $1,000 for encampment posts. Two solid gold diamond inlaid badges will honor Marion county and state level post commanders, awarded by votes from members and supporters. A third prize, a silk flag trimmed with bullion for the out of state post with the most parade participants, adds further incentive. Votes accrue with every 25 cents spent, and announcements will update as results unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Order of the
New York State
Marion County
G. A. BR
Indiana
Marceau Opens New Northwest Gallery with California Expertise
Marceau, newly arrived from California, prises ownership of 40 N. Illinois St gallery space and expands to three operating rooms. He brings advanced equipment and styles from abroad, promising faster, higher quality portraits and closer alignment with modern photographic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marceau Bas
California
Fotograf Gallery
N. Tlinois St
Povwer
Marceau
Chicago and Return Passes Offered for World’s Fair Access
Tickets good ten days on Pennsylvania Line from Indianapolis to Chicago with stops at South Chicago Grand Crossing and Englewood near the world’s fair. Pullman buffet parlor car leaves Indianapolis daily at 11:45 a m. Seats reserved via ticket agents at 48 Washington St., 46 Jackson Place, Union Station, Massachusetts area, or W F Broner, D P A Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Line
Chicgzo
Grand Crossing
Englewood
Notels
Indianapolis
Washington St
Jackson Place
Union Station
Massachusetts
W. F. Broner
Auction Sale of Household Goods at 189 W Washington
Auctioneers Gustin and McCurdy offer a sale tomorrow morning starting 9:30 at 189 West Washington Street. Items include several oak and cherry bedroom suites, a sideboard, tables, chairs, washstands, carpets, and more. A buggy with horse and harness will be sold at 12 o'clock. Also rentals and job notices appear in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auc Fion
Washington St
Gustin & McCurdy
Stoll challenges central labor union inquiry
Mr Stoll says the Central Labor Union conducted an investigation into past actions with an employer in another city without notifying him or offering a hearing. He asserts he would repeat his stance, defends his 15 year record of labor, and offers to hear both sides, insisting he was not asked to defend the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Phe Sun
Central Inhor Union
Cleveland Topographist Union
Central Labor Union Committee
Geo. C, Stoll
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis Aug 30 1893
Active cattle and sheep markets with contrasting packer and shipper demand. Quoted on shipping cattle including choice export stock over 1455 lbs and lighter weights, with values for steers, cows, heifers, and lambs. Receipts around 3,000 head. Wednesday wagon loads and car lots bidding on corn, wheat, and timothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianafolis
CaTiz
Weeveean
Seaeseny & Zug
Irices
BEBE
PNGB
Nadia
Gra
Markets by Telegraph in Chicago Aug 30 to Oct
Market figures across corn oats wheat short ribs and live cattle listed with monthly and future contracts. Prices show September and October terms for grain and livestock with figures tied to notable traders and Chicago origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaca
Giske
Det
Azige
Angle
Lee
Silia Dee
Bikae
Work Too Many Hours and the Rest Cure Remedy
Expressman Seaver discusses a universal health remedy reachable by all to restore strength amid constant labor. He notes sick men and women across Europe and the Mediterranean seeking health and rest, yet many cannot afford recreation while summer work continues. Exhaustion and nervous strain replace the drive to work as sleep becomes scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mediterranean
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health and Energy
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for indigestion fatigue and nervous headaches caused by protracted work. It claims to strengthen sleep digestive function and vital energy citing Boston expressman H Seaver and a commercial traveler as cases of cure and urging Laborers to take it during hot sunny days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Boston
H. Seaver
Warren St
Roxbury
Mass
Baston
Bighlands
Weare
Paina
Air
Seaver
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Hore Smith
Grover
Town Tale
Himzar
Dwyer Haye
Coney Island
City Life
Castle Hotel
Marriant
Sun Office
Organs ON Payments
D.H. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
Mr. Stoll
Live Stock
Marist
Guy Grain Market
Durest Aed
Auius Hhen TS
Dann’l A. Realy
OPUS
Aione
Trace
Harry Porter
Raliaview
Electris
Illinois and
Washington Streets
Illinois Street
College Avenue
Oaks C. RB. Olsen
Kentucky-ara
Expressman Seaver
Expressian Seaver
Ducas
W. Wash. St
Indianapolis, Ind
Waterbury
Cincirsati
VIA
C., EI
D. Lhaving
Ilinois-st. and
Kentucky-are
Illinois-st
Rhein
F. & Fuller Cloak & Suit Co
East Washington-st
U. 3. Supply Co
G. W. Jarnen
North Illinois St
Fuller Croan & Suit Co
East Washington St
Toc
A. Shotwall
H.C. Atkins
Timothy L. Bosart
Ars Haraby
Irving
Voanty
Puranant
Board of Trusteea
Gaia
Irvington
Paralle
Washington Street
Chatns
Board of
J. BH. Barntlill
Wilson
Doan
Hasy
People's
Kentucky
Nannis Parkhill
Falk's
South
Illinois ST
Fitch
Eeaw
Moorh
East
Parrott & Taggart
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Bryce Spest
NERS
Albert Gall
8. C. Johnson
Farnisasi
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