Wintry Winds and Affairs in Indiana News Notes
A garbled Indiana era clip lists a string of local items: a thief named George Trail jailed three years for stealing coffee and gloves, a 40 year franchise for Brazil electric rapid transit with a 42 month build target, and various incidents from Saline City, Peru, Muncie, Vincennes, and other towns. It notes a Clay City cement trade, railway work in Blancie and New Albany, a murder trial focus in Peru, oil wells near Portland, and civic misfortunes from burglaries to fires. It also mentions marriages, suicides, a liquor-license protest, and a chaotic mix of accidents, political quips, and small-town doings across multiple Indiana locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prazil
George ‘Trail
Hhe Gay
Haa
Brazil Electric Rapid Train Company
Saline City
United States
Clay City
Jso
Au- Fura
Blancie
New Istreet
New Albany
New Electric
Witlard
Peru
Portland
Evangeliet Tillotson
Vincennes
Olliver & Co
Marion
Evanaville Press Club
Midland Steel Works
Muncie
George Morris
Forrest
Kokomo
G. G. Summers
Louisville
Anna Windell
Corydon
James Young
Veederaburg
Coldwater People
Washington
Ora Fllis
Bert Campbell
Veedersburg
Campbell
John Graham
Burlington
Bliss Florence Werrei
Brownstown
Louis Marylett
Indianapolis
Brideg
Henry Lamping
Alexandria
New Ross
Judge McNutt
Terre Haute
Chicago Sunday Sun
Terra Haute
Livine Smith
North Vernon
Orphans
Gert Wilkenson
Orlando
Steuben County
Texas
Fort Wayne
George Reed
Davia Dramatic Company
Actors’ Fund
New York
Howe
Jane
Michigan City
Laporte
Mayors Involved Over Laporte Brass Band Prize
In a sharpened exchange, the mayors of Michigan City and Laporte weigh in on a contested prize for the Laporte brass band. The Michigan City mayor condemns the lack of a booby prize as a public embarrassment.
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Michigan City
Laporte
Girls at Udell ladder works assert speech rights at pay time
Four of six girls aged 16 to 18 employed at Udell ladder works North Indianapolis talked when management demanded silence after asking for pay. They were told to quit talking or go home. all but one incident earlier ended with reinstatement. Company says talks reduced work. vacancies filled by boys with no unrest.
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Udell Ladder Works
Indianapolis
Barnes
County grand jury probes city policy shops noted
A county grand jury will investigate the city's policy shops. Burglars took a widow’s gold watch from Dr. Kimberlin’s home at 2 Park-ayne. William Owens was sentenced to six months in the workhouse and fined $50 for highway robbery by Judge Cox on Wednesday. The school board held a special session Wednesday night to purchase corner Meridian and Merrillsta for a new manual training school at $40,000. Jan 7 Cleveland club election for 1803 with two tickets led by Lon Melellan and Joseph T. Tilly. uniforms ordered. inauguration planned. Two weddings occurred Wednesday evening Ella Elizabeth Kriel married Charles Oscar Prutzman and Jessie Lazarus to Charles Divine. couples to reside in Muncie and this city respectively.
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Cleveland Club
Lon Melel-lan
Joseph T.tilly
Washington St
Council of Administration
Indiana G. A. St. Department
Denison House
Monument Commission
Thomas Ryan
Monon
Powers & Murphy
Gurley Taylor
Booneville
Washington and
Illinois-sts
Taylor
State Horticultural Society
J. Tobbs
E. Y. Teas
W. C. Reed
EF. J. Noe
J.3. Elliot
W. H. Ragan
W. A. Workman
J. Sedgewick
Prof
T. Troop
S. B. Caster
E. J.noe
Pwaski
Mr. Applegate
Indiana
Misa Ella Elizabeth Kriel
Lewis Kriel
Charles Oscar Prutzman
U. N
Lmais
G. A. Carstensen
Croom
Muncie
Jessie Lazarus
Charles Divine
N. Moerichanst
Joseph Milburn
Mrs. Divine
Washington
New York
Fall of a Union Leader in Memph is Tale of Downward Path
Austin Berry, once a staunch unionist and prominent printer, died in the workhouse after a life ruined by gambling and alcohol. Born about 15 years earlier, he led aggressive labor movements in youth, later reformed, then moved to Memphis where gambling revived his decline. He returned, became a wreck, and died under Judge Buskirk's sentence. He left relatives in Richmond, Indiana.
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Austin Berry
Berry
Memphis
Tern
Larga
Buskirk
Richmond
Ind
Police Ledger and Boxing News Mix In Chicago Dispatch
Patrolman Corrigan notes a case titled kissing her on the crime slate prompting banter among officers. Detective Thornton recalls a repentant ex-convict who confessed theft after restraint shows. Chicago ballplayer Jimmy Ryan opens a gin mill while Hart notes Herbert Volm signing doubt arises. Races at Roby and Mardi Gras prep collide with boxing bout plans in New Orleans and Sydney trainer Sam Fitzpatrick injures Jim Burge in San Francisco.
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Corrigan
Pennsylvania
Washington-sts
John Smith
Kissinherr
Jimmy Ryan
Chicago
Hart
Herbert Volm
Roby
Cora A
Moose
Notus
Doubtful
Little Buck
Jack McAuliffe
Dilly Meysr
Hawthorne
Gov. Adamasg
Londonville
Johnny Greener
Morse
St. Albans
New Orleans
Jim Burge
Sam Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
Big Four Route and Cincinnati Return Fare Notice
Via Bowen Route dhaina-car line offers 83 one way, 6 round trip, with Big Four Route at 3.90 and Cincinnati return 3.50. Date Saturday Nov 10 for Teachers' Bazar. return by Dec 12. Advertisement from Atlas Kta Insurance Up l of Indianapolis and local upholsterer J Hammel.
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Bowen
Atlas Kta Insurance Up_l
Indianapolis
Ind
Cash Capital Company
Cincinnati
Nec
Bazar
Iso
Grain and livestock prices drift through a busy market day
A crowded market report details bids and quotes across grains and feed, including wheat, oats, corn, and Timothy hay, with steady to mixed bids. Livestock and hog markets show varied activity as buyers and sellers assess futures, cash prices, and seasonal demand amid a December trading session.
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