Saloon Explodes In Indiana Affects Towns And Crimes
A string of Indiana items reports a saloon blast in Ossian causing no investigation into dynamiters. Other notes include deaths from operations and accidents in Goshen Elk Hart and Knightstown, a chicken dispute in South Bend, a burglary in Elk Hart, forgery arrest in Flora, and a factory rumor near Summitville.
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Goshen
Indiana
Logansport
Grip
George Snyder
Elkhart
Benjamin Stutsman
South Bend
William Folsom
Bowling Green
Clay County
Chris Wissler
Dublin
Mary Mahoney
Knights of Labor
Fort Wayne
Sons of
Momus
Cambridge City Tribune
Stewart Union
Flora
Rockville Republican
Mecca
Chicago
Summitville
Clara Wilhoutes
Jeffersonville
Martin Adamson
Abe Stumpf
Marion
Goshen Times
Benton
George Popa
Greenfield
Ossian
Malls
Robert Breckenridge
Knightstown
Henry Adair
Centreville
Granville Davia
Anderson
Dayton
Dan Reibold
Terre Haute
Telephone Exchange Reform Changes Speech by Operators
A letter laments changes at a telephone exchange where operators now address patrons as party and avoid slang. The shift replaces phrases like Git 'em and What d ye want with Has the party answered and What number please as part of a reform effort.
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Tue Son
Tae Son
Tu Sun Building
Ohio
Purtures of Sporting Life and Various Local Notes
Springfield rider E A Nelson is seriously ill while billiards pro Ives trains in New York for a major tourney. Yale captain Hinckey may be re-elected, and Muldoon issues a Greco Roman challenge. Yale crew prep, boxing overgoings in Australia, and a Joe Sic Grath backer bets $2000. A street robbery, football shifts at West Point, and a legal note on election pay costs close the roundup.
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Ives
New York
Hinckey
Yale
Hoe
Frank P. Slavin
America
Muldoon
Australia
Harry Sharpe
Edwardsville
Jacksonville
Louis Waldron
Joe Sic Grath
Annapolis
Charley Mitchell
Hie
James Corbett
Muncie
Edward Stump
Michigan
State
Wm. H. Johnson
Tenderson Brown
Martin R. Delaney
Lucius Stockwell
Non. Con
Progress Club
Board of Works
Tomlinson Hall
Bartholomew
Trusier
Butchers cattle and sheep market recap and grain quotes
The report covers Friday receipts and market activity for cattle and sheep with prices for good to choice cattle, medium and heavy classes, and fat calves. It notes a slow to lower trend, slightly active late trading, and strong clearance, plus city grain quotes for wheat corn and oats with futures close details.
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Javiseapolis Union Etock
Erica
Goon Io
Botmud
Ween Anne Eees
Boz
Declne
UBU
Perhead
Firzpay
Dec
Cogn-Firmec
Virmer
Prairie
Goa Sue
New York Store Offers Deep Cuts on Children Coats and Clothing
Store advertises cloaks for children aged 2 to 6 at reduced prices to clear floor space for books. Includes eiderdown, fur trimmed, ladies cloth, and various materials with many price pairs. Also lists steep discounts on boys and men’s wear including suits, overcoats, and accessories across departments. Street-level sale targets Christmas shoppers and regular customers.
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California
Prinis
Shmpson
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Pen— & Bian
Lang Hill
Edinburg
Corrier
Maggie Bryant
Charley Maurice
Eberfield
Evansville
Gwaltney
John Smith
Fough
Puatures OF Sporting Life
E. A. Nelson
Springfield
Mais
Meridianat
Clark Harris
Harris
P.S
Bob
Indianapolis
Kregelo & Whitsett
Rank Bird Transfer Company
Crown Hill
Delaware
Bates House
Union Station
Purestard
D.H. Baldwin
Pennsylvania St
Ind
Cincinnati
VIA
Illinois-st
Kentucky-avc
S. Illinois-at
Union Staton
H. J. Rhein
Dental College
Pennsylvania-st
New Jersey
Alabama
St. Miss
Smal
Lremont-ave
Haughvale
Trent
Pelaware
North St
Porren
Miller
Spring-st
Tennessee-st
Pale
Delaware St
CaicaGo
Séige
Tee
Ettis
Chas. L. Hutchinson
EB. Wash
Danbury Hat CO
West
Washington-st
Indianapolis College of Commerce
Journal
Monument
A. Stossmhister
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Streets
Chuck
SRF
FSA
Massachusetts Ave
Ohio St
Hassocks
Alburt Gall
Washington Street
Aganey Fers
Johnson
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