Indiana News Roundup of Crimes and Local Developments
Madison area reports detail a fatal quarrel between two sewer contractors James Maguire and Frank McGuire after a fight with a hoe strike. Other items note electric lights in Anderson and Cambridge City, a water works system at Fairmount, a post office robbery near Morristown, a fire at the Wabash Times building, and various court and crime notes across Wayne, Henry, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanaville
James Maguire
Frank McGuire
McGuire
Anderson
Cambridge City
Wayne County Farmers
Centerville
Alenry County
Hillsboro
Shelbyville Matinea Musicale
M. C.A
Terre Haute
Fairmount
Maj. W. M. Anderson
Rising Sun
Prtaian Sisters
Edinburg
Wednesda
Hemincran Glass Company
Muncie
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Elwood
U. S
Dunlap
Morristown
Moore's Hill
Robert A. Norton
South Bend
Saarah Mundell
Bedford
Prigen
Charles Ole
Erie & Weatera
Muncie 'Hhursday
Paley Brandenbere
Greenfield
Livvie Kasher
New Palestine
Indiana
Columbia
Bluffton
James Miner
Vaiparaisa
Frances Goms
Martinsville
National Organization
Minerva Wright
Richmond Street Railway
Lasker
Showalter
Logapaport
Gen Dugan
Linn Simmons
Fort Wayne Lumber Company
Conrad ‘Xaiser
Louis Severs
Charles Michel
Noblesville
J. C. Baird
Albany
Delaware County
Russiaville
West Middleton
Howard County
Wabash Times
Times
Plain Dealer
Moore
Levansville
Avery Barnes
William Rowe
Joseph
George Rodgers
Jerry Hawkins
Jonas Cook
Blufffton Chronicle
Laporte
Sprass
New Orleans boxing intrigue and forfeit bets posted
The article notes Pas nillzon Zamporst Virden and Jueer Toy with W L Munson in New Orleans races and Austin Gibbons clamoring for a finish with Billy Myer, offering 31 000. English cyclists plan to race in Chicago next year while Jack McAuliffe travels to New York for a bout with Dick Burge. Cres cent club posts 20 000 for a finish fight and talk of a fake exhibition between Hall and Fitzsimmons for 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pas
Crescent Club
Journal
Billy Myer
Jack McAuliffe
Chicago
McAuliffe
Myer
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Mat
Real estate bargains in Tae Sun and opportunities in Opal liners
Daily liners advertise real estate bargains and opportunities. Prominent listings appear in Tox Sen and Tae Sun columns inviting readers to read the sections for deals and chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tox Sen
Tae Sun
Jupiter Burlesque at Grand Presented by Digby Bell Company
Digby Bell and company present Jupiter at the Grand in a top burlesque show praised for its cast. Louise Montague shines as the charioteer with strong acting and singing, while the trio and other numbers receive high notes. Minor faults include excessive first act horseplay and weak slave dealer bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Digby Bell
Julian Edwards
Harry B. Smith
Digby Pell
Olympia
Louise Montague
Atio
Josephine Knapp
Laura Joyce Bell
J.A. Libby
Tis Hall
Ingle
Miss Montague
Mite
Biss
Antiquated Kingston whisky stock offered for family use
The Kingston advertises a large stock of aged Bourbons and Ryes from the government warehouse offered for family and medicinal use. It lists brands, vintages, and proofs with a $100 reward for misrepresentation, and notes changes in distribution and address details for related hardware and repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bond & Lillard
Craw
McBrsyer
Bra
Sherwood
Ryo
Hermatize
Tron
Cattle Markets and Grain Prices Reported in Local Market
The document details cattle bids to butcher buyers with prices for good to fair cows and fat calves, and notes strong Friday shipments and brisk market activity. It includes inspector reports on grain and feed, with wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices and futures in Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrle
E.cport
Aessencaeneane
Rene Guis
Cueto
Mrs Dr Stanley Clairvoyant Palmist Advert
This advertisement promotes Mrs Dr Stanley a renowned clairvoyant and palmist who reads futures and offers marriage, business, legal and health guidance. It claims to reveal the future, name marriage partners, reunite couples, aid divorces, improve finances, and provide charms and remedies. Parlors at 26 West New York St hours 9 am to 9 pm. Investments and confidential business advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Stanley
Palmist
Tella
West
New York St
The Basement Offers An Indieas Children's Goods
The Basement offers a range of children's items including rocking horses priced from 75c to 2.25 and toy carriages from 50c to 3.78. Additional items include wheelbarrows, dolls, bric a brac, cloaks, work baskets, toilet sets, smoking aids, cut glass, and magic lanterns.
Japanese Sale Promises Huge Bargains Before Christmas
Crowds gather around the Japanese department on the second floor for a clearance sale with hundreds of useful and pretty table goods priced at 39 cents or less. The stock totals $10,090 and must be sold before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Circuit Court
Boys' Clothing Sale Reduces Prices On Wais and Coats
A local shop lists heavy discounts on boys waists and coats with dozens priced for quick sale. Laundered waists from 48c to 1.35 for various styles, rubber coats 1.75 to 2.78, hats and pants reduced, overcoats and suits cut to lower prices, highlighting bulk quantities and actual-to-now contrasts.
Shoe Department Closeout Deals Ahead of Christmas
Bargain closeouts announce 804 pairs of dongola and misses shoes, prices cut from 2.50 to 2.29 and 1.50 to 1.19. 26 pairs of children's shoes at 0.85, 50 pairs Russia calf nullifiers slippers at 1.89, Burt's fina shoes, and assorted leather and velvet slippers 0.75 to 1.50. Limited Saturday sale and inventory clearance before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Russia
Men's Furnishings Sale Antebellum Style Items
100 smoking jackets in latest patterns priced from 85 to 13.50. 110 dozen fancy canes and ties offered at very low prices. 7é dozen Gloria silk umbrellas with new handles a dollar value 2.50 now 1.09. 10 dozen umbrellas at 25 to 12. 160 dozen natural stick umbrellas regularly 4 now 3.50.
Candy Sale At Bar Gain Counter This Saturday
Two tons of pure fresh candy offered at popular prices on Saturday at the candy department and take department.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunter
Traster
Goshen
Toledo
Oley Lien
David Coble
Bright St
Sons of New York
Danison
Charles Howland
Elijah McVey
Judge Crown
Willis Malloy
Washington St
Dibson Lodge
No. 3
LL. B
Geo. Whitlock
W. M
Peyton Willis
California
Texas
District of Columbia
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Schoeber
Road House
Fall Creek
William Stoeffer
Stoeffer
Alice Crawford
Powers
Blackwell & Murphy
Plantiff
Crawford
Maryland St
Chiost
Denison House
Fisinuffe
McDonald
Hamilton County
Malcolm McDonald
John M. Butler
Emasu
Suon
Amuse EK Te
Grandp
Digby Bell Opera Company
Parx—Gray & Stephens Company
Emiry
Jack Moonbite
Hood
Walt
J. Bos
Hartz Mountain
St. Andresberg
Schrader’s
Indianapolis
Thandie
Oxford
Allison
Candinnaty
Llncis-St
Kentucky-ave
Ulncis-st
Union Station
S. 8. Times
Magazina
Alison
THE
Kingston
Ilinois
Baus
Chances
Mssaw Printine Co
Audi Vance Block
Wotke—Nyerroad & Plunk
Indiane-Ave
W. Fusnther
Massachusetts-ave
Bennett’s
Washington-st
Eivo S
Indianapolis Union
Eves
Ines
Wosey
Fripay
Dac
Breas
Fiarketa Oy Telegraph
Rela
Assigneer
James B
Curtis
Phelps Bris Heues
Washington
Pennsylvania
Indiana National Bank
Indiananous
U.S
Lols Fold Reservs Pa
National Bank
United States
Marion
Edward B. Porter
Cras
W. Moores
Balott
Coughlen
S&s
McKes
New York
MSP
Agli Las
Jara
Phelps
Phelps Broa
Giment of Knolled
Hendler
Nats
Shoe Department
Berom
Emil Walsshner & Son
J. N, Pennsylvania-st
Pattis Dey Goods
Frias
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Wall
C. Johnson
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