Tragedies and Trials Dominate Hoosier News Roundup
A sprawling Indiana news digest reports child deaths, murder trials, suicides, assaults, and accidents. Notable items include a Greensburg murder trial, a child burned to death near Logansport, a Logansport man’s suicide, and a Corydon man fatally shot by accident. Also noted are gas well output in Jay County, bank swindle probes, factory plans at Hiwood, and local political legal actions.
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Greensburg
Muncle
City Life Notes and Sporting Gossip Dense Local items
Auditor Tom Taggart displays a fashion pin while Col Eli Lilly shows a tall glossy seal skin cap. The Rescue Home seeks donations at 67 E South St. A counterfeit half dollar gang preys on the West Side. Judge Baker buys the latest derby hat. Mrs Malott hosts tea in honor of Mrs W M Malott. The governor pardons John Hoskins of Madison. Nerendberg’s shoe store burglary reported at 145 Massachusetts Ave. Henry Wallace, son of Gen Lew Wallace, resembles his father. Charity secretary Grout loses capillary adornment. A free Christmas entertainment to be held Friday at St Joseph’s Industrial School. National Democratic Committee secretary Sheerin meets state officers with no political significance given. A fire from a crossed telephone and trolley wire causes 50 damage at Huntington’s seed store on Washington Ave. Indiana holds annual session January 4 and 5 in the State House hall. Indianapolis business university hosts an event with mandolin club. Fort Wayne feeble minded institute reports 452 inmates and 27 percent higher attendance than 92. A road officer, Hinchman, injured on Alabama St will recover. The Portfolio Club stages light and shade pictures from nature at the School of Music building. Local marriage licenses listed. Sporting life notes discuss daytime Corbett Mitchell bout, Pimlico races, Schaefer’s Paris academy offer, Brooklyn boxing ban, Kansas normal school football ban, Tom Tracy praised by Corbett, Mitchell in form, Choynski–O Donnell finish fight planned, Billy Mitchell’s manager optimistic, and Wiley Evans considering England fights.
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Tom Taggart
Eli Lilly
South St
Judge Baker
Federal Court
Malott
W. M. Malott
John Hoskins
Madison
James Starling
Jobberg
Nerendberg
Massachusetts-ave
Henry Wallace
Lew Wallace
Grout
St. Joseph’s Industrial School
Alabama
McCarty-sta
Si Sheerin
National Democratic Committee
Huntington
I. Washington
Indiana Highway
Hall of Representatives
State House
Fortune
Burke
Joseph Hinchman
Alabama St
Massachusetts Are
Portfolio Club
School of Music
Brutus
Chas
Lida Smith
Joseph
Catherine Steffen
Deatus
May Gready
Stella Shafer
Eddie Doerre
Birdie Garvin
John Shaw
Anna Dunn
James EK. Sedan
Edith L. Etchison
Benjamin HF
Christie A. Shaw
Frank Barnes
Hattie T. Price
Theodore Weber
Amelia M. Kuhn
Frank Suter
Annie Rotach
Christmas Gift Cigars From Louis Degabler
An ad invites readers to purchase Havana cigars from Louis Degabler, with options at his Bates House stand and posterites location. It promotes fancy humidor boxes from $2.25 to $30 and lists smoking tobaccos, water pipes, meerschaums, and briar woods for ladies and friends.
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Louis Degabler
Bates House
Grain market report with bids and futures prices
Fripar grain market notes mixed bids for wheat corn and hay with several quality grades and prices. Telegraph markers show futures for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs with December and May contracts on multiple commodities from Cariaco and Chicago exchanges.
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Fripar
Tmspector
Choles
Timothy
Cariaco
The New York Store Christmas Gift Fur and Fashion Sale
The New York Store showcases Christmas gifts and holiday attire with extensive kid gloves and muff selections, opera glasses, fans, furs, capes, jackets, shawls, and men's wear. Featured prices highlight discount ornament and toy displays in a seasonal department-wide push.
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Hull
Alaska
East Aisle
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Boniface
Sikhart
Franklin
South Bend
G. W. Morrison
New Albany
Rosenberger & Lemmon
Princeton
Columbus City
A. D. Dunbar
Elkhart County
Goshen
Jay County
Anderson
Indiana
George “Ry
Logansport
Cy Myers
Ed Skotexi
Lee Hill
Shelbyville
Logansport Phares
Muncie
Hiwood
Supt. A. L. Howard
Boone County Agricultural Association
Lebanon Court
George Stout
Dick Gormen
Elwood
Ef Rock
Wash Isenhart
Portland
Wash
Nathan Swinford
Thomas Myers
Myers
Dick Morgan
Bill James
W.M. McGuire
Knox Mutual Life Insurance Company
A. E. Humke
Vincennes
State Teachers Association
Tompkins
State Normal School
Martha Goddard
Miller
Martha
Blue Ribbon Society
Ezra Woodring
Hood
Sil
City Life
Sporting Life
Corbett Mitchell
Pimlico
Baltimore
Schaefer
Paris
Boody
Brooklyn
Ward
New York
Board of Regents
Kansas State Normal School
Tom Tracy
Jim Corbett
Jack McAuliffe
Joseph Choynski
Steve O’donnell
Billy” Thompson
Charley Mitchell
Jacksonville
Mitchell
Wiley Evans
California
Sun
England
Tom Williams
Billy Smith
D. J. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
Cincinnati
VIA
Fil
Indianapolis
Col. Illinofest
Kentucky-ave
Livois-St
Union Station
Basin
Dental College
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
St. Z
Kent
Tennesse
Tennessee-st
Ouio
Bath
Alabama-st
Irdiadapolis Uion
Kutra Cholce
Oood
Berhead
Wuerzburg
Bavaria
Indianapolis Brewing Company
P. Lieber
Ted
Arcade
West
Washington Street
Indianapolis College of Commerce
Journal
A. Stossmeister
Proprietor
Densmore
THE
WM. M
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Clearing House Association
Associated Banks of
Frederick Baggs
W. Wash. St
Cleveland
Clueweat, Carcage
St. Louis
Routh
Navy
Indianapolis Union Station
Chicago
Lafayette
Louisville
She
Buffalo
Albany
Pi. York
Boston
Anderson and Muncie
Elkhart
Ibenton Harbor
Harion
Wabash
St Louis
Greencastle
Terre Haute Uatigon
Bloomton Cen
Pegaia
Chawfordsvile
Danville
Champaign
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Washington St
Jackson Place
Massachusetts Ave
Univo Ktation
H. M. Bronson, A. G.P. A
Tae Sow
Tae Son
TE Son Building
Ohio-st
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