Indiana 1891 entangles deaths thefts and strange events
A jumble of local notices reports deaths from meningitis and heart failure in Jeffersonville Winchester and Wabash burglaries at Valparaiso and Prairietown and a fatal shooting at Jasper. A cave in Cass county uncovers three skeletons while a watch peddler swindles southern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Dwenger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Zionsville
J. W. Applegate
Jeffersonville
Phares Hiatt
Winchester
Noblesville
F. Zeppenfeldt
Grip
Franklin
Valparaiso
B. F. Penine
Henry Sachs
New Albany
H. S. Gehrett
Bluffton
John Shadley
Prairietown
Cass County
Farmers’ Institute
Logansport
A. Wilson
Wabash
Warsaw
Gosport Lndge
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Lodge
Stinesville
Bauer
Tiai Urich
Jasper
Cal Huffman
Muncie
Levi Wilson
Springfield
Mexico
W. Bernaugh
Oscar Lee
Elwood
Chicago
George Stanbaugh
Cambria
Carrie Irons
Cartersburg
John McCullough
Amanda Robinson
K. A. Jones
Vellonia
Ertel
St. Mary’s
Samuel Richards
Anderson
Evangeline
Bela Hubbard
Detroit
Pearcy
George Lurber
Columbus
Gen
Jackson
New Orleans
Amos Gray
Eckesty
Patton Tunnel
Noglish
Joe White
Jerry Smith
Jim Eckerty
Misa Maggie Donnagher
Shelbyville
Elmer Smith
Salem
Bruce Garriott
J. A. Larsh
Penkington
Jobp
Nicholas Rand
Hikhart
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Margaret D. Miller
Greenfield
Thomas Miller
Henry Hines
Albany
Frank Taylor
Brazil
Austin W. Wourbourton
Julius Lehman
Dickson
Perryville
John B. Cochran
Wm. H. H. Hudson
Leander P. Mitchell
Wm. J. Black
Orlander H. Crider
Adam Renz
James C. Fister
James C. F. Butler
Henry Hagedorn
Wm. Heldorn
Wm. Messer
John Nelsop
John Edwards
Thos. Graves
Doth A. Funkhouser
Andrew M. Trott
George A. Vierling
George W. Bergner
Thomas C. Gray
Charles H. Holdaway
John Masterson
Daniel Tompkins
Albert W. Dolph
George W. Harter
David Summerlot
Lewis Hoffman
James A. Rankin
Hannah Addington
Sarah King
Elizabeth Gibson
Ann Ferguson
Mary Wright
Mary A. Oilar
Wm. Best
Father
Board approves Morton Place plat on Wednesday
The Board of public works approved the plat of Morton place Wednesday. A jury awarded Albert Kerr $100 in damages from a dog bite case against Charles Reumele. The poor house will host a Friday feast with a full dinner prepared by Supt. Yeager. Det. Thornton and James arrested David Slaughter Wednesday for alleged clothes theft. Anthony Williams jailed on the same charge. Slaughter bound over to the grand jury. County Commissioner Farrell comments on jail conditions and the idea of a jail matron for the female department. Additional items include medical ads for Scott's Emulsion and holiday notices from Allison's Book Store and Brown's dental parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Morton Place
Albert Kerr
Charles Reumele
Mr. Kerr
Yeager
David Slaughter
Thornton and
James
John James
Tennessee
Anthony Williams
Franklin
Buskirk
Slaughter
Grand Jury
Farrell
Livestock and grain market report from Thursday trading
Cattle prices quoted from good to fancy and common to light heifers as market opens higher on light receipts. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with best lambs at 70 to 90 pounds fetching strong bids. City grain market notes firmer wheat and corn with various price levels and bids for hay and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oity Marketa
California
Morgan & Gray Bias
Acon
Indiana
Tierces
Central Packing Company
Yarmouth
Polk
Cordoba
Southern Fruitrs
Louisiana
Florida
Baltimore
Michigan
Columbia
Simon
Sacramento
New York
Limbure
Chetee
Toledo
Ing. i
Thorspay
Hay
Timothy
Christmas Day Sales Ban Sparks Local Protest
A cheeky notice proclaims shops will not sell house and lot, Christmas trees, plum puddings, or bread on Christmas Day. It notes clerks will not work that day after days of strenuous labor, reflecting local frustration and policy.
Bargain Sale Returns With New and Old Offers
The ad touts liner collars at 5c, $5 cloaks at 2.50, half price flannels, and handkerchiefs at 3c. It promises all goods not damaged will be 10 20 or 30c on the dollar and notes the store reopens Saturday morning with old and new bargains.
Public servants wish patrons a restful Christmas
The message expresses holiday goodwill from the staff as they anticipate a few hours of rest after serving the public, emphasizing their role as obedient servants to readers and customers.
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Maggie Donnacher
Indianapolis
Hood
City Life
Scott
Allison’s Book Store
North Penn ,St
Chapman & Mulally’s
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Brown’s
Circle St
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn.st
Burford’s
Roberts & Whitcomb
Grand Hotel
Mr. Kriel
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Telegraph Gratin
Chicado
Chance Matthews Printing Company
Vance Block
T.L.O
Chance Matthews’ Printing Co
Bennett
Isyerroad & Prunk
Indiana-ave
Schott
Sam Pie
Panden’s
W. Washinston-st
Ohio-st
SUN
B. Ohto-st
Tan
St. Vanted
Anl
TRY Son
Ohio
Tne
Ohio St
Ecoluren
E. Onic-st
Sun Sun
E. Qohio-St
Colum
Ofice
TNE Sun
Gnu Sun
Ohio Sr
Ducas
State House
W. Washington St
Dalton
Hattere
Carlton
Wallace Elk, Mass.ave
N. Y.st
the Sun
Cnd
SUN Office
South Meridian Street
Bingiam
Jewelers
East
Washington Street
werGeneva Agents
Patek, Phillippe & Co
Vacheron & Constantin
Cloak & Suit CO
E. Wash. St
Southside Foundry CO
Shelby St
Ind
U.S. A
Shiloh
H.C. Snake
West Indianapolis
Chas. G. Traub
A. Gould & Bro
North Indianapolis
J. B Oliver & Co
Johnson & Schalier
Brightwood
Drin I
Santa Claus
Johnnie's
Ziatie
Parrott & Wraggart
Mil Walschner
P. & T. Vienne
Santa
Rockers
Feeney
West Washington Street