Strange year end notes pepper Indiana towns and coal mines
A wide sweep of local items reports action against a Clay City mine superintendent for ventilation violations while coal shipments stall across several mines. Other notes cover crimes in Jeffersonville, voter suppression charges, weddings, pardons, fatal accidents, and holiday community events in Noblesville Kokomo and Vincennes with brief mentions of bank prosperity, new papers, and civic happenings.
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Brazil
Clay City
Jeffersonville
Frank Chapman
Marshall All
Hall
Chapman
Vincennes
Simon Stalcup
Indianapolis
Fayette County
Lafayette
Mt. Vernon
Noblesville
Muncie
Michigan City
Alexandria
Odon
Washington
Michael Blair
Edgerton
Columbus
Friends
William H. Roeiker
Evansville
Howard Lancaster
Godford
Jud Ferris
Englewood
Wayne
Greentown
Arkansas
Bedford Democrat
Bedford
John W. Thomas
Annie
Jacob A. Mercer
Madison
Adolphus Jones
Rockville Court House
Connereville
Ezra Cook
New Haven
Maumee
Port Wayne
Billy Doyle
Jack Dillon
San Francisco
Rockville
Joy
Mooresville
New Albany
Valparaiso
Richmond
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Mills
Nancy Wheeler
Judson
Wheeler
Wabash
Kanaas Fiood
Fountain County
Covington
Waynetown Valley
Livestock Market and Freight Notes from Indianapolis Union
Livestock market report for Indianapolis Union Stock Yards dated Monday December 26 1895 notes steady cattle with shipments light and hogs lifeless with no price changes from Saturday. Veal calves and heavy fat cattle quoted. hog receipts light and prices unchanged. local cattle and veal figures listed amid market quiet.
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Lidianapolis
Cattla
AEP Ribet Ae
Fire Devastates Store Doors After Ashes Struck by Blaze
The article recounts a large fire that damaged a department store's southern wing on October 14 and northern wing on October 15. It explains the business market, smoke and water damage, and a rapid comeback plan with sales on hats suits overcoats and other goods to purge the ruin and attract customers.
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Decem
Odd Lot Sale Cuts Prices on Suits and Goods
Announcement outlines drastic price cuts on suits from $2 to $12 per dozen, smoking jackets at $10 from $15 to $25, and other items reduced. Fire damages noted with merchandise left in a house damaged by smoke and a date indicating continued sale tomorrow morning.
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Caleb Denny
N. Pennsylvaniast
Plano
Lilly
Hood
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Gla&sims
Housieroom's
Klokomo
Jane—Lmerry
Curtis Arbuckle
Eeportoriss
Main
Turnkey
Taffe
Rochester
State House
Compton
Ohio St
Sun Office
Munn
Jay Gould
Ted Helmuth
Miss Wolf
Munna Tna Gould
Helmuth
Japan
Gale
New York
Pasar Fat
Damiels
Arnold
Yokohama
Pwhatures OF Sporting Life
Roby
Reindeer
Josie
Fauntleroy
Rositer
Gindo
Hawthorne
Silla R
Ruth
New Orleans
John J
Fanner
Duke of Kent
Gray Duke
Zamport
Fulford
Williamsport
Hilcott
Vincent
Princeton
McAuliffe
Burre
Burge
Sullivan
Sy Myer
Coney Island Club
Myer
Gibbons
Crescent City Athletic Club
Wielden-Bowen
Sam
Bowsa
Gov. Chase
Izgn Hallera
H. A. Russell
Washington St
Amos Reagan
D. A. Leathers
Wasrington Tories
Crisp
Cleveland
United States
Missions
Notioen
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Bernart Lynn
Hartz Mountain
St. Andresberg
Wm.briel
Grand Hotel
Iske Broz
Virginia-ave
Pertermann Bros
Mags
Ave
Atlas Life Insurance Co. of
Ind
Bilas Tryon
Riley
Farnsworth
Schrader’s
Graz
Hlarzoe
Dinksea Bie
Ga Paul
Ara Bididley Bay
Timothys
Shoia
Pratrie
Wason Wasat
Oy Telegraph
Corm
Sanawha
Eam
Dugal
Brew Doors East
Menting
Carpenters’ Union 446
Mieie
Chanea-Statthews Printing Co
Everrold & Prunk
C. W. Guenter
Massachusetts
Hristias
Bennett's
Overington-St