Indiana News Terse and Turbulent Bouts of Crime and Commerce
A rapid rundown of incidents and developments across Indiana towns includes burglaries, suicides, and accidents in Fort Wayne Muncie Goshen Madison Wabash and Marion. Notable items cover fires wrecks robberies trials and public announcements of new operas parks and factories amid revival meetings and political campaigning.
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Kokomo
Frankfort
Anderson
Madison
Terre Haute
Mud Lick
Jefferson County
B.C. Hopkins
Winchester
Parker
Anderson Turfmen
Claypool
Wells
Local Ledger Names and Revisions in Obituary Records
The document lists numerous individuals among additions increases and reissues to prior entries. It includes F Stewart and H C Mitchell along with Smiley Carter Miner and a long roster of others including John Butcher George Goodman J G Harvey David Anglemyer Daniel Strong and Joseph Hill. It notes reissue of Silas Spurgeon Albert Wieneke and references original widows Katharine Ottenother Sarah McDowell Sarah J Greer.
City council debates sewerage and expansion amid Panhandle annexation
The common council met Monday with all members present except Bill Rassman. Mayor urged sewerage, garbage cremation, stronger building inspector powers, and fire escapes after a recent disaster. Reports showed year expenditures on street work and funds on hand. Several ordinances were introduced including dead animal disposal, petroleum transport on asphalt, boiler inspection, and street liability queries. An annexation ordinance passed on second reading as debates continued.
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Bill Rassman
Surgical Institute
Puchanan
Vagieer
Board of Public Works
Halloran
McGill
Olsen
Costello
Griflin
Ryan
Panhandle
Gasper
Cooper
Gauss
Schryader
Louisville derby entries and crosscity sports rumors
The record lists 68 entries for the Louisville derby and notes upcoming billiards matches in Chicago on March 10 and April 1 in Pittsburgh versus Chicago. It mentions Dan Richardson's plan to play in New York or nowhere, a Chicago victory claim at Monte Carlo, and chatter about a middleweight title fight and player exchanges between Louisville and Chicago. Also mentions a local half price sale, printing services, druggists, beer purity claims, and jewelry engraving ads.
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Louisville
Schaefer
Ives
Chicago
Pittsburo “Leven
Chicago Thistles
Dan Richardson
New York
Monte Carlo
Jack Williams
Simon
Pfeffer
Wilmot
Brown
Canavan
Jim Tall
Mike Boden
Philadelphia
Boden
Hall
Max Luttherer
B. F. McFadden
Missouri
St. Louis
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Corn and Hay Prices
Inspectors report 9 cars of wheat 7 cars of corn 1 car of hay. Wheat No 2 red bid 81.19c No 3 red 4c merchantable. Corn No 1 white 40c No 2 white 39c No 2 yellow 40c No 8 yellow 8c. Oats dull No 2 white 33c No 3 white 31c. Hay Timothy choice 120 bid No 1 Timothy 11.60 No 2 Timothy 9.06 Prairie mix 0.50 bid. Wheat May opening 50?g. Chicago and New York closes with May wheat around 99.14c. Shiloh cures advertised with guarantees by Stocker Tinsley and others.
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Tuesmay
Vep
Telegraph Grain
Cmipaco
Chicago
New York
Removal and Assignee Sale of Fine Furniture and More
Assignee sale closes out the large stock of furniture carpets stoves and pictures at one half regular price. The Jas W Connelly stock also to be sold at once by order of the court D Stalnaker assignee. Marotts Shoes at 22 E Washington St crowded with buyers as removal sale offers 20 percent off all goods. Fare to Chicago advertised from 3 65 to return via Big Four departing February 1 at No 1 E Washington St.
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Gus Taylor Mooreland
Mephen Johnson
Washington
Waynetown
Milo Eneland
Goshen
Hanover College
Doh Clark
Franklin
Elwood
Chicago
Daniel Schranz
Fort Wayne
Ifty
Chesterton
Alice Sonillen
Muncie
Greenfield
Chas. Wallemith
Fortville
Evangelist Dixon Williams
Jeffersonville
Frankfort
Walter Kennedy
Greenwood
Philip Taney
Seymour
Albert Cain
Boston
Jeff
Wayne
Marion
Thomas Moater
Otterbien
Marshal Bailey
Jack Negley
Union City
Burelar
Isaac Teiters
New Castle
Teiters
Louis Limeco
George Ward
Iowa
Wabash
Fannie Pierson
Indiana
James Pember
Thomas Cuddy
Samuel Gwinn
Wesley Signs
Daniel Starner
John N. Henry
Charles L. Jones
Falcott Miller
John
W.W. Boyd
Sarre Gariston
Peter Wheele
Jas. W. Connelly
Washington St.ora
D. Stalnaker
Marott’s
Wash
Geo. J. Marott
Wash.st
Big Four
Washington St
S. Illinois and
Union Station
Scheergens
Cor
Alabama
Greensburg Limestone CO
Frank Kessing
Indianapolis
Marion County
Parker Block
Court House
Little Sing
Indiana Gas Regulation Act Section 2 and 5 Summary
The 1891 Indiana General Assembly act prohibits any person from connecting or reconnecting gas service without a written permit and from altering valves stops or mixers or using gas for heating without proper equipment. Violations on conviction carry fines from five to one hundred dollars.
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General Assembly
State of
Indiana
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Pedro
Sporting Life
East Washington Street
Burford’s
Clary & Son’s
Frank Smith
N. Penn
Lieber Brewing Co
J. Metzger & Co
Chapman &. & Mulally
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Hyde Park
Illinois
W.E. Mick&Co
E. Marketst
Pennsylvania
EK. E. Admire
the Daily Call
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Bryce
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Saahde Sven
W. G. Wasson & Co
Indiana-Ave
Eetengs
Oriental League
F. J. Wammond
Ohio
J. Wesley Bennet
Warwick H. Ripley
Chance-Matthews Printing Company
Vance Block
Chance- Matthews Printing Co
Tlett
Bennett
Evarroad & Prank
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St. Tor
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Addreys B. Sauer
Hasselman Prive Co
Hellah
E. St. Joe
Bath
North-st
New Jersey
Louisiana
N. Missourist
Excelsior Square
Aes
C . Basher
Stewart Place
Shiloh
W. H B. Stocker
K. C. Tinsley
F.C. Tinsley
Wood Browning
Sloan
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JM. Balfour, & Co
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Washington,St
Bram
Mann
T Doturs
St.Jod
Mayer
Meridian St
Dalton
Benzint
W W. Gates
Bentist
Penns
Z. H. Davidson
Business University Teg
Heeb & Osborn
E. Kregelo & Whitsett
Delaware Street
Vienna
Cuba
Eine Clothing and Hats
Stine
Mone
Schilling
AS. F. Meyer & 60
Ducas
W. Washington Street
Emil Wulschner
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Dayton Spice Mills CO
Dayton
Frank S. Fishback
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