Dream of the News and a Deluge of Local Anecdotes
Seymour residents hear Jennie Sayler confess her mother and aunt killed a man camping by White River last spring and bury the body near the bank. The Salvation Army thrives in Anderson while the G A R hunts grave desecrators. Hammond stores to close Sundays. Chewing gum plant moves to Indianapolis. Edinburg to play Franklin at Edinburg on Feb 4. Repairs and deaths populate the region with a mix of social notes and local incidents.
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Seymour
Jennie Sayler
White River
Salvation Army
Anderson
Morgan County
Hammond
A. M. Fitch
Indianapolis
Edinburg High School
Franklin College
Edinburg
Alexandria
Butler Hubbard
Horatio N. Land
Richmond
Charles Fleming
James W. Hudson
Corydon
Mary C. Graham
Saventieth Regiment
Bethany Park
Wm. Hatpin
Cronkhite
Warren County
Thomas Crabb
Bohannon
Doanes
Vincennes
Samuel
Sykes
Crawfordaville
Ranaway
John Smith
Muncie
Wm. Powell
Cass County
Logansport
Franklin Abbott
North Manchester
Henry Abrey
Fort Wayne
Greenfield
Franklin
Shelbyville
Rushville
Aastranger
Charles Benton
Wabash
Columbus
John W. Hickman
Misa Laura S. Morgan
Brookfield
Lake Erie
Moode
W. A. Link
Martinsville
Congressman May
Ilinois
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
May
John Lynder
Hearnt
English Slings Adjectives With the Prodigality of a Circus Agent
Advance agent Bill English trumpets a grand Elks minstrels show at English's opera house on Thursday night with a galaxy of performers. The piece mixes vaudeville humor, famed acts like Pink Hall and Harry Porter, and boasts cultured vocalists. A $5 prize is offered for finding an unheard joke, while the organizer claims the show will be unforgettable.
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Elks Benefit
Bill English
Elks Ministrels
English
Pink Hall
Harry Porter
Opera House
Broad Ripple
Christiana
Roll
Evans
Walker
Bates House
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Frank C. Ives
John Roberts
London
Frank Larkin
Brooklyn
Hendricks Club
George Bubear
Chamion
Edward Hanlon
Tyne
Harry Brooks
Montreal
Can
Frank Doherty
Minneapolis
Denison House
George J. Young
Tadlans
Loie Fuller Stirs Paris With Controversial Dance Act
Loie Fuller, the Indiana born skirt dancer, dazzles Paris and London audiences with her serpentine act amid controversy. Her rise includes a wild gown shock, a London reception, and a career marked by trials, financial help sought, and eventual acclaim across Europe. In Calcutta, a deputation appeals to Lord Lansdowne over silver depreciation and rupee decline, seeking currency relief.
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Loie Fuller
Paris
Coolidge
Loie
London
Jose
Indiana
New York
Bijou
Loie Doea
Hayes
Gan
New
Fair Dancer
Met” Hig
India
America
Berlin
Catcorra
Lord Lansdowne
Reliable Diamond Dyes for Cotton Colors
A brief urging use of Diamond dyes for cotton due to proven colorfastness and broad shade selection. The material claims long-standing superiority and discourages trying other dyestuffs for cotton.
Fragmentary notice hints bribe scheme and official relations
A partial OCR fragment suggests a bribe scheme involving liners and officials with free or small charge services. Details are unclear, but the wording points to improper payments tied to the Son office and associated officers.
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Thi Son Offic
City Grain Market Report and Prices Planting Update
Market notes from City Grain Market dated February 2 show inspector reports on car shipments of corn oats bay and white and mixed grains with bids and discounts for various lots. Local prices posted include No 2 red 690 bid No 4 red 61c and mixed corn bids with several color varieties and several ad hoc price adjustments. Markets by Telegraph list weekly opening and closing quotes for wheat corn oats and soy with nearby futures and cash bids. A health testimonial promotes Perry’s Sarsaparilla and Perry’s Rubber Balsam assurances.
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Thunsday
Rajeatedt Soas
Lunomhy
Prairie
Praiztia
Daaiars
Rye
Carota
Wagos
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Brasa Manufacturers of
Canada
City Lipe
J. French
Home Ave
Matthews
Philip Ht. Kirsch
Columbia City
Colbert
Supreme Court
Clark Swaenay
R. E. Chatten
Fikhart
Otto G. Hinte
John Myers
Hintz
Myers
Eckhouse Brothers
Louis Leonard
Board of Trade
W. A. Jones
Panhandle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kregero & Whitsett
Washington St
First National Bank of
Meridian National Bank
Costa
Chas. Hess
James LaCroy
Laura Hepburne
Hess
Sweldom
Indianapolis Union Stock Yarns
Extria
Hriday
Aloa
Toliz
Bestast Heavy
NASA
Telegraph
Chicano Oe
Hood
Perry
Michigan St
Artz
Pertermann Bros
Atlas Life Insurance On
Indianayoils Ind
Cincinnati
VIA
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Cor
Knots-at
Kentucky-ave
S. Hendest
Unica
D. Bhein
Vv, B. Lockwood
Charles P. Jacoss
Paten
Tiouney
Marz
Yas
Atlantic
Pacific
Condensed
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
N. Y
Cio
Jose Waxer
Goun
N.B
Emil Weischner & Son
Zand
Pennsylvania St
Festoffice
WM. F. Burns & CO
Wate
DR. Jordan
Great Line Remedy
ALL Druggiste
Boma
Indianapoll
John Clark
NORGE
North-st. Canal
South-st
Indiana Paint & Roofing CO
Brink & Hohl
Tailore
Virginia Avenue
James Haton
Delaware Street
Delaware and Parker
Isnepolis, Inc
W.H. Latta
C. L. Barnes
Burgeey
Cros
N. Uihoisat
A. B. Barker
M. D
Ind
Leuss
van Asto Te Res
Thaus Printing Co
Fond el Veen
J. Wesley Bennett
Washington-st. Tott
Ste
Geo
Brown's
Brown
Alanamarst
Amin
Pyake Beeson
Tie Sen
Oblast
Peraong
So's
Ding Tar Gox
Perseos
Tomlinson Bros
South Tenn
CE. Kregelo
Waitsett Funeral Directors
Yourself and
Tite 8En
Tar
Cal
Okio
Awazoa
Drs. Brubaker and
Ayres
Brubaker
Union Station
Lad
Indianapolis News
Indiana Legislature
Bryuk
Webb-Jamison
Meridian ST
Aneshaensel & CO
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
Marion Block
Olsen
Bolt and Machine War
Percy R. Chevalier von
Farrett & Taggart
All Groce
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