Two brutal brothers halted by a man after deadly cutting
A mix of crime notes spans Hendricks to Tipton with multiple deaths and injuries. Amos Jessup dies in a local incident. a wood company fails in North Judson. Elias Market and L. M. Brown & Son face urban calamities. a train accident injures Mrs. Daggett. Poseyville fire devastates the business district. a Petersburg woman fatally burns. a perjury arrest near Muncie. rail damage suits in New Albany. a union vote in Evansville. elopement in Tipton. a new will dispute in Brazil. and police misconduct letters cast into doubt.
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Elwooa
Amos Jessup
Hendricks County
North Judson
Elias Market
Tipton
Thuraday
L. M. Brown & Son
Lafayette
Caroline Daggett
Rushville
Clinton Malett
Petersburg
William N. Logan
Muncie
Henry Noah
New Albany
Potter’ Union
Evansville
Oscar Watson
Minnie Schaefer
James Smith
Louisville
Montpelier
Brazil
J. A. Webster
Jim Lee
Union City
Vin
Albert Pinney
North Manhheater
Mlat Jolly
Cal Armstrong
Kokomo
Cal
Arastus Tinslow
McCormick Machine Company
Springfield
Ee Rushville Graphic
Bchool
W. E. Lemmert
Fort Wayne
Colorado
Sports Life Features Spark Big Fight Plans and Signings
Denver Ed. Smith backers wager on a Jackson bout for 5000 or 10000 a side while Corbett accepts Baltimore club terms for July and August. Indianapolis signs pitcher Robert Gayle. Pony Moore jailed in New York for disorderly conduct. Reach opposes radical rule changes as McAuliffe faces losses over Mitchell. Corbett-Baltimore bids exceed, Toledo hopes rise. Ives-Schaefer-Slasson billiard tourney opens in Cincinnati. Schaefer wins 600-452. Shartsiz defends Indy club signings amid vigorous club-building talk.
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Denver
Ed. Smith
Pete Jackson
Corbett
Baltimore Baseball Club
Indianapolis Ball Club
Robert Gayle
Pony Moore
Charles Mitchell
New York
A. J. Reach
Baseball Rules Committee
Jack McAuliffe
Charley Mitchell
San Francisco
Mitchell
Pacific Coast
Toledo
Detroit
Billy Plimmer
Dixon
Plummer
Wiley Evang
Indianapolis
Sporting Life
London
Tom Williams
Australia
Yacoma
Jim Ryan
Chicago
Brush
Cincinnati Ball Club
James J. Corbett
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Schaefer
Slasson
Capt
Ansop
Slosson
New German Dancing Club Hosts Lively Night
Canal seating praised while Ise ponds reach three inches thick north of the city. Brightwood electric line poles extend to Kuralat. Private hypnotic shows gain popularity among local doctors. Burglars ransack Wharton home on 45 North Mississippi Street, stealing 300 dollars in silverware and jewelry.
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Brightwood
Kuralat
Christchurch
Mes
Dames Love
Judson
N. Tennesaee-st
Wharton
Mississippi St
H. Clay Allen
Citizens’ Street Car Company
Helen Richingg
Lorraine Hall
Denny
R. B.F. Pierce
Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
Mr. Trusler
World’s Fair Portfolio Ti Sun Reprints Series This Week
Due to exhausted supply the first series of Ti Sun World's Fair Portfolio coupons is being reprinted this week. The renewed issue offers another chance for readers who missed the initial volume to obtain the art collection.
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Ti Sun
Tin Sun
Sun Office Coupon Offer for World’s Fair Art Volumes
The Sun publishes six consecutive coupons numbered 1 to 6 with payment of 20 cents to entitle the holder to the First Volume of the World’s Fair artwork. A second set also appears daily, first on Monday January 20. Coupons must be presented at the Sun counting room with 20 cents. both volumes will be delivered. After this week back numbers cost 20 cents in town, 22 outside. Stamps not accepted. cash only.
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Sun Office
Mondey
Jan
Ito
Tun Sun
Ea Ch
Cattle and livestock market report and prices
The livestock market showed slow netting but finally steady prices with varied bids for shipping steers and heifers. Cattle receipts around 5,000 Friday, with shipments about 3,500. sheep and lambs offered stronger quotas. grain quotes and inspector’s report accompany the day’s market notes and bids.
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Ibliaksfolibusion C'Toch Yauns
Krigay
Markets by Telegraph Licaco February Opening Prices
Markets by Telegraph report from Licaco lists opening prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork and other commodities for February 2 with May and July futures shown. Prices include wheat May 64c July Bige, corn May 3te July S8age, pork February $125 May $1300, oats May 207gc Jour a814e, and short ribs February $647 May $667.
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Telegraph
Licaco
Chiesa
Logansport Hosiery Sale Highlights Broad Price Cuts
Pickings in Logansport Hosiery showcases heavy and light children’s hosiery mostly black priced 5c a pair, children’s wool hose 124c, ladies’ hose 12½c, ribbed vests, men’s merino underwear 25c, 49c undershirts, 39c shirts, 5c cotton hose, and a wide range of yarns, fabrics, and dry goods all at reduced Logansport prices across departments.
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Logansport
H. B. Ragan Co
Saxony
Market St
H. B. Ragan & Co
Ragan & Co
Pettis Dry Goons Co
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Edward Toole
Barney
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Kcarbon
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Rudy
Lencaster
Halligan’s
Halligan
Gram Parker
Friupay
Inspestor's Raport
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Indianapolis New York
Market St. Price
Dickson & Talbott
Williams’ Metechs
Grand Opera House
Gloss Brothers
Albinyi
King of Cards
Thorne
Carlton
Fulton
Lottie Collins
Carno
Juggler
Nellie
Maguire
Minnie McAvoy
McAvoy
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Buffalo Bills
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Gloriana
Jane
Weda—Williams
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Baldwin & GO
Decker Brothers
Hatey and
Hamilton
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Parrott & Taggart
Albert Gall
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