Death by own action and despondency in Indiana
A prominent school teacher Miss Carrie Hutchings of Muncie died Sunday from consumption. An earlier tragedy involved Mrs LF Smith of this city who shot herself Sunday, despondent over infidelity and unrequited love. The coroner will investigate. Other items note a gas well planned near Rushville, ice shipments at Madison, a pending bar association in Frankfort, and various local incidents across Indiana.
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Krokeme
LF. Smith
Rushville
Laporte
Eaid
Madison
Frankfort
Bar Association
Delaware County
Muncie
Richmond
John Dixon
Wabash
Barney Abbott
Frehhling & Mornerg
Shelbyville
Wayne Township
Wayne County
Indiana
Charles Pontis
Anderson
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Edward Hall
Iva McBryne
Cicero
William Rodgers
Kendallville Sun
Albion
George W W. Nantz
Jackson Hill Coal and Case Company
Sullivan
George F. Bartholomew
Farmers’ National Bank
Yalps‘raize
Cowgill
Wabash Circuit Court
C. D. Mclachtan
Harrodsbury
Bloomington
Kokomo
Chicago
Lake Erie
Peru
Michigan City
Delaware County Orphans’ Home
Montgomery County Fair Association
Crawfordsville
Old State Board
Carrie Hutchings
Old and Well-tried Remedy Advertisement
An old trusted remedy Mia Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children eases gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhea. Priced at 25 cents per bottle. Furniture and upholstery services offered by Wm L Eid er. Upholstery work advertised at 199 Virginia Ave.
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Mia. Winslow
Prominent German Senator Kopelke in Crown Point
The article profiles Johannes Keyswike Kopelke a German immigrant now a senator in Crown Point Indiana. It notes his education in Germany United States studies political economy and constitutional history. It mentions his influence in shifting local politics to a Democratic majority and his German language campaign speeches.
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New York
Cerman
Bin
Neusietin
Johannes Keyswike
Kitigh Iangttage
Rat
Tnahe
Crown Point
Ind
Fheariny
Adjutant General
McGregor
Kopelke
United States
Senate
Trade committee to meet. fires and assaults mix news
The city trade committee meets Monday at the L aads club headquarters. A stable fire on Broadway burned Kuhn's stable Saturday night. A horse-kicking injury, a meat shop robbery, and $290 damage are reported. Detectives Hawkins and associates were elected Columbia club directors after a tense weekend. A light rail crossing accident killed Patrick Ningey, and labor union tensions rose as a public debate was proposed. A grocer and several city incidents fill the rest of the brief report.
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Wi. Kuhn
Broadway
Wireman Biller
Spruce St
Frank Guisser
Fue
R. O. Uawking
C. W. Bairbanke
Chalmers Brown
Harry C. Atkins
Columbia Club
Hickey
Louisville
William Gateley
Center Township
Datsons
Atate Normal School
John C. Thomes
Michigan
Noble St
Necovary
Patrick Ningey
Daiswurett
St. Vincent's Hospital
Siull
Contractors’ Association
D. F. Kennedy
Central Labor Union
Rink
Meridian St
Ife
Take molles Tiigis an ee and a strange grocery notice
A muddled 19th century style vignette describes eggs at 60 cents a dozen and an overbearing clerk who teases customers with odd phrases Take molles Tiigis an ee The scene shifts to a Denison hotel where a bellboy is told to inform a patron about cab fare due to heavy frost and dangerous walking Then Prof Harry mentions electric gunstroke and aluminum production through electric furnaces causing eye squints and painful convulsions
Washington topics on secretary Foster report to senate
The first part of Foster's report to the senate details the banking system history up to 1892. Many office seekers have arrived in Washington examining ground and using various influences to win offices for the upcoming administration.
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Foster
Senate
Washington
Track judge disputes Stau boul two mile time
John S. Kearney a Stocktom track judge states Stau boul never trotted 2 miles in 2 07 14 and did not run faster than 2 16. A sparring exhibition in New Orleans Saturday ended with John Greenwood knocking out Ka Williams in the fourth round. Both are colored. Andregg and Dr. Walker split a billiards match at Bates house Saturday with Andregg winning 50 to 5. Cook's hall Indianapolis will host next Saturday night glove contest for 150 between Joe Galway and Charley Thorn over ten rounds for pints.
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John S. Kearney
Stauboul
New Orleans
John Greenwood
Ka. Williams
John Andregg
Dr. Walker
Bates House
Cook’s Hall
West Indianapolis
Joe Galway
Frankfort
Charley Thorn
Jamestown
Thore
How She Saved Money With Free Dye Books
A reader urges women to write to Wells Richardson & Co. in Burlington Vermont for a free book on theme dyeing and reports receiving forty cloth samples. The book allegedly explains many ways diamond dyes can save money, with details included in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprtor
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Market and remedy notes from Biondat and Chicago trades
Inspectors report corn three cars hay eight oats three. Prices listed for No. 2 red, No. 3 red, No. 4 fed, mixed colors, and several yellow and white varieties. several bids and rejections noted. Chicago markets show wheat May 6540, corn May 477Re, oats May 35c, pork May 15, lard May 117, short ribs May. A rheumatism cure testimonial from Martinsville mentions Perry’s Week Rheumatism Cure. Perry’s drug store advertises Cough Balsam.
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Biondat
Raport
Aaa Star
Ae He
Whitta
Siresihy
Telegraph
Caicago Foo
Martinsville
Perry
Jamra H. Wanity
Indiana Xve
Mantle
Perry’s
E. Washington St
Ferrs
Piano and organ advertising in 7-octave range price list
C H Stone and Co advertise a large seven octave piano priced at 185 dollars and T Gilbert and Co offer a high class organ, with introductory notes highlighting early availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stone & Co
T. Gilert & Co
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the Empire
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Infallitle Hernia Core Co
T. M. Culver
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Nat Obio
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At & P. Wi
A. ¥. Pearson
Wasash & DivAwasy Sts
Lowa
Mollie Thompson
Trig
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Merton
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Glynn
Frank Appel
London
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Pantzer
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