Vast Indiana News Bits From Goshen To Bedford
A wide sweep of Indiana items includes Franklin teachers required to vaccinate, Parke county midwinter fishing reports, Goshen inmates in poor house, Elwood fire losses estimated at 160000, Vincennes coal find 87 inches thick, Floyd county pensioners 650 drawing 116771 yearly, Greencastle water filter mandate, Bedford railroad bridge over White river, Kokomo chicken shipment 5000 pounds for over 509, Fort Wayne sportsmen eye quail restock, Shelbyville closes gambling dens and Sundays, Muncie Merchants bank formation with 100000 capital, Elkhart sparring ban sparks sports anger, Cicero gas well blowout and rescue attempts, and a wave of local deaths and court actions across the state.
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C. C. Matson
Greenvastie
Joshua Copslend
Westfield
John J. Hoover
Wabash
White River
Bedford
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Shelbyville
Merchants’ National Banking Company of
Muncie
Kokomo
Elkhart
Agricultural Department
Indiana
T. W. Bennett
Richmond
G. A. Rt
Blacksmith McCarty
Danville
Irl
Terre Haute
George Farahna
Laporte
Brown County
Conzman
Supreme Court
Sobn C. Hensley
Anderson
Big Four Railway Company
Alexandria
Ida Poulson
St. Wayne
Ernest B. Muffley
Shea
Ft. Wayne
Std. Cox
Columbus
George Toby
Wm. Step
Marion
Toby
Step
Grand
Lafayette
Geo. P. Rudolph
Opera House
Gaddin
A. C. Burdick
Chicago
Laporte Gas Works
J. G. R. Weight
Cincinnati
Wright
Burdick
Undertaker Murphy attends lifeless council meeting
The council meets Monday night to hear the mayor’s annual message. He notes more borrowing and repayment, praise for street sprinkling, and plans to reattempt the bond-refunding ordinance as $600,000 in debt comes due in July. The message praises health and public safety, mentions the Thomas L. Sullivan Viaduct, and requests $607 for trained nurses at City Hospital. No action taken beyond referrals and ordinances.
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Murphy
Arch-st
Cornscilman McGill
Missouri
Ripley Beats Born In Local Billiard Match Score 100 To 50
In Bates house on Monday night Ripley defeated Born by a score of 100 to 50 in a local billiard contest. The same evening the Coney Island athletic club in New York hosted a fight between Johnny Griffin of Massachusetts and Billy Murphy of Australia for 44 000 and the featherweight title. A preliminary 20 round bout saw Dolly Lyons of New York beat Kid Hogan of Brooklyn for 1 000. Murphy broke his wrist early, Griffin landed a sharp left in round seven that felled Murphy, ending the bout.
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Bates House
Ripley
Born
Coney Island Athletic Club
New York
Johnny Griffin
Massachusetts
Billy Murphy
Australia
Dolly Lyons
Kid Hogan
Brooklyn
Murphy
Griffin
Riffin
Hing
Pop June Famed Restaurateur Struck By Sleigh Mishap
Local boniface Pop June, famed Newburgh New York restaurateur known for oyster expertise and clam bakes, was thrown from his sleigh Sunday and left with a lame back. He remains a rugged figure in the city’s dining scene, with a history of opening many oysters and a long career in restaurant work.
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Pop June
Boniface
Old York State
Newburgh
WN. C
Denison Cafe
Gleab City Grain Market Report Affects Wheat and Corn
Tuxday market notes show inspector's report with wheat and corn car counts, steady bids, and mixed grade listings. Prices for timothy hay, oats, and other feeds appear alongside local bidding activity and commodity terms. The page also advertises real estate and wanted notices in The Sun.
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Tuxsday
Fed
Haz
Timothy
Perairia
Peta
Gewiera
Wasos Warat
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Sunshine
Lone
Bish
Jay Commis
Big Four
Agung
Undertaker Murphy
Granp
Misa Helyett
W. Herbert
Mr. Potter
Texas
Joseph Wheelock
Henry Weaver
Miss Boniface
Lady Annexsley
Jeffreys Lewis
Snapper
James Harkins
WW. W. Bettnner
Empire
Ovide Musin
Tomlinson Ball
Musin
America
Pier Dalasco
Basao
Sporting Liefe
City Life
Arnica
Patrick Loftus
Miepnerchor
Sterling Rt. Holt
Grand Hotel
Fitchey
St. Louis
Tom Bennett
Sisters of Charity
Alabama
McCartyets
Mamie
Matthew Dean
William Bean
Propyleum Hall
Hawaii
Admiral Brown
Benjamin Franklin
W. B. Mercer
Hasi St
Washington
St. Clair-st
Park-ave
Christianave
Propylaum
Woman’s Industrial Union
Frank Meberlacher
E. Market St. Crossing
Reetad
Indianapolis Union
Sisnanon
Saxer
Tampa
Cerses Sancees O Los
City Grain Market
Vetestaph
Curcaeo Fon
Gorn
Hay Gil
My. Tete. Com
Tite
Tae Son
Tae Sen
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
N. Y
A. B. Barker, M. D
Washington St
Lindianapolis
Inn
Lockwood
Jacons
Markat St
Infianapolis
Mygention
HN. B
Hare Chance
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvaniast
Westoffice
Ayes Grojne
de Bee Sane
Nessa
S.meribian
WM. F. Burns & CO
Indiana Avenue
Lune Renovator
ALL Drugaist
Houx Criscs
Ndianavowss, Inc
South St
Indiana Paint & Roofing CO
Brink & Hohl
Tailore
Virginia Avenue
C. L. Barnes
Lilinofisk
C.E. Rregelo & Whitsett
North
Delaware Street
Wran Ambulanes
Sitexuin
Tx Sex
The
SUN
Danbury Hat CO
W. Washington St
Otich
Janes Extos
Dear
Cornec
Delaware End Market
Indianapolis
Ind
W.H. Latta
Chance Brothers Printing Co
Ance Bio & Alt Holding Club
J. Wassey Bennett
Washington-st. Tle-Tr
Glo
J. Mayey
Meridian-st. Hemar
Cook
New der Ey
Moore
Ohio-st
Pyabnep
Oflice
E. Onio St
Gfiica
Ohio St
Odico
Suns
Orie
Tarert Parsons
Catareh
Drs. Brubaker & Ayres
Union Station
Hiawetha
Indianapolis News
Indiana Legislature
Percy R. Chevalier
Delaware
Atchison Globe
Parrott & Taggart
Dewald & Gall
Mass.ave
H. Ohiost
A. Story
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