Death by own action at Covington ends life of judge
James Long Covington justice of the peace shot himself Tuesday in his home. He left a letter claiming he had committed an official act approved by conscience though publicly condemned. No known prior criticism of his official acts.
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B.C. Spitzer
Muncie
Staunton
Freakfort
Marquis of Queensbury
Harry Sackett
Misa Davenport
Blixhart
Chicago
T. A. Cox
McCoy
Elwood
Green Castle
Cooper
W. G. Noll
Smiley N. Chambera
Bidwell
Kudemacher
Lafayette
W. J. McConnell
John W. Rowell
Commercial Bank of Oxford
Yimri Dwiggins
James Long
Covington
Features of Sporting Life From Early Baseball News
A collage of sports notes: Sandow may turn pugilist while Stockdale’s back pay sparks umpire hunts. Anson valued at about 50000. Choynski O'Donnell fight off as purse offered. Corbett draws Boston society crowds. belt and gloves gifted to Tom Early. Norton challenges 106 lb fights. Johnson bids world racing challenge. Catcher-Miller sold to St Louis. Vanderbeck signs Lohman Kraig Harper Cobb Balez Murle Jiverett Carroll McGuckin George. National league rules redefine bunt hits strikes and fielding. crank letters lampoon baseball plans with dream lineups featuring Corbett Mitchell and Sandow.
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Powers
Anson
Joe Choynski
Steve O’donnaell
Jim Corbett
Boston
Corbett
Mitchell
Tom Early
Bill Norton
England
America
Spurse
John
Johnson
New York Press
Catcher - Miller
Whittsburg
St. Louis
Louis Waldron
New York
Billy Pummer
G. A. Vanderbeck
Detroit
Charley Mitchell
Charley
Agscrap
Jake Shaefer
Frank Ives
Steve Brodie
Itvsimmons
Dan Creedon
Tiernan
Sandow
Blood purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised health claim
An advertisement touts Serofula as eradicated from blood by Hood's Sarsaparilla calling it a superior blood purifier. It promotes Pale Select and Colun Dia beers by Home Brewing Co and references Schumacher's flour at Van Pelt's with a contact telephone.
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Hood
Home Brewiing
Schumacher
van Pelt’s
Ash Wednesday and Court Actions Across Indiana
On Ash Wednesday Lewis A. Poshter administrator faces a 10000 case in superior court for Sting the Big Four road. His father was killed by cars at Moorefield. Maurie Kiley and Wm McCarthy wed at St Joseph church and will reside in Connersville. Doctors Geis and Latz receive 50 from county for analyzing a box of rat poison in Annie Wasner trial. Ricker seeks 20000 from Vandalia Railroad after a Belt crossing collision left him crippled. Dr W B Fletcher spoke on the heart at St George church noting the heart pumps 18 pounds of blood per purge. Indianapolis glass works sold to Ilingan Co for 6400 to satisfy assets of a wrecked bank. works may restart. Jesse H Mount sues street railroad for 5000 after a N Illinois street car incident last summer where he jumped and was hurt. Retail grocers association to hold open meeting at Board of Trade Tuesday. Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf of Philadelphia spoke on Only a Jew at Plymouth church detailing Jesus as a Jew and noting a positive word on Gen Lew Wallace’s new book. A reception at the Ameri cas club followed.
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Lewis A. Poshter
Superior Court
Moorefield
Maurie Kiley
Wm. McCarthy
Connersville
St. Joseph’s Church
Annie Wasner
Has. Ricker
Franklin
Vandalia
Belt Crossing
W. B. Fletcher
St. George's Church
Indianapolis
Ilingan & Co
Indianapolis Bank
Jesse H. Mount
Street Railroad Company
N. Illinois
Asao
Board of Trade
Joseph Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Plymouth Church
Jesus
Lew Wallace
The
Americas Club
Many Weary Mothers and Paine’s Celery Compound Endorsement
A vintage advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a cure for exhaustion among weary mothers and tired women. It attributes renewed strength to Prof. Edward E. Phelps and quotes Mrs. A. D. Butler of Cleveland praising immediate relief from headaches and overall nerve restoration through the product.
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Paine
Mrs. Butler
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Phelps
4. D. Butler
Cleveland, Gario
All Wool Dress Goods Sale Readable List
All wool fabrics inch by inch with prices and values. 4 inch habit cloth 65c value 65c. 54 inch broad cloth 79c value 1.25. 40 inch henrietta 32 5 cent? 3 25c value 1. 40 inch black henrietta 39c value 65c. 45 inch black and colored henrietta 59c value. 36 inch Emelish henriettas 19c value 35c. 1 lot worsted plaids 4c value 10c. Cambrics and selicias with dress patterns 4c and 10c.
World Fair art portfolio coupons go fast
Go ing like sixty Tus 8UN publishes the third series of World s Fair art portfolio coupons for back numbers. City residents pay 10 cents with coupons or 20 cents without. outside city 12 cents with coupons or 22 cents without. Stamps not accepted. Clip and study coupons.
Live Stock Market Report From February Auction Day
Agricultural market notes show cattle receipts on Wednesday with limited supply of hogs and sheep. Prices for cattle were lower than last week. hogs and sheep also moved weak, with mixed to heavy weights and various classes of cattle, calves, and bulls priced and traded by shippers and buyers.
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Ibliakafglis Ubion
Recelpis
Guvato
Cteers
Mecom
Julehers
Keutr
Geca
DU Speer
City Grain Market Report Passages and Prices
City Grain Market report shows Wheat, corn, oats bids and rejected grades amid a quiet trading day. Local buyers and traders quote various No 1 white and mixed grains with prices around several cents. rye wagon sales noted and Timothy hay values listed.
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Inc
Tinothy
Choice
Praumia
Guiet
CHANGE OF TRAIN TIME FOR Clevstead LINE SERVICES
Readable timetable announces Sunday November 19 changes at Indianapolis Union Station. Passenger trains will depart for Chicago Lafayette Louisville Shelbyville Greensburg Lawrenceburg Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo Albany New York Boston Anderson Ugnie Elkhart Benton Harbor Marion Wabash St Louis Greencastle Terre Haute Mattoon Bloomington Peoria Crawfordsville Danville Champaign Dayton Springfield Columbus daily with multiple daily departures and varied times across routes.
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Chicago
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Louisville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Lawrencebars
Cincinnati
Tuain
Ubuam
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Buffalo
Albany
New York
Boston
Anderson A Uagie
Elkhart
Benton Harbor
Marion
Wabash
ST. Louis
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Mattoon
Bloomington
Peorial
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Dally
Markets by Telegraph Chicago Feb 7 Wheat and pork prices
Opening quotes show May wheat at 6214 to 649 and July 6816?c. Corn May 37 1/8c, July 37 1/16c. Pork February price 12 dollars. In Chicago close May wheat 62 1/4 to 62 3/4, May corn 37 1/8, May pork about 14 80. Market figures list March or May terms with various prices and local notes.
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ChicaGco
cHicago
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