Poisoned Furnace Dog Dies In Fire Accident
Across Indiana a string of brief items reports varied events. A dog perished in a furnace after a mill mishap. Prolific robberies, arrests, and local incidents are listed from Fort Wayne to Seymour, with deaths of notable residents, court actions, and small-town happenings.
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Sullivan
Elwood
Greenfield
Emily Bond
Brazil
Connersville
Goshen
Elkhart
Franklin Democrats
John Hayes
Noblesville
Benjamin Harrison
Clinton
Carroll
Reed
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Rev. White
Hamilton
Greenwood
John Kelly
Seymour
Win
Egan
John Luibill
Lee
James Zork
Shelby County Democrats
Morris M. Mayerstein
Lafayette Daily Courier
Elmer Winship
Mount Vernon
Joseph Fatoosh
Mount Lebanon
Syria
Rockville
James Livingston
Crown Point
England
Phillips’ Dry Goods
Plainfield
Isaac Down
Lafayette
Julius Backofen
Horton's Mill
Posey Miller
Polack
Slavenski
Michigan City
Oliver Perry
Shelbyville
Purdum
Madison
William Barrett
William Murphy
Logansport
William Rheiann
Terre Haute
Albert Stephenson
Addie Stultz
Northfield
Chas. Elliott
Jeffersonville
Lydia Trarman
Annie Chaflin
Anderson
McKeen
Crawfordsville
Columbus City
Evening Lights
New Albany
Mabel McCaffrey
Harry Stevens
Park County
Ratcliff
New York
Abrell
Dramatic Park Show and Street Scene Near Washington
A well-dressed man on the Washington Illinois corner drank and swayed shouting he would not let passes. The Park stage featured Dickens Oliver Twist with a vivid murder scene causing a faint. Immigrant passengers at Union Station drew harsh remarks from a trainman about odors in the coach.
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Washington
Illinois-st
Dicken
the Park
Dda van Courtland
Bill Sykes
Nancy
Union Station
Indianapolis
Governor Whitcomb the musical governor of Indiana
Controller Woollen recalls meeting Indiana governors since 1844 and praises Gov. Whitcomb as a gifted but unpretentious musician. He recounts a noon visit with law partner Oliver Smith, stopping at Knightstown’s two story hotel. A violinist hotel son played out of tune until Whitcomb tuned and played a moving melody, astonishing the boy.
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Indiana
Controller Woollen
Gov. Whitcomb
Oliver Smith
Indianapolis
Richmond
Knightstown
Sunday church sermons span morals and evolution debates
Rev Milburn of First Presbyterian condemned Indianapolis morals and duty lapses. Rev Wilcox at Tabernacle preached on evolution, stating man’s only evolution is in God. Dr A M Allis of Chilean missions spoke at First Pres about education and religion, refuting views of Chileans as fickle or revolutionary. Rev E Braddon Hamilton of Church of Heavenly West preached at St Pauls on individual work for God.
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Woollen
Haines
Reformatory
Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Terre Haute
Carrie Woodruff
Washington St
Sixth St
Conduitt
Board ‘of Public Works
Milburn
First Presbyterian
Indianapolis
Wilcox
Tabernacle Church
A. M. Allis
Chilian Foreign Missions
First Presbyterian Church
Republic
E. Braddon Mamilton
Morgan
Church of Heavenly West
New York
St. Pauls Church
Cambridge University
England
Local Market Prices and Grain Reports
A mixed market update lists sheep and lamb prices with Good to choice lambs at various weights, and details on bucks and wethers. It also reports inspector results on wheat corn hay oats and bran prices, along with Chicago and New York grain closes and a humorous Hood’s Sarsaparilla note. Local dealers bid hay and Timothy prices, and a sales ad for Ladies hair goods ends the page.
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Indianapolis Union Stock
Vanna
Monpay
Feo
Hay
Timothy
Popular Murott's Shoe Sale Draws Crowds at 22 E Wash
Crowds fill Murott's at 22 East Washington Street as a removal sale cuts 20 percent on all goods. Shoes praised for reliability and style, stock described as fresh and reasonably priced, drawing steady shopper turnout throughout the day. Also notices promotion for engraving and printing services at local shops.
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Murott
Wash.st
Geo J. Marott
Cygnet, O. Reports Seven Thousand Dollar Cyclone
Hill and Cleveland clubs combined to defeat Cleveland. Minneapolis and St. Paul planned a street railroad link described as Siamese twin like.
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Cygnet
Hill
Cleveland
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Editing the Sun editorial on rabbit tapeworm cures
The Sun editorial parodies home remedies by arguing against the idea that animals and humans share ailments and cures. It satirizes isopathy and warns that applying such logic risks worsening harm by repeating the same toxins or intoxicants.
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Epitor Sun
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Kissa the Preacher
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Hermit
Bates House
Annie
Jimmy
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UO Kau
Wee A . AO
City Grain Market
Telegrapha Grain Markets
Cuoago
Hood
Clary & Sor
Ray and
Mersts
Laurie's
Burford’s
Ed. Ducas
West Wash-st
Chapman & Mullally
Norbert Landeraf
Penn -St
Clary
Dra Ie
Prospect St
Sloan
Tax Son
Rae
Sun Office
Christ
Tae Son
Foo
Chance-Matthews Printing Company
Vance
Englewood
Watch
Chanceoe Printing Co
Bennett’s
Hoarroad & Prank
Tadiana
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Wyeshan
Penglewood—Waten It
Sphere Wi
G. W. Smock
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Ohio-st
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Delaware Street
Washingtons
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H. S
Hyde
Ilinois and
Twenty-second Streets
CLARK
Clark & O8good
W. E. Mick & CO
E. Market St
Albert Gall
3. C. Johnson
European Loafer
Bombay
London
Parrott & Taggart
Vienna
HH. C. Scheeregens
Cor
Alabama
W W. Gates
Bentist
G. F. B’l’d’g, Cor
Wash
Penns
T. H. Davidson
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
Times
National” Business College
Washington and
Meridian Streets
L. A. Duthie
Frincipa
Pearson's Music House
Pennsylvania
Texins
Frank H. Smith
Sherman
Barber
Will N. Wolfe
SON
E. Oblast
Frea
Charga
Thea
Ale
R.S. McKee & Son
McKee & Branham
South Meridian Street
William J. McKee
Ind
Weat
Spiegel, Thoms
Stedman Dental CO
Carlton
Slave
Horace A. Comstock
Washington-st
New York State
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Flanker & Buchanan
Illinois Street
Tae Sun
Ohio St
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