Indiana News Briefs From Various Counties
A Terre Haute man killed himself by hanging as police investigated sensational local reports. Edinburg cereal mills was incorporated. Mrs. Frank Scott, a Southern Indiana figure, died at Jeffersonville. The Rose Hill station fire in Wabash county burned. Jeffersonville, Indianapolis, and Logansport items appear. Multiple arrests, bond issues, and legal notices surface, including pension disputes, a court case over bonds, a missing pouch heist, and a fatal injury from a runaway horse.
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Elwoody
Edinburg Cereal Mills Company
Frank Scott
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Big Four
Rose Hill
Wabash County
Pranklin College
Franklin
Q. L. Overstreet
Alexandria
Wilson
Charles D. Ward
Noblerville
Lizzie Veland
Anderson
Wabash
Evansville
Oflicer Voght
South Bend
John Hill
Laporte
Montgomery County
James Chandler
Petersburg
Kt. P. Grimes Dry Coods Company
Indianapolis
Wm. P. Bidwell
American Eagle
A. P.A
Ort Wayne
Plymouth
Hie
John ‘Ensch
John Menust
David Shenks
Kokomo
William Green
Brazil
Matthews
Green
Chicago
Teva
Supreme Court
Ellison, Anderson
Madison County
Mrrs. Smith
Christian Nell
Huntington
Wyre Henderson
Hi. & Srsilold
Seymour
Henderson
Campbellebure
Postasies
Overman
Gustav Gonian
Terre Haute
James Godfrey
Columbus
Godfrey
Three Card Choice Ends In Quick Flight Of Crooks
Godfrey won $5,000 but the would be payers demanded assurance of solvency. He then switched to a minor game and routed the crooks, while Sporting Life notes various boxing, cycling, and billiards items including Gallagher’s New York death, Gatto’s Louisville bid, and an array of midwinter exhibitions and matches across the nation.
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Godfrey
John Gallagher
New York
Larry Gatto
Louisville
Billardiet Schaefer
Europe
France
Charles Moth
Charles Whittimer
Cincinnati
Halvorsen
Stockholm
James I. Caldwell
Brighton Beach
Ned
California
Gloucester
Thompson
South New Jersey
Jockey Club
West Indianapolis Catholic Church Plans and Local Notes
West Indianapolis is to have a new Catholic church. Hard times reduce Electric Light Company receipts by 1000 dollars weekly. Ninth ward reps organize a Lincoln League with Ed Srundage as president. Clerk Sweeney of the supreme court is a devout Catholic and has abstained from meat on Fridays for 40 years. A wagon owned by Luke Wealis of Mooresville was knocked silly by a streak of motor. Mr. Jackson rallied the town on Wednesday. The jail housed Golden Lyon, noted as drunk. A one and one third rate is set for railroads into the city for the Lincoln leagues state meeting. February 18 local manufacturers met at the Commercial club to organize a fire insurance company. A committee of Otto Stechhen, T. K. Laycock, J. H. Davis, I. B. Dean, Fred Schmidt, Geo Merritt, Frank Maus, and Henry Bauer to draft a constitution. A unemployed committee seeks donor list from Secretary Fortune but he refuses. Albert Itrull elected president and C. A. Johnson secretary.
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Indianapolis
Electric Light Company
Ninth Ward
Ed, Srundage
Sweeney
Supreme Court
Luke Wealis
Mooresville
Jackson
Golden Lyon
Lincoln
Otto Stechhen
T. K. Laycock
J. HL. Davis
I. B
Safe feeding for infants with condensed milk advice
A reused ad advises mothers to avoid unpleasant conditions by feeding only digestible foods and milk for infants. It promotes Gail Borden condensed milk as the safest solution, noting a bottle can be prepared for 26 cents.
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Nature
Gail Borden Hagle
Peel Like a New Mart with Paskola
An advertisement touts Paskola as a great flesh forming food to build healthy flesh, enrich blood, and aid thin or weak people. It claims easy digestion, quick absorption, and suitability for delicate stomachs. Sample pamphlets available from Pre-Digested Food Co. at 168 Duane St, New York City.
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Paskola
Duane St
N.Y
Hosiery and Underwear Price Reductions Listed
Readable ad lists men's and ladies wool garments with sale prices and regular values. Items include ladies hose 23c to 35c, under wear 75c, ribbed 39c, men shirts 50c, wool underwear 39c, fleece lined 45c, merino socks 10c, all wool socks 19c, cashmere socks 23c.
World’s Fair art portfolio coupons now available
The Sun announces a third series of World's Fair art portfolio coupons for back numbers. City residents can obtain with coupons for 10 cents or 20 cents without coupons. outside city 12 to 22 cents with or without coupons. Stamps not accepted. Read coupon details carefully.
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the Sun
Horsday Grain Prices and Bid Report
Inspections show wheat 16 cars corn 31 cars oats 1 car hay 2 cars. Wheat bids range from 8 red and white varieties with mixed quality and several bids rejected. Barley and timothy prices listed, local dealers adding bids. rye price noted.
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Horsday
Buc
Oogon fHasler
Bax
Loothy
Timothy
Timwothy
Praicis
Aldding
Hye
Wageen
Wacon
Markets by Telegraph Chicage Feb 8 Pricing Highlights
Markets by Telegraph from Chicage lists grain and animal products with May and July contracts. Wheat May 6iRc July 3c, corn May 867%0 July 3ke, pork Feb $1230 May $1240. lard Feb 8785 May $7427. short rib Feb 645 May 4685. Clore Wheat May 623¢c July 635¢¢. corn May d7lye July 380. oats May 2084 July 281gc. pork Feb $1242 May $1962, laid Web $787 May $787, short ribs Feb 432 May 644.
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Telegraph
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Shelbyville
John Kelly
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Una Wilkes
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Boone
State of Indiana
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ML. A. Beck
Washington Street
Henry Brones
Hhae Shipping
Goco
Medina
TEE Sun Sands
Tau Sun
Sox
City Grain Barket
Journal
Telephone
Stossmeister
Brussels
Union
Chas. L. Hutchinson
Washington
Isec Roe
Scranton
Parrott & Taggart
A. W. Fisher
SUN Building
Ohio
William N. Bowman
Ingalls Block
Lndienapolis
Carl Barnes
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Phntist
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