Multiple local incidents and deaths flood Indiana news
A sprawling Indiana page lists numerous items from Madison near Marion to Goshen and Fort Wayne. Notable entries include Hannah Jordin killed in a sink incident, a man killed by dynamite mischief, and a sink accident in Muncie. Also reported: fires in Central Brazil, a rail wreck at Midland, a new knitwear factory planned for Michigan City, mobbed farms in Hartford City, and a closed Blackford farmers institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Marion
Stephania Lloyd
Madison
Rushville
Greenwood
South Bend
Teamsters
Draymen
F.S. Tincher
Liberty
Central House
Brazil
Willian F. Ring
Centerville
GALR
DePauw School of Music
Henry Piel
Columbus
Tomnie Ward
Dateville
Fort Wayne
Elwood
Joseph Bay
Envy E. White
Old Pioneers
Wabash
South Bend Morning Post
J. W. O'Cannon
GC. Tufts
Blackford County Farmers” Institute
Hartford City
Willian Snodgrass
Gosport
Bert Ide
Greenfield
Anderson
Muncie
Newport
Daniel F. Roots
Irene Ellis
Richmond
Goshen
William Nowling
Arkansas
Knightstown
Huntington
Michigan City
Midland
Crawfordsville
Senator Loveland
Peru
de Pauw School
Jelleyvue Hospital
New York
Soys
New Albany
Westlake
John O'Herren
Thomas Kavenaugh
Macksmith
John W.smith
Vincennes
Mandeviel
Papa
Goodar
Eveirs
J. N.goodlar
Deeatun
Duntee
Midgebury
Joln Ganze
Owens
Chub” Carroll
South
Applevate
Clark County
Frank V. Broadbent
Wurtzenburg University
Germany
Goinsville
George Hemp
Hannah Jordin
Evanaville
Hemp
Market gossip and sharp talk at the Board of Trade
Aaron Vail meets Secretary Smith at noon to bid on hay as the market opens slowly with few changes in the city grain market. J C Morris, nicknamed Smiley, brightens the building, while Roberts remains a market man who has built an independent fortune. Capt Wert defies the cold with a shawl and long hair, and Harry Clark stands out as the statistician whose grasp of figures is unmatched. Chas MacIntire, warned for a sour look, contemplates country fairs as a future option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Vail
Smith
J.C. Morris
Smiley
Roberts
Board of Trade
Capt. Wert
Harry Clark
Chas’ MacIntire
Riley and politics mix in Indiana village tale
In Burlington Indiana James Whitcomb Riley joins a sleigh spell and learns crokinole, getting a finger blister and a quip about the game. A later tale recaps John G. Blake recalling Marion county clerkship campaigns with Mose McLain and Dave Stout including a straw hat bribe and a nondelegate encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Blake
Institute For
Fort Wayne
Sun
Third Ward
Indianapolis
Mose McLain
David Stout
Blake
Stout
Dave Stout
Dave
Greenfield
Town Talk and Local Notices From Denison
Messy town column reports multiple brief items including deaths from heart disease on Meek street and North Mississippi street, a Wednesday social at Mrs. Henrys, a Grunfeld concert at Plymouth church, a mass meeting about Isaach Ketcham, and a Chicago and Indianapolis marriage at Denison house parlors. Mineral water depth drilled to 1935 feet on Chirchman farm. will be abandoned. Subscriber F.3 O. Bu notes William Bossons address at Bank of Commerce. Andrew Lager named secretary of Home Brewing Company. Central Labor Union votes not to join AFL. tinners threaten boycott of Home Brewery. Chuma nonunion contractor roofed their brewery. Funeral of Rev J A Clay of Bethel A M E church held Monday. large attendance. Commercial Club two years old with 1000 members. stock subscriptions $55,446.50. treasury $3,572.64. Otho Yeaman of 155 N Liberty st relates pistol encounter at Liberty and Court streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gundolfinvert
New York
Charles DeWitt
Oxsoldier
Meek St
David TV
Mississippi St
West Side
Henry
Rhukest
Alfred
Heinrich Grunfeld
Plymouth Church
Toughville
Isaach
Cure Bank of
Commerece
Andrewlager
Home Brewing Company
Cruse
Wilson-sts
Central Labor Union
American Federation
Iome Brewery Company
Chum
J. A. Clay
Bethel African M. E
Otho Yeaman
N. Liberty-sr
Liberty and Court-sts
Yeaman
Hogs and Sheep Market Report and Grain Prices
A bustling market report covers hog receipts of 3,000 with Tuesday shipments of 2,000 and an active opening, while grain and oats futures and local grain bids steady. It notes improved quality and light receipts lifting prices, with sheep trading firmer and lambs and wethers showing higher bids. Also included are commodity quotes from Chicago and New York markets, and advertisements for health tonics, clocks, and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Feo
Bray—Steady
Hary—Timothy
Timothy
Telegraph Grain Markets
Chicago
Park Bay
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana
Hannah
Will Case
Burlington
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Bob
Riley
James
Sedalia
Horace A. Comstock
Washington-st
Sally &Stalnaker
McKeee & Son
McKeer & Branham
McEoe
South Meridian Street
William J. McKee
Esiaiapee
Weannta
Randig
Dios
Aavurl
Bond
Hood
Jacob Knapp
Tipton
Iowa
Ducas
West
Clary & Son's
Ray
Meridian-sts
Chapman & Mullaily
Circle-st
Ophes
Bes Rials
Frank Smith
N. Pean-st
Heyary
Firstlass
Anheuser-Busch
Burford’s
Willi
George J. Marott
Pennsylvania
N. Penn-st
East Wash-st
Father Noah
Indianapolis Brewing Company
J. Barnhart
J. Matzger & Co
C. Habieh & Co
Buford
Chance-Matthews Printing Company
Vance
Tle
Chance
Matthews Printing Co
Everroad & Prunk
Tlett
Sheat
Morris-st
J . West
CE. Kreghlo & Whitsett
North Delaware Street
Miller’s Hats
Miller
Miller’s
America
Dalton
Bates House
Browning
Walker
Circle Street
Geo. J. Mayer
Meridiaaa St
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania St
Danbury Hat CO
West Washington St
Professional
W. Gates
Boom
C. F
Cor, Wash
Penns
T. H. Davidson
Wash.st
New York State
H. C. Scheregens
Washington St
Cor, Alabama
Fred Schrader
Boots & Shoes
Schilling
East Washingong Street
W. G. Wasson & CO
Telephone
Bryce
Mator Taylor
East Washington Street
Ses Pursell & ME
DSKER
Taggart
Vienna
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