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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1894

Page

4

Armstrong Is Guilty In $36,000 Tipton County Case

The Kokomo jury found Cal Armstrong ex deputy treasurer of Tipton county guilty of appropriating 36000 of the county funds and sentenced him to seven years in the penitentiary after a 13 day trial. Nearby items note Richmond cyclists, a new cigar factory for Anderson, standard time adoption in Richmond, a $35000 Baptist church planned for Peru, and other county notes on schools banking, oratorical contests, and local trials.

Kokomo Cal. Armstrong Tipton County Funde Young Armstrong Richmond Anderson Peru Bartholomew County Warsaw California Henry Cook Dunkard Union City Goshen Martinsville Citizens’ National People's Party of Johnson County da Pauw University L. F. Dimmitt Anna Colling Lafayette Ed Brown Crawfordsville W. FF. Gunter Mii Wulschner & Son Muncie New Hoss Elkhart Board of Huntingburg Ben Niahaue Whiting JJ Moore D. W. Linville J. W. Eward Converge Isaac P. Crray William Fay Fowler Boswell Zimri Dwiggins Chicago Dwiggins Michigan City Elwood D. H. Havens Indiana Marshall U. Wilson New Albany Philip A. Hall Francisville Marquis J. Smith Argos Wm. H. Cochran Glanwood Lewis E. Myers Sylvester M. Swisher Centerton Wm. H. McCain Indianapolis George McLin Washington John Pariich Jonesville Jas. H. Henderson Bromar Jas. M. Leatheman Rachael J. Miller Moran Saran A. Sharp Somerset John Batchelor Logansport Joshua Leech Winchester Jas. A. Fergueon Montezuma

Sporting life features span boxing to bicycle racing

A roundup of sports chatter notes Dempsey on stage and Hazel Wilkes selling at New York horse gate. Abell retires from baseball. Riordan open to fight any 160 to 165 pounder. Philadelphia and Washington to meet in a 24 man team whist match on July 17. Plan to bid for Grim and other trades and matches including billiards and cycling. Various church notices follow.

Jack Dempsey Hazel Wilkes New York A. Abell Brooklyn Don Riordan Peter Jackson Philadelphia Washington Louisville Chicago St. Louis Danny Richardson Stanton Abbott Harry Gilmore England Stansbury Australia Jake Gaudaur Orilla John Grim Ward Grim Belgium New York City Anon Capt. Comstock Pious Evanston, Jr Gifford Jenks Jimmy Wakely John L. Sullivan Frank P. Slavin Harry Dunn San Francisco America Maurice Daly Groaty King Cadmus Pittsburg Phil Kansas City Brennan Gee, Kessler Butte Mont Mike Roach Roach Boston Schaefer Slosson Ives Rams Hest Loop

Petition to Reinstate Patrolman John Wilson Circulated

A petition is circulating to reinstate patrolman John Wilson. A mad dog seized possession of a northern California street Friday. Officer Kimple killed it. Sentinel Printing Company sued Friday to recover a $160 note of Sim Coy. Building Inspector Pendergast traveled to Boston for a builder’s convention.

John Wilson N. California Sr Kimple Sentinel Printing Company Sim

Paine's celery compound praised for health revival in 19th century notice

Bennington Vermont a 1803 reminiscence describes grip illness in 1531 and again in 1892. The writer credits Paine's celery compound with rapid improvement after one bottle and continuing daily use to sustain energy. Wife also benefits from the remedy and praises its taste and vigor compared to wine.

Bennington Paine

Unreadable OCR Item Highlights Shipments and Numbers

Fragmented text shows numerous numbers and terms like shipments and sheep plus monetary values such as 3 and 2503. The readable fragments offer no coherent event, person, place, or organization to summarize into a concrete news item.

Hood's Sarsaparilla and the people

President Lincoln quote aside this Old World style ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior purifier and builder. It asserts growing sales in regions where known and claims it as the people's favorite medical blend. It ends with a claim of throat cure and mentions new pancake flour.

Lincoln Hoon

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