Nothing Against Paris Indictment Error Sparks Rumors
A long list of Indiana items notes missteps in a number of counties. Highlights include a girl scalding death linked to an erroneous indictment, Mishawaka's telephone revival, Bedford meat-price pledge, Choosed tales of court cases in Franklin and Anderson, and reports of arrests and financial suits. The column also mentions a proposed corrugated iron factory, a lynch fear near Cannelton, and crime updates from Goshen, Elwood, and Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Columbus
Mishawaka
Bedford Butchers
Lagrange County
Washington High School
Ladoga
Dunkard College
A. Gear
Richmond
Goshen
John D. Cochran
Franklin
Indiana
Connersville
Connersville Driving Park Association
Delmonico
Seymour
New York
Elkhart
Knights of Pythias
Indigna
Valparaiso
Job Stewart
Anderson
Lawrence Warner
George Franklin
Mt. Vernon
James Dougal
Elwood
John Turner
Marion
Day Moore
William Moore
Nash Ville
White River
Adam Stegmier
Greensburg
Philip Stevens
Kokomo
Porter County
Frank Reavis
Tiranaville
John W. Paris
Indianapolis
Greentown
Frankfort
Wm. Arttmann
Cannelton
Artmann
Willie Evans
Charles Gotham
Willie Morton
Edward Lush
Singabury
Peru
Elmore
Elmore Olmstead Brought Suit At Columbus, Wednesday, Against Richard Askin
Olmstead
Askin
Tipton County
Cal Armstrong
Cal
Mae Shellenberger
FEATURES OF SPORTING LIFE AND BATTLELINE LOOMS
sports items from the era note Fitzsimmons heading to England to fight Teddy Pritchard, Ives planning a New York stay after Europe, Kilrain reported gravely ill, Gorman offering 140 to 150 lb bouts in America, and Smith challenging the McAuliffe-Mitchell winner. Vigo fair Futurity near Terre Haute worth about 23000 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fitzsimmons
England
Teddy Pritchard
Frank Ives
New York
Jake Kilrain
Paddy Gorman
America
Billy Smith
Chicago
Vigo Fair Association
Terre Haute
Charleston
8. C
Jack Flynn
New Mexico
Billy Kennedy
Colorado
Los Gerrillos
N. M
Jacob Schaefer
Paris
Detroit Ball Club
Monte Cross
Cross
Savannal
Troy
Ward
Baldwin
Petty
Davis
Jeckegonville
Houston
Tex
Giants
Billy Plimmer
George Dixon
Pimmer
Blair& Baker
Tennessee St
John Kelly
National Trotting Association
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Rochester
Springfield
Hartford
Philadelphia
City News Briefs and Local Events
Meridian st M E church holds a Thursday business meeting while volunteer firemen meet Thursday morning in the circuit court room. County assessors plan March 14 to set uniform rates. Minerva circle meets at Mrs Morris on Lincoln Ave. Blind Tom entertains blind asylum pupils Wednesday. U S Marshal Hawsing travels to Jeffersonville to view a hanging. A snowy moon shows a cross. Matinee musicale features Godard works. Y M C A converts decline amid hard times. Retail grocers meeting in Board of Trade rooms fizzle. Burglar steals silverware at McDonald home. Henry Snyder imprisoned five years after breaking into the Co operative laundry. Albert Sahm, new postmaster, resembles Victor Emmanuel. Col Lilly’s vindication boosts handshakes. Berkshire hog raisers begin national convention at Hotel English. Post and relief corps entertain. Lorraine hall benefit for Henry Seyfried ends with no damages. Rudy’s Pile Suppository advertised. Union Cooperative Laundry praised. Cures for throat irritation advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian St. M. E
Circuit Court Room
Minerva Circle
Morris
Benj. Godard
Board of Trade
McDonald Home
Vermont
Henry Snyder
Albert Sahm
Victor Emanuel
Col. Lilly
Berkshire Hog Rassera
English
Walcott
Otheraresu
Geo. H. Chapman Post and
Relief Corps
Lorraine Hall
Henry Seyfried
Dickson & Talbott
W. C. Dickson
Seyfried
Well-Dressed Women Use Diamond Dyes During Hard Times
An Indianapolis druggist notes diamond dyes boost dressmaking under hard times. With fifty colors including strong blacks for wool, cotton, and silk, even worn garments can be transformed. Envelopes provide clear directions, making dyeing simple for beginners, with fast, washable results and stories of converting wardrobes from old pieces. Try a ten cent package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cut Your Coupons for Sun's World’s Fair Art Portfolio
Number Three of The Sun's World's Fair art portfolio was delayed on the road but arrived Monday morning. Those holding coupons for this number and back issues can obtain them at The Sun office. Cut your coupons for Number Four if Prof Halligan tells the truth, and we think he does. Number Four will be a grand production. You shouldn't miss a number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Halligan
Wheat and feed market notes from a 19th century grain report
The report outlines grain prices and bids for wheat corn oats and timothy and clover hay. Market participants are listed with bid figures for grades and futures in Chicago and Chicago exchange style quotes appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallar
Buc
Atimothy
Edo
Ticket Offices at Major Hubs Listed
Ticket offices at No. 1 East Washington Street 73 Jackson Place Massachusetts August and Union Station are noted as available service points. The listing highlights central transit centers and key street addresses for ticketing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Standard Tims
Union Station
South
Wilinois Street
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Isavas
Southwestern Limited
Chicago Limited
Daly
Chicago
Secon Caer
Pullman
Gally
Monon
Sun
Monon Ace
West End Union Station
Cor. Whinols
Kentuckys Ayre
Massachusetts-are
Washington St
Jackson Place
Massachusetts
Aug
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Greentown Bank
Whechker
Cal. Armstrong
Ben
Haughyville
K.K
Sporting Life
City Wife
Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Cuie
KK. K
Union Co- Operative Laundry
Hirts
SUN Office
D. m
Mansur Hail
Cor
Alabama
Washington-sts
New Jersey St
Woodruff Place
East Drive
Ohio-Stamt
UIT
N. Penn
Plymowie Rock Pants Co. Dy
UBION
Otoor Yanna
Shippara
Telegraph
Chicaco
Bua Pene
Benglish
Ithe
Chicago Opera House
American Extravaganza Co
MR. Day
Balsora
Enderson
Gars
Mure
of Re Theater
Satridas
Peche
Murray
Muck
Witneisst
G. Birneoli
Masonic Temple
Curcace
General Assembly
State of
Maine
Peravna
Compagny
Bec. A. Ady
Travelers’ Register
Taraine
Cincinnati
VIA
City Ticket Ofice—Cor
Dlinois-st
Kenucky-are
Ilinois-st
Union Sta. Its
Hid. Reet
Ullmann
East Ohig ST
Jelephone Usu
Cleveland, Cineinadi
Chicago & St. Louis
Indianapolis Union Station
Lafayette
Louisville
Shelbyville
Ee Law
Renceburg
Efalo
Albany
Boston
Anderson and Muncie
Benton Harbor
Wabash
Tranga ST. Louis
Trane
Greencastie
Mattoon
Ois
Peoria
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Dayton Springfield
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P
White City
Court of Honor
Convent of la Rabida
Mac Monnies
Art Palace
Ulmois
Eaos
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Journal
Soldiers’ Monument
Frea
A. Stossmhister
A. W. Fisher
Ohiost
Ind
Sum Building
Ohio
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