Towns buzz with news from banks to railroads and fires
Scrappy items from Muncie Crawfordsville and Fort Wayne cover mad dog scares gas plans trains depots and cafe talk. Incidents include a man burned saving money a drunk driver collision and a furnace of local fires. Several deaths and legal cases mark the week with state finance and revival notes amid broad local chatter.
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Munecie
Henry Reach
Loganaport
Henry Joimeau
New Albany
Jos
Muncie
Dee-line
Bucklen
Fikhart
Chicago
Cleva
Lewis Diehl
Logansport
Wse Sworth
Joseph B. Keating
Huntington
Vert Wayne
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Lafayette
W. R. Asher
Ren
W. H. Beaman
Dam
Morgan County
Martinsville
James Penn
Portland
McClive
Fanny Markes
Cementville
Clark County
Wmn
L. Mellroy
Himer McKinley
North Manchester
Claire
Brazil
Geo. Cook
P.lodge
Center Point
Isaac Krazan
Murphy
Richmond Sunday Register
Trary LeCaron
Hagerstown
Dr. Morton
Corydon
Chas. E. Spencer
Jacob. Holmes
DePauw
Holmes
Webster
Henry Strahm
New Paris
Fern
Wim
Murray
Edwards
CITT Link Recounts Meetings and Local Incidents
Regular meeting planned Tuesday night with Gov. Gray expected to speak. Reports of thefts, injuries from a streetcar fall, a stolen valise at Union Station, and a shop burglary. Public notices include hospital inquiry details and upcoming rail travel promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spendricks
Gov. Gray
Burt Thomas
Coas, Mayer & Co
Notion
J. M. Rideronr
B. A. Wilcop
Richard
Dfilla
Union Station
Frank Wilson
Maplest
Vance Block Run
Hendricks Club
Griffn
Sty
Watrelman Warrell
Warrell
Henry Murpur
Griffin
St. Patrick's Day
Order of Hi- Vermians
Richmond
Connersville
Indiana
Touilinsay Hell
Hovey
John Shue
Asylum
Hoosier Players Face Classification Plan and Buyouts
The Whens join the city amateur league as Sig Scheeneck stays in the Hoosier ranks while Harry Spence shifts to New Haven. Billy Sanders objects to a $2 254 wage, citing fish-income, as Glasseeck agrees to classification terms or not play. President Brush heads to Washington for inauguration and league meetings with Hoosier deals pending before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Scheeneck
Harry Spence
Hoosiers
New Haven
Billy Sanders
Boston
Glasseeck
Brush
Washington
Geizein
Stearns
Market price list from Indianapolis and Chicago area trade notes
A dense OCR style list covers grocery items and prices, oysters, beans, and field produce. It mentions river salmon, oats, flour, lard, cheese, and various meats with unit prices. Bundled market notes include livestock and grain quotes from Indianapolis and Chicago markets dated Feb 24–26.
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Yarmouth
Dork
Baive
Columbia
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Limburg
Jose
Beauly Hebrons
Kentucky
Choice S&l
Perth
Pereal
Bank Ae
Am Air
Perfection
Fiat
Ahiska
Grehard Griss
Adianapolis
Wanted to Rent Room Ad Column in The Sun
Readers seeking rooms to rent are advised to check the wanted column in The Sun for leads. If no response, the paper offers to publish a ten word notice free for three days.
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L.1
Caron
Acton
Citt Link
Fiospital
Shockney
Conn
Sullivan
Gapen
Meridian National Bank
New York National Exchange
Falten
Vase Son
Baltimore
Batimore
Washeston
Big 4
Harrison Club
Columbia Club
Terre Waute
Fowler
Barnes
Schwinge
Dunlap
Seventieth Regiment
Harrison
Martshall
Topeka
Kansas
Washington and
Meridan Streets
J. H. Martin
Dist
Monal
Ty Markets
California
Cordoba
Johnson
City Grain Market
Tulsdat
CES
Wendy
Jay
Timothy
Polegraph Marketa
L. W. Jgrdeon
Peck Mission Sunday School
N. Delaware St
Jon
Illinois
Jehn
Okina
Kutehins Uleck
New Jersey
SUB Capital
Orphat
Wickham
Agars
India
Ayres & 69
Mesdames Phelps and
Ayer
Harmon
Philadelphia
West Washington-at
A. C. Smith
Merchant Tailor
Virginia Apes
Liverpool
Umbia
W. G. Wasson
Pennsylvania-st
E.H. Eldridge & GO
Maryland Streets
Louis Beibold
Prises
Seredeen
Albert Gall
Paul H. Krauss
Manupagtirer
Pennsylvania
Washington-st
Ann Turner Winslow
Marion County
Calvon
MOET
James S. Thompson, Adm’r
President Harrison
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Washington Street
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