Tragedy in Sithea and a Richmond Comedy at Terre Haute
A young woman Miss Nan Nie Kay died by suicide at her family home in Sithea after heartbreak and ill health. Locally, towns like Richmond and Terre Haute feature a mix of events including a revival in Valparaiso, singing schools, and a variety show lineup with Niobe and Zeb productions. News notes cover theft, burglaries, streetcar progress, and courtly debates on charters, plus crime updates and arrests in nearby counties.
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Attica
Nan- Nie Kay
Valparaiso
Abntinnes
Evangelist Small
Terre Haute
Anderson
Richmond
Justice of Peace
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Richmond Independent
Susan Hoover
Columbus
Neressman Cooper
Laporte
Gov
Stoat
Elwood
Life, Cox dismounts horse. many local notices
Elijah Cox fell from a horse near N. Meridian on Loeventh al Monday evening, dislocating his shoulder. The Gray club hosted friends with readings, speeches, music and refreshments. Green Hagerman resigns from patrol, C.K. Hall to fill gap. J. A. Wildman named chairman of the Board of Trade legislative committee. Mary Ross, colored, arraigned for stealing $380 from James Hammond. case continued pending grand jury. Mrs. McClure, shot by husband, shows signs of recovery but remains critical. Benjamin I. Davis, a prominent attorney, dies in Indianapolis. pallbearers named. County library trustees elect officers. more room sought. Perry Fenner near Irvington hurt by toy cannon mishap. may not survive. W. W. Winward farewell at New York Store. silverware and souvenirs presented. Edwin L. Hastings dies at 650 N. Blingisst. eos, sips. burial at Crownhill. Virginia Hall, 14, testifies in case against Henry Weeks. evidence reveals snowball incident. case dismissed.
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Elijah Cox
Meridian
Loeventhal
Gray Club
Green Hagerman
Winois
Washington Sta
Force
Carelins Works
GG. Tanner
Board of Trade Legisrative
C.K. Hall
J. A. Wildman
Mary Ross
Alonday
James Hammond
Blakest
Sirs. McClure
Parry Fenner
Irvington
Perry
W. W. Winward
The
New York
Winward
Edwin L. Hastings
N. Blingisst
Erysipsias
Boston
Indianapolis
Journal Company
Crownhill
Virginia Hall
Henry Weeks
Weeks
Prize fighting chatter and theater scene in Crescent City
A sprawling summary of boxing rumors and social events notes Joe Choyinski aiming to fight Daly Bir and Corbett's former trainer. It lists Monday winners at Hawthorne and New Orleans including Cas ellis Forest King Ja Ja One Dime Zantippa and Little Addis San Saba Augertee Dixie V Pellin. Norton and Lloyd face Newport grand jury over prize fighting. Fred Lake to Boston next summer. Bennet Ganzel or Kelly to be released. Andy Bowen and Jon Fielding host the initial fifth social in Crescent City club rooms Thursday night. Billy Myer seeks the win. Sun reporter peeks at Empire theater as Bob Fitzsimmons toils fixing a punching bag and claims Hall bout on March 8 per wife’s letters. Fitzgerald discusses Sullivan and Corbett, praising Corbett’s skill. Fitzsimmons hints at his own upcoming clash with Hall. note mentions daydreams and rumors about other fighters.
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Joe Choyinski
Daly
Bir
Corbett
Ruby
Lily
Lochuel
Templemore
Ivanhoe
Caiio
Trade
Hawthorne
Casellis
Forest King
Ja Ja
One Dime
Zantippa
New Orleans
Little Addis
San Saba
Augertee
Dixie V
Pellin
Norton
Lloyd
Newport
Grand Jury
Fred. Lake
Milwaukee
Boston
Bennett
Ganzel
Kelly
Andy Bowen
Jon Fielding
New
Crescent City
Billy Myer
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Sun
Empire Theater
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitasimmons
Hall
Sullivan
Blu
Mitchell
Charley
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Live Stock Market Report From January 3 1895
Market opened steady to higher for cattle and sheep with strong demand. Shipping steers ranged around 1451 pounds with prices and totals listed. receipts totaled 4,600 Tuesday as buyers and shippers showed active trading and higher tendencies across cattle calves and butchers stock.
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Dorawa Polis
Yana
Hensipta
Lagu
Akipmeny
Wricher
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Tomach
Church Opera Company
Noblesville
Veray
Garten
Michigan City
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Stuckman
Hevan
Boltmakers
Fowler Nut On Bolt Works
Walton
Elijah Coleman
Thomas John
Switz
York
Psrass
Giens
Charles Atkins
Steanner
Swang- Wile
Army Clicers
Fort Leavenworth
Texas
Jennie Clark
Danny Fosdick
Liberty
William Blanner
Rushville
Gov. Chase
Fleary Fonts
Bourbon
Richmond Telegram
Fort. Wayne
Zollinger
Fort .Wayne
Ross
Rosa
Illinois-at
Granny
Niobe
Engiisa
Larey
Messrs
Harry
Edward Paulton
Anstey
Paultons
Rovel
Misa Isabella Coe
George BR. Edeson
Chae
Codts
Mr. Coots
Larry
Lord
R. J. Graham
Larry the Lord
Marine Quartet
Cora Harris
Egglich’s
Tharen
Zeb
Park
Geens
Ald
Ga Tudiana
Wayback
Ila
Mise Melville
Robert Fitzsimmons
Mein
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Theo
Fennessey
Cincinnati
Clarke
Jim Johnson
Red
Kid Henderson
Billy Teller
Mr. Fitzsimmons
McAullife
Liege Ners
Tum Bun
Garyy
Tageey
Peitis Dry Goods
Guy Grain Market
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Greg Gbine
Bbc
Timoths
Boratrie
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Felograph
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Danbury Hat. CO
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Bourgery
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Cotesy
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D. F. Lanram
Nowlesville
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Bates House
Georgia
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