Poisoned Dawn and Deaths Across Towns in Tuesday Trials
A garbled list of deaths, legal cases, and crimes from Tuesday spans Winthaus kicked by a horse near Moore's Hill to Elias Owens in a murder trial at Brazil. Notable items include Mrs. Sawyer dying at Warrentown, a horse accident near Logansport, and shifting local prosecutions and burglaries across towns. Multiple names and places such as Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Marion, Muncie, Logansport, Terre Haute, Elkhart, and Greensfield appear amid court actions and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Stormont
Princeton
Jon. Jas
Warrentown
Church
Elias Owens
James Briggs
Brazil
Mary Bower
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Dublin
Decatur Journal
H.S. Tenbrook
W. C. Cope
Augusta Schmidt
Oscar Walton
Kokomo
H.C. Darnell
Muncie
Logansport
W.F. Lee
Chicago
Albion
Wino. Murphy
Paragon
Geo. Brokaw
Terre Haute
Charles
Pittsburg
Kendallville Sun
Perry’ Gillam
Frankfort
Lafayette
Sol Neideffer
Mitchell
John T. Norris
Ohio
Secret Service
Myron Campbell
South Bend National Bank
Frank Howell
Greentown
Frank Golding
John Martin
Martin
Babe Hollaway
Pete Vant Leven
Crawfordsville
Vant Leven
Holaway
William Lewis
Huntington
Toledo
Florence Day
Portland
John W. Paris
Indianapolis
John Deiss
Marion
Caddie Gibbong
Orleans
Hawkins
Petersburg
Reubdy Wena
Texas
City Life and Society Notes From Indianapolis
City news covers appointments at Lifs and Calumet clubs, salaries for state institutions staff, and town board discussions on finances and jail. Also reports on the Indiana bicycle company formed, deaths, street work, a dancing party, engineering society, cattle and horse trade debates, school fund apportionment, monument dealers, births and marriages, and various sport and racing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollen
Dr. Nott
Calumet Club
R. M. Baker
Indianapolis
Indiana Bicycle Company
Cincinnati
Philip Goetz
Isaac .P. Thalman
N. Delaware St
Commercial Club Bureau
Frank Brown
N. Meridian Sr
Ohio Military Academy
Indiana Engineering Society
Whitten
South Bend
J. A.” Bostwick
Phil Nye
Goshen
Marion County
Frank Bird Transfer Company Tariff Move to Crown Hill and South Yards
The Frank Bird Transfer Company lists rates from Gar lapet to Crown Hill at 2.60 and to South Yards at 2.00. Offices are Bates House Union Station and at Delawarst telephone b34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Crown Hill
South Yards
Bates House
Union Station
Delawarest
Live Stock Market Prices and Cattle Trade Report
Wednesday January 3 1895 details from the market show slow cattle trading with varied quotes for shipping steers and cows including Good to choice and common classes. hogs steady to higher with brisk after opening and strong close. sheep and lambs sluggish with mainly common types barely steady. Also includes inspector’s report on wheat corn oats and price bids for wagon rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne
Lou Dy Henghs
Corm
Cats
Bay
Wekat—Firmner
Hal—Tin Ory
Age Ae Local Desiers
Ile
Change of Time and Office Addresses Listed
Texet Offices at No 1 East Washington St 33 dackeon Place Massachusetts Ave and Union AJUS LAU announce a time change and relocation details for their offices across multiple streets and avenues in a concise notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Adolph Norsong
Minneapolis
Corbett-Mitchell
England
Sporting
London
Grand Rapids Ball Club
al. D. Rnl
Minerva
America
Mlle
Angelo
Jimmy Carroll
Bob Fitzalmmons
Frank G. Appleby
Providence
Pawtucket
Chicago
Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Dubuque
Rock Island
Springfield
Peoria
Jacksonville
Charley Mitchell
Corbett
Florida
Texet
Washington St
Dackeon Place
Massachusetts Ave
Unio
Markets by Letograph Cascady Jan 3 opening prices
Markets report opening quotations for Wheat Corn Oats Pork and Lard with futures for May and January contracts. Prices shown include Wheat May 64.340, July 66. Corn Jan 34.14, May 58?ig syi4c. Oats Jan 21.4, May 30e. Pork Jan 2.260, May 1.272. Lard Jan 2.780, May 4.762. Short ribs Jan 3.64, May 6.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letograph
Cascady
Cricsen
Gas Mains Access Strictly Prohibited Without Permit
The act declares it unlawful to make or cause any connection or reconnection with gas mains or service pipes or to turn on or off valves and to interfere with appliances without a written permit from the gas company. Penalty upon conviction ranges from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parewell
Propydeum
Ways and Means
LIFS
D. J. Hoffman
J. B. Schriele
Bushville
T. F. Gaebler
Rockville
Brutus
Geo
Cora Clark
Anthony
Bertha Leanahan
J. H
Rebecca Teckenbrook
Jas
Ella Saulsberg
L. F
Minnie Tuttle
Laura Watson
Mrs. Donehoo
Mrs. McCarty
Andrew
Sirs
Karl
Frank
Mary O’rilley
Ordam
Olphina Burkhart
Louisa Stender
Julius
Lena Rommel
Henry
Emelia
John
Margaret Morgan
Hancock
Martha Caylor
Fanny Bolin
Nath
Emma Gartholomew
James
Betitia Landerbach
Y. E
Myrtle Daugherty
Dratis
Ernst Miller
Mary A. Macy
Jessie Herth
May Budchetsky
Ransom Olvey
Chas. Wagoner
Tillie Peters
Alfred Schuppert
Rosetta E. Basey
Joseph N. Morgan
Alice M. Britton
Philip August Wacker
Fannie Megara
Piatures OF Sporting Life
Haines Bros.’ Pianos
Mie
Patti
Wateroome
D.H. Baldwin & CO
Ohio and
Pennsylvania Streets
Dental College
Pennsylvania St
Forshee
McMukie
Fayette-st
Reed
Washington-st
Seerence
Indiana-ave
Illnois-st
New Jersey
Howard-st
Gousrin & McCurpy
City Grain’ Market
Beaver
the Dazzler
Annie Dewis
Joseph Ott
Clipper
Matinee
Sweet Singer
Mr. Chas. A. Gardiner
Matt
Mr. Gardner
Fawork Moba
Sosephine
Sheba
Wilbur
DR. Carver
St Scout
Kregelo
Illinois Street
Kregelo, Son & Irvin
Taft's Dental Parlors
New
Cordova Building
Washington Street
Cleveland, Cincineti
Canton Station
Louisville
Shelbyville
Renceburg
Key of
Gleveland
Anderson and
Rung Tes
Elrsart
Benton Harbor
Harion
Wabash
ST. Louis
Greencastle Terre Haute
Watsoon
Bloomington
Eeu
Oeam
Crawford
Danville
Champaign
Dayton
Columbus
Ajus Lau
M. Bronson, A
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
West Washington Street
W. Washington St
Kentuckyars
Charles Mayer & CO
Parrott&.Taggart
Parrott & Tayyzarvs
Santa Claus
Albert Gall
3. C. Johnson
Caateask
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