One Day in Indiana Chronicle of Local Affairs
A dense Indiana patchwork reports suicides jealousy and fires from Hammond to Terre Haute. Notes on gas works in Anderson and Alexandria, river city celebrations, court actions, and social happenings. A Terre Haute fatal fire claims a woman and two children. a man commits suicide. various civic and business updates span Decatur to Jasper.
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Anderson
Francia Murphy
South Bend
Logansport
Washington
Vincennes
Crawfordaville
Decatur County Court House
Gebhardt
Goshen
Madison
Peonles’ Gas Co
Alexandria
Terre Haute
Ben
Franklin
Tribune
Evansville
Opera House
Richmond Gas Company
Richmond
Shaw
Columbia Building Association
Columbus
Nother
C. C. Givens
Web Stewart
Centerville
Albert Bockstein
John Uhl
Connersville
Muncie
W. P. Holman
Milford
Johnson County
Chas. Allen
Frankfort
Marion
Normal
Chicago Carriage Company
Hammond
Fideles Monte
Jasper
Cass Arnold
Wm. Gerald
Attorney Jones Restores Stolen Post Office Funds
Attorney Aquilla Jones, son of the postmaster, repaid 2460 dollars stolen Monday by two thieves from the money order department. The postmaster had relied on his son's word without bond. A later photo session at the Union Railway Company station sparked humorous crowding at the ladies room fireplace, with officers stationed at the door to manage entries.
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Aquilla Jones
Albert H. Johnson
Jones
Johnston
Union Railway Company
Marshal Manning
Gateman
Pennington
Bernhamer
Policeplan
GATX UPE and rivals in fluid union state politics
Huntington candidate GATX UPE John J. Young withdraws from southern prison director race as eight Mar tinsville house doorkeepers contest for seats. Soldiers' monument rooms to vacate in state house for legislative convening. Rice Zouaves to take formal possession Friday evening at Lyra hall for amory use. G W Ferrand faces trial for Maples killing with self defense plea. Police action rooted in policy shop on Kentucky avenue. Leon C. Bailey nomination as district attorney withdrawn. Judge Solomon Claypool substituted. Abraham Jacobs seeks $5,000 damages for character assault after detention by a federal agent. A young man on Tennessee street harasses St Johns Academy attendees. Sarah J. Martin sues Christian G. Weiss for $1,500 over clove oil misdelivery. Edward R. Miller, gambler, arrested. implicates more arrests. Carl Barns organizing 460-voice chorus for May festival at Tomlinson hall. Christ Episcopal church to acquire property northward for new edifice. possible sites listed. Thomas Metsuade seeks broader wine inspection powers. coal production shows decline. Global market notes include boots and hats sale ads and New York market prices.
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John J. Young
Huntington
Southern Prison
Martinsville
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
State House
Rice Zouaves
Lyra Hall
G. W. Ferrand
William Maples
Kentucky Ave
Washington
Maryland-srs
Leon C. Bailey
Cleveland
Solomon Claypool
Abraham Jacobs
Socral Service
Carter
Tennesseest
Masonic Hall
St. John’s Academy
Sarah J.martin
Christian G. Weiss
Edward R. Miller
Colbert
Carl Barns
Tomlinson Hall
Baldwin's
Music Hall
Prison North
Congregation of Christopiscopal Church
Meridiar At
Plymouth Church
Pennsylvania-st
Seventh-st
Delaware
Seventh-st. Thomas
Chicago
Market Prices and Grain Outlook in Early Jan Report
The report lists prices for flour and meal products, feeds, hay, and hides with per ton and per cwt rates. It records weekly market actions in wheat and corn, with bids by grade, and notes firmer goat demand and steady hog, cattle, and sheep markets amid light offerings and spring-like weather.
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Alaska
Cork
Hght
U. S
Indianapolis
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California
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Sehnull
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Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
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Alabama
Cook
L. B.S. Sun Office
N. al Forent
W. Market
Indiana-ave
Alabama St
Dalton
the Hatter
Indianapolis National Bank
Unitedates Depository
Carnes Room
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Theo. P. Haveauxy
HH. Latham
Cas
Frank H. Smith
N. Penn. ST
Ayres &C
Walter Buhl& CO
Detroit
Michigan
Sarah Stuck
Marion County
Morris Howland
Carson & Thompson, Atty’s
Tae Sun
Rochester
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West Washington St
Louis Asibold
Sea Our East
Chas. Mayer & Co
West Washington Street
Frank A. Blanchard
Pennsylvania Street
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Warrier
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Philadelphia
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