Desperate father opposes proposed marriage in Terre Haute
A jumble of Indiana items notes a Terre Haute official in trouble for alleged murder, Elijex Cox, 80, of Elwood dies, and reports outline marriage licenses, barn fire in Brazil with 12 horses lost, and a Noblesville hotel fire causing $1,000 damage. Other snippets mention a Kenosha or Kokomo misfortunes, legal suits, robberies, and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Mawhcide
Elijex Cox
Elwood
Gibson County
John Chamber
Brazil
River Park
Noblesville
Washington
Fort Wayne
James Corbett
Anderson
Jim
John Shoerps
Wabash
Clint Barwick
Illncis
Inez Roberts
Lyon
Anllver Fox
Putnam County
E. C. Wilson
A. C. Davis
Marion
Albany
Columbia City
Starr
Richmond
John G. Schwegman
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bank
North Manchester
William Kinser
Hammond
Hannah Guise
Binffton
Asid
Hawley
Hattie Gibbers
Huntington
Morria
Peru
Cox
A. K. Ebert
Harry Hamill
Teys
Porter
Jeffersonville
Frank Manough
Columbus
Civil Service Commission
James
Laurel
James Lamon
Anderson Hatfield
Frank Stevens
Abe Stumpff
Thorador
Grace Kellar
Charles Carter
South Bend
Grace
Carter
Anderson Courts
J. M. Busby
Jesse Vermillion
A. C. Vermillion
City Life Notes from Noblesville and Indianapolis
In Henderson murder trial near closure a verdict is expected soon. City, club, and lodge activities abound with elections in Masonic relief board and Lincoln league formation. Local officers discuss sewers and stree t updates while numerous births, marriages, and racing events spark social life.
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Meir
W. D. Engle
Masonic Relief ‘Board
Megaing
Lodge No
Order of Brith Abraham
Bernard Frey
Henderson
Noblesville
Werner Amick
Amick
Leona Wilhelm
Haughville
Calumet Club
Gov. Matthews
Denny
Tomlinson Hall
Fifteenth Ward
Lincoln League
Hoffman’s Hall
Meridian St
J. W. Fesler
Board of Works
Stonemasons
Brirgs
Geo
Sarah Overhiser
Saichian
Minnie Mead
G. B
Eva Wallen
Frank and
May Anderson
Henry
Jennie
B. F
Maud Washburn
Peter
Mary Stuck
William
Dora Rigler
William and
Mia
Madarian
Duelly
Anna Foster
Samuel Johnson
Marriagh
Henry Schorling
Jessia Hawkins
James G. Sweaney
Nettie Gaskin
William ©. Spellman
Nancy C. Knight
James Meehan
Amelia Roggemeyer
George M. Pedro
Frances A. Gerhardt
William Davis
Maude Holt
Live Stock Market Report From January Trade
The cattle and hog markets opened lower with thin attendance and varied demand. Cattle receipts reached 1,500 with steers and heifers trading steady to lower while hogs showed a shade lower early but regained some strength later. lambs and sheep were slow with prices down about 26 cents from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julianafolis Union
Hzira
Cholen Shipping
Coa
Choice Shipping
Cansewan
Cooud
Vriday
Berhead
Change of Time Delays for Indianapolis Passenger Trains
Indiana rail timetable shows revised departure times from Indianapolis Union Station starting Nov 19 for routes to Chicago Louisville Shelbyville Greensburg Lawrenceburg Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston Anderson Muncie Elkhart Benton Harbor Marion Wabash St Louis Greencastle Hauser and Champaign P logmington Peru Crawfordsville Danville Champaign Cincinnati Columbus and other points. Ticket office personnel list No. 1 East Washington St Jackson Place Massachusetts Ave and Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Station
Chicago
Louisville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Marion
Wabash
ST. Louis
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Danville
Champaign
Help Wanted and Market Notes From January Trade
Classifieds include rooms for rent and work requests, with addresses in Maryland and South streets and a plea by a man and wife seeking any kind of work. Additional items list piano lessons near the viaduct and a city market report featuring wheat corn oats hay and livestock prices with bid values and futures.
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Maryland-st
Delaware
Perry
Viaduct
Sus
Fripar
Jal
Bargain Bonanza at The New York Store Deals Across Departments
Read the New York Store sale list offering deep discounts on fabrics, suits, coats, and accessories. Highlights include pin spot novelty suiting 124c yard, two toned wool goods 29c, men and boys clothing halves, all wool suits from 2.99 up, muslin and gingham closeouts, gloves, jewelry, and cosmetics at reduced prices with numerous penny to teen-cent items adjoined for rapid sale.
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Pather
Gavin Payne
Journal
Etaff
Puck
City Life
Sporting Life
Wallace Ross
von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
Harry Wright
Eddie Pierce
Geo. Dixon
Griffo
Denison House
Fred. Nichols
Billy Williams
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Corpett-Mitchell
Charlies Moth
St. Paul
Charles Whittmer
Covington
Circleville Birds
Big Money
Chicero
Schaefer
Slosson
Scheefer
T. Smith Graves
Indianapolis Driving Club
Jeneae
Azine
Abarieaase
D.H. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
Chicago & St. Lois
Washington St
Jackson Place
Massachusetts Ave
Union Aitation
Yeas
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. AL
QORB
OLSEN
Kantuary-sve
Ladianapols
Ind
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South-st. Por Kent
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Telegraph
Cezcano
Corm
New York
Pees Courbousier
Florida
Richelieu
Pettis Dry Goods Co
S OF
W. Wash, St
Amuse Ees
Ingliss
Clara Morris
Cora
SaLii
Imperial Vienna Prater Orchestra
Fritz Schel
I Rat
Park Thester
DR. Carver
Camille
Taft's Dental Parlors
Gardaye
West
West Washington Street
Chas. L. Hutchinson
E. Wash. St
Parrott & Taggart
Indianapolis College of Commerce
Monument
A. Stossmeister
SUN
SUN Building
EB. Ohlo
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washingion Street
Albert Gall
S. C. Johnson
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