Wild Beasts and Murders Dominate Indiana News
A sprawling Indiana column reports on a rash of sensational events from Goshen to Noblesville. Capt. Hiram Iddings dies at Avilla, a new Republican paper planned at Connersville, and Morgantown’s folks mourns. Boxing, burns, and a Monon wreck settlement follow, with pumas sighted near Hartford City and Wabash wild animal hunts. Several deaths and accidents, including a foot loss near Kokomo and a stove fire fatality near Salem, color the page alongside court cases and local gossip.
Died at 85 years old in Indianapolis residence
Jacob McChesney died Thursday night at his home 3258 Meridian street at age 85. He was an old resident having come to Indianapolis 60 years ago. A group will depart Sunday by special sleeper to Washington for the Democratic national convention, about 20 travelers. Subscriptions to a fund are rising rapidly. The cane-growers association has adjourned but will petition Congress for a bounty on sorghum produced in lots of 100 gallons or more. Penn Bridge Company has begun Orchard avenue bridge construction after a delay awaiting materials. The first annual ball of the Haughville fire department is set for Friday evening January 15 in Tomlinson hall. Arrangements committee includes John Shaw, Barley Wilson, Chris Henry, Chas Schuch, and L. P. Hocker. The Press club elected officers with A. Brown as president and Anna Nicholas as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Chatauqua
Hiram Iddings
Avilla
Connelton
Shelbyville
Sons of Veterans
Brazil
Morristown
Barbara Kendall
Adolph Kendall
Jeffersonville
Wabash
Frank Freed
Kokomo
James Vaughn
Salem
Jane Hersey
Terre Haute
F. C. Grannisa
Muncie
Sallie
Hartford City Opera House
Bill Smith
Columbus
Nock Kirby
Marsh
Marshal Miller
John Woodyville
Washington
Woodville
Thomas Rooker
Noblesville
Richmond
Logansport
Mate
Faith
Fred Alexander
John Kramer
Martinsville
Indiana
Robert Swanigan
William Smith
Anderson
Smith
Charley Martin
Charley
Crawfordeville
Wesley Wade
Poseyville
Illinois
Wade
Ray Fleming
Crown Point
J. C. Gibbs
James Avery
Scottsburg
Fom
Tis
Patrick Feeley
William F. Wallace
Darius McGinnis
Thomas J. Hedrick
Aaron M. Applegate
Thomas Bowers
James Davis
Lovie Ragland
Caleb Stowell
David Gillan
Samuel Breidenthal
Henry Y. Marsh
Jeremaiah
Jacob McChesney
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Cane-Growers’ Association
Congress
Penn Bridge Company
Orchard-ave
Mr. Mansfield
Haughville
A. Brown
Anna Nicholas
C. R. Johnson
E. P. Bicknell
Walter Landis
J. P. Dang
Laura Ream
W. A. Wilkins
Morria Ross
S. E. Mores
W. L. Wilson
Oriental league offers new fraternal life insurance in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis thousands seek life coverage and better benefits. The Oriental League and DEW Societies promise affordable, sound fraternal life insurance with medicals similar to standard companies, banning hazardous trades. Officers are reputed, urging good men to join. Listings note assortments of goods and an assignee sale of furniture and stock at 69 E Washington St, plus local market prices as of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. Connelly
E. Washbington St
D. Stalnaher
Live Stock Market Summary from Indianapolis Jan 16 1892
Receipts show cattle 800 on Friday and shipments 500 with liberal supply. Market dull to steady on most grades while common and medium drop, shipping cattle priced 1200 to 1400 pounds with good to choice rates. Hog and sheep sections mixed with slow open, steady close. grain markets note wheat and corn movement in Chicago with prices listed for current and May contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Morgan & Gray
Saus&ge
Indiana
Central Packing Company
Cottage Hanns
Yarmouth
Polk
Cannstop
Johnson
Cordoba
Java
Florida
Jersey
Kentuckys
Michigan
Jerseys
Cape Cod
Columbia River
Sacramento River
New York
Limburg
Aisuke
Timothy
Wesige uEe
Indianapolis
Warat
Classifieds and Help Wanted Items From The Sun
A bombastic collage of advertisements and notices lists Fine Engraving Chapman Mullally jewelers and various service bids. It highlights Wanted Help columns for work seekers, election weedings by Indianapolis Oriental League officers, printing offers by Chance Matthews, rental notices, and several small classified lines including rooms for rent and employment inquiries.
Weather Keeps Prices Low On Winter Goods
New York store reports extremely mild December and January weather reduced winter goods prices to levels not seen in years. Now that winter is here, prices stay low, offering buyers a chance to purchase suitable goods at substantial reductions.
Saturday Specials Amid Bargains Across Multiple Counters
A frenzied sales page lists half price items in Saturday specials including 200 Fancy Cake Stands at 2c each, 200 Best Star card Prints, 65c per dozen Doyliss items, 49c yard Silk Surahs, 39c yard Black Surah, 10,000 cakes of Whits Cestile Soap, 1,030 Bay Rum bottles, and 500 Ladies' Lace Pins. Center and west aisle displays highlight Linen and Silk deals with numerous discount items across counters.
Large Lot of Boys Collars Cuffs and Men Footwear Deals
Tomorrow we offer a large stock of boys collars and cuffs manufactured seconds in four ply Irish linen. Collars 2 cents each, cuffs 6 cents per pair, sizes 8 to 14 for collars and 8 to 8 3/4 for cuffs. Men collars 1 cent each in limited sizes. Merino undershirts half price at 12 1/4 cents. Wool hose 25 cents. Heavy wool overshirts from 1 to 75 cents. Camel hair undershirts sizes 38 to 46 at $1. Lace back suspenders 25 dozen at 40 cents.
Shoe Bargains Offer Roomy Savings at the Store
Misses Siberian Arctics cut from 1.50 to 0.69. Misses Dongola Button Shoes sizes 11 to 2 now 1.29. Children's Goat Shoes with tips. Ladies 50c Storm Rubbers down to 0.30. Ladies 85c Imitation Sandal Rubbers now 0.20. Ladies Dongola Button Shoes patent tip New York last 2.50. Best shoe made for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian Arctics
New York
Picture Enlargements From Our Resident Artist
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Smote “Smith
Goshen
Jake
Onty Life
The
Oriental League
Oriental League, & Dew Societs
Indialands
Ind
Clary & Son, Ray and
Mersts
L. E Clary
Prospect St
Telextrapho
Chicago
Cuhicago
Corm
Chapman & Mullally
SUN
Magtings
Chance Matthews Printing Company
Vance
Chance Matthews’ Printing Co
Vancowiege c
Bennett's
Hare
Everroad & Prank
New York-st. At
SUN Office
Lincoln-Jane
Liberty
Agnes. Wim. Smith
Northst
Fayette St. Tel
Cieres
and &c
Pearson's Music House
Wros
N, Pennsylvania
Stedman Dental Co
F. S. Carlton
Wallace Bik
Mass.ave
N. Y.-st
CE Kregelo & Whitsett
North Delaware Street
W W. Gates
Pennes
T. H. Davidson
E. Wash
Ussress Universitg Whrn
Heeb & Osborn
Danbury Hat
West Washington St
Dren
D.H. Baldwin & Co
Frank H. Smith
Pennsylvania St
N. Penn
Sylvania Sr
Tae Son
Taz Law
Quio-at
West Washington Street
Gammer Gurton
Gammer
Kingan
Albert Gall
Wit
3. C. Johnsons
Wage-Smith
Julgley
Bryce
Spiegel
West
Washington Street
Charles Mayer & CO
Indianapolis Brewing CO
Wiener
J. Metzger & Co
Bernhart
Schmidt
C Habich & Co
Maus
Parrott & Taggart
Washington St
Herancourt Brewing Company
Joe
Tilly
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