Bull Creek Terror Dead and Other Regional Feuds
A Fort Wayne resident described as insane faces multiple local cases from Decatur to Indianapolis. Reports cover the grippe death of Warrison Hogan the Bull Creek terror, robberies of youths in Terre Haute, suicides, gangsters and bunco men in Fort Wayne, Elwood factories, and a string of civic notes from Union City to Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Creek
Decatur
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Elwood
Warrison Hogan
Clark County
Delaware County
Muncie
Watt Clevinger
Union City
Dennis Hickman
Thomas Davis
Corydon
la Grippe
Mitchell
Father Kroll
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Chesterton
Lemuel
Jones
Harriet Parkison
Yorktown
Wil Butler
Franklin
Tndianapolis
Herman Voges
Terre Haute
Tred Miller
Portland
William Erb
Bunco
Fort Wayne
John H. Chapman
Greens Park
Panhandie Road
KE. Hammer
Elgie, Joliet & Eastern Railroad
McCool
Porter County
Richmond
Clarence Wulf
Lima
The
State University
Bloomington
James Siebert
Coombs & Campbells Saw-Smill
Labanon
Harry Alexander
Winchester
Almon J. Whiting
Wayne County
Nancy Campbell
Morgantown
Indianapolis
Anderson
Redmen’s Hall
Indian Grove
Valparaho
Tingley
DePauw University
Holton
Kas
Boyde
Brown County
William Haley
Whitley County
Madge Fender
Liberty
West Virginia
Harry McCullough
Cincinnati
David Bates
New Albany
John M. Elliott
Evanaville
Eliah
Goodwine Pants Company
Brennecke and
Reising
Thomas Ferguson
Indiana
David A. Moore
C. B. Soules
Allen Bolia
John Finch
F. J. Borem
Peter Reise
John Blanton
Joseph C. Morgan
J. E. Epperson
James A. Fleming
Daniel A. Butcher
Frank Hopper
S.gunsaway
C. Arbell
Edwin Grommop
Christian Arnold
Henry Redman
B. Stephenson
C. Friederich Kuhn
Dorothea Dittemora
Indianans Pleased to Whip Chili and Campus Notes
Readers urge Gov. Chase to take a stand on the chili issue. Dr. Woodburn discusses the university extension Friday night war topics. German American club gains five new members. Thursday theft target Mrs. McWhorter of Tattanoeoie with a $5.76 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Chase
Chili
Dr. Woodburn
University
McWhorter
Tattanaoelie
Pigeons, fights and city markets dominate Indianapolis notes
Hanlon to captain Pittsburgh as Lo uville hosts a monster pigeon show. Boxing results feature Jackson versus Slavin with Slavin gaining edge after nine rounds. McAuliffe and Meyer renew a New Orleans bout. Washington Park lists 949 turf entries. Racine skips racing. Boston bound Arion, 2 years old, travels from California to Boston via staged legs. George Bronson plans winter race prospects in Jacksonville. Western league meeting in Chicago positions Indianapolis with a front seat as circuits target Kansas City to Toledo. Various ads announce services, groceries, and hotel acclaim amid brisk city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Pittsburgh
Louteville
Jackson
Sullivan
Slavin
McAuliffe
Meyer
New Orleans
Washington Park
Chicago
Racine
Sheepshead
Arion
California
Boston
George Bronson
Cambridge City
Jacksonville
Fila
Western League
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Toledo
J. A. Williams
John T. Brush
J. A. Hart
Tommy Warren
George Siddons
Warren
Siddons
Printing and real estate ads from January listings
An assortment of market pricing for lambs and cattle plus opening wheat and grain quotes. The page also advertises printing services and lists multiple house and rental ads in various neighborhoods with prices and contact references.
Clairvoyants Van Dyke advertise universal powers
Promises from Dr and Madame Van Dyke, famed clairvoyant and trance medium, offering life readings, marriage guidance, love advice, locating lost goods, and fortune telling with distance healing. Claims unique Egyptian charm work, guarantees satisfaction, warns against imitators, provides hours and contact in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame van Dyke
Earth
America
Isis
Dr. I. Ventyke
Menta
F. van Dyke
N. Hilnois-st
In- Giauagots
New York Store Sells Remnants at Closing Out Prices
A west bargain table offers 20 pieces Striped Cheviot Press Goods all wool once 5c yard now 4d yard. 40 pieces Check Suitings marked 60c to 30c yard. A special morrow sale features remnants and short ends of black and colored fabrics.
Shoe Department Bargains Offer Very Low Prices
The Shoe Department advertises several lots of ladies shoes at steep discounts. Includes Bright Dongola Kid Shoes at 2.85 and other styles priced around 2.50 to 5.00, with descriptions noting cloth top welt shoes and New York lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utton
Handkerchief Stock From Importer Now For Sale
Clearing odds and ends of an importer stock of ladies handkerchiefs. White hematitched bordered colored, scalloped edged, priced per piece. Embroidered and initial Japanese handkerchiefs 25c each. Gente colored bordered at 6 10 12 7 and 18c. Fine unlaundered hemstitched 18c to 24c. Lolais, exnter aisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnter
New Men’s Furnishings At Main Door Sale
A local ad lists new goods in many styles with reduced prices. Items include Mull Ties 25¢, Laces and Scarves 28¢, Canada Gray Undershirts 12 1/4¢, Scarlet Wool Drawers $1.25, Merino Undershirts cut to 29¢, Heavy Suspenders 1¢, mixed cotton hose, and more.
Hosiery Bargains For Ladies In East Aisle
Mixed Gray Hose offered at 10c, 20c value. Black Fleaced Lined Hose reduced from 50c to 35c. Ladies Fast Black Fine Gauge Cotton Hose 25c in the east aisle.
Remarkable Jewelry Values in the Department Today
In the Jewelry Department remarkable values are offered today. Children’s solid gold chased band rings 19c extra heavy at 50c. Ladies’ solid gold plain band rings ks. Ladies’ fine rolled plate heart pendants only 25c each. Ladies’ necklaces in silver and gold with heart pendants 6c. Jewelry, main door.
Special Prices on Housekeepers Requisites and Utensils
Advertising note lists items for sale including Fine Engraver Glass Tamblere at 6 and to each, porcelain dinner plates at low price, English porcelain dinner sets gilt band reduced from 25 to 17 50, large tubs from 90c to 68c, clothes racks from 80c to 63c, and other household kitchen utensils at astonishingly low prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diana
Laurie's
Clark
Wash St
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn
Chapman & Mullally, Jewelers
Circle St
Burford's
Grand Hotel
Key West
N. B
Im C. Wat
Kreil
George J. Marott
Washington St
City Markets
Morgan & Grayle
Tierces
Central Packing Company
Yarmouth
Polk
Johnson
Cordoba
Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
Jerseys
Cape Cod
Columbia River
Sacramento River
Young Americas
Limburg
Fes
Asenseee
Watatt
Ub Ono
Vuturta
Timothy
Choice
Mairie
Chance- Matthews Printing Company
Chance Matthews
Vance Oe
Bennett's
Everroad & Prunk
Indiana-ave
Pine-St
J. McCullough & Sons
Ark Ave
Lighth St
N. Tenn St
JOR
New Jeat St
SUN Office
Willard
Blackford
Malott
Pratt
Albemaine
Lenox
Gay
Clifford-av
Lockerble
John
Gar
Yandes
Gag
West
Mersey
Dalow
JIA Bock
Engust-Ave
Michigan-sve
Columbia Ave
E. Washington
Blaskford
Daliss
Wabash
W. Wash
B. Teath
Wordlii
Davids
Huron
Willare
W. J. McCullough & SoNs
Jad
Varus
Rentie
Christie & Co
London
Danbury Hat CO
West Washington St
Boys Classical School
I. R. Baugher
Delaware St
Bacon & Raven
Lucerne & Dearborn
Cccoe Vose
Pewerses
Fischer
Mason & Hamlin
Pesannee
Hamilton
Western Cottage
Peloubet & Pelton
G. A. Scens
Vecsesecnenassies
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Poadoylvania Si
Buster Faltory
Travender-Scott Shoe Manufacturing Company
Brockton, Mass
Buffalo Shoe House
S. Washington St
Washington Street
Tae Sun
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