White Capism and midwinter notes in Brookville Gazette
A jumble of local items reports White Capism activity in Connersville and surrounding counties, murder case delays, rail and gas talks, notable deaths including Lafayette and Winchester figures, plus midwinter census on new buildings, weathered by market notes, legal moves, and small-town doings across Indiana towns like Goshen Vincennes New Albany and Muncie.
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Brookville
Brazil
Huntington Valley
Evansville
Barrett
Goshen
Connersville
Whitley
Noble
Greensburg Standard
Alonzo Patty
Winchester
Indianapolis
New Albany
George Taylor
Marion
Niles
Mich
Vreelandrville
Knox County
Richmond Board of Trade
Chas. A. Evang Arrasind
Vansville
Srs
Muncie
L. BE. & W. Roar
Tima
L. G. Powell
Huntington
Wabash
Wabash County
Thomas Farris
O. W. Gibson
Vincennes
Barris
Gibson
Michigan City
Crawford
Leger
Gregory
Davis
Mariatta
Calty Lille Describes State Editorial Meeting Next Thursday
U S grand jury adjourned till Monday. Newsboys home on Delastare Street vacated and used as a rendezvous for tramps. John Archer, released from state prison a week ago, detained Friday night as a vagabond. Board of Aldermen railroad committee recommends opening Union Depot passage for southside residents.
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U.S. Grand Jury
Delastare St
John Archer
Board of Aldersmen’s Railroad
Union Depot
Grand and Park Host Diverse Stage Acts Next Week
William Gillette's dramatization of Aida Haggard's She will be at English's all next week and the Grand promises the most spectacular scenery yet. Park Austin's Australian novelty company returns with top European specialists. Mary Anderson appears February 16 and 17 in double bills at English's, while Eden Musee showcases cranks and Prof Mohr's knife act.
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William Gillette
Aida Haggard
Leavitt
Folly and Burlesque
English
Eden Musee
Mohr
Rise of New York custom tailoring undercuts prices
A New York pager reports a radical change in the tailor trade as ready made clothing lowers costs and high salaries for cutters persist. Enterprising tailors use newspaper advertising to push liberal pricing, offering garments at half or a third of former costs and expanding trade through better marketing. The article notes lasting trade gains with durable goods from foreign makers and widespread quality improvements.
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New York
Wan Coes
Pitehay
Efyertisine
Lot of garments at half price sale
Limited stock advertised with tiered discounts on 3 to 18 garments. Prices range from 3.50 to 15.00, with multiple bundles noted and a warning to come early.
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