Portraits of Crime and Industry Across Indiana Towns
A sweeping collection of brief notes from Indiana towns reports crimes, accidents and local industry. Items include Holland’s death in Columbus and a burn at McCormick’s flour mill in Waveland, with farm, shop and saloon incidents spanning Mishawaka Huntington Elkhart Muncie and Madison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
EH. Holland
Columbus
Mishawaka
Noble County
As. Co . Anderson
Huntington
Sarah Huckleberry
Jeffersonville
Anderson
Kendallville
Chesterton
McCormick
Wavelad
Walter
Brandon
Elishart County
Knightstown
Jone
Lynn
Frank Dew
Shoals
Frank Manor
Corger
Muncie
Bristol Banner
Law and Order League
Elkhart Boys
Wm. Hasker
Shelbyville
Whitehead
Huntington Sunday News
Elkhart
Snshem
Will Gentry
Bloomington
Capt
Brandt
Grothersville
Ped
Peru
U. S
Susan Tuel
Floyd County
Alice
Peter Conway
Missouri
W. Little
Hiknart
Crumbaker
Bristol
Wm. M. Whitaker
Greenfield
Philo P. Crooks
Bridgeton
Sunflower County
Mississippi
Preston B. Eggieson
Nutt House
Crawfordsville
Richmond
Newcastle
Alcazar
Lafayette
Tom Dunn
Shelburn
John Usery
John iFingeratine
Usery
Fingerstine
South Bend
Willie Bush
Logansport
Willie
Marion
Walter Jone
Nichols Pittenger
Hellenburg
Seymour
A ‘Tucker
Princeton
Gibson
John JF
Johnston
Mentone
Kosciusko
Eugene Vardyne
Thedianapolis
Thomas Doyle
Fort ‘Wayne
Allen
George Schafer
Otisco
Clark
William Galbreath Swayzee
Grant
John ‘Taylor
Alias
Soflay
Indianpolis
Robert Besdles
Stendal
Pike
Silas McMillin
Medora
Jackson
Edwards
Kempton
Tipton
Joseph Jones
Crawi
Dsville
Montgomery
Cyrus S. Young
Asville
Louis
Maupain
Veno Stage Show Cures Cripples Draw Crowded Praise
A dramatic Veno stage event at Masonic Temple featured Mrs Laura Bryant and Mr H Rolfis cured by Veno's Electric Fluid. The show promised further lectures and free admission. Veno advertised cures for rheumatism nervous disorders and other ailments with a lineup of tonics and patent medicines. Also noted are sports items including baseball signings and a high stakes pool match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veno
Masonica Temple
Laura Bryant
Howardst
Ma Knox
Bates House
Vena
H. Rolfis
Stephens St
St. Vitua
Morris McKenzie
Ross Block
W. Market St
Sporting Life
Bargain Clothing Prices in Early Retail List
Men's ties 12 cents suspenders 12 to 14 cents night shirts 39 cents Scotch wool shirts 35 cents medicated drawers 3 cents heavy canton flannel drawers 2 cents work shirts 88 cents 100 unfaundered shirts 50 cents fancy percale shirts 10 cents
Hosiery selection with men and ladies options
A local ad lists men's tan seamless half hose with double heels and toes and a closing seam, alongside ladies' seamless black cashmere hose in ribbed and plain styles with ribbed tops. Prices appear as 2ic and 9c.
Newgarden's Deep Sale Slashes Women's Wear Prices
Large liquidation at Newgarden's clears jackets vests gowns and hats. Ladies undergarments shrink free and natural fiber vests drop to low sale prices while fur capes seals and coats to closing markdowns. Ready made dresses, infants cloaks and trimmed hats follow with substantial reductions across all items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgarden
Wanted and Rentals In a Busy Classified Page
A cluttered multiple line classified snippet lists W ANTED situations for general housework nurse and young man work, RENT furnished and unfurnished rooms, and various notices. It mentions addresses on Capitol avenue Orange street Market street New Jersey street Michigan street and Delaware. A reward offer appears near Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitolava
Orange-st
Amell
E. Market-st
Kent
New Jersey
New York St
Mississippi
Michigan
Children’s Hoods And Fabrics Price Summary
Readable fragments show prices for children’s hoods varying from 2 to 50 cents, with specific mentions of 10c and 14c. Additional notes reference Turkish towels at 10c and 4c, assorted sheeting pricing around 12 to 15 cents, and other low cost textile items.
Live Flock Market at Indianapolis Union Stockyards Jan 30 1895
Receipts of cattle hogs and sheep show market stability with mixed grades. Cattle include prime to fair steers and heifers, cows, veal and fat calves, bulls, with hogs 500 head and varied weights. shipments slow. City grain market notes steady bids for wheat corn oats and hay with futures and cash quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Goco
Wallar
Mericle offers deep discounts on Muslin and Cambric Gowns
In a bargain sale, Mericle’s Jamestown outlet advertises Muslin and Cambric gowns, drawers, skirts, and corset covers at substantial cuts from standard prices. Items include full length gowns with embroidery from 39c, cambric gowns from 58 inches at 5c, drawers from 3c, skirts up to 50c, and chemises at 50c, with many lots offered at fraction of former costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 3
Ayers
Manay
Second-st
Utice
Traaler
Zoe
Truster
All&n
Lrusler
Delaware
Mericle
Jamestown
Meriole
Zoic
We Do Not Live Always And Other Notable Pitches
An old newspaper ad bundle promotes Columbia or Home Brew beer, home brews, real estate listings, loans, and a nurse for children. It touts Wixslow’s soothing syrup for teething and colic. It includes lines urging readers to place wants in the popular notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posabie
Columbia
Home Brewing Company
Wixslow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brull
Baltimore
Carey
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Canavan
Borchers
Jantzen
Detroit Battery
Louisville
New Orleans
G. B. Cox
Minnie Dee
Lottie Altar
Grakeman
Bradshaw
Glasscock
Harry C. Pulliam
Frank Noble
Grand Rapids
Aleryon
Mitchell
Corbett-Mitchell
Jimmy Barry
Chicago
Johnny Connors
Springfield
George Stultz
Kansas City
Boston
Schiebel
Pierce
SUN Office
Mississippi St
Dalton
Hatter
Children’s Hoods
Frederick Bryton
GRO, Appo
TOM Gould and Company
Grand—Ma. Totay, Tonent
Raf
Gustave Frohman
London
New York
Balony
Mattoes
Zac
Fricay
Euler Manninus
Urgal OF
Telegraph
Lara
Wilson National Surgical Institute
James
Wilson-National Surgical Institute
E. J. Hunter
Drayton, N. Dakota
McCrea Street
Indiana
Leava Indianapolis
Buffet
Torough
Washington, D. C
Big Four
East Washington
Jackson Place
Union Station
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
CROOK
Frimieres
Uallen and
Hart
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Indiana Ave
Telephone
THE
W. G. Wasson CO
Island City
Armenia
Carlin & Lennox
East Market Street
Journal
WM. H. Payne
Talbott Block
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
Indianapolix
Louis P, Krumshield
Marble and
Anc Co
East
Oho Street
Washington
Htl
Coleman
Daniel Stewart
Ward Bros
Indianapolis Drug CO
Chas, Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
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