Sun State Scout Fireman Victims In Fatal Fires And Deaths
A rapid roundup of deaths and disturbances across Indiana reports multiple fatalities from sunstroke, lightning, and accidents. Notables include Mrs. Perry Ridinger of Brazil dead at 7, James L. Sherley of Columbus, and Henry Scholtz of Alexander killed by a coupling pin. Narrative notes also cover public works, lawsuits, and pension lists with numerous towns and individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Bloomington
Vincennes Ica
Perry Ridinger
Brazil
Vic County
Charles Irwin
Greencastle
Liberty
Wheelman
James L. Sherley
Columbus
Fred Gregory
Olney
Howard Pratt
Laketon
Wabash County
Holiness
Henry Scholtz
Alexander
Stella Douglas
New Albany
Wm. G. George
St. Joseph County
Emma Prewatt
Spencer
Big Four
C. K. Hind
South Bend
Madison
Ohio River
Muncie
Barr
Smeltzer
James Gageby
Memphis
Tenn
Greensburg
Kosciusko
Noble
Elkhart
Collings
Seymour Democrat
Jackson County News
W. C. Heidman
Cardington
Hartford City
Florence Ainley
Nan Albany
Nashville
Nathan Tilberry
Fort Wayne
Big House
Alfred Post
Terre Haute
Chicago
Cox & Mowery
Jan
Bloomingdale Glens Excursion Announcement
Train will depart via the T D W at 8302 ms ret farming. A 6 p m Marshall departure and Glens stop are listed. Special low rates apply. Tickets and info available from J G Hollenbeck city ticket agent 134 South Hinots St.
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Ret Farming Wi
Marshall
The
Glens
Tates
J. G. Hollenbeck
South Hinots St
July Fourth Excursion Rates Excurtions and Local Fares Included
July fourth excursion rates apply on July 3 and 4 with the Big 4 Route selling round-trip tickets to all local stations and to points on C W M via Anderson Ft Wayne C L via Muncie Vandalia Colfax and to Queen Crescent Chesapeake L N lines. Chicago $6 St Louis $7.50 Cleveland $28.25 Cincinnati $9.30 South Bend $4.25 Fort Wayne $3.60 Peoria $6.14. Ticket offices listed. Hammond park Fourth of July plans include orchestra and dancing with no intoxicants allowed. grounds open for lunch and gate admission. Also notes on baseball at League Park and various local market price lists for groceries and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 4
Anderson
Ft. W
Muncie
Vandalia
Colfax
Queen & Crescent
Chesapeake &Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Peoria
East
Hammond's Park
Chicago live stock market and grain quotes report
Chicago and regional markets show steady hog and cattle receipts. Prices for hogs 3.50 to 3.75, cattle steady. grain futures mix with wheat around 87 to 90 cents, corn 84 to 85 cents, oats near 26 to 28 cents, pork and lard futures also listed. Market notes include Wednesday receipts and active bidding by packers and shippers. Local grain bids reflect No 2 red wheat and various white and yellow corn grades with mixed bids across colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Toas
Cordoba
Gates
Avinced
Java
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Polk
Columbia River
Sacramento River
New York
Limburg
Turkey
Florida
Bermuda
Kentucky
Illinois
Southern
Zatlow- Slaa Ib
Conan
Eens
Hoas
Chicago
Corr
Timothy
Telegraph
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White Caps
Artie Post
Crawford County
Willis Strain
W. C
Henckel
Luthern Church
Mr. Flantz
German Reform Church
Aurora
Flantz
Ohio
Indiana
Elmon West
Fortville
Edmond Hogland
Klepinger
Lafayette
James Leighton
Bedford
Charles Bons
Vincennes
George F. Long
J C. Crandall
New Castle
Wm. Holder
Kokome
Wm. B. Miles
Southport
Wm. A. Wiskey
Isaac L. Woodward
John H. Gillan
George W. Johnson
Reuben Kress
Insane
Seymour
Josiah Asdell
Sullivan
John Burns
Fowler
Ezra K. Barnhill
Plymouth
Nathan Beallinger
Richmond
Charles McClang
Gosport
Jacob Shamback
William Edington
John H. Diggs
Indianapolis
Joseph Phillips
Powell Henn
New Albuty
Joseph Dillon
Washington
Philip Shepler
Connersville
Nathaniel B. Clover
Noblesville
Davia B. Vance
Brownstown
Marion Disney
Francis A. Haye
William H. Knapp
Coryton
George W. Hightower
Andrew Halliday
Columbia Brown
Orleans
Rebecca C
Daniel .M. Fravel
Goshen
Alfred H. Terrell
Haron
Salem
Lydia A
Geo
Hein
Zebulon Dakin
Portland
Sarah B. Taylor
James H. Coonrod
Evansville
Catharine
John Baker
Wabash
Josephine
Nicholas Dietzer
Shelbyville
Bloomingdale
Glens Excursion
Norbert Landgraf
League Park
Buffalo Shoe House
Saoes
H.wash
Julius A. Haag
North
Pennsylvania-st
Eures
Julius A. Haag’s
North Penn
K. K. Kures
Lee Holtzman’s
Rochester
W. Wash.st
Endianapolis
Stockyarda
Wees
Loca Wei
Ana
Gommonte Cnalee
C.ce
Boke
Talbott
Raymond
Geo. A
Lizzie
Stavens
Ndustrial Life Association
Market St
Brown's
E. Wash -St
Hi. Wash
St. Eader
Brown
En Brown's
Brown’s
E. Wash.-st
H. Wash
St. * Flessate
Congress
Burks
Mass
Ave
Limon-seuse Oxford
Adam Lucie
Be Nere
Ava
Meridian-st
New Jersey
Columbia
Carl Fisher
Washington-sts
Conrtst
Broadway
N. News
Jersey St
Virginia-ave
Prospect-st
Spencer Hotel and Sanitarium
Spencer, Ind
Chas. F. Meyer & CO
East Washington St
Safedeposie
Sy Ater
Dassie
Duyer- Piste
Jowels
Aiabla
Padkenes i A
Fletcher & Co
John
Tarrington
Manaceri
Prain
T. J. Hart
North Tennesseast
Parker & CO
Asult
United States
Indianapolis Fence Co
U. S
John B. Cleaveland
Ind
Cleaveland Fence Co
Biddle-st
George Herrmann
Earbhraeht
Undertaker
Delaware-st
Washington-st
BOW Man’s Bazaar
H. Dunning
Ohiost
Vermont-st
South Side
Sours East St. J.- W
Goudy
Lesen
Wean
Albert Gall
Boston
Roou
Pennsylvania
Son
Spareragaselle
Jatt, Pater & Alderman
Warh
Messenger
Washington St
Delaware
Peninsular
Messenger’s
Are Dow
Estey Organs
D.H. Baldwin & Co
N. Penn, St
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hed, P
Havaney Pres
E. B
Ruxford
Cas
Byram & Sullivan
Charles Mayer. & CO
West
Washington Street
J. W. Connolly
L. Siersdorfer
Parker
T. W. Parker
W. Washington-st
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