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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1889
Page
4
A sprawling Indiana Gazette patch reports July Fourth festivities planned in Brazil Frankfort and Terre Haute. Notes missing persons, bank robberies, local deaths, new firms, legal actions, and community incidents across Grant, Porter, LaPorte, Vigo, and surrounding counties. Includes Cadence of civic events and local warnings.
The notice advertises an August group trip via the Cleveland Ohio route on Niagara Falls Excursion by rail with the Illinois & Western Railway line. George Butler is the general agent at 42 Jackson Place. Labor organizations are urged to meet at their halls at 8:30 and report to John F. White, marshal, at 9 o'clock on July 4.
The Danville contingent visits Thursday to see big Sam Thompson as Buffinton and Sanders likely start for the Phillies. A Tuesday game saw Columbus beat Kansas City 13 to 9, with Thursday’s games at 10 39 AM and 4 PM. Getzein and Boyle expected to pitch, while Boston’s percentage falls to 686 and Cleveland rises to 643. The looming Phillies series against Pittsburg looms as a test, and fan turnout is a concern as home games proceed toward Philadelphia and Washington. Notes debate Myers and Rosie’s roles, praise Rusie's potential despite rough starts, and urge home management to give him game practice rather than sit him out.
Indianapolis and Anderson chess teams will play their second championship match Wednesday and local activity includes a Republican club address by Attorney General Michener at Mansur ballroom. Also reports on the new U B church cornerstone, a heat incident injuring Geo Heee, a guilty verdict for a youth, city limits extension, state charities conference, a fall from a window injuring Harry Rittenhouse, and local market notes.
Monday sale features 200 pieces Fine Printed Batiste at 10c yard and 75 pieces Double-fold Mohair Charlies at 19c. Also 6-4 Worsted Suitings 12 1-2c, 100 pieces Fine Dress Style Ginghams 62c, ladies and children garments deeply discounted. Prices cut about half or more from last week.
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