Hoosier Fourth News From Indiana Towns and People
A collage of brief notices from Indiana towns recounts deaths, injuries, robberies, and local events. John Smith, 80, dies. George Farr loses an arm. a train incident ends in jail for James McNeal. fights, library plans, and municipal decisions appear across Kokomo Bedford Crothersville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
John Smith
Geo. W. Farr
Fence
James McNeal
Kokomo
Bill Jones
Titus Ballenger
Jones
Ballenger
Bedford
Crothersville
South Bend
Jamies Johnson
New Castle
New Richmond Times
Carthage
Cedar Beach
Frankfort
Fort Wayne
Bloomington
Ill
Wabash College
Terry Hult
Washington
Floyd County
I. P. Leyden
Floyd
Perry Brown
Vigo County
Monte Shama
Thorntown
Hag
Samuel Large
Goshen
P. H. Curtner
Hazleton
David Webb
Covington
Galesburg
Seymour
Doc Halsay
Coatsville News
Hartford City
Brownsburg
Richmond
Supreme Court
Anderson Bruner
Indianapolis
P. C. Wallerton
St. Louis
T. W. Kinser
Wm. Jerwin
Terre Haute
The Sun’s Indiana Election Prediction Contest
The Sun offers cash prizes for estimates of Indiana’s 1892 presidential and governor electors results. Prizes go to the top three correct or closest estimates with details to be sent on a coupon from The Sun at 79 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis. Open to all residents of Indiana and the United States, no limit on entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison Zouaves
Court House
Daniel McCullough
Helenora Rollen
Justice Daniels
Jesse Fletcher
W. H. Miller
Tomlinson Hall
Benton
Marion Club
Christian Endeavor Societies of
United States
New York
Indiana
Charles Kannada
Linois St
Sarah Stone
Roanoke Alley
William S. Elliott
Indianapolis
Judge Harper
Judge Walker
Minnesota
Judge Taylor
The
Sun
Tur Sun
Ohio St
Tuk Sun
H.t.hearsey &Co
Pennsylvania St
French Troops Triumph as 16 Are Killed in Northfront Clash
The French forces defeated Tonquinese pirates in a recent engagement leaving 16 dead. In Madrid, a tax law uprising prompted street confrontations as market stall keepers clashed with police. Paris diamond dealer M Loewry reportedly committed suicide after selling bought-on-credit diamonds at a loss, easing the market but amassing 3,000,000 francs. He claimed his life had been built on lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
M. Loewry
Paris
Sunday calamities strike Pennsylvania mills and Braddock
Sunday saw a quiet Pennsylvania day disrupted by multiple disasters. Cyrus W. Field lies dying as the steamer City of Chicago remains aground near Queenstown awaiting abandonment. Frantz hotel in Braddock Pa suffered a severe gas explosion causing a deadly panic with three men fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Iron Mills
Cyrus W. Field
Chicago
Queenstown
Frantz Hotel
Braddock
Rockford and other Sunday baseball and racing results
Sunday results across multiple leagues include Rockford 4 Joliet 3 and Terre Haute 7 Jacksonville 2 in city games. Western League actions saw Columbus 1 Kansas City 0 and Minneapolis 7 Fort Wayne 2 while Louisville 4 St Louis 2 and Philadelphia 10 Louisville 4 framed standings. Bets in New Orleans favored McAuliffe, O'Brien, Sullivan, and Corbett amid regional boxing talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweli
Rockford
Joliet
Terre Haute
Jacksonville
City
Booths
Progress
Danbury
Klee & Coleman
Healy
Louisville
St. Louis
Tammany
Sheepseead Bay
Marcus Daly
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Omaha
Toledo
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Meyer
O’brien
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Corbett
Ind
Jim Casey
Geo. Skelton
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Berger
Hick Carpenter
Burrell
New York Excursion Tickets Reduce Prices for Fall return
Excursion tickets from Indianapolis to New York will be sold at 14 dollars round trip. Tickets good until September 11 with departure dates July 5 6 and 7. Pennsylvania lines will offer the same rate for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Indianap‘olis
Aoe York
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Indignatolis
Sunday Pulpit Echoes on Public Opinion and Nation
Dr. Cleveland at Meridian Street church argues public opinion is local, mediocrity driven, and often swayed by selfish newspapers. Sermons praise divine providence guiding the nation toward new welfare, while ministers at other churches critique America’s pursuit of honorables and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. A. Cleveland
Meridian-st. M. E
Union
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Edson
J. A. Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
America
Wabash Inspection Train Wrecked in Washout
A midnight wreck on the Wabash at Loganfront killed five aboard a mixed inspection train surveying washouts after rain. The fatalities: C. F. Wilcox trainmaster, Harry Dunlap superintendent of bridges, Charles Helm bridge carpenter, Engineer Shoey, and Fireman Marks. The engine tore apart. the fireman's body remains beneath wreckage. Estimated loss reaches 75600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganfront
C. F. Wilcox
Harry Dunlap
Charles Helm
Shoey
Marks
Fourth of July Eagles and rail tickets to New York
The piece blends a patriotic fainting with advertisements for Original Budweiser and excursion fares on the Pennsylvania Lines from Indianapolis to New York. It highlights July 5 6 and 7 as sale days with return by September 15, and notes special trains and stopovers. Also includes livestock market results for Cattle Hogs and Lambs at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards with pricing and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Anheuser- Busch’s Brewing Association
Tsl
J. L. Brewer
Indianapolis
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Solid
Washington
W F. Bronder
Indiananapolis
Ind
Ceeewees
Christian Endsavorers
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Kite
Clty Life
Weatuers
Sporting Life
Hive Wene
Hood
Aurora
August Erbrich
Aurora Wiener Beer
Aske Bros. Carry
Virginia-avo
E. Wash-st
Bettermann
Ed. Ducas
West Wash-st
Laurie’s
Haines
J. & C. Fischer
Anas
Peewee Angus WM
Bourne
Blas
Abrsecsserseseenes
Vose & Sons
Bay State
Johnston
Jewett & Goodman
Beatty
Bad Bhatty
Palace
I Smith American
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania Line
An Yi Endeavor
Baenam Endeavor
Tae
Wwe
Mabd
Eccascns Meneessons
GSUY
Hay
Timothy
iTic
CarcaGo
Telke
Atve Chance
Chanes
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Fanbe Pice Et Ctice
Everagad & Prunk
Indiana-Ave. - Tet
Bennett’s
E. Wash
St. the
Panden 4
W. Washington-st
Hanghyiille
Antid
Tey
Callauld Hoyt-ave
Oer
Gali
Tennessee-st
W. . North
D. RB. Webb
Edinburg
Frank H. Smith
S. S. Goldsbery
Christian Endeavor Convention
New York City
Se Street
Professionae-Dentiof
C., BH
T. H. Davidson
Marion Block
Cor, Ohio
Merchans
DE Kregelo & Whitsett
North
Delaware Street
Fras AmDulanca
Mavtson
Eureka Beer
Alf
A. Jacons
Hs. St
National Capitol
H. & D. Acreat
Iinois Street
Kentucky Avenue
H. J. Rhein
Efio
Ryt
LEO Hanshaw’s
G W
Washington St
Leo Lando
TSS
Qgsscrietions Ansey
Rentsch’s
Virginia Avenue
H. C. Schergens
Jhwheler
East
Washington Street
Bilverware
Phelps Bros
Vance
East Washington
R. Adams
Clinton-sat. Tel
Jon Clark
Bosh Shoer
W. North St. & Canal
Toe Son
Ohiost
Berne Shoer G
Kershner
E. Washington St
Vance Block
Kenwood Park
A. Metzger Agency
ODD Fellows Hall
Cumberland Mineral Water
Klee & Coleman, Agents
Delaware St
Capitol Steam Dye Works
Mississippi Street
Virginia Avenues
Parrott & Taggar
Charles Mayer & CO
W. G. Wassen & CO
Aneshaensel & Co.’S
Marion
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
Olsen’s Peasent Elevator
Jeading
Bolt and Machine Works
Kentucky
Gefeitablig Minarnaas
Pennsylvania Street
Yobana
E. Caton
West
Ford
Johnson
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