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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1893
Page
4
A wide array of incidents across Indiana features deaths from accidents and illness, including Wildermuth and Wildermuth business figures, multiple drownings, and a 5 000 dollar fire loss at Throntown. Factory shutdowns, bank incorporations, strikes, and rail mishaps intertwine with arrests, lawsuits, and labor unrest.
A garbled crowd of readers debates a famous shipman’s tobacco choice and trust legitimacy, with phrases like Admiral Cgirette and genuine lovers of a good smoke fueling speculation about market ethics and brand authenticity.
Wetzel home at Highth and Delaware avenues robbed Saturday night. E P Bicknell appointed secretary of the state board of Charities. City electric lights will be turned on Tuesday night in Fourth of July celebration. Mrs Lizzie Dickman missing. Dr E J Church named to state dental board. Denison house manager injured in elevator fall. Bakers' union decides not to strike. July 4 work ban noted. Various local incidents including a missing mechanic, a bicycle loss, a sudden death, and a light plant test with 895 lights across six circuits.
The St Patrick’s church overflowed for Rev Wade’s first mass after ordination. Rev O Donahue preached at St Paul s Episcopal Church on national honor and warned Chicago faces disaster due to wickedness. Rev D R Lucas preached at Central Christian on Isaiah and living with Christ.
The report covers cattle and hog markets with receipts and price ranges, plus sheep and lamb figures. Also includes wheat and corn quotes, wagon wheat, and Fourth of July excursion rates by the Monon Route.
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