Gossip of Big Gunners and Mrs Cleveland Bustleless
Washington society buzzes as Mrs Cleveland abandons the bustle at the White House. President Cleveland’s new pepper and salt suit draws attention at a reception. Gen Adam King faces Blaine praise after casting the last Blaine ballot. A Savannah welcome echoes memory, Col Candler’s baby wave prompts a gift. Chicago convention quirks include William Walter Phelps as comic butt. Illinois delegates mock Hitt while More Reckless Bicycling spikes a vote. A gas trench accident injures Martin Porter. Parrots for sale from Schrader Bros.
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White House
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Adam BE. King
Maryland
Chicago
Blaine
Harrison
Cumberland
James G. Blaine
Gen. King
Adam Goodfellow
Florida
Savannah
Col. Candler
Teeeingn Candler
Georgia
Sizzling Stranger Roasts Weather Bureau Demands Reform
A quirky narrator complains of extreme heat from a weather office run by a cheerful clerk, mocks forecasts, and urges better quality weather reports. He cites a lack of cooler air, cites Greeley, and ends by tumbling down stairs as he exits with renewed pleas for honest temperatures.
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Ingalls Block
C.F. R. Wappenhans
Tropics
Washington
Greely
Indiana
New York
Ohio
Mozr
Baseball Notes From Friday and Saturday Games
Baseball notes report several games, player moves, and comments. Healy faces Buffinton Saturday while the Big Four ends its train to the ball park. Tyng and Wagenhorst were released by Harry Wright. Denny hit an eleventh inning home run earning silver dollars, Myers fingers should mend soon, and Boston won an exhibition 9 to 0 at Logansport. Umpire Doescher fined players in Cincinnati, resigning to President Wickhoff after a rowdy scene.
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Cincinnati
Athletics
Louisville
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Jerry
Andrews
Denny
Sanders
Indianapolis
Boyle
Pittsburg
Washington
Arthur Irwin
Glasscock
Irwin
McGeachy
Esterbrook
Doescher
Wickhoff
Fort Wayne ball club ends as gasps at last
Fort Wayne's baseball team apparently folds amid reports of financial trouble and a $500 debt. Local crime, weather, and public notices mix with elopements, fires, and court matters as Indiana towns from Lafayette to Valparaiso show varied daily life.
School Board Meeting Deliberates Committees and Reforms
Friday night’s meeting featured lively debate on appointing committees including library, with Williams present. Auditing committee approved bills and bonds for assistant secretary librarian and building and supply agent. Committees named. rules revision discussed. natural gas heating and lighting urged.
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Williams
Messrs. Connor
Frenzel
Haughey
Library
Vonnegut
Vonnegrut
Yonnegut
Leeper
Kline
Found Dead Near Home After Week Missing in Goshen
The decomposed remains of Jacob Garringer, a city workman, were found in a vacant lot near his home after he vanished last Friday. He wandered off in a semi-deranged state and died about six days earlier. Neighbors caught the stench and located the body Thursday night. City markets listing provisions and groceries follow, with a note that no major changes in trade are observed.
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Attica
Aurora
Ft. Wayne
Portage Township
Laporte
Fort Wayne
T. O. Freeman
Minnie Hackley
Shelbyville
Huntington
James Mitchell
Greenville
Burkettville
Argus
Clinton
John L. Goben
Montgomery County
Geo. P. Haywood
Tippecanoe County
Tipton Advocate and Times
Geo. Dapl
Columbus
Meyers
Painter
Brown County
White River
Boston
Scott Davis
Harrison Township
Union County
Liberty
Wayne County
Prof. Heller
Frank Baker
Middleburg
B. F. Freeland
M. S
Greenfield
Flora Fry
Hancock County
J. A. Simmons
Grand Hotel
Judge Morrow
Indianapolis
Wm. Paulley
Valparaiso
Logansport
Leroy
Charles Dresser
Dakota
Hebron
Mary Furness
Michigan City
Lange
Westville
Morris & Stover
Peter Groff
Blues
Avaneville
Goshen
Ind
Jacob Garringer
California
New York
Americas
Limburg
bBurrer
Eaas
Alaska
Iec
Schnull & Krags
Tennessee
Marie
N.Y
N. Y
Central Christian Church Service Notices
Rev E J Gantz will preach tomorrow at 10:07 am and 5 pm at the Central Christian Church corner Delaware and Chiists. Rev J B Smith will also preach. Sunday school is at 2 15 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
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Central Christian Church
Delaware
Chiists
E. J. Gantz
J. B. Smith
Friends Sabbath School Picnic In Beth Any Dark July 10
Announcement column lists a Sabbath School picnic at Beth Any Dark on July 10 with a 7:30 am train departure and all are invited. Also crowd-sourced help wanted notices for housework, and various small ads for lodging, employment, items, and a violin sale. Several entries include addresses like 121 E Oble 161 St Marys st 122 N Liberty 62 E Maryland and 213 Virginia Ave.
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Bethany
St. Marys-st
Stuator
Liberty
Bangles Bring Italian Wire Hoop Fashion to Paris
A Paris jewelry note reports a new silver bangle trend made of many wire hoops. Hoop count varies with the possessor name, days, or month, and a cross-bar often bears a motto or christened engraving. The jeweler promises bespoke designs for any request.
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Paris
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