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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1892
Page
3
In Logansport and nearby towns a July Fourth incident spirals from mob rumors to a jailed suspect Charles Case, accused of assault near Waverly. The day-to-day bustle includes thefts, accidents, and varied local notes from Muncie to Richmond, with pensions, new banks, and upcoming races shading the regional scene.
Paris plans a universal exposition for 1900 amid a weakened liberal majority estimated at three. Reports of Lottie Collins's death are false as Irish riots rage with clashes between Parnellites and antis in Kilrush where a hotel and several houses were demolished. Prince Bismarck contemplates tours to Stuttgart and other cities.
Omaha beat Toledo 4 to 2 and Lebanon defeated Zionsville 11 to 2 on Tuesday. Bob Fitzsimmons, the fifth wonder, is in New Orleans. Murphy and Lawrence of the local club will be released. The grandstrutting circuit opened in Philadelphia Tuesday. Jockey Garrison rode three winners at Monmouth Park Tuesday. Minneapolis has disbanded after failing to form a team. Kid Madden, the rainmaker’s pitcher, seeks work after release Tuesday at Monmouth racetrack Tyrandawe iam.
The Sun seeks public estimates of Indiana’s likely votes on November elections. Readers from many towns may submit written coupons with name, address, and date for a chance at $35, $20, or $10 for top correct guesses on governor and presidential electors. Submissions to 79 E Ohio St Indianapolis.
A noisy page item lists rail fare to Chicago and return via Pennsylvania with prices and dates, alongside mixed market notes. It covers cattle hogs sheep lambs and grain bids with regional quotes and daily market movements. Local grain bids include wheat and corn prices, hay values, and oats in Chicago and York markets.
Gov Chase spoke in Sheridan on Tuesday night. The Hendricks Club Guide suspended publication with the July issue. A meeting of the colored Republican league is set for Wednesday evening in Wright's hall. Several fires damaged barns on North Alabama Street Tuesday evening. A reform group meeting is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 2:30. A nine year old boy, Andrew Krentzel, was struck by a locomotive at Vandersast crossing. taken to City hospital with crushed foot. Scaffolding removal for the soldiers' monument shaft to start. War and peace groups from Europe expected soon. Park Theater previews changes for August 8 reopening with A Barrel of Money. interior redecorating and new curtain and scenery. Dick Minaghua, a Big Four worker, fell from a derrick. several ribs broken. Flanner & Buchanan transported him to the California house. A petition with about 400 signatures seeks a new Fall Creek bridge at Central Avenue. county commissioners hearing held. Emil Brown's wagon dragged into canal after horse frightened. horse drowned. Consumers gas trust stock valued at 602000 dollars. stock worth about 75 cents, plant depreciation noted. Governor’s private secretary opened campaign by serving mineral water from a brown jug, gift from B F Havens. Seventy-nine Italians loaned to Sheridan to dig clay for a new race track arrived. pay car gone east prompted threats before being sent back to Sheridan.
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