Trains Clash Beside River Bridge Wreck Wreckage and Loss Estimated
Two freight trains on the C., H. & D. collided on a bridge, twisting two spans and sending an engine plus 25 cars down a 60 foot embankment into the water. Cars carried flour and oats. one brakeman injured, possibly fatally. Wreck value pegged at $85,000 amid broader town notices of robberies, fires, and local incidents across Indiana.
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Connersville
Edward Brannon
Indianapolis
Anderson
Fweather
Taylor
Evansville
E.W. Shirk
First National Bank
Chicago
Joseph Wynn
W. J. Henry
Greensburg
Columbus
Fred Yeaton
Miss Anna White
Miss White
Crawfordsville
Rev. Jacobs
Whitesville
Montgomery County
Jacobs
Jeffersonville
John Field
Muncie
Stanley
Kokomo
Shelbyville
Lafayette
Danville
Julia Marlowe
Lemuel Stark
Scottsburg
Indiana
Attica
Rensselaer
Plainfield
Laporte
Worthington Times
Peru
Features of Sporting Life Aug 2 Columbus Races Begin
Runners and racing news from Aug 2 in Columbus as the season opens with rich events in London and Richmond. Reported wins include Orme in London’s $10,000 sovereign race, Czar and Nellie S in Richmond trots, and multiple league games with notable scores and standings. Philadelphia and Baltimore matchups noted, plus details on race facilities, judges, and horse shipments to Indianapolis fairgrounds.
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Columbus
Philadelphia
Orme
London
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Richmond
Czar
Nellie S
Larry Twitchell
Lawrence
Washington Park
Red Banner
Sympathetic
Ida Pickwick
Forest
Torrent
St. Louis
Boston
Nichols
New York
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Indianapolis New Fair Grounds
League
Louisville
Batteries
Weyhing
Clements
Viau
Grim
Cincinnati
McMahon
Robinson
Chamberlain
Vaughn
Washington
Cleveland
Kilen
Milligan
Clarkson
Zimmer
Gleason
Buckley
Kelly
Brooklyn
Chicago
Haddock
Daily
Hutchinson and Schriver
Pittsburgh
Crane
Boyle
Baldwin
Miller
Duke of Milpetas
Rival
State tax board to start work August first
Silk campaign handkerchiefs with portraits of Harrison and Reid are on sale. James A. Everitt bought the Porter building on Washington street for 12250. S Lee former secretary of the Anglo American YMCA of Paris will lecture at the YMCA hall Sunday afternoon. A barn on Wishard farm south of the city was struck by lightning and destroyed, loss 3000. YMCA reception for 50 members recently enlisted at Nordyke Marmon factory Saturday evening with refreshments.
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State Tax Board
Harrison
Reid
James A. Everitt
Porter
Washington St
S. Lee
Paris
France
Wishard Farm
Nordyke & Marmon’s
What Will Count in The Sun's Contest
An Indianapolis Sun contest offers prizes for accurate estimates of Indiana’s November political standings. Entries must be written on a coupon and mailed to the Sun contest editor at 79 E Ohio St. The contest is open to all, with multiple estimates allowed, and winners determined by official electors and governor results.
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Sun
Indiana
THE
Tax Sun
Tur Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
United States
Timmon
D. E. Barnes
Barnes
Indiana Medical College
Marton Building
Ohio
Meridian
Ohio-st. Ware
E. Ohto-st
Ohio-st
Religious services and speakers listed for Sunday
A schedule of morning and evening worship across multiple churches. Rev. H A Buch and Rev. H A Cleveland are among speakers. lectures on Pythianism by Rev. Cora Carpenter. Dr H A Cleveland with Meridian quartet. Lutherans Baptists Presbyterians and other congregations announce services, reopenings, and evenings with sermons and talks.
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Central-ave. M. BE
H. A. Buchtel
Meridian St. M. E
H. A
Cleveland
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
Tabernacle Presbyterian
G. E. Hill
Mt. Jackson Chapel
Roberts Park
M. E
Martin
Moore’s Hill College
Cora Carpenter
Hannibal, Mo
Lorraine Hall
Memorial Presbyterian
Zimmerman
Lancaster
Mich
Murphy Temperance League
HA. A. Cleveland
Meridian Quartet
California-st. M. E
D. R. Lucas
D. F P. Kennedy
VA. H Minor
History Repeats Crady And Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as effective tonics. Announces sale of New York and return tickets via Big Four and connections at set rates through July 18, with return validity to Sept 15. Tickets cover Hudson River daylight steamer trips and Niagara Falls, Chautauqua, and other points on listed rail lines. Calls at Big Four offices for details in 1 KE Washington St, 36 Jackson Place, and Union Station.
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New York
Big Four
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
N. Y
H.R. RK
L. 8
M.S
Thec. & O
Indiana Fairgrounds Concert and Train Deals Highlighted
Notices urge crowds to Armstrong park for a Sunday Progress military band concert with $3 round trips to Chicago and New York on the Pennsylvania Line. Train tickets available at 48 W. Washington St with sleeping car accommodations. promotions tout health cures and stock market listings for Indianapolis Union Stock Yards with cattle hogs and sheep reports on Saturday, July 16, 1892.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Line
Indianapolis
Eary
Armstrong Park
Progress Military Band
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Missouri
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Seymour
Charles Driver
Noblesville
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Rhody Shiel
Democratic League
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Wm. Wikle
Penn
Ida Munday
Robert Yates
Franklin
Haithe
Williamsport
Bargersville
Thomas Dickson
North Vernon
New Albany
Alexandria
M. Mitchell
Morgan County
Martinsville
Michael Harpen
Marion
Charles Fort
Jonesboro
Monon
Sporting Life
Olty Lirs
Samuel Hirschberg
Conference of American Rabbis
Fort Wayne
Hugh’s High School University
Ed. Ducas
Central Rabbinical Conference
Jewish Historical Society
America
American Israelite
George Westinghouse
Rhode Island
Bundax Services
Crady
Hood
Is & Pure
Pennsylvania
Urdas Alzht
Sunnday Affordson
Progress m ‘Istery Band
Aurora
Ageit
Telephone
Pennsylvania Lines
Cece
Oity Grain Market
Erie
Yallow
Telegraph
Saly
Corm
Serrels & Souls
Syracuse
Mapison
Eureka
Alfa
Alf
A. Jacoes
A. B. Barker
M. D
U.S
Marion Block
Cor, Ohio
Moeridian
W. H. Lockwood
Crabeles
P. Jacobs
E. Market-st., Indianapolis
Kingston
North
Chaois-st
Eens Seniay
Hanshaw’s
Ashington-81
Padua
Leo Lands
Oes
Chance Matthews Printing Co
Vance Otice—Everroad & Prunk
Indiana-ave
Panden & CO
Tle
Gnenther’s
Joseph Miller
Reynolds St
Haughville
A. Winnard
Washingon-st.uict
Otto Stecihan & Co
Fort Wayne-ave
Henry Elzy
Ind
Jourden Elzy
Bath
Alabama
Rockwood-st
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Ryan
Tennessee St
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the Sun
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Johnnie
Ie P. Brooks
Mediey
Zing Bao Zin
Dee
Gavotte—'Rivulet
Brooks
Epreeaie Wees
Higgerel
Raymond
Thomas
Cornet
Wang
Galop
BR. B. Rudy
Emil Wulschner
N. Pennsylvania
Postoffice
Samuel
E. Court
Boynton
E. Kregelo
Whitsett
North Delaware Street
John Clark
W. North St. & Canal
Fronler
R. Seals
Sencili Saei
Fr’ Ree cKi &T
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S.mefts
George Kessler
Washington Street
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Business University
Heeb & Osborn
C. L. Barnes
Tae
Marion Bleck
Standard - Sewing
WM. Kaiser’s
Virginia
F.rank Roesters & CO
Tryus
Copvinced
New York St
Jos. B. Adams
Cthinton-St
Schergens
East Washington
East Washington Street
Cumberland Mineral Water
Klee & Coleman, Agents
Delaware St
Thorpe Block
Fast Market Street
Hunt &Pray
Louisiana and Erie
Kenwood Park
A. Metzger Agency
ODD Fellows Hall
Dalton’s
Dalton, Hatter
THS
Parpatt. & Taggar
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
West
Jonah
Madras
L’eevoy
Mator Taylor
East Washington St
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