Seductive merry-go-round and white caps terror sweep Indiana towns
A sweeping, disorderly roundup of sensational reports from Indiana towns. The tale touches on horse killings and robberies at Hyde Payne’s saloon in Tipton, a fatal snake bite, police raids on Brazil gamblers, deaths from accidents and illness, and civic issues in Muncie, Fort Wayne, Kendallville, Seymour, and Bloomington. It notes notable deaths such as John Kelly of New Albany and Wilbur Kistler, alongside local disturbances, fires, political tensions, and public notices amid a backdrop of widespread social unrest and infrastructure talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Hyde Payne
Tipton
Muncie
John Kelly
New Albany
Wilbur Kistler
Wabash
Seymour
Isaac Malotte
Cara
Bloomington
Ft. Wayne
Union City
Capt. McIntire
Madison
Indiana
Leavenworth
New Richmond
Holcomb
Kendallville
J. M. Bower
Washington
Covington Chautauqua Circle
Crawfordeville
Chicago
Crawfordsville
Pennsylvania Lines
Denny
Shelpyville
Chas. Hickman
Morgantown
George Cochran
Huntington
Edinburg
John Cox
Fern
Minnie Natlie
Sues Hal Hughes
Richard Thomas
Columbus
Vincennes Commercial
Yates
Shelbyville
Roxena Anderson
Paoli
Kirby Smith
Twelfth
Indiana Regiment
Fortville
Mitchell District Medical Society
West Baden Springs
Tf Ft
Lizzie Frazier
St. Croix
Peru
Anderson
Merson
Kokomo
Bex
Loitch’s Corner
Hoosierdam
Covington
Danville
Edward Harrity
John Gilbert
Maggie Maloney
Maggie
Harrity
Gilbert
Jefferson Davis
Jolieteville
Bass and
Tow
Mitchell
A Monon
Greencastle
Bud Tow
Bass
Dug Burton
Marion
Thomas Burns
Citizens’ Bank
J. W. Ford
Huntington County Bank
Supreme Court
Agricultural Department
Columbia City Post
Rockport
Spencer County
Indianapolis
Luce
Thos. Patrick
Squire Bryant
John B. Leland
Elijah Powell
John H. Rubi
Amos Shank
Thos
List of names likely from probate or legal notice
A long catalog of individuals is listed, including Stephen Harlan Aaron B Vannatter John T Kamber Otto Sparks and many others. The fragment continues with additional names such as Benjamin H Johnson Henry Craser George M Gleason Jacob B Wolfe and Nehemiah Davis. The context suggests a public or legal notice listing claimants heirs or related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Harlan
Aaron B. Vannatter
John T. Kamber
Otto Sparks
Robert P. Corwin
Thos. T. Arrasmith
Martin Curtis
Nelson T. Bedford
Samuel Oberlin
Henry C. Newman
Perry Tellers
Wm. Dabneke
Wmenone
Moses Reynolds
Smith W. Perigo
John A. Baldridge
Frederick Brinkmann
Edward Bartleman
Thos. Cadwallader
John O’reiley
Amos D. Murphy
Thaddeus McVey
George Fleck
William Auld
John Crewiston
William H. Wentz
Joshua Waynick
Marion Finley
George Ormiston
William H. Nichols
Mahlon G. Wire
Wm. D. Bristow
John H. Johnson
John B. Ruston
Marvin A. Jones
Harvey Goon
James Akin
Lorenz William
Charles Williams
Samuel S. Rhodes
Wm. M. Cotton
Adam B. Brosman
John Huston
Nehemiah Davis
Wim. EF. Limpus
Robert Shepard
Jesse Rosa
Nancy 4
Oss
Numerous arrests and accidents reported in city notes
Laport Heicher was locked up after a quarrel with a neighbor in which stones were thrown and a hatchet readied. In Marmont ball the conductors and motormen's brotherhood lauded Gompers's stance. Cal Perry, a baggageman, fell from a Connersville car and suffered injuries. he was taken to Indianapolis home of Flanner Buchanan. Chas Gibbs, a jewelry worker, jailed for concealed weapons with a gold watch and ring found on him. Walter Alden’s body moved to St Louis after death ruled morphine overdose. coroner notes the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laport Heicher
McGinnis St
Motormen’s Brotherhood
Marmont Ball
Gompers
American Federation
Connersville
Cal Perry
Walter Alden
Bates
St. Louis
Edgar
Crown Vinegar and Spices Company
Manker
Alden
One Month Free of Treatment in Indianapolis Doctors
The psycho medical staff has opened a permanent office at 22 N Tennessee, near Vermont, offering one month of free services to visitors before August 10. They claim to diagnose accurately, refuse incurable cases, and promote a new hystozenic remedy prepared for each patient, with hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Vermont
Excursion rail promos to Niagara Falls and Bloomingdale Glens
Advertises annual and August excursions to Niagara Falls via Big Your and Lake Shore routes at $5.00, with a July 19 trip to Bloomingdale Glens and Montezuma Sulphur Baths at $1.60 round trip. Trains depart Union Station and Indianapolis listed with return times and ticket offices. Also promotes Pennsylvania Lines service to New York with connections, and local market notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Big
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Travelers’ Register
Glens
Union Station
Marshall
City
Slimos St
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey Coast
Long Island Sound
West Washington
Jackson Place
Diverse Market Prices and Commodities Listed in Indiana Market
Indiana Flint market notes show wide ranges for livestock grains and dairy items with shipping cattle, butchers cattle and sheep varying by grade. Prices for hay grain and butter fluctuate, while local and city markets report steady to firm conditions alongside national commodity quotes and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbc
Patent medicine and beauty parlor list with services
An ad dense with remedies for teething wind colic and diarrhoea sold at 25 cents a bottle. Also a ladies parlors offering corns bunions nails warts and skin treatments, hair shampooing and beauty services by a team of lady artists. Occupancy ads and room rental inquiry appear amid the lengthy classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pennsylvania-st. Dr
J. B. Morgan
Bargain Apparel Sale Across City Shops
Gents' Negligee shirts offered at 25 cents, priced at 50 cents selling citywide. Ladies' Oxford dress shoes listed at 90 cents, original price 1.50. Infants' shoes available for 23 cents as part of a cheap sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Lost and Found Ad Promises Tux Sux Liners
Thos. P. Kean at 816 E Wash st advertises a lost and found service with the slogan Much for little and slogans about returning items. The note urges readers to use the ad to recover belongings and implies a local classifieds flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. P. Kean
E. Wash -St
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Bloomingdale Glens
Montezuna
Pwarview Park
Sherman
Meridian-st
American Watch Club Co
N. Pennnsylvania St
California
Morgan & Gray
Lion
Banda
Cordoba
Banner
Gates
Java
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Granges
Los Angeles
Heathrow
Burbank
Ébc
Fisu
Columbie
Timothy Fee
Corvaine
DORE
Prades
Eeas
Geexe
Choice F
Timothy
Oumi
Shaneveegens
Telegraph Gram Markets
Fairview Fark
Sherman’s
Brown’s
Tin Sun
THE
Tam Sun
SUN
NEW Books
Richard Mankittrick
A. B. Frost
ST. Katherines
Mrs. H. "Liewella Iva Williams
Hubert H. Bancroft
Bor Bale
Bowen-Merrill CO
Washington-st
Chance- Matthews Printing Company
Rae Bieek
T. M. Panden's
W. Washington
Rinters
Kaptin
Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry
W. Meryland
Emman’s Transfer Co
Circle At
Fletcher Sye
Michigan St
SUN Office
Ohio
Wwe
E. Hite
Excelsior
Krause-Kramer Manufacturing Co
Cor, New Jersey and Merrill
H. C. Campbell
N. del
Danbury Hat
W. Washington-st
W. Gates
C. F. B’l'a’g, Cor. Wash, & Penn
W. BH. Rasciheg
Talbott Block
Corner
Pennsylvania and
Market Streets
TH. Davidson
E. Wash.st
Newark
J. Miesser
Confectionere and
Cathaere
North St
Blind Asylum
Harvard
Yale
L. R. Baugher
Delaware
West Wash.st
Weat
Dr. Stedman
Stedman Dental CO
Carlton
Vanco Block
H. Lieber
South Meridian Street
Telephone
Sox
Tomer
D. L. Lyon
Dr. Pray
Pettis Dry Goods Coo
W. G. Wasson & GO
Ave
Pire Brick
PIRE
Avenue
Dongola
Bgular City
Washington Street
G. L
Baldwin & D
Pennsylvania St
Wm. T. Marcy
W. Wash. ST
Tae Sun
Cate S Yupae
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