Indianan News Briefs Hint at Unrest and Tragedy Across Counties
Reported incidents span several towns including Madison Crawfordsville Goshen and Kokomo with drownings, fatal stabbings and foot injuries from threshing machine accidents. Notable events include a 66 year old pioneer dead from heart disease in Howard county and a 25 year old man seized by imps while bathing in White River. Local fires storms and a telegraph removal order at Valparaiso also appear.
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Les
Indiana
Lay
Columbus
Filttem Snapp
Minis- Columbus
Reel
Howards
Avrest
Parmland
Bennage
Goshen
Vandorin
Kokomo
Bend
Kago Sun
Adden
Seymour
North Vers
Buzz Planer
Gus Bartels
Michilly
Fort Wayne
S. Gleason
Hancock
Bridges
Iburg
Horntown
Valparaiso
Maude Harris
Noblesville
Elwood
Lph Drake
Idad
Rat Insane Hospital
Prince Keith
White River
Petersburg
Rthur Vanarsdale
Pyne County
New York
Spencer
Christ
Hartford City
Allan Vie
Edward Huffman
Pyle Hasen
R. V. Hunter
Terre Haute
Naional
Christian Endeavor
James Spriggs
Brazil
Frank Newby
Martin Brown
Brown
Newby
Thomaas Thorpe
Foot Pad
Migs
Carrie Gill
Louisville
Jeffersonville
George Allen
A. J. Alles
Mill Creek
Mount Vernon
Indiana Pensions
Henry Kirchhoff
James Sanders
William Henry
A. I. Ingling
Herman Brunce
Solomon Conn
William Becker
Martin Wilson
Andrew Neill
Amase Brown
David Stevens
G. Howrie
William Price
Charles Griffin
Rebecca Kirchoff
Emily Connelly
Mary A. Stowell
Motor Crash Damages Cars at Court House
E A Duncan, 72 New York Street, was slightly cut by broken glass when a motor crashed into a mule car in front of the courthouse Sunday night.
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Court House
E. A. Duncan
New York St
Weissart
Col. Lilly
Fortune
Central Labor Union
Musicians’ Union
Harry Roberts
Willie
Geo. Taber
Commercial Club
Union No.3
Louis Schraum
Irwin’s
Seventh St
Meridian St
Fall Creek
Propyleum
Katharine Home
Robert White
City Hospital
Michigan
Michael McHugh
Massachusetts Ave
East-st
Charles Rosebrook
Virginia-ave
Shelby-st
Emma Grubb
Lexington-ave
Sprucest
Ball Game Fans Roar as Indianapolis Tops Muncie at Lanham's Park
The Indianapolis team defeated Muncie 3 to 0 in a rain-threatened Sunday classic at Lanham's park. W. Sowders led in fielding, Schank starred at bat, and a lively Muncie delegation cheered every good play while the crowd noted a flawless game with no errors.
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Lanham’s Park
Indianapolis
Muncie
Indianapoils
Schank
W. Sowders
Monon Route Sells Chicago Return Tickets at Low Rate
From Indianapolis the Monon Route offers Chicago return tickets at 4.50 dollars, valid ten days. Beginning Saturday July 16, 1893, tickets are available on all trains including the morning schedule, with five daily trips each way and stops at Huglewood.
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Chicago
Kreturn
Ue Monon Houte
Mortage
Indianapolis
Monon
Huglewood
Admiral cigarettes advertised for better class smokers
An advertisement details Pennsylvania lines ticket calls with W F Brunner and D P featuring Admiral cigarettes priced at $4.50 Chicago return. The ad touts Admiral as a high grade cigarette not made by a trust and aimed at discerning smokers with broad support.
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Trust
2 Trust
Wednesday NGCLAL Sale Open fresh shipment and unlimited quantities
A local advertisement announces a new shipment for a special sale. It promises unlimited quantities and invites customers to buy as many yards or pieces as they desire. The store notes ongoing pavement repairs but encourages shoppers to come despite the inconvenience.
Bargain Prices on Shirting Prints and Dress Goods
Prices cut across shirting prints, percale, sheeting, linings, toweling, and wash dress goods. Highlights include 41¢ prints, 19¢ percale, 17¢ brown sheeting, 4¢ skirt linings, 10¢ waist linings, and up to 46 inch Henrietta silk at 79c to 9c with many half price offers.
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Zephyr
Financial ledger fragment shows bank liabilities and capital figures
A partial bank balance sheet lists liabilities and capital items including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various deposits. Figures show totals around 1.7 million with notes of national bank notes and interbank due amounts. Attestation by auditors appears with names.
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Liabil Capital
Castler
United States
Aeloeis Pee
Ae Hee Bea Wei
Gsus Goo
National Bank
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Johnson
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Sport
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Mich
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Flower
I. R. Fox
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Chamberlain
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Stivetts
Merritt
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Miller
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Farrell
Mauck
Kittridge
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Clarke
Stratton
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Wehling
Clements
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O’connor
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Milligan
Clarkson
Gunson
Kennedy
Kinslow
Franklin
John Sandman
Cyey
Indianapolis Union
Tate
Sean Enee
Ube
City Grain Market
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Havy
Timothy
Ryr—dée
Telegraph
Chisago
Chicago & Return
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Wef. Brunner
F. A
W.F. Brunner
W. F. Brunner
Oticke
Eyeroad & Vrunk
Indiana Ave
Tietr
C. W. Guentaer’s
Magssachusetts-avre
Tlhott
G. Bell
A. B. Wintesmute
Ind
Nico
Alabama St
Brent
Bath
Tux Soy
Phelps Bros. Proprietors
East Washington St
Meridian and
Pennsylvania Streets
Ngclal Sale
Eee
In- 4
Dianapolis National Bank
U.S
Teio
State of
County of
Marion
Edwin HK
Rexcord
Haliat
Aetna
AratUde
Edwin E. Rexford
Frederick Baggs
Taxo
P. Haugany
FR. Meyer
Meridian National Bank
U. S
Ster
A. F. Kopp
Kopp
Aay
Frederick BaGaGs
Wm. P. Gallup
Fred, Varnley
Renry Wetzal
Fletcher’s Bank
Iudiana
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Stoucuhton J. FuEreauy
Stoughton J. Fletcher
Marshall
Hermadorf
Hee Gar
Cologne
Phelps Bros
Meridian
Ohio-St
BOD
America
Kentucky Ave
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Bates House
DH. Baldwin
Cincinnat
VIA
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Connersville
City
Cor.llinois-st
Kentucky-ave
Illinois-st
Union Station
Hd. Rhein
Toe Sun
Ohio St
Olis
Albert Gall
C. Johnson
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