Seymour Creamery Agitation and Gas Boom in Indiana
Indiana news notes Seymour pursues a creamery while Monroeville and Kokomo see natural gas fever. Wabash and Fort Wayne report new gas wells and industry growth. Jeffersonville to start a new paper. Goshen and Warsaw host meetings and debates as crime cases and weather pieces surface among crop reports and local events.
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Jeffersonville
LaPorte
L. W. Stanley
Vincennes
Tom Davis
Richmond
Mllc Rhea
Evansville Baptists
Windy
Chicago
Chas. Sauer
Seymour
Catlettsburg
Goshen
C. F. Dewey
O. Z. Hubbell
Reuben Boyd
Princeton
Hopkinsville
Lakeside Park
Warsaw
Walkertown
Indiana
Canada & St. Louis Railroad
Middlebury Township
Elkhart County
Boston
Philip Bubb
Lafayette
Ruth
Thos. A. Starr
The
Goshen News
Koscinsko County
Indianapolis
Councils
Catholic Benevolent Region
Illinois
Spring Fountain Park
Kokomo
She H
Fort Wayne
Jenny
Harvey Huber
Myrtle McIntosh
Mahoning Road
Hardin H. Hancock
Davis
Fritz Klipple
G. W. Cooper
C. W. Poland
Water Works
Madison
Big Six
Acton Camp Meeting Services and Schedule
Mrs. L. O. Robinson led a powerful sermon at Acton camp meeting. An itinerant prayer march followed, with kneeling prayers on the grounds. Sunday services feature Dr. Lowrey and Rev. Wilson in the morning, Mrs. Robinson and Eugene Staley at 2:30, and evangelistic services at 7:45. A special train from Indianapolis carries attendees both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Robinson
Acton
Evangelist Butler
Dr. Lowrey
Rev. Wilson
Tabernacle
Mrs. Robinson
Eugene Staley
Indianapolis
Camp Ground
Light Question Upends City Council Debate
The council faces a heated dispute over public lighting as four members accuse others of Jenney influence. A new Jenney proposal pledges to light the city to the council’s satisfaction for 42000 dollars annually, with a 50000 dollar bond as performance guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenney Company
Mr Meeson's Will opens on third page of Sun
The Sun prints the opening chapter of H. Rider Haggard's Mr Meeson's Will to be continued daily in Turkin for about four weeks for Indianapolis readers. A school board session approves bills totaling 1360.80 and plans repainting and cleaning of school buildings and library woodwork. The People's Congress meets at Central Labor Union Hall to debate amendments to the U S Constitution and an exemption bill for homestead protection from execution.
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Tomlinson Hall
State House
Friends of the Cause
the Sun
H. Rider Haggard
Mr. Meeson
Turkin
Indianapolis
Indiana
Haggard
T. P. Haughey
J.B. Conner
People’s Congress
Central Labor Union Hall
Washington St
United States
W. P. Adkinson
Yellow fever in Tampa and other national items
Reports include yellow fever at Tampa Florida ex governor Tom Young of Ohio dies in Cincinnati and Chicago plagued by sand flies. New York freight rate talks by trunk line reps. Jack Allen hanged at Monticello New York for Ursura Ulrich murder. Central trains collide at Wilkes Barre conductor Kaiser killed five injured. Ellsworth of New York New Haven admits selling punched tickets to scalpers. Grasshoppers swarm Minnesota farms over 10000 bushels paned at Perham. Barbourville Kentucky wreck kills two injures two. Gold vein claim near Ishpeming Michigan valued at 60000 to the ton. Chicago anarchists Bail posted five thousand dollars. Melville W Fuller confirmed as chief justice 41 to 20. Brotherhood of Engineers may reject Burlington terms.
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Tampa
Fla
Tom Young
Ohio
Cincinnati
Perham
Minn
Barbourville
Louisville Road
Lake Superior Iron Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Chieboun
Chapek
Chicago
Hronek
Melville W. Fuller
Senate
Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Engineers
Burlington Company
Want Ads Offer 30 Cent Bedroom Sale Spotlight
A classified pitch invites readers to place a 30 cent notice in The Sun for one week to advertise a bedroom salt bureau table or stove and reach potential buyers. The short ad promotes fast customer contact through the paper.
Provisions and Markets Stationary Amid Mixed News
Saturday market notes show wide price ranges for meats, dairy, produce, and groceries with steady overall demand. Wheat, corn, oats bids and cash prices listed alongside shipments, receipts, and inspector reports, all reflecting a largely unchanged market condition despite varied farm news.
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California
Lion
Schnull & Krags
Banda
N. Y
New York
Upc
Limburghc
Eaos
Bank
Stevens
Mammoth
Alaska
U. S
Indianapolis
Carcaco
Cuhicago
Marcy’s
The Whole Range of Fine Goods at the Jewelry Store
The store offers watches jewelry and precious stones plus bronzes china cut glass antique lamps and many other dainty items. A visit promises a pleasurable pastime for any shopper seeking a wide assortment.
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Columbus
Seymour—Hkokemo
Davidson
City Hospital
James Farrell
County Asylum
Crescent
Street
Hamden
Vacheron, & Constantin
India
White Pasha
Emin Bey
Stanley
Conybeare
M. P
Commons
City Grain Warket
K. OF L
Trades Unionist
Central Christian Church
Delaware
Christs
E.J. Gantz
J. B. Smith
Ce A
Bingham & Walk
Brosnan’s
Reidst
Virginia-av
Virginia-ay
Brosnan
Mass
Hudson
N. East
Breau Vate Family
Indiana-ay
Tennessee
Sun Office
GOD Family
Delaware St
Washington and
Blackford Sts
Ington St
R. W. Furnas
N. Penn
Evening News
Harrison
Cleveland
Bamberger
Tai m
North Pensaylvains Street
West Washington Street
Vance
Marinetie de Tas
E. Wash
Bates
East Washington Street
Hils
C. G. McComas
McComb & Co
Indianapo
W. R. Watson
West Maryland-st. P. S
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd-fellowe’ Hall
Theo. P. Havehey
HH. Lara
HE. H. Eldridge & CO
Alabama and
Maryland
Ertel
Island
Virginia-Ave
Chas. Girton
Indiana-ave
Ball Park
Pittsburg
Big Four Ticket Office
Corner Meridian
Washington-sts
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