Unveiling of Soldiers' Monument At Winchester
Winchester crowds witness a 55 foot monument dedicated to military branches with bronze figures. Col. McGuire and Gov. Chase spoke as J. B. Cheadle unveiled the piece in a ceremony seen by 15,000 attendees.
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Winchester
Col. McGuire
Sons of Veterans
J. B. Cheadle
Grand Army
Gov. Chase
Jeffersonville
Magsie
Logansport
Chicago
Evansville
Barbara Zwalen
John Barnett
North Manchester
R. J. Parrett
United Brethren Church
Manchester
Elkhart
William B. Young
Mattville
Mich
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Philip Plano
Muncie
Monon
Bartholomew County
Terre Haute
Solon T. Hardy
New Washington
Franklin Star
Franklin
Eagle Lake
Ellsworth Stollemyer
Fortville
Grant County
Duncan Davidson
Huntington
James
Kehoe
Muncyites
Julia Veneman
Greencastle
John
Henry Proteau
Hartford City
William Hunter
Spton
Columbus
Michigan City
Indiana
Imla W. Cooper
David Henney
John W. Bowers
Thomas C. Forgey
George Eisenmann
Wm. Harriman
Thomas Bloom
Jeremiah B. Hatch
John Helsel
Wm. Gift
Andrew Carnes
Asbury Halstean
James E. Hogan
Theophilus Hays
John B. Fuller
Andrew Jackson
Levi B. Dolmer
Albert Conover
J. F. Cloud
Samuel M. Day
J. Kurtz
Geo. E. Miller
A. C. Garrett
John Gunckel
John Keith
Hickman Dean
William J.gibson
Henry Cline
Robert P. Suber
Simon Burris
James M. Demmett
Robert C. Davis
Sutherland McCoy
William Fields
Winfields
Meighan
James Brown
Thomas Shepherd
Charles L. Barton
William H. Combs
James K. Banks
Frederick Rossler
Charles White
Mathew Beck
Samuel Hall
James Reed
Jacob C. Nottingham
George Hoffman
John Hamilin
Daniel G. Overholser
Frederick Clarke
Edmund Enlow
Thomas
Humorous Police Court Tales From Indianapolis Court
A long portrait of O. B. Orton, a busy Indianapolis police court lawyer, who sometimes accepts unconventional payment such as a hog. The piece also recalls Judge Will and Judge Buskirk with quick jokes, plus a touching vignette of an elderly widow repeatedly seeking her deceased husband’s death record at the health office, likely aged about ninety.
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O. B. Orton
Laawyers
Indianapolis
Orton
Will
Buskirk
Board of Health
Board of Health Office
Ripley
Features of Sporting Lif
A garbled feature summary from 1892 notes Monmouth Park victors including Gold Dollar and Tom Watson, with various race and baseball results. It mentions Capt Anson lauding his Chicago colts poorly, Palo Alto dying at Stanford stock farm, and denials of a Rusie Mullane trade. Also covers Detroit trotting heats, and league games with Cincinnati Washington and others. Weather forecast for Indiana ends the item.
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Monmouth Park
Gold Dollar
Tom Watson
Demfargilla
Leonawall
Arab
Adelbert
Capt
Anson
Chicago
Palo Alto
Senator Stanford
California Stock Farm
New York
Rusie
Tony Mullane
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Greg Harry
Sprague Golddust
Indianapolis
Danburys
Ohio St
Washington Park
Cottrill
Tim Murphy
Faraday
Ella Slipman
Joe Blackburn
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Boston
Jack Conly
Chris Wrade
Conly
St. Louis
Gleason
Empire
Crooks
Detroit
Ryland T
Jack
Honest George
Flying Jib
Washington
Dwyer
Harrington
Abbey
McGuire
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Vickery
Robinson
Ehret
Miller
Weyhing
Keefe
Clements
Galvin
Buckley
Cleveland
Young
Zimmer
Stivetts
Kelly
Rusie and Boyle
Luby and Schriver
Louisville
Brooklyn
Stratton and Grim
Foutz and Kinslow
Indiana vote contest opens for Sun readers
The Sun invites statewide participation in a political vote estimate contest with cash prizes. Readers submit plain envelopes to 79 E. Ohio St Indianapolis. The winner is declared by official Indiana electors and governor results after the election.
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Indiana
Tun Sun
Tite Son
Sun
the Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Tae Son
United States
Live Stock and Grain Prices Reported for Friday
The market note records receipts of 4,000 cattle and strong hog trade with steady prices and mixed sheep and lamb demand. It lists bids for beef cattle, veal calves, and heavy calves, along with quotes for hogs, lightweights, and pigs. Local grain bids cover wheat corn oats and hay prices, with futures close in Chicago for wheat and corn and surrounding commodities.
Bargain Counter Promos Across Stores
Reading room notices advertise discounts on fabrics and towels across counters. West offers 50 pieces 24 inch half wool cashmeres at 73 less than list, East touts Jinonuck towels 22x40 in bulk at 1 cent each, Front features 100 framed art types 16x20 at 71 cents.
Be per yard white flannels and yard wide linens sale
In a local store notice, customers are offered white flannels at Be per yard, brown sheeting at 21 yards for 1 dollar, and bleach sheeting at 16 yards. The advertisement promotes children and ladies stockings from 20 to 28 cents, seamless hose at 2 pairs for 25 cents, and three spools of machine thread for 10 cents. It ends with a promotional tagline urging customers to try the brand.
Quick Sale of Fancy Parasols This Saturday
A limited lot parasol sale this Saturday offers dramatic price cuts. Paris style accessories include $1.50 and $1.25 parasols cut to 98 cents, $2.25 and $2.50 to 1.39, $3.25 and $8 to 1.98, and $4.50 and $5 to 3.19, while supplies last.
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Ance & Chance
Chance Matthews Printing Co
Indiana-ave
Washington
To Be Closed Out at Once Ladies Hosiery and Undergarments
A clearance listing offers thirty dozen ladies fine India gauze vests originally 330 selling at 19 cents. Twenty five dozen two thread gauze vests French neck long and short sleeves at 9 cents. A line of ladies imported hose in various modes grays and fans valued at 75 cents now 50 cents.
Great Saturday Sale on Men’s Shirts and Coats
A great Saturday offering in men’s furnishings. All Jungle Cloth and madras outing shirts reduced to 1.69. All 1.60 fine cheviot and Oxford outing shirts for Saturday 1.19. One lot 60¢ summer coat, choice 25c. One lot seraucher coats and vests, 50 variety, choice 49c.
Great Saturday Sale on Silk Mitts For Early Season Prices
Close to forty dozen black silk mitts in plain and fancy backs priced at 19c. Also about twenty-five dozen silk fins mitts in black and colored at 25c. One lot finer mitts valued at least 500 will go at 35c. Limited quantities offered during the sale.
Room in the shoe department sale offered now
Shop advertises large shoe discounts across ladies, girls, and children lines. Ladies dongola button shoes and patent tips drop to 1.89, Oxfords to 2.49, slippers to 0.69. Boys and misses styles cut to 1.98 and 1.89, children's dongola Oxfords 0.89.
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WAT
Frank Brown
E. Washington
Dongola
Court House
E. Washington St
Alabama St
Tennessee-st
Those Center Aisle Notes Catalog Prices
A catalog style list notes prices for small jewelry and accessories. Items include belts at 25c, metal belts 18c, silver stick pins 10c, solid gold band rings 25c, bowknot stick pins 5c, children's rings 10c, leather bags 1.00, moth boxes 5c, glycerine soap cakes, perfume bottles, tar soap 4c, bay rum 25c bottle 15c, Raymonds perfume 0c, silk throws 0.98 to 1.29, slight coil, 590.
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Raymond’s
Ice Cream Reception at Beaplate Parlors
A Saturday afternoon and evening ice cream reception runs from 2 p m until closing at Beaplate Ice Cream Parlors on the 4th floor featuring Delicious’ cream and inviting patrons to enjoy the dessert event.
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Beaplate
Ica Cream
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Huntington County
John Streight
A. D. Streight
Knightstown
State Editorial Association
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Meridian
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Reynolds St
Haughville
A. Winnard
Clarks
Indianonig Trade Journal
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Indianapolis Trade Journal
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Olivest
Ninth and Mississippi Sts
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Mberland
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Ofser S2
Pennsylvania Street
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Wobennett
W. E. Cafon
Sonor
Charles Mayer & CO
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Indianapolis Brewing CO
Kite Mountain
Luty & Srannaxer
Albert
C. Johnson
D. A. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
Pearson’s Music House
Geta
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