Gossipers in Clover Angry Husband Pursuit of Wife
A jumble of town notes reports incidents across Indiana counties. Far near Marion a man was fatally injured in a runaway. a woman in Columbus serves a jail term for whipping her husband. Sturgeon weighed 150 pounds caught at Michigan City. a new Morning Bulletin launched at Peru. Elihu Nicholson hanged himself near Marion. water works plant at Cannellton tested.
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Fort Wayne
Williamsport
Jackson County
Columbia City
Napoleon
Ripley County
Wayne County
Leporte County
Court House
Michigan City
Knox County
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Sellersburg
Clarke County
William Carson
Marion
Emma Grehem
Columbus
Colored Baptists
Crawfordsville
American Tin Plate Works
Helwood
Kendallville
John Hawkins
Fountain
Davied Main
Henry County Asylum
Houston
W. HH. Douglass
Ruthawny Sluteneus
Plainfield
Fred Renninger
Cannelfon
Indiana Normal College
Covington
Elwood
Peru
F. O. Cox
Seymour
Lizzie Robinson
Elihu Nicholson
Larion
Henry Platt
Willie Miller
Union City
Miller
Bartholomew County
George Hitching
Albany
Montreal
Mary Joses
Jeffersonville
EK. W. Teagarden
Muncie
Monmouth Park Race Wins and Local Sports Buzz
A long column mixes horse race results with local sports chatter. It notes Baroness winning at Monmouth Park at 59 to 1, and lists other race winners and upcoming matches including Indianapolis teams, dog bouts for $500, and umpire disputes. Also covered are church services, Australian boomerang exhibition, hotel association talks, and a city court motion on the Dedford quarries case. The piece follows a busy Friday in sports and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Smith
Seattle
Monmouth Park
Manhattan
New York
Louisville
Billy Teller
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Bud Lally
Charley Vokes
Denny McAuliffe
Ie Allegheney
Penn
Austin Gibbons
McCarthy
Newark
Austin
Lebanon
O. N. Lavham
Maycie
Detroit
Mich Jordan
Ellard
Phoebe Wilkes
Mascot
Fisher
I. Schank
E., Donovan
W. Sanders
Barnes
R. Schaub
Waters
White
J. Donovan
St. Louis
Clarkson
Gleason
Gunson
Chamberlain
Parretti
Vaughn
Jionisville
Cleveland
Stratton and Grim
Young and O’connor
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Butchingen
Wittridge
Colclouch
Gumbarit
Sugden
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Haddock and Kinslow
Mullane
McNabb
Marke
Philadelphia
Washington
Keefe
Clements
Graff
Farrell
Weston
Stivetts
Ganzel
German
Wilson
Shervichs
Woods
Dedford
Brayfogle
Ineaue
Myron King
Ars
Maria Hinsley
Union City
Hunt Loup and Chemical Company
Mary C. Hunt
John Hunt
Mary
Louisville Line Opens with Through Trains to Indianapolis
The Big Four route now operates daily two through trains between Louisville and Indianapolis. Departures from Louisville are at 7:40 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Arrivals in Indianapolis occur at 11:45 a.m. and 12:30 a.m. Services include sleepers and reclining chair cars on the Indianapolis to Louisville runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indianapolis
Hop. W
Louisvide
State militia in camp at Forest Park near Terre Haute
Big Four offers a special excursion train to Forest Park on July 8 costing 1.00. Departs Indianapolis 5:30 a.m. Arrives Forest Park 10:30 a.m. Return from Forest Park 8 p.m. For tickets call Big Four offices at 1 East Washington, 26 Jackson Place, or Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Terre Haute
Big Four
Lesye
Indianapolis
East Washington
Jackson Places
Union Station
On the Royal Road to Health and Happiness
Amherst story of a man who paid his own college expenses and how happiness is fragile. The piece urges maintaining health and steady brain work to sense impending trouble, as voiced by Charles C. Bruce, the well known pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Charles C. Bruce
Indiana
Sermon on Health and Wealth Through Paine’s Celery Compound
A Somerville resident recounts sickness and recovery using Paine’s Celery Compound. The speaker, nearly 88 and weighing 148 pounds, credits the remedy for improved health and strength after years of study and labor. He cites education and clerical work, notes heavy exertion, and praises the common use of the remedy by physicians nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Somerville
Mass
Paine
Tam
Royal Road
Peterboro
N.hs
Appleton Academy
Boston
Catholic church dedication trip from Indianapolis to Union City
A special excursion Sunday July 23 marks Union City dedication. The trip departs Indianapolis at 9 a.m. and returns in the evening, with round trip fares at 1.50 for adults and 1.60 for tickets. Contact Big Four Offices at 14 Washington St and 86 Jackson Place Massachusetts age Union Station for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Indianapolis
Big Four
Washington St
Jackson Place
Massachusetts
Union Station
Livestock and grain prices roll through market day
Cattle buyers bid on Axiza and Offa shipping steers plus good to choice feeding stock. Hogs shipments strong with 9,000? Saturday activity and higher quotes. Sheep and lambs steady with good to choice demand. Grain: corn mixed, oats weak, timothy and clover hay priced, wagon rye and wagon wheat reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axiza Choice
Nore
Luichers
Ebher
Pavers
Shipyets
Eli
Carl
Madham
Dwaola
Timothy
Ipratrie
Openins and grains prices list from Criosaco
A dated price rundown shows July and September quotes for wheat oats corn and pork with varying per unit values and stock figures. Entries note July and Sept pricing including pennies and fractions, reflecting market quotes and commodity names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Jara
Light wash woods sale slashes prices half off
Display reads that everything in light wash woods is cut almost half price. Shoppers are invited to come and select items with prices described as “all right,” signaling strong value and clearance.
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Lizele
Madison Democrat Con
Himer Brattain
Nobiesville
Newport
New Albany
C. Hl. Posley
Cole
Corydon
Lzaac Wall
Lafayette
Iwood
Fair Fight
Rockport
Sarah T McMillen
Berry
Jane Marbry
Anna Rodibaugh
Elizabeth Atchason
Martha J. Rice
Zilpha M. Gregory
Frederick Wobler
Barnabas J. Payne
Memorial Presbyterian
T. A. Goodwin
Second Presbyterian
J. A. Milburn
Roberts Park
M. E
C. A. van Anda
First Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Central-ave
Tevis
First Baptist
First Presbyterian Church
Grace M. E
M. L. Weiss
Central Christian
D. R. Lucas
Mewchuren Chapel
Alabamast
Ts Daniels
Meridhanst
J. PD. D. John
DePauw University
Cien Lif
Rer
Bruce
Charles C. Rruck
Nannie Parkeill Fale’s
South Minors St
Hardware. Co
South
Illinois Street
New Fair Grounds
Blackford
A.M. E
Zion
Chambers and
Morton
Indiana-Eve
G. W. Guentier’s
Alassachusetts Ave
G . Penneylvania
Romm
SUN Office
Porter
H. Waettling
New York-st. Ba
Ross Block
Bath
VyaNn Ted
Ross
N. Ulimois-st
WH. Dilck & Co
Mer
Uncle Sam
Mmocts Company
South Meridian Street
Indianapolis Union
Hecelpis
B. J. Martin
M.D
Ohio
John B. Morrison
CO. M. Kishin Beils
Market Ste
Hitness
Circle
Tolla.m
Todhe Ail
Ourty Grain Barket
W.C. Robeson
W. Ohiost
H.C. Castor
Carl Barnes
N. Villoois-st
Wrew
DR. Young
Washington Street
Ciics
William N. Bowman
Architec
Ingalls Block
Tadispepols
Herod & Herod
Law
Ether’s Bank
Willian Pirtle Herod
Hooms
Fletcher’s Bank Q’1
Caterar
Amdianapelis Buginesn Wariverriio
Exleinig Ck Gsb Dien
Ind
Phelps Bros
East Washington ST
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Telegraph
Panden & OG
Adaresa
Panden Bros. Orchestra
Tel
Wasa
Fonersel Directorse
Delaware Street
Free Ambulszee
VIA
Sc DD. C., EL
Lhaving
D. m
Connoraville
Cor
Ilinois-st
Kentucky-ave
S. Illinois-st
H. J. Rhwin
Mansfield & Son
Massachusetts Ave
Yeddo
Egate
Man-O-Wa
Mantell
Grates
CP &S
Delaware St
Andirons
East Washington Street
America
Brussels
SLI
Velvets
All Cash Puyer
Manufactor
Kentucky Ave
FITCH
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