Wild Indiana death cases and town notes reflect a chaotic era
A sprawling Indiana wire of incidents reports a Kokomo man in trouble a contested will case from New Albany with $2.5 million for grandchildren and a $100 bequest to each. ghouls at Hillside cemetery near Waynetown disturb, a man Howard Nelson dies in Louisville after injuries. wild man captured near Valparaiso. various town items include embezzlement arrest in Elwood a stabbing in Spencer and a death from a runaway in Brazil plus pensions etc.
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Evansville
Culbertson
New Albany
Percy
Glover Culbertson
St. Paul
D. B. Kumler
Blanch Culbertson
Sam
George McGordon
Cincinnati
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Madison
Howard Nelson
Louisville
Valparaiso
Miller County
Lemberg
Milford
James Cantlebury
Metacuse
Lulu Greenwall
Cantlebury
Muncie
Enos Phillips
Yorktown
Kokomo
D. F. Dayhuff
Elwood
Spencer
T. Evans
Guy Williams
Williams
Frank Dice
Evans
Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Daniel Harding
Theodore Kyle
Delaware County
Shelby County
Martin Brandt
Huntington
L. F. Preston
Anderson
People’s Party
New Democratic
Chris Walters
Brazil
Marion
William Marsh
A. W. Evans
Jeffersonville
Wilson Hobbs
Knightstown
Grant County
John Johnson
Wabash College
Strayer
J. P. Johnson
W F. Wilson
Ilinois
National Normal School of
Frank Braun
Roving Scores Across Cities Highlight Weekend Play
Saturday winners include King Princeps and Amboy with King Princeps in Pittsburg while Sunday saw Rock Island Molines defeat Jacksonville 19 to 5. Joliet and Rockford tied 0, Monmouth park winners Kingston Don Alonzo Mars Sweet Alice Gloaming Tormentor, and the Little Potatoes beat the Southerns 27 to 1.
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Pittsburg
King Princeps
Potomac
Washington
O’connor
Hosmer
Hanton
Ross
Springdales
Mets
Young Booths
Shamrocks
Whens
Black Diamonds
Danburys
Kiklee & Coleman
Pikers
Falstaff
Gorman
Bonnie Bird
Mary Sue
Jame
Judge Horton
Chicago
Garfield Racing Association
Indianapolis
Columbus Club
Rainmakers
Ohiost
Jose
Ives
fFournil
Schaefer
Garnier
Killen
McGuire
Ehret
Miller
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Stein and Kinslow
Rhines
Harrington
New York
St. Louis
Rusie
Boyle
Galvin
Buckley
Baltimore
Louisville
Cobb
Gunson
Vickery
Robinson
Clausen
Grim
Boston
Staley and Kelly
Gumbert
jScriver
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Esper
Carsey
Clements
Young
Zimmer
Five carloads of soldiers head to state encampment
Five carloads of soldier boys and two brass bands departed Union station Sunday night for the Frank fort state encampment. Also, Sarah Kinney sues John Davy and Mollie Briser to set aside Bridget Davy's will alleging unsound mind and undue influence. Frank Stanley, Panhandle yards night engineer, burned hands. Kregele and Whitsett took him to St. Vincent's hospital.
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Soldier Boys
Union Station
Frankfort
Sarah Kinney
John Davy
Mollie Briser
Bridget Davy
Frank Stanley
Panhandle
Kregele & Whitsett
St. Vincent's Hospital
E. C. Atkins & Co
George Wallace
Holtzman
3. A
Fletcher & Co
Mary A. Wallace
Fletcher
Wallace
Political estimate contest opens for Indiana vote figures
Tux Sun invites global entries for predicting Indiana’s November election stands. Prizes of 55, 20, and 10 dollars go to the first three correct estimates, with closest guesses if no exact match. Send by plain coupon to THE Sun contest editor in Indianapolis, open to all residents except Tom Sen’s staff.
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Tux Sun
Tux Lun
Indiana
Sun Contst
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Tax Sun
United States
Tom Sen
Debar
John
A. PF. Mirkin
Danville
Ind
Marching to June's: Waiters Strike Over Extra Pay
The entire force at June's restaurant walked out on a Saturday night demanding more during race week. Proprietor John Morgan refused extra pay, citing expected low crowds. Horace, the day manager, led efforts to bridge the gap until additional white staff could be hired. The piece notes summer hiring woes and broader labor strains citywide.
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John Morgan
Horace
Kershner
Indiana 36 Hour Weather Forecast July 26 1892
Weather report predicts warmer fair conditions through Monday night in Indiana with a turn to cooler fair weather Tuesday. Local rains expected Tuesday afternoon.
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Indiana
Mince Meat Settlement and Midwest Markets Update
The item reports Merrill & Co of Syracuse settling litigation over None Such Condensed Mince Meat, granting immunity to all parties from further claims. It also covers Indiana and Michigan market notes, including Indianapolis and Chicago price highlights for mince meat and general grain prices, plus stock market activity at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards and city market quotes. Strong interest cited in home brewing products and brisk demand for confections.
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Mines
Merrail & Scuile
Syracuse
Merril & Sou'e
Manufactura
Indianapolis Union Stock
Ghaiee Shipping
Pathe
Tees Abe
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Martin Léonard
David W. Miller
Samuel Lower
Wm. Gaines
Wm. H. Lovejoy
James Sanders
John H. Hopkins
James H. Hunter
Edward Lace
Stephen
Rose
John Cramer
Wim. T. Morris
Robert Niccum
Nancy Reeves
Wim. Wogeman
Hartsville
Brownsburg
Milt Morin
Tippecanoe County
Sporting Life
City Life
Christian Endeavor Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Gov. Chase
D. R. Lucas
Christian Endeavor
Society of the Tabernacle Church
J. P. D. John
DePauw University
Central Ave. M.E
Christ
Wilson Morrow
Reform School For Girls
New Chapel
God
Gilbert
Jenckes
Tevis
Seventh-st. M
Bau
Benton Harbor
Maitland
Grand Rapids
White Cloud Manistea
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Big View
Indianpolis
M. Bronson
Union
E. Wash St
Pennsylvani Lietrom
Pennsylvania
Lin Fom
Home Brewing Company
Oity Grein
Moxpay
Timothy
Wacow
Telegraph
D. A. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
H. C. Schergens
East
Washington Street
CE. Kregelo & Whitsett
North Delaware Street
Area Ambulance
Leo Lando
Mavison
Eureka Beer
Alf
A. Jacobs
Ae Geneaty
Des Ces
Lere'ofera
John Clark
Sir W. Nerthat
Sana
Ben
Donovan
Tutewiler
Olive Ave
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Everroad & Prunk
Indiana Ave
Tle
Panden & CO
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Guenther’s
Mass
Flelunee de
Joseph Miluleh
Coatrainor
Puinder and Excavator
Reynolds St
Hangzhyville
ATU
Lelwuis
A. Winnard
E. Washington-st. Tc
Salard
Vanderpool
Washingtonst
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Backford-t
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Massachusetts Ave
Massachusetts-ave
Shelby St
Lorenz Schmidt
S. Delaware
Porter
N. Qenieriganla St
Central
Mississippi-st
Gwne
Delaware
Alabama-st. Colored
Aard T. Tea
Ed Potter
Snarman & Perry Electric Works
Adares
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Aeewere
Washington-st
Taney
Alabama
McCarty
Dwalling
Isae
Downey-st
Lorenn Schmidt
Delaware-st
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Tae Sun
Tae Son
Porcelains Schlueter
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Obio St
Ohio
Offic
Tursuy’s
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Southern Congress
Prince Albert Tip
E. Washington St
Vance
Pearson's Music House
N. Pennsylvania Sts
Business University
Heeb & Osborn
Dentiot
T. H. Davidson
Marion Block
Cor
Theson
Tresun
Ace
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Tay Sun
Phelps Bros
Haye
Clinton-st
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Infallinte Vernia Cure Co
T. M. Culver
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Union Depot
Wesley Davis
Atta
Davis
John M. Bolmie
Capitol
North
Mississippi Street
Virginia Avenne
W. G. Wasson & Co
Ind. Ave
John Jones
Bryce
Indianapolis Brewing CO
Kenwood Park
A. Metzger Agency
ODD Fellows Hall
H.t.hearsey & CO
Stedman Dental CO
Wallace Block
Mass. Ave. and
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Charles Mayer & CO
W. Washington St
Herancourt Brewery Company
South Liberty Street
Meek Street
Ford C. Jabrson
Parguatry Fiounz and
Bordszs
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