Heat Wave Breaches Spur Fatal Injuries and Local Crises
In Greencastle five year old Payne was accidentally shot by cousin Carl Fairbanks and likely will die. Reports also cite Mrs. Gibbons’s cancer operation progressing, police appointments disputes, and multiple heat fatalities across towns like Jeffersonville, Crawfordsville, and Fort Wayne. The day’s notes include accidents, drownings, fires, and public meetings as heat and turmoil strain the region.
St Georges lawn social hosted by Gen Coburn in Indianapolis
A St George mission plans a lawn social at Gen Coburn's home on Hendricks Street Thursday. The National Colored Men's Protective Association calls a meeting in Indianapolis on Sept 22. James Rhodes admitted Laura Taylor's child is theirs and will pay $5 monthly for 15 years. Two mares worth $500 stolen from General Supt Peck's stable on N Delaware Street with no clues. Maj Anderson Post G A R adopted resolutions protesting monument commission for Mexican and early Indian wars. Catholic Total Abstinence Union holds its 22nd annual convention Aug in Tomlinson Hall with parade Aug 3, high mass Aug 4, picnic Aug 5 at Armstrong's Park. Judge Cox sentenced Emmet Barr to three months for shooting his stepson. Barr deemed mentally weak from sunstroke. City council approved a switch for Indianapolis Light and Power at Mississippi and Louisiana. Mayor signed $13-a-year merry-go-round ordinance. Families Shade burying child. two other boys burned by natural gas while playing near escaping fuel. Rev H. Hilton arrives to aid Children's Home Society which has placed over 2,000 children. Gov Chase is president and Dr Jenckes state superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Mission
Gen. Coburn
Hendricks St
National Colored Men’s Protective Association
Indianapolis
James Rhodes
Smock
Laura Taylor
Supt. Peck
Delaware St
Anderson Post
Monument Commission
Monument
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Tomlinson Hall
Armstrong’s Park
Cox
Emmet Barr
Barr
Common Council
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Mississippi
Children’s Home Society
Gov. Chase
J. S. Jenckes
Features of Sporting Life Rushville mid-summer meets and city games
Rushville opened its mid-summer race meet on Tuesday with winners listed from Saratoga and Brighton Beach on Monday. The noted events include a fake Greco Romar world championship bout in New York and a season-ending professional ball game at league park won by Columbus. Fire and police department ball games at league park drew late attendance, while track and court incidents caused concern with pools and injuries. Several baseball scores from League Park and Garfield Park events are noted, ending with an ad for Tae Sun line liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Saratoga
Dr. Hasbrouck
Copywright
Nick
Azra
Little Fred
Brighton Beach
Zenobia
Morello
Arnica
Loantaka
Lord Dalinery
Qhiest Grounds
New York
Ernest Roeber
Germany
M. Appolo
France
League Park
Columbus
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Garfield Park
Miss Dawn
Borealis
Chimes
Forest Rose
Lady Caesus
Ambrose
Chicago
Forquer
Freelight
Johnny Keith
Jocky
Diller
O’brien
Caldwell
League
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Dwyer
Harrington
Weyhing
Clements
Baltimore
Cobb
Ferson
McMahon
Gunson
Robinson
Hutchinson
Schiver
Washington
St. Louis
Abbey
Duryea
McGuire
Galvin
Buckley
Boston
Louisville
Stivetts
Kelly
Sanders
Grim
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Indiana Sun Contest Opens for Public Estimates
President and Governor majorities will be decided by official vote. Send your estimates in a plain envelope to The Sun contest editor at 79 EH Ohio St Indianapolis. Include name address date on dotted lines and mail before the election hour. Open to all residents of the state and United States without Tar Sux restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Contest
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Sun
United States
Tar Sux
Col Hicklin and a prisoner turn court talk into ad business
Col Wim Hicklin jokes about how newspapers roast him yet advertise him, recalling a Sun reporter and his gout. A prisoner in the county jail impresses Emmett with a plan to paint lawyers' names on cell walls as advertising, which Judge Harper later sees as admirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Sts
Indianapolis
Col. Hicklin
Sun
Bob Emmett
City Grain Market Report From July 26 Sale Nets Mixed Prices
Inspectors report bids for corn oats rye and mixed grades, with No 1 white corn at 51/2 to 50 cents, No 2 white 50 cents, No 3 white 48 5/8, No 4 mixed 45 cents, sound ear 40 cents. Oats No 2 white 34 cents bid, No 2 mixed 28 cents declined. Local dealers quote timothy and prairie hay bids for car lots, and Chicago market quotes wheat at Sept 78 1/2 to 79 1/2, corn Sept 62 1/4, oats Sept 33 1/2, pork and lard futures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Bane
Toe
Wacos
Telegraph
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiany Fatalitin
Hovsier State
Greencastle
Guy
Thos. Payne
Rochdale
Carl Fairbanks
Payne
Gibbons
Isaac ‘Musse
Case
Geo
Black
Police Board
Musse
Emeline Cash
Putnam County
R. M. Dillon
Presbyterian Church
John Shonkwiler
Here
Lieut. Lewis
Lieut. Williams
DePauw
Jeffersonville
Catharine Koerber
Julia Stanley
Tipton
Frank Sallee
Sharpsville
Crawfordsville
William Butcher
Col. Tribley
Michigan City
Fred. Chappel
Anderson
J. C. Blake
Brookville
John Burns
Peter Huffman
Huffman
John McCain
New Richmond
Fort Wayne
Taylor Connat
Connat
Rideland Township
Bob Retherford
Madison County Federation of Labor
Seymour
Mamie Hughes
Brazil
Jack Stoner
Hartford City
South Bend
Amos Rakestram
Muncie
George Klein
Klein
Evansville
William Niesmeier
L. Johnson
Montpelier
Wabash
Marshal Langon
Smith Maxwell
Hammond
New Presbyterian Church
Ida Rodgers
Rendallville
Valparaiso
Oliver Johnson
Huntington
Gamins
Mary Byrd
Wi Kurchner
Leroy Templeton
Matthews
Old Settlers
Yeddo
Flem Robins
Shelbyville
Willlive
Henry Walters
Russiaville
Kokomo
Indiana
Sporting Life
Tae Sun
Biwi AA As
Wars Tin
Tim Sey
Tus Sun
the Sun
Hood
Gust Rosberg & Co
N, Pennsylvania-st
We Qhote
Cece
Cnereney
Aeceenesesvrens
Wilson
Ind
Barnes
Clara Stafford
Merrell & Soule, Strectse
A. B. Barker
M. D
Washington St
Vv. H. Lock Wood
Charles P. Jacobs
E. Market St
South St
Indiana Paint & Roqeing CO
TayFair
George Kessler
Bear
Washington Street
Baraka Beer
AME
Alf
Tel
A. Jacogs
Welil Ginley & Walker
Kelarson Viaduct
C. L. Barnes
Marion Block
RED Cloud Tribe
Wm. Soews
Wm. Buehring
B. An
Ben
C. Donovan
Tutewiler
Olive Ave
Guenther’s
J Cleph Miller
Reynolds St
Hanebville
A. Winnard
E. Washington-st
Hilnois
Buchanan St
S. Linden
Harrison, al
New Jersey
N. Alissis
Indiana-ave
Sun Office
Home Ave
H. Chio-st
Ohio-st
ANSHO
Puz Sis’s
Office
Ohto
Fuk Bun
Ohio
T'ae Suna
E. Ola St
Kert
Chio
E. Ontost
Oftice
E. Ouest
Danbury Hat CO
W. Washington-st
Business University
Heeb & Osborn
T. H. Davidson
Cor, Ohio
Meridian Ata
Michkawa
Circle Street
Mre
Coekel Rat OD Ole
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania
Postoffice
Schergens
Jhweler
East
Bilverware
Dirregelo & Wepesett
Delaware Street
Ambaniance
Tatenkona
WM. Kaiser
Virginia-ave
Advertiser
The
Telephone
East Washington Street
Luty & Srataxer
Dalton’s
Nica
Dalton, Hatter
Bates House
the Shade
Parrott & Taggart
Chevalier & Lawson
North
Delaware
Ducas
Carmine
Bryce
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
West
Jonah
Madras
Mator Taylor
East Washington
North Illinois St
Sre Pursell & Medsker
Massachusetts Avenue
W. G. Wasson & CO
Ind, Ave. Tel
Pennsylvania Street
W. Bennett
W. E. Caton
South Illinois St
Indianapolis, Ind
Uun