Up and Down a State Storm Highlights and Accidents
A sweeping list of town by town incidents from Friday covers storm damage including wheat losses, injuries from crashes and fights, a poison case, a jail breakout, and property damage at Madison Shelbyville Warsaw Goshen Elkhart Fort Wayne Columbus and Brown County. The report notes funerals, new residents, mine closures, a soldiers monument unveiling date, and forthcoming athletic events in northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Shelbyville
Worthingon
Andrew Sloan
Warsaw
Sam Jones
Lake Maxinkuckee
Wacker & Ireland
General Merchants
Brownstown
Elkhart
Harrison County
Springs
Washington
Red Haehl
Manilla
John A. Jones
Sexton
New Rush County
Henry Applewhite
Seymour
Goshen
Mamie Popke
John Knyder
Fort Wayne
Ha French
Wm. Bass
Bengal
Shelby County
Knes Cap
Patrick Sheedy
Eriday
Stephen Kinley
Robert Ruston
Evansville
George Grim
Kinley
Rais
Nathan McIntire
Columbus
Rockport
James Vincent
Prison South
Corydon
Tom Allen
Cy. Adkins
Worthington
Wilroy Davis
Nicole Plate Road
Claypool
Kosciusko County
Robert Brook
George Cling
Win
James Linnville
John Wilson
Greencastle
Chas. Golliber
Losantiville
Bis
Brown County
Randolph County
Martha Crister
Greensburg
E. A. Chapman
Lizzia Crister
Geo. Sweezy
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
E. H. Lane
Witt Block
Pioneer Printing Office
Moody & Grave
Martinaville
Francis Polen
James Rapp
Blacksnake
Fred. Brown
John Saltsgiver
Amos Hixton
Joan Muller
Geo. W. Jennings
Jos. W. Ross
Jason Rameby
Eli Boone
Theodore C. Bury
Theodore H. Restine
Samuel Wells
Gav. W. H. Keith
William B. Hilliard
John N. Mathews
Wm. A. Hinkle
Johu May
Wm. McCombs
Jerome Baxter
David Fleming
Nathan Carr
Peter W. Waggoner
William C. Grimes
George Duncan
Job Sharp
William D. Greene
Philip T. Gresham
John A. Robertson
Boon Cox
Amos Kimball
John 3. Deardorff
Lewis C. Jones
John Walker
John H. Mitchell
Augustus B. Loveland
Charles H. Bunnell
Charles Peach
Hezekiah Covert
Evan T. Pickering
Richard
Local names and widows listed in reissue case
The document names Waynecott, Andrew J. Poorman, Chas. W. Fish, William C. Sutton, Elijah Jay, David B. Holbrook, George L. K. Stanidge, Frederick Pffisterer, Julius Patmore, FE. W. Golden with reissue to Robert Persinger. It also references Catherine widow of Angus McFadden and minors of George W. Fry and Martha E. widow of Adam H. Fiscus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynecott
Andrew J. Poorman
Chas. W. Fish
William C. Sutton
Elijah Jay
David B. Holbrook
George L. K. Stanidge
Frederick Pffisterer
Julius Patmore
W. Golden
Robert Persinger
Catherine
Angus McFadden
George W. Fry
Martha E
Adam H. Fiscus
BASE BALL TIPS and Weekend Schedule Notes
Friday games show Brooklyn 20 over Cincinnati 6 and Columbus 6 over Louisville 3. Pittsburg impresses, while Chicago players doubt Anson’s safety hits off Krock. Washington signs Irwin and Beecher. New York buys O’Day. Krock and Daily to start Saturday, followed by Boyle and Buckley. Tener and Gumbert may star for Chicago. Tim Keefe underpaid for his season. Two Saturday games begin at 2 pm for a single admission. Hoosiers head to Cleveland, then Pittsburg, return Aug 5 for Boston and home stretch. Glasscock strengthens pitching staff. new pitchers could boost wins. If Inco proves strong, Hoosiers near last year’s win total with luck. Thursday’s play and Chicago reports bolster Indianapolis’ faith in Glasscock managing. Manager’s aim is relentless team effort and high-level play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Columbus
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Anson
Krock
Washington
John Irwin
Beecher
Jersey City
O’day
New York
Daily
Battery
Boyle
Buckley
Tener
Gumbert
Tim Keefe
Bostons
Martin Sullivan
Tom Daly
Growler Anse
Glasscock
Inco
Inco Are As Good As Expected the Result Will Be That the Hoosiers
Hoosier
Indianapolitans
Jack
Local notices and events around Clay county and beyond
Cash sends in 50 cents for the Clay county miners. Julius B Thornton, mail clerk injured in the Steubenville wreck June 1, has reported for duty. Fly fishing tournament decision postponed to October with a committee to pick venue. National chess tournament begins August at Hotel English with Warwick A Ripley representing the state and prizes including a Rogers chess set from C A Gilberg of New York. Knights of Friendship conclave at fair grounds with camps contesting prizes led by Bell camp Louisville first worth 150 dollars. Preachers announced for various churches including Rev J J O Smith Valparaiso and Rev Charles H Little Danville Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Julius B. Thornton
Steubenville
Tomlinson Hatl
Baseball Park
Hotel English
Warwick A. Ripley
Rogers
C. A. Gilberg
N.Y
Knights of Friendship
Fair Grounds
Exposition Building
Bell Camp
Louisville
Garrison
Golden Eagle
Winchester
New Rail Rates Promote First Class Travel
From Indianapolis to Chicago today, the line offers only 3.50 for first class. Cheaper fares and more desirable tickets than non transfer mileage. Tickets available at Indianapolis Washington and New Streets offices and at Union Passenger Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicagzen
Washington and
New Streets
Union Passenger Staion
War in the Woods Camp Hovey Visit Opportune
Camp Hovey extends open visit until Monday the 20th allowing citizens to tour the camp. Union station trains depart 9 00 am 1 80 2 30 3 30 4 30 pm with returns 11 30 am 2 00 3 00 4 00 and 7 00 pm. Chaplain service at 10 00 am dress parade 5 30 pm. Trains stop at Washington North and Seventh streets fare 20 cents J H Martin District Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hovey
Union Station
A. Mn
Indiana
Washington, North
Seventh-sts
J. H. Martin
Niagara Excursion Circular and Weekend Dinner Ad
An Indianapolis advertisement notes a Niagara Falls excursion by the C., & D. line leaving August 1 from Indianapolis with route outline, complete expense estimates, hotel rates, baggage details, stopovers, and tourist tips. Also promotes a Sunday dinner at Taggart's Union Station Dining Hall from noon to two and includes a Saturday meat market listing with prices for smoked meats, bacon, lard, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Indianapolis
Illinois Street
Kentucky Avenue
W. H. Fisher
Taggart
Union Station
Historic grocer price list with varied commodities
A dense old market listing shows prices for coffees, canned fruits and vegetables, oysters and fish, dairy, produce, and feed. It cites many brands and pack sizes, including Three pound peaches, standard tomatoes, Snow Flake corn, Johnson’s pineapple, and assorted meats and dairy items with per unit or per case prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordoba
California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk
Columbia
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Young Americas
Comunon
Eaas
Peroz
Timothy
Ted
Allines
U. S
Nuairket
French Sateens Offered At Reduced Prices In Variety
Sateens priced down from 35¢ and 37¢ to 2scayard. These high quality fabrics include plain black and black ground with white figures, noted as very beautiful and durable against acid and perspiration. Exclusive sale stated.
All-Wool Challies Offered At Low Summer Prices
The article advertises French all-wool challies once priced at 650 a yard now offered at 3c. It notes a large assortment suitable for a summer dress and highlights wash goods like Lawns Batistes Organdies Ginghams and Pongees at very low prices.
Butterick patterns agency closes dress rooms for summer
L. Ayes & Co, agents for Butterick's patterns, announce their dress making rooms will close for the summer season on August 10, positively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterick
N. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J.0. Smith
Valparaiso
Lucas
Central Christian
Charles H. Little
Danville, Il
First Presbyterian Church
D. P. Putnam
Logansport
Tabernacle Church
Circle House
Guy
Wauerat
Lowa
Telegraph
Chcsaco
Sateens
L. 8. Ayres & CO
Sheridan Pole
Mast Market St
C. E Whitsit
John F. M. Cox
F. M. Hay
Mmanner
Joss & Palmer
C. A. Bitas
Termessee
W. Parker
Washington St
Krietlein’s
Cor
Krississippi
Washington Sts
Krietlein's
I. Cor
Mississippi
Krietlein
Washington-sts
Randolph Co
Ind
Giraves
Penny Me
Corpaotent
Young Lady Ag
SUN
Liberty
Gantleman
SUN Office
Cabi
W. Tannes
Driven Wells St
Mass
Coundeer
North Alabama
East
Edoreon
Rd Sun Anes
Wurst
Rael
Lui
Delaware
Mnice
W. Tavness
Kinklin
Atsbaina St
Fianily
al Yvaneed Hooters
Aceless S
Paul Hl, Krauss
Geats
Ad & Agt
Washington Street
Bea
W. & van Arsdel
South Sinoisst
Indianapolis Water CO
South
Pennsylvania
Hunya
Ambaaly
Hingsiam & Walk Gates
A.B. Gates & CO
Indianapolis, Ind
Safe-Deposit Vault
A. Pletcher & Co. Safe Deposit
D. M. Ransdell
Business University
Chas. Girton, Undertaker
Clark
E. Washingtons Asses
E. Washington St
Chas. Sindlinger
North
Illinois-st
South Side
South Illinois Street
Sic
Dedert & Sudbrook
Hommown & Mattingly
West Market Street
Cyclorama Place
Chas. Meyer& Co
Sateens Sc
Batiste Tc
and &c
Calico
Chas. F. Meyer &O
Corner East
Ponders
East Washington Street
East Market House
W.D Wiley & CO
Wiley & CO
Illingia Street
Southlnois Street
West Washington Street
Havana
C. WM. Raschig
Undertakers’ Association
Ripley & Son
Thicttakers
North Ulinolsst
Albert
Gall
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