Richmond and area notes mix crime fame and growth
A roundup of local incidents includes a fatal laudanum death near Richmond, stairway falls, burglaries in Wilkinson and Laporte, and a series of court actions in nearby towns. Reports touch on street rail plans, new post offices, school ceremonies, property assessments, and civic projects across Indiana towns including Wabash, Logansport, Kokomo, and Anderson, with mentions of Purdue commencement and regional weather impacts.
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Wabash
Crotheraville
Richmond
Kendallville
Valparaiso
Wilkinson
Richmond High School
Purdue University
Lafayette
Alfonso
Laporte
John Harrall
Franklin
Washington
South Bend
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolia
E. B. Burritt
F. Hilton
Indianapolis
Wabesh
Cyrus Brown
Columbus
Logansport
Filkhart
Worthington Times
the Times
Pross
Kerlin
Moore
Montgomery County
Anderson
Wm. Jarvis
Frank Rice
Shelbyville
Chas. L. Graves
Laporte Herald
Crawfordsville
Spencer
Warrick
Perry
May Pollock
Ohio
Biuncie
Geo. M. Ray
Noble
Albion
Doc” Brown
James Wiggins
W. A. Mackey
Wiggins
Brown
Mackey
Features Of Sporting Life In Local Results
A roundup of Tuesday play fields includes Lebanon's win over Anderson, Minneapolis releasing pitcher Duryea after a defeat by Indianapolis, and Sheridan’s team steamrolling the Danburys. Western and National league scores feature multiple matchups, with Minneapolis taking the first game from Indianapolis 12 to 6 amid misplayed innings and a notable pitching effort by Cross. Local scenes describe personalities like Connie Murphy, Weatlake, Parvin, and umpire Sevenard, plus political notes on Harry Smith and Harry Springsteen shifting race plans.
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Lebanon
Anderson
Barnes
Minneapolis
Duryea
Sheridan
Indianapolis Danburys
Tod
Ceprivi
Merchants
St. Louis
Toledo
Kansas City
Hughey and Summers
McGinnity
Figaro
T. Washington
Salisbury
Helena H
Miss Doris
Amarin
New York
Cincinnati
Meakin
Farrell
Chamberlain
Murphy
Boston
Pittsburgh
Nichols
Ryan
Gombert
Mack
Louis
Philadelphia
Hawiey
Buckley
Weyhing
Grady
Haltimore
Chicago
Connie” Murphy
Weatlake
Cross
Millers
Indianapolis
Puttire
Jackets and wool dresses in fall sale at reduced prices
Weather turns cool and shoppers flock to the sale offering 30 jackets priced at 3.75, originally 6.50, 25 jackets at 1.90 from 3.75, and wool dresses ranging from 3.90 to 7.50, with values tagged at 5 to 12 dollars.
Professor Fritz Heals the Deaf and Crippled at Grand Hotel
Crowds flock to the Grand Hotel to witness Professor Fritz’s magnetic healing power. Reported to cure the deaf, lame, and sick, he draws people from across the state who depart healthier, walking on crutches no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Sotel
Professor Vritz
Jame
Indianapolis Stock Yards Market Report June 6
Cattle receipts 250 with shipments light and prices mostly lower except tops. Best shipping and export steers quoted 3.90 to 3.90. good lo choice 3.70 to 3.05. medium to good 3.40 to 3.75. common to fair 2.75 to 3.25. Veal calves fat 1.00 to 4.00 per 100 pounds. hogs receipts 4,700 with early slow sale then steady to higher. Sheep receipts 300 with active but slightly lower market for spring lambs and feeder ewes.
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Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Yp Wuulo
Irvington Town Board Sealed Bids on Road Grading
Sealed proposals will be received by the Irvington Town Board for grading and graveling Hunter Avenue from Ohio to Washington streets. Bids opened July 3, 1093. Contractor to furnish bond. Work according to Jarrett Law specifications at the Law Engineers office in Irvington.
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Thea Town Board of
Irvington
Hunter Avenue
Ohio
Washington Streets
Meeting of Court House Building and Logan Association
Meeting of the storeholders to elect directors for vacancies will be held in rooms 81 and 32 Baliwin Brock Indianapolis Indiana on Saturday June 6 1894 at 730 p m. S perfor secretary. Also rental notices for furnished rooms and unfurnished rooms at various addresses in Indianapolis Indiana follow.
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Lee Nixon
Indianapolis
Indiana
New Jersey
Vermont
Walnut
Delaware Streets
Davidson
Home Avenue
As Street
Tennessee
Fourth Streets
Court House Building
Logan Association
Kkooms
Baliwin Brock
Indana
S. ¥. Perforr
Wheat and grain market report from City Grain Market
Daily price bulletin for June 6 shows wheat firmer with No 2 red at 62 cents and No 8 red at 60 cents, corn firmer with several white and mixed grades around 41 cents, and oats and hay values listed. Eastern market notes Chicago opening and closing prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and short ribs with indicative bids and futures.
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Telegraph
Chicago
Jane
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Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
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S. Meridian
Chas. N. Henry
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N. Chambers
Julia Schrott
Sporting Life
Ndianapolis
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Wisner
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Mass
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Ind
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Prof
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Jim Cartel
John Wagder
State Street
E. C. Donaldson
Evergreen Ave
Sweet, Dempster & Co
Hanry Hill
Crescent Remedy Company
BoxFixtp
OU Vonnell
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Hood
Thompson & Statesman
Harvey
Shelihouge & Co
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EK. Market St
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Major Bros
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City of
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Amaria
Booke
America
Woney
Tair
Ingalls Blong
Wanled—Cook
Rigby Hotel
Brazil
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Virginia
Alabama
Bind Asylum
Fort Wayne-ave
Sun
Halligan
Canta
SUN Office
Elm Avenue
Iryington
Board of Trustees
B. M.blout
Pras
Charles Clark
Rhaces
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Bruggiste
Ant
Taggart
Indianapolisniversity
Senate
H. d. Heeb
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Street
Huntington Seed CO
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Journa Building
Soldiers’ Monument
A. Sptossmeister
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