News for Hoosiers and nation wide incidents in one issue
A wide spread Indiana and national news summary reports drownings and rescues on the Ohio near New Albany, a jail break capture in Mechanicsburg, suicides tied to health, saloon license changes near Brazil, fire threats in Washington, and multiple local incidents. It notes church district sessions at Michigan City, protests of League cyclists in Laporte, factory openings in Wellston and Marion, and a flood of accidents, marriages, court actions, and real estate booms across various towns including Peru, Bloomington, Frankfort, and Brazil. It lists pensions, enrollments, and local honors, with incidents from Lafayette, Columbus, and Madison highlighting community risk and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mill
Mechanicsburg
Brazil
Washington
Fayette County
Marion
Wm. Crane
Peru
al Hacket
Martin County
Amanda Brooks
Shoals
John Madden
Cambridge City
Michigan
Indiana
North Vernon
Agnes Hasfader
Columbus
Orrin Thompson
Johnson
Salem
Wellstoro
Laporta
Harry Flynn
Lafayette
Henry Jordan
Greencastle
Arlen Mohler
Logansport
Madison
the Sun
Charles Lancaster
Leavenworth
Knt
Fort Wayes
Kansas
Elweed Ie
New Albany
James Shaw
Charles Hatch
Evansville
Seymour
Whiteland Firat
Jeffersonville
Savond
Elizabethtown
Young Ladies’ Band
Franklin
Gaylor
Smith
Fira
W. C. Crane
Chicago
Sam Levi
Temperance
Curtis
Staunton
Irs
Supreme Court
Veedersburg
Pat Lynch
Tom Kering
Henry Barnes
Lana
Wm. A. Connely
E. & T. H. Railroad
Bloomington
Indiana University
Homer H. Cooper
Philomathean
A. H. Collins
Mies Nellie
Gordon
Chimbere
A. J. Griffith
Union Athenian
H. A. Johnston
Young I
Amos Stotter
Frankfort
Stsen
Attica
Patterson
McCormick
Princeton
Jacob Fashay
Lawrenceburg
James Weeks
Frank M. Haff
Bedford
Peter Shiroer
Batesville
Samuel A. Reeves
Teades Phillips
Pendleton
Thomas M. Spiceland
John McDonald
Indianapolis
John H. Barmes
Warsaw
John G. Troxas
Delphi
Guilford D. Snodgrass
George M. Major
Isaac M. Albert
Dohlin W. Lounsbury
Terre Haute
Levi Cochran
Amanda
John W. Lounsbury
Benj. F. Mongell
Acton
Comical mix of ads and notices from a 19th century issue
An assortment of local promotions and notices include a syrup ad claiming gentle kidney and bowel cleansing, wallpaper and window shade offerings, a pants offer from Chicago Tailoring Co., a grand balloon ascension event with a railway schedule, a special train for a hotel opening, and a Sachs Pruden bottled mood wagon handled by J L Beiler with Bernd Bros. contractors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Beiler
Sachs-Pruden
Bernd Bros
W. Morris Sr
Provisions and groceries listed in City Market ledger
Read the horse and vehicle column on page 2 for June 7. The city market ledger details smoked meats, hams, bacons, sausages, and lard, with pricing per pound and per case. It lists groceries including sugars, coffees, canned fruits, vegetables, oysters, butter, eggs, and a wide range of produce with unit prices and bulk amounts, reflecting market conditions and price trends. The column also notes wholesale terms and price movements, indicating a firm market with rising sugar and coffee prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Polk’s
Columbia
Limburg
Florida
Bermuda
Kentucky
Illinois
Mobile
Ponteen
Indiana
Live Stock and Market Report from Indianapolis Yard
Market notes from Indianapolis Stockyards dated Saturday June 7 report cattle receipts and prices across grades and weights with exports and feeds. Looser quotes in the Chicago and New York futures also show hog and cattle receipts and price ranges. A separate column notes labor ads inviting women to apply for help in local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marner
Tae Bon
Indianapolis
Chicago
Timothy
Dissolution Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Fabrics
A dissolution sale proclaims forceful relocation of residents with yardage and fabric pricing. Large lots of prints 234c a yard, various dress goods, linings, denims and shirting offered near factory prices. The sale advertises reinforced unlaundered shirts, corsets, infants caps, and a large stock of metal-end silk umbrellas. Open Saturday and Monday evenings until 10.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoosiers
Cal. Fig Syrup Company
Carl Moller
E. Washington At
Chicago Tailoring Co
Carver Market
Delaware
Broad Ripple Park
Union Station
Try Gags S Moumiss
Julius A. Bagg
Norkt Penn
Lee Holtzman
Sapencer
Nei Rotel and Sanitarium
Iarketa
New York
Tae Sun
Ndusprial Life Association
Afarsot Reliahis Golichiors Wanielssiary Wuars
Ordinaary
Ald
Wash -St
Brown
St . Hader
Li Brown
Brown's
St. Tle
J. Burk
Slug
Mass.ave
Rinters
Electrotype Foundry
Maryland-st
Issolurion Sale Shoes
Mass
Ave, Delgus-At
Massachusetts
Ava
Diener’s
Rylnt
Sultes
Hoursekesping
Ryay Blosk
Teansesce St
Indianaave
U 23
Elst
Eastest
Ros Salh
East St
Alabama
Io Renn
Jdast-St
Walter
Ohro
New York-st
THE
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Corns Room
Fellows’ Hall
P. Haughey
Pras
WE. Rexford
Cas
Bingham
Panta
Boston
Wea
Kagn Tailoring
W. C. van Arsdel & Go
South Linoiset
Masonic Hall
David Knickerbacker
Boutpey
Thames Embankment
Neel
Wabash, C.F
Windson
Newmarkets
Esmaember
Norte
Y. M. C. A. Building
fSr N. B
Tax Sun
Chas
F. Meyer
East Washington St
Washington-sts
Ares
Hagle
W. Wash. St
J. W. Connolly
Negton-St
Major Taylor
East
Washington Street
Illinois Street
Excelsior Laundry
Chicago Tailoring Company
Corner Market
Delaware Streets
Caillat Chicago Tailoring Company
Kes
Tra
H. T. Conde Implement Co
W. Washington-st
Zimmer Bags
East Washington Street
J. L. Bieler
Sachs-Pruden's Ale Company
Delaware-st
Frank Koesiers & Co
New York St
Parrott & Taggart
Bowmar’s Bazaar
Chas. Sindlinger
L.H. Dunning
Ohio-st
Vermont-st
Emil Wulschner
Pennsylvania