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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1893

Page

4

FELL AND BROKE HIS NECK Fought With His Son-in-Law

A chaotic Indiana print item recounts injuries and near-fatal events across towns from Anderson to Brazil. Incidents include a man breaking his neck after a quarrel with his son-in-law, a dynamite-related poisoning near Jumbo, glanders among Midland railroad mules, church feuds, and various accidents and legal actions involving residents and visitors. The report mentions Gen. Weaver in Elkhart, a Purdue alumni reunion in Lafayette, and the Indiana world’s fair dedication schedule.

Brazil Deitrick The Midland Anderson Carbon James Cuthbertson Jumbo Minn Midland Railroad Yorktown Frankfort Kokomo Anti-Liquor League Phillip McCaulley Lafayette Henry Fry, Jr Greenfield John M. Lyons Greenwood Purdue Alumni Association Cession Vincennes Gen. Weaver Laws People’s Ticket Elkhart Jas. F. Hibbare Richmond American Medical Association Milwaukee A. W. Dickenson Missouri Pacific Railroad Seymour Laporte City Band Indiana Chase Joseph Pigg

Town Talk and Local Debates Across Town

Attorney general Smith states parole time counts toward the sentence. Senior class high school No1 to debate Friday on labor unions harming general welfare. Judges Elam Rondthaler Harrison. Admission free. Students urge retention of Prof Arnold Tompkins at normal school chair of English literature amid dismissal talk.

Smith Dass High School No.1 John B. Elam Rev Rondthaler Benj. Harrison

June Weddings Bring Several City Marriages

Miss Caroline Cooper and Tar Mackelly Ogle wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Ronathaler officiating. The couple will live with the Cooper family after an extended tour. J R Leathers and Lida Carnahan were married at Second Presbyterian Church with a reception at the bride’s home and will be at home after July 19 at 1025 N Alabama. Jessie Kring and John B Wood wed at Mr Kring’s home with a later residence at 79 W Third St after a visit to the world’s fair. Ida Studebaker and Edward Louise Kuhns were married at Trinity Church and will tour the East before settling in Chicago.

Caroline Cooper John J. Cooper Meridian St Tar Mackelly Ogle Ronathaler James R. Carnahan Woodruff Place Second Presbyterian Church Joseph Milburn Alabama St John L. Kring Bellefontaine St Trinity Church Mrs. Kuhns Chicago

Open air mission and park openings in Indianapolis area

Notices report Open Air Mission at Fairview Park opening next week and Armstrongs Park in North Indianapolis opening next Sunday. Also listed are suspensions at Big Four shops, ward 9 GOP meeting, vegetarian congress in Chicago, agricultural exhibit at the state house, and several local legal and social items including alimony case and marriage licenses.

Open Air Mission Fairview Park Armstrong’s Park Indianapolis Big Four Brightwood Ward 9 Schmidt’s Bates St Rachel Swain Congress of Vegetarians Chicago Marion County Agricultural Society State House J. H. Beck Washington John D. Nicholas Denver Col Indianapolis Journal Carpenters Mary C. Hunt John A. Hunt

Curious Indianapolis Portraits Of Local Figures In Odd Habits

A salon of sketches profiles Stoughton J Fletcher James Whitcomb Riley Nick McCarty Attorney Ford Winter D P Erwin and D S Meridian street figures. The piece highlights quirks habits and distinctive tics from bankers writers merchants and lawyers in Indianapolis with humorous tone and period voice.

Attend to Your Nervous System With Paine's Celery Compound

The piece warns patience worsens nervous disorders and urges readers to seek treatment for grip lingering effects. It cites Howell, Michigan resident F. J. Lee, whose condition improved after using Paine's celery compound, claiming the tonic benefits many others.

F. J. Lee Howell, Mich Paine

Features of Sporting Life at the World Fair

Highlights span horse show events August 21 for a month with Latonia winners and names such as Queen Woodsman Oakwood Ocean H and G B Cox. Other items note Parson Davies on Slavin, Kelly in condition, Guttenburg and Morris park and Gloucester winners, plus baseball scores and racing names including Martha Wilkes and Solly Smith.

Latonia Queen Woodsman Oakwood Ocean H G. B. Cox Davies Slavin Ward New Yorks Iside Kelly Guttenburg Ins Morrison Mamie R Fagot Tom Iarl Sir Catesby Climax Philadelphia Ball Club Vickory Morris Park Huarvest Restraint Professor 8 Sleipner Kentigerna Lepento Gloucester Hyacinthe Artillery Minnie J Drizzle Miss Richmond Alarm Bee St. Louis Arthur G. Tessie Tammany Hall Lockport Rossiter Carrell Reid Hil Rayo Martha Wilkes Johnony Griffin Raintree Chicago Solly Smith Columbiana Athletic Club Jim Corbett Pugilist Eall San Francisco Los Angeles Indianapolis Trotting Association Grand Hotel Boston Cincinnati Nichols Bennett Dwyer Murphy Baltimore McNabb Robinson McGill Schriver Washington Cleveland Meekin and McGuire Cuppy O’connor Philadelphia Louisville Weyhing and Clements Hemming and Grim Brooklyn Stein and Kinslow Clarkson Breitenstein Hawley Gunson New York Pittsburg Baldwin and Doyle Killen and Miller

Multiple Groups Meet Across Cities In Early June

In Chicago on Wednesday the American nurserymen the National prison association and the millers met. Royal arcapum met in Minneapolis loyal legion in St Paul and furniture makers in St Louis. Pittsburg officials of General Electric including President Coffin of Boston have been indicted for conspiracy to defraud the Westinghouse company of secrets. Swallowed a Lizard. George Dolph aged 15 of Vaurararso Indiana is slowly dying after swallowing a lizard at a spring and the physicians cannot help.

Chicago American Nurserymen National Prison Association The Millers Royal Arcapum Minneapolis Loyal Legion St. Paul St. Louis Bryan McSwyny Broadway N. Y St. Crispin Sullivan Corbett Pittsburg General Electric Company President Coffin Boston Weatinghouse Company Vaurararso Ind George Dolph

Bible view debate prompts broader charity in Danville

A reader from Danville urges consideration of several works on the Bible to foster understanding of differing views. He cites A Short History of the Bible by Bronson Keeler, What is the Bible by Sunderland, and Auditarian, hoping study will broaden charity toward others' beliefs.

James Whitcomb Riley Hitt Journal Riley Geo Sun Prof Briggs Bronson Keeler Sunderland Phiea Auditarian Danville Jade

Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards

The Thursday market showed no change in cattle with steady hog trade and mixed sheep tone. Receipts were 1,600 cattle, 2,600 hogs, and 350 sheep, with freight-demand dynamics varying by grade and weight across shipping, packing, and butcher categories.

Indianapolis

Market Prices Report From Pelegraph Cuicaso

Markets by Pelegraph lists July and Sept prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs in Cuicaso and Jane 8 Flora with figures including wheat 651ge and 7014c corn 9c and 41c oats Zedge and 2570 pork 2020 and 2080 lard 10 U2 and 1062 short ribs 39 25 Bapt 3967.

Pelegraph

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