Suicided with arsenic and other Indiana items
Widespread brief notes from Indiana papers report suicides including Chass Beyer of South Bend, arsenic intent, a Fort Wayne pully works fire, bonds and legal cases, municipal changes, and local sports results across many towns such as Martinsville, Greenfield, and Shelbyville.
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Indiana
Evanaville
South Bend
Shelbyville
Valparaiso
Coleman H. Maiden
Delaware County
Betop Glass
Marion
Greenfield Tribune
Morristown
Connersville
Pike County
Muncie
Martinsville
Clark County
Brown
Jason B
Michigan City
Rockport
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Willie Hilligosa
Anderson
Wso
Greenfield Herald
Knightstown
Paul
Fort Wayne
Laporte
Huntington
Greensburg
Arkansaw
Duncan
Ligonier
Albion
James Siddall
Kinood
Chass
Beyer
Baseball notes from Indianapolis and Kansas City game report
Indianapolis and Kansas City clashed in a tense contest at Brighton Beach with McGinnity on the mound for Kansas City. Dalrymple and Niles sparked in a seventh inning altercation as both teams fought for control while Dalrymple and Nichols produced key hits including home runs.
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White
Jones
Indianapolis
Brighton Beach
Muncie
D. M. Hartman
Board of Trade
Boston
St. Louis
Stivetts
McGinnity
Kansas City
Cross
Kansas Citys
Dalrymple
Niles
Abner
Motz
Nile
Uncle Abner
Cal
Capt
Manning
Sharsig
Slanning
Henry
Hermons
Kiusman
Nichols
Heary
Gray
Uineb
Ayles
Klusman
Dione
Dlannive
Metz
Mevonald
City Life Events Highlight Local Happenings
Schuyler Haughey’s trial may commence September 11. Kentucky avenue bridge opened to the public Saturday. County superintendents’ annual convention begins June 13. Commercial travelers’ republican club attends a jubilee at Danville Saturday night. C. L. Henry, in a speech before the Lincoln club of ward 14, declared democracy a dark dismal failure. The Pompeii fund reports nearly five thousand dollars raised. The spectacle will likely be shown at Central avenue and Sixteenth Street.
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Schuyler Haughey
Kentucky Ave
Republican Club
Danville
C. L. Henry
Lincoln Club
Ward 14
Pompeii” Guarantee Fund
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stockyards June 9 1804
Report from Indianapolis Union Stockyards shows slight cattle decline with varied prices for veal calves fat cattle and steers. Receipts total 2,500 with shipments 1,200. hogs pigs and sheep listed with mixed demand and lower tendencies.
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Indianapolis Union
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many diseases by purifying blood, noting most disorders arise from impure blood. It also touts vegetable stomach tonics diuretics kidney remedies and liver invigorants as the best known components.
Paine's celery compound touted for vigor and nerves
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a cure all for tired weak women nervousness and blood disorders. It claims modern medicine offers pure blood and strong nerves building tissues and improving digestion appetite and overall health for men and women including growing girls and indoor workers.
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Indianapolis
Paine
Hospital Phantoma
Wheat and meat futures reflect steady summer trading
Chicago futures show mixed activity with grain contracts in July and September showing modest gains and declines. Wheat leads with July prices around 50 percent, oats near 38 cents, and corn near 41 cents, while pork and lard hold around $11.95 to $12.07 and $6.63 to $6.80 respectively. Short ribs weaken slightly with July around $6.20 and September at $6.17.
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Savurday
Sound Ear
Timothy
Chicago
Curiaeo
Professor Fritz Healing Cures Draw Crowds at Grand Hotel
In Indianapolis, Professor Fritz showcases magnetic healing offering cures to rheumatic, paralytic, blind, deaf, dyspeptic, consumptive, and nervous patients. Hundreds seek relief, with a move to extend lectures for the poor while wealthy patients receive full attention at the Grand Hotel. He will assess each case and decline if unsalvageable.
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Fritz
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Mail Order Fair Books Offer Through Tas & On Office
The notice invites readers to obtain Fair books by mail either by calling the Tas & On office or mailing six coupons and ten cents. It asks to specify if the THx SUN bus carries the books and indicates delivery anywhere, city or rural.
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Teg Sun
Sun Office
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