Indiana News Roundup Reflects Floods Fires and Trials
A broad Indiana patchwork reports heavy rains forcing corn replanting and floods on river bottoms, fires destroying ice houses and barns, accidents at Princeton and Morris, a rash of local murders and misfortune, public works and civic notes from Fort Wayne to Bloomington, and Terre Haute boasting an undefeated baseball club as season pivots.
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Spiceland
Worthington
Vincennes
Hanover College
Normal
Winchester
Harmon Handle
Michigan City
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Alex Holcomb
Princeton
New Albany
Soe Ledger
Maggie Bowers
Morris
Ripley County
W. W. Rockhill
R. J. Moynihan
James Saxon
Henry Metcalf
Xenia
Metcalf
James Lemay
Lis Neiie
Corydon
Marion
Jasper Gaunt
P. m
Wan
Anderson
Doc
Stean
Indianapolis
Campbell
John Chapmen
Penelope Connor
Winamac
John
Henee
Seering
Crawfordsville
Wm. C. Wingate
Versailles
Wingate
Columbus
John Gilgora
Madison
Masonic Lodge
Murphy
Conden Bros
Krueger
Couden Bros
Peru
Anna Wallace
Johnstown
George Crickard
Washington
Tnp
Jenny Kennedy
Danny Electric Light Company
Evansville Company
Council of
Evansville
Jenny
Case
Miss Parker
Cass
Brazil
Hel
Paxcursinn
B. I. Shattuck
S. M. McGragor
Bloomington
Chas. A. Betts
Salem
W. A. Mussatt
Recond
Walter Woods
Walter Brown
Geo. Howe
Bessie Hanson
Terre Haute
Evanaville
B. B
Ogsera
Morgenstunde Hat Gold in Munde
The Sun hints at urgent room rental today with a brisk ten word line promising quick action in a lively sales tone. The item uses a catchy phrase suggesting value and immediacy to attract readers seeking fast occupancy.
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Tax Sun
Hoosier baseball blurbs hint at late-season woes
Local notes report Indianapolis and Cleveland in tight progress, with Tim Keefe strong against Boston and Burdick pitching well in Chicago. Washington’s 1-22 mark and 290 percent, plus 10- bat ae for Indianapolis at 293, frame a season of narrow losses and lingering doubts about the Hoosier club’s home performance and public support.
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Cleveland
Hoosiers
Tim Keefe
Boston
Brosh
Washington
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Ney
Burdick
Chicago
Stars
Hoosier Baseball Club
Indianapolis Ball Club
Labor and civic events in Indianapolis trade and labor notes
Hodcarriers picnic planned at Blua river park on June 11 as unions arrange to handle monuments and Rushville excursion by Alpha assembly K of L on June 25. Reports from Central union meeting note little trade change while I M Stack'ouge tabulates 21 07 laborers across trades in Indianapolis. A R Bakers printing plant closes Saturday afternoon affecting 120 workers. Fourth of July parade to showcase industrial interests with joint employer and employe display. Field day at Butler University and high school commencement at Tomlinson hall on June 21. Elks benefit for Johnstown relief nets 204.25. Y M C A women’s auxiliary plans a Tomlinson hall concert for military work. Local markets list extensive provisions and groceries listings.
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Hodcarriers
Blua River Park
Soldiers’ Monument
Alpha Assembly
K. of L
Rushville
L. P. Custer
Central Union
I. M. Stack
A. R. Baker
Butler University
Irvington
Tomlinson Hall
Taraperiod
Elks
Johnstown
Denny
Relief Committee
Miss Reid
Wallace
iHies Leathers
Miss Hughes
Cincinnati
Diverse Produce Prices and Market Notes
A lengthy list of market quotes covers prices for peas beans corn and various fruits, dairy products, poultry, and meats. It includes New York and New Jersey origins, ranges for butter, cheese, and lard, and notes on live poultry, vegetables, fruits, and staple grains with date and location references. The piece also mentions fluctuating poultry demand, strawberry supply, and general market conditions with weekly pricing updates.
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New York
Limberg Lake
Cinchoudia
Ridley Glade
Timothy Sl
Enopanspolta
Revel Amela S. dies at family home in South Arsenal area
Beloved wife of Win Revel, Amela S. Revel passed away at the family residence on South Arsenal Avenue. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday, June 12 at 2 PM. Relatives and friends are invited.
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Revel
Amela S
Win
W. Revel
Eh South Arsenal Avenue
Iso
Be a sister to Him Neckwear Advertisement
A lighthearted advertise plea urges young men to improve their neckwear to woo a girl, promoting Saratoga Scarfs and Windsor ties in the Furnishing Department with prices from 50c to $1 and clerks ready to assist.
City adopts 1500 units praised for comfort and savings
The city reports 1,500 units now in use praised for perfect satisfaction. They require no kindling, no coal, and produce no ashes to remove. Prices range from $2 to $15, signaling affordable options for residents.
Violet motifs dominate spring fashion at Directoria gowns
Thle Wales notes violets in scarf pins and brooches, real or synthetic. Jewelers feature enameled violet clusters to mimic natural blooms, matching the Directoria gown belt trend. Visit to view these chic, understated flowers in fashion.
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Directoria
Fashion Fabrics On Offer In A Busy Summer List
A partial list highlights popular light summer fabrics including DUMMER BLACK GhoSS Standard Henriettas Melrose Drap d Alma Striped Henriettas Crepo Cloth Camel Hair Alye Alys Mourning Cloth Venetian Camel Hair Twiils Armure Waterproof Berge Habit Cloth Maria Theresa Mohair Railway Cards Tamiee Alpaca Brilliantine Batista Mohair Brilliantine Nun s Veiling Mohair Sicilian Brilliantine.
L S Ayres Exclusive Dress Sateens Selling Note
L S Ayres and Company announces itself as exclusive selling agents for fine plain black and figured dress sateens. They guarantee colorfastness against sun water perspiration and acids.
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Perfection Cigar Gains Popularity in Local Market
The Perfection Cigar, in market less than three months, is praised by multiple locals. Merchants Daniel Stewart and Frank H. Carter endorse it with strong sales notes. Customers like Joseph M. Dwxer and Frank Erdelmeyer report easy sales and satisfaction. Visit 24 North Meridian Street or contact Stewart’s Wholesale at Meridian Street for supply.
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Daniel Stewart
Meridian
Joseph M. Dwxer
Madison Ave
Stewart
Frank Erdelmeyer
North New Jersey-st
North Meridian-st
Alford
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Blairie
Iowa
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Geo. H. Thomas Relief Corps
Maj. Anderson Relief Corps
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Kate Bryant
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Ohio
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Market
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Pee Training School of Expression
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Fing Cigars
Bates House
Hingham
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Gome
Rouse
Onice
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Youwie Bros
Iforest City
L.S. Ayres & CO
Perfection
Frank H. Carter
Massachusetts
J. Gro
Mounier
Corner East
Washington Ste
Perfectionigar
Paul Krauss
Clark
Washington-st
Chas. Sindlingsr
North Tlinois St
East Oniest
Becker & Son
E. Washington-st
S. Delaware-st
West Washington Street
C.H Raschig
Louis Retbold
Smiths - New - China
Illinois Street
Eldviege & Co
Alabam
FOS. EE. Marott
South Illinois Street
Grand Hotel Shoe Store
Elliott
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
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Albert Galls
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