Notable Indiana Victims and Ventures Across the State
A long list of local incidents and notices from Indiana papers details a fatal quarrel over a card game at a hotel, drownings in White River, a hotel clerk confession, smallpox cases in Elwood, church dedication in Highland, obituaries, business failures, and public works. It notes the Crawfordsville flouring company formation, shutdowns at American Wheel, bridge plans in Madison and Clark counties, a gashed train injury, and various legal and civic actions including bond shortages, lawsuits, and pension records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiite River
Elwood
New Christian Church
Highland
Frederick Herzog
Huntington
W. P. Harter
Waterloo
Valley Mills Flouring Company
Crawfordsville
American Wheel Company
Evansville Rest Tesque
DePauw
Greencastle
New
William Rader
Z. G. Tepper
Liberty
Cincinnati
San Francisco
August Roemer
Sheriff Roemer
Brookville
White River
Barber
Levy Rogers
Pendleton
William McWhirter
Elks
Decatur
State Normal School
Verre Haute
Tompkins
Elmer Orvis
Phenix
Seymour
Elizabeth Glassburn
Martinsville
Glassburn
Theodore Poweska
Ohio
Moxie Clune
Jacob Butterfoss
Jeffersonville
Butterfoss
Clune
Chase
John W. Paria
Greentown Bank
Kokomo
Bond
Indiana
Postmaster Wood
Mitchell
J. T. Daley
Orlando
Scott Coles
John Russell
Wm. Davis
Melsin Daily
Nettie Whittaker
Nancy Barnaby
Johanna Enghers
Margaret Kinley
David Fisher
Harriet Enos
Goddard Knocks Kennedy Out In Ten Rounds In Quietus Fight
Joe Goddard defeats Willis Kennedy in a ten round main event at Rony Indiana dominating from round one with repeated blows to force a knockout by the second round. The Costello Woods bout ends in a crowd-pleasing draw after a long, rugged duel with several knockdowns and a broken hand. The Columbia athletic club hosts the first nightly tournament under McLaghl law drawing Chicago crowd and local supporters. Other notes mention boxing headlines, next venues, and college and league scores from New York to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rony
Ind
Lake County
Columbia Athletic Club
Chicago
Goddard
Willis Kennedy
Martina Costello
Billy Woods
Kennedy
Xennedy
Costello Woods
Woods
Costello
iWoods
Mr. Costello
William Sheriff
London
Morris Park
Appomattox
Sir Walter
Milan
Lidgerwood
Astoria
Latonig
Marion G
Kiva
Anna Mayo
Clifford
Hoosier
Rembler
Gloucester
Topmost
Wandering
Nun
Wallace G
Cartoon
Despair
Latinus
Guttenburg
Johnetta
Dallorian
Winifred
Nocikbanon
Rico
Indigo
St. Louis
Burr Hall
Una Colorado
Hengerose
Sull Ross
Smallwood
Brazos
de Oro
Roberts
Kid” Lloyd
Muncie
J. L. Jones
Ohio
Dan Creedon
Australia
Alex Gregenins
Columbian Athletic Club
State University
Crawfordsville
New York
Louisville
Baldwin
McMahon
Hemming
Harrington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Mullane
Murphy
Haddock
Kinslow
Boston
Pittsburgh
Stivetts
Ganzel
Terry
Mack
Philadelphia
Vickery
Clements
Breitenstein
Grim
Baltimore
Cleveland
Robinaod
Cuppy
O’connor
Washington
City Life notes on Indianapolis events and officials
City Life items report Manufacturers gag land improvement Co of Indianapolis organized with Gov Matthews as director. Coroner Beck awarded 422.75. Dr Carey paid 100 for four post mortems. Brakeman Perry Tomlinson sued Big Four for 5000. settled at 500 and case dismissed. Fil Heines injured by runaway team. Indianapolis races entries due July 4. admission likely 50 cents. Grocers Rody and Siller fined for Sunday closing. UG A R encampment committee to stage school children musical exhibition. 100 brass bands to participate. State Normal President Parsons in town. turmoil over Prof Tompkins removal subsided. Obits and marriages listed. licenses granted for multiple couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gag Land Improvement Company
Indianapolis
Matthews
Beck
Carey
Perry Tomlinson
Big Four Company
Fil Heines
Short and Coburnets
Rody
Brrras
Emil
Alice Schoup
Retta Moore
Tony Hitchcock
John Casey
Sarah Clark
Mary A. Joyce
E. J. Miller
la Grippe
Casrles
M. Gates
Antonnetta Smalley
Douglas Rushton
Gertrude McIndoo
Thomas P. Pumphrey
Minnie Wilde
Joseph Smith
Laurena Green
William C. Meyers
Katie Brady
Thomas Ayres
Emily A. Campion
Legal Qs and Debates on Wills Leases and Assessors
A column of legal questions and answers covers wills must prove unsound mind or undue influence, lease disputes over repairs and rent, and the legality of paying or suing for repairs. It also discusses township deputy assessor pay under 1893 law and a minor contract dispute leading to potential fraud or perjury charges. The Central Labor Union denounces city officials over streetcar franchise and 3-cent fare pledges, with heated exchanges at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sen
Sun
Waymire
Powell
Indiana
U. S
Bis
Cselis
Central Labor Union
Sullivan
John Colbert
D. F. i.Cennedy
Live Stock Market Report from Axton Stock Yards June 18 1893
Indianapolis Axton Stock Yards Tuesday June 18 1893 cattle receipts 107 with shipments none. Cattle dull and slow with best kinds steady and common kind in little demand. market quiet. Hog receipts 4,500 with 2,000 shipments, hog market dull and slow. prices about 10 cents lower. mixed and heavy butcher hogs and lightweights described with ranges. Sheep and lambs dull with lower tendency. spring lambs and yearlings listed with measurements and pricing. Inspector's report included for commodities like corn, hay, and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Axton Stock Yards
Medinos
Ceeeee & CO
Medum
Cece Caec
Wea
Anntas
Igeatigtels
Market By Telegraph Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Prices for wheat corn oats and meats quoted for July and September with figures for July and Sept dates. Includes pork lard and short ribs with Chicago grain and meat price levels. Read as historical market data with July and September values and daily spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Caroago
Sori
Aly Aide
Ouly
Pers
Ebort
$5 to Chicago and Return via Monon Route
Account of Indiana Day and dedication of Indiana State Building. Tickets good on all trains Wednesday June 14 and returnable until Saturday June 17. Last Chicago train at 11 25 pm with sleeper to Indianapolis. For information, tickets apply at 25 S. Illinois St Union Station or Massachusetts Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana State Building
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ste
S. Illinois St
Union Station
Massachusetts Ave
Sted
Juus Lith
Pennsylvania Tives
W. Washingtons
Jacksson Place
W. F. Brunner
Vb. 2. A
Incianapolis
Big Four Excursion to Chicago From Indianapolis
The Big Four line offers roundtrip tickets to Chicago from Indianapolis at five dollars, with return valid until June 17. Tickets available at Big Four offices including No. 1 EK Washington St, Jackson Place, Massachusetts Ave, and Union Station. For details contact 45 W. Washington and 45 Jackson Place offices.
Notice Eve Read and Pronk Price Pumps Reduced
Everead and Pronk offer pumps at lower prices with several items listed. Readable lines include addresses at 66 Missacaunatts Ave and 16 Rockwood Street, plus mentions of cottages and small rooms for rent or furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everead & Pronk
Indiana
C. W
Guenther’s
Missacaunatts Ave
Rockwood-st. Oy
Spring Cleaning Finds Create A Yard Waste Dilemma
A fragmented notice suggests residents sort items ready for disposal during spring cleaning. It mentions disposing of old carpet chairs lounges stoves and similar household goods and hints at a local ro roaster medium and public placement for the effort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Health Board
International Medical Congress
Lillie Tousen
Brownsburg
Jessa D. Carmichael
Roby
Columbia Club
Joe Goddard
Buffalo
City Life
Tegal Department
City
Torsbar
Salon Sige
Timon
Euan Hasier
Big Four
Washington St
Jsckeon
Uate
Second St
Yoanny
Ogrewnporaa
M. Elsenbeiss
Market St
Himels and
Circle
Bors
W.C. Robeson
W. Ohiost
E. C. Gastor
J.T. McShankh
M.D
E. Chiost
Aniday
College-ave
Tal
J. Hi, George
William N. Bowman
Ingalls Block
Indianapeolis
Old
Bryant & Stratton
Business University
Talephoeng
Berb & Osborn Prep
Tro
VIA
Fair Grounds
Banbury Hat
the School Board
Harrison
George F. Borst
Meridian Strurt and
Russell Avenue
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
Pennsylvania
Chas
Hutchinson
Washington Street
Hewald & Gall
Mass.ave
Oscar P. Feld
Mene
Callelephone
Tus Sun
Tue Sun
Ohio St
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