Freighted gossip and tragedy from Indiana towns
A long column of brief items from Brazil to Princeton covers a fugitive killed by a train, a 46 year old marshal’s death, railway progress to Harmony, a girl’s remarkable recovery after 75 days of abstinence, bank deposits guaranteeing railroad grade work, travel to Bordeaux, church dedication, and legal updates. Also notes on suicides, drownings, fires, murders, and political appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Thomas McGovern
Carbon
Clay City
Jack Reeves
Specter
Harmony
Cora Fugate
Che
Midland Railroad
Anderson
Elmer Miller
Bordeaux
France
Cleveland
McQuade
Supreme Court
Hiwood
South Bend
Elkhart County
Laporte
Michigan City
Elkhart
Wayne County
Emil Such
Pennsylvania Road
Fort Wayne
Henry Rainson
Decatur
A. V. Pendleton
Indiana
Hranklin
Grrand Olds
Mies
Nellie Keath
William Deal
Curley” Wilson
Terre Haute
Deal
Elwood
James I. Watson
Winchester
State Epworth League
Haverstown
Sugar Creek
Crawfordsville
Dennis Shady
Columbus
Tressurer Smith
Clark County
Jenkins
Caroline A. Stapleford
Farnham College
Richmond
DePauw
Bert Halbert
Cora Sterns
Halbert
Horton
Opars House
Langdon
Bruceville
Elinas Kackley
Cornattesville
Thomas Quin, Jr
Dans
J. L. Smith
Reeve
Holmes Gwin
Stendal
Christian Stillwell
Petersburg
B. I. Hatfield
D. Detar
P.N. Coon
Rockport
F. Molosky
M. Hackleman
E.D. Whrman
Princeton
George Strickland
D.G. Powell
Six Hours Behind Time In Illinois Relay Message To Kentucky
An Illinois relay team carried a message from Gov. Altgeld to Gov. Matthews of Indiana, arriving in Indianapolis at 5 40 a m after long delays. The Zig zag cyclists faced mishaps as several riders missed posts and one rider ran three relays. The Kentucky message was sent to Frank Clemens in Frankfort for delivery early Friday. Local sports results and league standings followed, with college and city teams noted for recent performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altgeld
Illinois
Gov. Matthews
Indianapolis
Geo. Dickson
N. Sinois St
Myron King
King
Claude Matthews
Indrepipolis
Ind
Lear
Ivingis
Indianus
Suilor
Zvud
Jon P
Altueld
State House
Kentucky
Frank Clemens
Rockville
Bainbridge
Capt. Fisher
W. G. Hunter
Carl Fisher
Walker Ribbel
Harry McNealy
John Paver
Clair Cameron
James Alison
Frank Day
Harry Sparks
Eugene Minor
Will McCain
Frankfort
Pittsburg
Gloucester
Anna Wax
Postal
Minnie J
Romeo
Freedom
Latonia
Old Papper
Peabody
Amelia Bray
Clementine
Philora
Mulberry
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Crab Cider
Ultra Loauer
Needmore
Tim Murphy
Springaway
Guinenburg
Trophy
Spendoline
Medusa
Virgie
Morris Park
Chinera
Sirceco
Reckon
St. Julian
Prince George
Don Alonzo
Old Dominion
Ellen
Harry Hilliard Wylie
New York
Chicago
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Jon Gates
Mississippi St
Mgr. Gates
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Hawke
Robinson
Sullivan
Murphy
Philadelphia
Keefe
Cross
Terry
Builler
Washington
Louisville
Fair Graduates High School Commencement Evening
Tomlinson hall hosted a high school commencement with four graduates, mostly girls, as essays on Abigail Adams, So the poor Indian and others were read. The program featured choral music, a class song, and diplomas awarded by John P. Frenzel, with accolades for Bessie Taylor, Bertha Grant, and Edith McMaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Cleveland
Abigail Adams
Bertha B. Grant
Eidith S. McMaster
Charlotte McVey
Joseph Mazaint
Carlos Ricker
Helen E. Mackey
Emma CC. Strading
Berton B. Balla
Rousseau McClellan
Parsons
Bessie G. Taylor
John H. Fox
Maud I. Lucas
Iva Pearson
Alvin Schmidt
Lillian Cressler
Bessie Taylor
Bertha Grant
Edith McMaster
John P. Frenzel
Town Talk Reports 185000 Children in State Circle
W H Elston president of the State reading circle reports 185,000 children belonging to the organization in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Elston
State Reading Circle
Indiana
Paine's Celery Compound Praised for Nervous System Relief
The text extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility and related ailments. It claims powerful testimonials, notes nerve centers regulate blood flow, and asserts the remedy nourishes nerves to ease sleeplessness, irritability, and fatigue. It credits Prof. Eaynard BE Phelps of Dartmouth with early prescription and lists broad cures from dyspepsia to kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faine
Vaine
Paine
Paime
Eaynard BE
Phelps
Dartmouth Colleges
Marriages and notices from Always Happy events
Miss Florence Blitchell wed William Gage Chandler at the bride’s home on 400 WN Tlimois. Grace Wesby and Morton E. Dunn married with Rev. George Cochran officiating at Wesby residence. Herbert Royse Howe and Elizabeth Davenport wed at 226 Lincoln-ave with plans for Indianapolis trip. Bessie Belle Wallace and Thomas A. Bowser tied the knot at Edwin Ray church. Mayme Cargett and Rollie P. Stiltz to reside at 1121 N Pennsylvania Ave. Clara Bacon married John Ellison with ceremony by Rev. E H Daniels. G A BR encampment lights project proposed on monument. List of newborns, marriages and forthcoming housekeeping in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blitchell
G. Mitchell
William Gage Chandler
Tlimois St
Chandler
Fourth-st
Lsll Place
Grace Weshby
Chas. H. Wesby
Morton E. Dunn
George Cochran
Cornellava
Herbert Royse Howe
Mies
Elizabeth H. Davenport
John Davenport
Lincoln-ave
H. A. Buchtel
East
Father O’donaghue
Schriver Ave
Pennsylvania
Clara Bacon
John Ellison
E. H. Daniels
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Auction
The June 1 auction at Union Brock Yarns in Indianapolis showed dull, slow cattle trade with best sorts steady. Shipments included choice shipping steers around 1400 pounds, good to choice heifers, and veal/calves. hogs were weak with prices down about 10 cents, light hogs and heavy grades mixed. lambs and sheep light with little movement and prices largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Brock Yarns
LSB
Cape
S.uug
Amerset
Cineip
Eaneeede
Inspector's report on grain bids and bids by dealers
Thursday June 16 report shows bids and lots for wheat corn hay and grasses. Prices include No 3 red 62e bid No 4 red 4s No 1 white 40lge bid and No 4 white 10 for sample grades with mixtures and refusals. Local dealers bid 3200 for wagon rye and 68e for car lots amid general market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirmer
Timothy
Markets by Telegraph July to September prices
Markets by Telegraph lists commodity futures with Wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs for July and September delivery. Prices shown include July and Sept figures for each item, with multiple entries and regional variations.
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Tun Relany
Fair Graduates
DR. CO. M. Eishn Betss
Market St
Iwjw
Ois
Cirele
Tella
W.C. Robeson
Physican and
Sturgeon
W. Ohtost
Carl Barnes
Young
East Washington Street
Diseases of the Slim Limited
J. T. McShanh
M.De _ Offica
Ohiost
Bes
College-ave
J. H. George
Ave. Ofice
William N. Bowman
Abrchiptehoud
Room
Ingalis
Tel
Lane Odp
Hlavator
Enternow
Bryant & Stratton Business University
Wars & Usionn
VIA
Cor
Illinois-St
Kentucky-aye
S. Illinois-st
Union Station
H. J. Rabin
Ciellis
G. A. BR
Bininus
Carrie Boeldt
Chas
Nannie Beach
Banj
Anna Smith
L. M
Mrs. Shirrell
John
Riply Lyon
Peter
Sarah Sullivan
Charles
Bridget Riley
Emma Ruah
Tobias
Liliie Roch
George
Kate Faught
Archibald
Edna Martin
Jno
Thutchingon
Mary Griffin
Minnie Richey
MannuracEuickwiges
Riley M. Beals
Annetta Millhouse
Rollie P. Stiltz
Mamie
Jargett
George Sohn
Louisa Rebenack
John W.illison
Ifred. Kleinschmidt
Mary Brinkman
Lewis Settles
Philly Morris
James Molighan
Emma D. Lemon
John A. Yom
Gertrude Carriger
Henry Amt
Johanne Leupen
James Camardy
Minnie B. Wise
Thomas A. Bowser
Bessie B. Wallace
Benjamin F., Hockman
Glencora Bogart
Mult Sale Rag
Buagnagg & Hub Progress
Parrott & Taggart
Parker
Park Theater
T. W. Parker
W. Washington ST
Fair Grounds
Harrison
George F. Borst
Meridian Street
Russell Avenue
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
Wesell Bicycles
Pennsylvania St
Olsen's Elevators
Kentucky Ave
City Gray Market
A. FF
Burrs
Indiana Ave
AL F
Hansfield & Son
Massachusetts-ave
Everead & Prongers
Indiana- Gye
C. W. Wusather’s
Muassacnasetis-ave
Dillon St
Delaware
Mississippi
St An
Delaware-st
New Jersey-st. Yd
Mississippi &T
Don Reg Eye
SUN Office
THE
Sun
Ohio St
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