Indiana News Roundup Highlights Crimes and Racy Gossip
A sprawling Indiana item list reports personal crises, suicides, drownings, burns, lightning deaths, horse thefts, divorces, and local curiosities from Peru to Terre Haute. It notes races, bank and insurance details, pensions, floods relief, and upcoming civic events with names like Coblentz, McCoy, Myrtle Carberry, Logansport, Lafayette, and Seymour, plus a wave of small-town incidents and society items.
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Peru
Jacob Coblentz
Elmer Steiner
Brazil
Myrtle Carberry
Conductor Harvesting
Chicago
Logansport
Cassius Watts
Lafayette
Charles Neal
North Vernon
Jennings County ‘Buditor’ 8
W. A. Shuck
Seymour
Frank Simpson
Iver
Columbus
Untington
Hanover College
Attica
Kokoma
Muncie
Marion
Wabash College
Wabash
Auburn
Crown Point
Rensselaer
Hammond
Tipton
Fort Wayne
Hoosier
Monon
Orleans
Cross Road
Minneapolis
Rev. Reyda
Ewing
Richmond
Charles Reynolds
Hartrd City
Terre Haute
Eli Roby
New Albany
N.T
Asea
Indiana Folding Bed Company
Ashen
Spencer Democrat
Outh Bend
Er. R. Neale
The
Good Templars
in-Lee Lloyd
mcPeter Bill
Harrison County
Antioch
Ais
Anderson
Oder
Munda News
Indiana
Benjamin F. Zlett
James Knight
James P. Mur
George Keister
James W. Geiger
Sam L. Salmons
William F. Merada
Benjamin B. Hardman
George Jence
Elisha M. Mannan
Indiana music teachers convention to be held in Richmond
The Indiana music teachers convention will be held in Richmond on Tuesday with Prof. Max Leckner presiding. Changes in local church choirs include Mrs. Henrietta Barmeire replacing Miss Ida Sweenie at Roberts Park choir this summer and Mme Motzke resigning as Plymouth church choir director. Eloise Palmer will sing at the church on Sunday and Sadie Cornelius will sing the offertory at Roberts Park church, performing The Lord is my life by Marsh. Ernestinoff's song service at Second Presbyterian church is set for Sunday evening, June 26, featuring Maurice Butler bass and Lida Carnahan soprano in solos.
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Indiana Music Teachers’ Convention
Richmond
Max Leckner
Henrietta Barmeire
Ida Sweenie
Roberts Park
Mme. Motzke
Plymouth Church
Eloise Palmer
Sadie Cornelius
Roberts Park Church
Marsh
Ernestinoff
Second Presbyterian Church
Maurice Butler
Lida Carnahan
Dispatches deny Emin Pasha death and fair attendance
Telegrams from Berlin reject reports that Emin Pasha is dead and that Emperor William will attend the Chicago fair. Five of the Hawaiian traitors are released for lack of science.
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Berlin
Emin Pasha
Emperor William
Chicago
Baseball and racing notes from Friday in the Midwest
Friday featured a Western League game in which Columbus defeated Milwaukee six to two, plus numerous races at Morris Park drawing over 12,000 spectators. Reports include pitcher changes Healey to Louisville, Galvin moving to St. Louis, and various late afternoon and evening church notices alongside scores from Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn games. The Cuban Giants seek under 20 players, while fights near Dunkirk produced a draw.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Morris Park
Cincinnati Brotherhood Settlement
al. Johnson
Evansville
Joliet
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Healey
Baltimore
Louisville
Galvin
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Latonia
George K
Corinne Kinney
John Berkley
Heron
Gretchma
Henry Boyle
Hugh Penny
Frankie D
Crab Cider
Goldstone
Warrier
Ray
Sheepshead Bay
Cleveland
Woodcosk
Dr. Hasbrouck
St. Anthony
Charade
Sweet Alive
India Ribber
Tom Hayes
Indianapolis
Hame
Omaha
Yhe
Cuban Giants
Jeff Washington
SUN Office
Jack O’brien
Sabina
Jack Conley
Dunkirk
Jay County
Conley
O'Brien
Pitsburg
Cuppy
Zimmer
Gumbert
Woodcock
Mack
Cincinnati
Gleason
Buckley
Chamberlain
Murphy
Brooklyn
New York
Hart
Daly
Rusie
Boyle
Philadelphia
Boston
Weyhing
Cross
Clements
Staley
Bennett
Minnesota tornado death toll may reach fifty
Reports from the Minnesota tornado indicate a high casualty count with death tolls potentially reaching 50. The list of injured is large and some victims may die, and complete victim tallies will take several days to compile.
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Minnesota
Thank You and burial monuments ad in Newburgh ad copy
An odd collage of local notices and ads. Mrs. Paisley of Newburgh credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing her ectofula and acroma. The piece promotes monument orders, Duckworth Club travel to Chicago from Cincinnati, and beer prices. Also lists Big Four World’s Fair Route tickets to Chicago with dates around June and a sale of Dueber watches.
Doctors Stackhouse and Newlin Offer Chronic Disease Care
If you are afflicted with any chronic disease, do not hesitate to place your case in the hands of Drs. Stackhouse and Newlin. They are genuine specialists of extensive experience, conscientious and painstaking in all their dealings.
Special train to Chicago for Democratic convention travel
Leaving Union Depot at 11:00 P M Sunday June 19 the special train will run via L I & W and . & E I railways at 11:08 P M arriving Chicago 7:00 A M Monday. Return tickets include three daily trains from Chicago at 8:00 A M 4:00 P M and 11:00 P M until June 27 or one day after adjournment. Tickets sleepers reclining chair cars space at city ticket office 1345 Illinois st or Union Depot. Also ads for watches and cemetery work by Larry Smith at 62 and 54 W. Geer.
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Chicago
Washington St
Jackson Place
Sand Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Union Depot
Chicaago
City Ticket Office
Illinoisst
Jana
Callat
Seeara Yort
Indianapolks
Iba Om
Stonday
Jane
L D W railway excursion to Bloomingdale Glens
On June 26 the L D W railway offers a 1.50 round trip to Bloomingdale Glens, with grounds admission and ferriage included. Departs Union Depot Tibai, returns by 7:50 pm. Tickets at 134 8 Illinois at and Union Depot, good May 26 to June 26. Also Chicago round trip 3 from Indianapolis on train No. 19, sale June 26.
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L. D. & W. Railway
Bloomingdale Glens
Tachang
Frain
Union Depot
Tibai
Illinois
Live Stock Market Summary from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Report from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards dated Saturday June 18 1892 notes slow demand and unchanged prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts heavy for hogs six thousand with prices easing, cattle receipts moderate with mixed quality, and sheep and lambs steady. Grain market shows No 2 red wheat 60 cents and corn at 60 cents with various bids. hay prices listed and wagon and car lot basis for buying.
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Lipianapolis Union St Tock
Castle
Ceseececvenseneensnacee
Oity Grain Market
Anne t—Hasler
Market Quotes From Caicaco and New York
A crammed report lists opening and closing wheat pork lard and short ribs with July and September contracts. It cites Caicaco and New York figures, including bid prices for wheat oats and corn, plus various price deltas and daily ranges.
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Gricaev
Daly
New York
Sane
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First Baptist Church
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J. H. Martin
Moore’s Hill College
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D. R. Lucas
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Henry Buchtel
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Tabernacle Church
J. A. Randthaler
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Hood
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Harry Smith
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Duckworth Club
Olis
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Bettermann Bros
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Chicaro
Pennsylvania
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Merrell & Soule
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South-st
Indiana Paint & Roofing CO
Cleo Lando
Spiritualists
Mansur Hall
Matthews Printing Co
Everroad & Prunk
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Bennett's
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Samuel Lai
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