Elopement shocks Noblesville. multiple Indiana town notices
Noblesville reports Dr Robert Griffin and Mrs King of Deming eloping, leaving Griffin's wife and six children destitute while King was a widow. Across Indiana, a survey for a line to the Ohio river begins, corn planting and wheat cutting proceed, and a July 4 industrial parade is planned in Brazil. A freight train hits Louis Long near Seymour, and other towns report drownings, murders, forgeries, strikes, and weather impacts with names of towns, people, and organizations throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Robert Griffin
King
Deming
Hamilton
Griffin
Mayrs
Brazil
Ohio River
North Vernon
Louis Long
Huntington
John Brandt
Wabash
Washington
Seymour
Dan Davis
Richmond Y. M.C. A
Notre Dame
Caroline Weaver
Cicero
New Albany
Orleans
Masons
Martinsville
Hammond
Annie Carlyle
Terre Haute
Uncie
Indianapolis
Muncie
Columbus
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Rockport
Meinard Fleischman
Brookville
Tipton
Clinton County
Marcellus Bristow
Knox
Goshen
Plymouth
Wm. Vernhart
Monroe City
Anderson Glass Workers’ Union
Indiana
Bloomfield
Potter’s
Wm. Cain
Terre Tlante
Father McMullen
Richmond
Hugh Pratt
Rome City
Kendallville
Delaware
Maryland
Marion
Elsie Leachman
Hall
Morgan County
Evansville
Tanglefoot
Anderson
Zern
Peru
Themayor
Elwood
Aubs
Anderson Democrat
Bennn F. Rogers
John W. Smith
Mohn
W. A. Huffine
William W Blyler
Jesse McCreary
Abraham Nu
John H. Burr
John W. Jacob
Shull
Levi Cobb
Is. Hettinger
Joseph A. Sherman
Iléa Yelle
John D. Roberts
John Iott
James R. McKalip
Jasper Tallings
Andrew Fairman
A ‘Aul
David H.hillis
Peter Rutseorge
B.havens
John Carson
List of names appears in historical notice with additions and widows
A lengthy roster lists numerous individuals including James Stackhouse Haynes P Wood Hampton Sibbins Edmund Con nor and many others. It also notes additions to the list Franklin Hooker Eli H Green James Ponder Adam Hull Ezra Lamb Increase John Griffith Richard M Johnson Robert Stiles Monroe J Tuttle Frederick Schett Reissue Wm Bough Wim B McClure Robert Morrow Lewis F Hall and original widows Catharine A Burk Mary F Sharp Eliza A Burch and Pleasant C Fitzpatrick minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stackhouse
Haynes P. Wood
Hampton Sibbins
Edmund Connor
Vick Gallup
Tilgham H. Rodgers
William H. Kramer
Silas Glover
Henry Vahle
Peter Honey
Albert N. Bradley
Jno. Akers
Ulrich Deininger
Wm. Orcutt
Wm. Conover
Henry Schneider
Lewis W. Lewton
Samuel W. Greer
W. Thomas Pearce
Samuel M. Hatfield
Charles J. McCoy
Albert G. Estray
John J. Quigg
Jerome C. Smith
John Milroy
Samuel W. Rusten
Edward E. Bassett
John B. Shaver
Andrew Austin
Jacob Krowl
Edwin Githens
Cyrus Sweaney
Thomas K. Cox
Montgomery Groenendyke
M. Buchanan
John G. Thornton
Nicholas Oley
William H. Russell
Jesse L. Downing
Arthur D. Thompson
Joseph M. McGinnis
George Sansote
Franklin Hooker
Eli H. Green
James Ponder
Adam Hull
Ezra Lamb
John Griffith
Richard M. Johnson
Robert Stiles
Monroe J. Tuttle
Frederick Schett
Wm. Bough
Wim
McClure
Robert Morrow
Lewis F. Hall
Sarah Walton
Catharine A. Burk
Mary F. Sharp
Eliza A. Burch
Pleasant C. Fitzpatrick
Mr Deal Replies on Sheet Asphalt vs Cedar Block Paving
In a June 20 1892 letter Geo W Deal rebuts a Sun June 4 article by W P Fishback and defends cedar block pavements while acknowledging improvements in sheet asphalt. He cites extensive tests across American cities and argues sheet asphalt can be economical at about $2 80 per square yard with proper foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishback
Borror
Sun
W. P. Fishback
Geo. W. Deal
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Trinidad
Geo
W. Deal
Tramp marriage elopement and a shipyard hero
A Cincinnati grocer aided a charming tramp who later eloped with his sister. In another tale, Thomas Barr of the Cyprus rescued mariners from a waterlogged Canadian vessel amid a fierce Atlantic gale, earning government praise. Also, Admiral Tryon was invited to visit the Ottoman sultan after marines sparked rumors of war. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Theis
Cincinnati
Theis
Atlantic Ocean
Newcastle On Tyne
Thomas Barr
Cyprus
Barr
Cramp’s Shipyard
Philadelphia
London
Sigsi
Sea of Marmora
George Tryon
Porte
Tryon
The Man of the Hour Pusey Gray Recalled in Indiana News
A profile of ex Governor Pusey Gray living in Indianapolis since 1889 covers his appearance, work as a lawyer with son Pierre, home at 661 W Pennsylvania St, and social stature. Born in Chester County and raised in Union City, he is framed as a capable, sociable figure with a noted wardrobe quirk. Weather forecast notes warmer fair weather for Wednesday and showers on Thursday in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc Pusey Gray
Gray
Indianapolis
Pierre
Thorpe
Isis
Pennsylvania St
Chester County
Union City
Ind
Chicago
Fir. Gray
Whitelaw Reid
Voorhees
Phillies remain third as results ripple through league
Indianapolis won eight of nine. Evansville beat Rock Island 3 to 2. St Louis released pitchers Dwyer and Easton. Toledo lost 6 to 4 at Minneapolis. Cincinnati beat Chicago in 12 innings as Latonia won with listed names. W C Rands set 25 mile cycle record in Detroit. Prize fight halted in Columbus. Nightingale won in a 2:24 trotting event. League scores note Louisville, Pittsburgh, Washington and New York results, plus Omaha sweeping Indianapolis in a doubleheader with poor umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Evansville
Rock Island
St. Louis
Dwyer
Easton
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Sheepshead Bay
Lady Viola
Elsino
Fidelo
Warpath
Chicago
Comiskey
Latonia
John Berkley
Mirage
Semper Rex
Glenview
Flower Dellis
W. C. Rands
Detroit
Columbus
Ind
Casey
Lucille
Marietta
Lady Mary
Ray
Lew Carlisle
Pennyroyal
Oregon
Eclipse
Peru
Nightingale
Louisville
Pittsburg
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Haddock
Daly
Stivetts
Kelly
Baltimore
Ieefa
Clements
McMahon
Gunson
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
Murphy
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Omaha Indians
Omaha
Sullivan
Darby
Indians
Madden
Snyder
Greshams Name Tied to People's Party Ticket
In an interview, G C Stoll says the People's Party national ticket may be Gresham and Watson. A St. Louis observer questions the idea, while others in politics, including Gladstone and McCarthy, clash on other matters. Reports cover trials, rail excursions, and local market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
People
G. C. Stoll
People’s Party State Committee
Sun
Watson
Stoll
Chas. Fairbanks
Judge Gresham
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Deal
Hood
Waikmanks
Canada
Harrison
Gladstone
McCarthy
Healy
Parnell
Ravachol
Paris
Gen
Castilho
Rio Grande Do Sul
Livdemento
Fort Wayne
Marion Club
Big Four Company
Indianapolis Union Station
Ble Four
Washington St
Jackson Place
Union Station
Oron
A. W. Webard
Transportation Committee
Aurora
August Erbrich
Harry Smith
Georgia-st
Pennsylvania Short Line
Brunner
Pennsylvania
Tlagles
Laurie’s
Feney
Sane
Oity Grain Market
Abine
Jatter
Gats
Wallat
Telegraph
Angus
Wurzburg
Germany
Massachusetts
Salem
Casstmeres
Knea
Steinway & Sons
Vose & Sons
Traeyser
D. H. Baldwin & 60
Uchahul & Hanes
Atathews Printing Co
Everroid & Prone
Indiana-aze
Bannettt
Wash
St. Tle
Pahden & CO
W. Wash- Inetorst
Upton, Talbott
Guenther's
Mass.ave
Oseph Miller
Reynolds St
Haughville
Atone
Ubion
Sycamore St
Sedison
S. Meridian
S. New Jersey
Georgia
Ohio St
Ohio
Ost
the Sun
Chio St
BE Onto-st
Onto-st
E. Obio-st
Thesun’s
Colaman
I. Obio-st
Etaa Sun
E Inio-St
King Tux Sun's
Ees Sun
Rogers Bros
Great Bar
Goldsberg
Etstreet
Times
Meridian
L. A
Hazelton
House of Hazelton
Pearson
N, Pennsylvania
Rdianapolis
Aria
J. Hl. Ryder
H. C. Schergens
Jsweler
East
Washington Street
Rentsch’s
Virginia Avenue
CE. Kregelo & Whitsett
North Delaware Street
Leo Lando
Cineere
Wrenn
Peoult SS
Marnet Strade
Hien Block
Business University
Heeb & Osborn
W. Washington St
Kenwood Park
Tennessee
Kenwood Avenue
Graceland Avenue
Mississippi
A. Metzger
Odd Fellows Hall
Phelps BR
E. Washington
Vance Block
Speclal Rice
Canton
India
The
Bhermedorf
Vance BrOckr
Munich
Albert Gall
Johnson
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