Report on misappropriation at Childs-Drexel home
International Typographical Union committee report received at headquarters details mismanagement and alleged theft in the Childs-Drexel indigent printers home project. It clears Supt Schumann but assigns blame to former superintendent Vaughan and architect Stevenson for remodeling funds. Findings cite $62,000 spent with $4.80 toll loss to the union and call for repairs by certified bids. Prescott to mail copies to delegates. prosecution not yet pursued.
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Prescott
International Typographical Union
Childs-Drexel
Supt Schumann
Schumann
John Vaughan
Stevenson
Vaughan
R. G. Balcomb
Denver
Col
Board of Trustees
Mine Explosion Kills Five In Wilkesbarre Area
A gas explosion in a Nanticoke mine near the shaft bottom killed four men and a boy and badly burned three other men. Names listed include Abram Waller and Frank Beanick with several others unnamed. Local crime and court notes follow, including a theft report and a warant for a paternity case. An inquest is planned on a resident claiming to have harmed her creator.
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Brazil
Robert Moore
Knichtsville
Alexandria
Bedford
Cloverdale
Spiceland Bank
Elkhart
Douglas Dobbins
Franklin
Pierceville
Berg
Democratic Editorial Association
Warsaw
Clark County
H.G. Dyer
Greenwood
Samuel Hubbard
Wabash County
Lafontaine
Mount Summit
New Castle
Frederick Goins
Noblesville
Lim
James Michener
Muncie
John Quincy Adams
Frank DP. Scearce
D. B. Vica & Bro
Chicago
South Bend
Selma
Plainfield
Indiana
Indianapolis
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ferdinand Grass
Monticello
Henry Fisher
Martinsville
Lizzie AlcClung
Fisher
Elwood
Barber
Quill Biederwolf
Marenga
Perkins
William Temple
Temple
Cannelton
W. EF. Gwynne
Vincennes
Minnie
Gwynne
John H. Hensley
Dr. Allen
McMurry
Frankfort
Bowserbeira
Shelby County
Lfe
Sarah
Jane
Jim
Wilkesbanke
Nanticoke
Abram Waller
Frank Beanick
John Smith
William Shorts
S Polander
Boxing Exhb at Coney Island Club Draws Big Crowd
A large audience packed the athletic club house in Coney Island for a boxing program led by a nine round Reynolds Leonard bout won by Leonard. An eight round Ernst Vernon fight followed, ending with Ernst knocking Vernon out in the final rounds. Daly vs Butler produced a brutal finish as Butler dominated and knocked Daly cold. Other notes include Corners: Huntington ball team to host two games at Lanham's park against Indianapolis, and Kid Reed vs Tommy Riley scheduled in Anderson. Various regional results and bouts across Connersville, Lebanon, Anderson, Sheepshead and Latonia associations are listed, along with lingering talk of a potential Fitzsimmons Goddard match.
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Coney Island
Athletic Club House
George Reynolds
Mike Leonard
Leonard
Billy Ernst
Billy Vernon
Ernst
Jim Daly
Corbett
Joe Busler
Philadelphia
Daly
Butler
Luntington
Lanham’s Park
Indianapolis
Kid Reed
Anderson
Tommy Riley
Chicago
Giner
Watters
Connersville
Billy D
Jack Bowers
Lebanon
Anderson Club
Alexandria
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Goddard
Sheepshead
Stonewell
Glorianna
St. Florian
Sport
St. Louis
Eugenie
Arrovaut
Clara Gauer
Lockport
Gen
Rosa
Granite
Guitenberg
Blindaumere
Romance
Cottopade
el Demonio
Grey Eagle
Leonardo
Coloucester
McKkeever
Capt
Spencer
Wallace G. Chatham
St. Liubert
Loray
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
McGuirn
Dillon
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Mauck
Kittridge
New York
Leefe
Clements
Baldwin
Milligan
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cappy
Zimmer
Ehret
Miller
Louisville
Breitenstein
Guneon
Stratton
Weaver
Brooklyn
Washington
Stein and Daliy
Duryea
McGuire
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Yards June 23 1893
Cattle receipts 760 shipments 400 reflect dull market with shipping cattle lower and butcher cattle mixed. Prices quoted for steers from 800 to 1000 pounds with varied goods. sheep and lambs weaker. hog demand fair with prices around 5.20 to 6.25 per cwt. Receipts and shipments for cattle hogs sheep lambs detailed. subsequent grain and futures quotes listed for Wheat Corn Oats Hay and Pork futures.
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Govee
Medlum
Chorce
Medina
Wanted Rooms and Jobs Advertisements Appear
The Sun continues free listings offering ten word ads for rooms to rent wanted situations and help, inviting male or female applicants three days a week.
The Prettiest Baby in Indianapolis Contest
A prize of 40 dollars awaits the prettiest babies in Indianapolis who have used lactated food. Smaller prizes are offered for other recognitions. Details are distributed by Wells Richardson & Co. Burlington VI, the lactated food makers known as the food that saves babies lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wells, Richardson ,& Co
Burlington
Notich-Everona and Vrunk Pump Sale and Repairs
Notich Everona and Vrunk advertise reduced prices on pumps at 170 Indiana Avenue. Also offer repair and recovery services for umbrellas and parasols at G W Guenther's, 56 Massachusetts Avenue, amid a report of theft.
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Notich—Everona & Vrunk
Indiana-Ave
G. W. Guenther’s
Alassachusetts-ave
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