Indiana Murders and Local News from Campbellsburg to Lafayette
Readable items report Joseph Taylor killing his mother and sister in Campbellsburg after threats over a disliked suitor, with his arrest. Lagrange police quash Hugh Piatt murder in Rome City as four others are held. two men aided by others. Across Indiana, a mix of civic notes: band openings, library gifts, weddings, factory plans, school enrollments, and accidents including a Rapids stretch with ships, a wall collapse in Lafayette, and a fostered will dispute amid rising community chatter.
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Campbellsburg
Joseph Taylor
Evenin
Ife
Mary
Pieter
Taylor
Lagrange
Bill Dye
George
Thomas Chidister
Leonard Beck
Hugh Piatt
Rome City
Piatt
Edinburg
Brazil Brass Band
Peoples’ Party
Logansport
Laporte
Cambridge City
New Albany
Bagley & O’berrich
Laporte Jewelers
Elwood
Columbus
Shugart
Grant County
Morrison Library
Richmond
Seymour
Innis, Pierce & Co
Rushville Furniture Makers
Max Leckner
Indianapolis
Vincennes High School
Thomas B. Cobb
Vincennes
Indiana
Depauw University
Bad Boys
New Paris
Rev. Murray
Martinsville
Havs
W. D. Bain
Muncie
E. F. Schroder
Crown ‘Point
M. E
Bundy
Scott Richardson
Stockwell
Mitchell
Riggs
Wabash Temperance
Wiennerwurst Club
Bluffton
Bloomington
Geo. Wilson
Anderson
Lafayette
Wabash River
Paoli
Dienhart Harness Company
Chicago
Tte
Warsaw
Charles Ferrin
Greensburg
Mindera
Sthursday
Tracy
Waynetown
Latonia and college games highlight busy sporting notes
Latonia races close Saturday with Rockford beating Evansville 6 to 4. Thursday Harvard defeated Yale 5 to 0 as Philadelphia club streak reaches 18. Local umpire Snyder praised. Seery and Letcher admired on the field. Western league scores include Columbus 13 Minneapolis 1 and St. Louis wins. In all, details cover multiple games, players, and notable plays from Friday and Thursday matchups across major leagues.
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Latonia
Rockford
Evansville
Covington
Harvard
Yale
Philadelphia
Snyder
O’brien
Letcher
Seery
Kansas City
Addie
Geo. Hamlin
Charlie Wilson
Latonia Victors
Lonnie B
Henry Jenkins
Jamestown
Sister Mary
Mine
Madden
Hughey
Hoosiers
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Cowboys
Excursions and political events across Indiana districts
Plymouth and First German churches led excursions to Blue River and Bethany parks on Friday. Gov. Chase spoke at an open air Masonic gathering in Hillsboro. Judge Brown renamed the Moore desk company to Emerson Moore. Matthewa to address Hendricks county Democrats in Danville Saturday. John D. Streight became administrator of Gen A D Streight's estate with a $60 000 bond. Knights and Daughters of Tabor report flourishing condition. Indianapolis benevolent society to decide on continuing the free bath house. Fresh air mission at Fairview park has raised 317 in donations for a large dining hall and 100 children. Boilermaker Frederick Ladrick of O I & W shops collapsed from heat and was hospitalized. An electric car collision injured Mrs Taylor and Mrs Wilcox on Washington Street. Judge Johnson resigns to run for Congress. Gillet may succeed him. Estelle Husted and Emil Freeb wed in Terre Haute with Gov Chase officiating. Last performance of the colored music festival at Bethel church featured Miss Walker and strong chorus. Lewis Wilson and Meyer Steinberg seek to set aside George Bruce's appointment as receiver of the Indianapolis cigarette company claim the firm was sold before charge.
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Plymouth
Blue River
Bethany Parks
Gov. Chase
Hillsboro
Ind
Judge Brown
Moore Desk Company
Emerson-Moore Desk Company
Matthewa
Hendricks County
Danville
John D. Streight
A. D. Streight
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Indianapolis Benevolent Society
Fairview Park
Frederick Ladrick
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Wm. Taylor
Oliver Ave
Wilcox
Washington St
Johnson
Porter County Circuit Court
Congress
Tenth
John Gillett
Estelle Husted
Emil Freeb
Terre Haute
N. Pennsylvania
Labor day committee to meet July 8 plans parade
The Committee on labor day exercises will meet on July 8 with all unions and workmen groups expected to participate. The paperhangers' union will elect officers at its next meeting, with Henry Sharp and Harry Morris named for president. Thursday Night's Wind Storm in Nossesviux Indiana on June 24 caused extensive damage to fruit and shade trees and incomplete destruction at the pail factory, with reports of severe damage across Hamilton County.
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Henry Sharp
Harry Morris
Nossesviux
Ind
Hamilton County
Brightwood
Waverly
Bloyd Avenue
Bri
Man Or Sutherland
J.b.caskity
J. V. Coyner
A. H. Kemper
Board of Trustees
J. B. Casey
J. B. Coyner
Cute crooks fooled in bold shoplifting plot in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn shoplifter Kate Hayden who faked accidents and used an umbrella to hide goods was arrested after attempting genuine theft at Ridley’s dry goods store on Grand street. Detective Cutts exposed the scheme, ending her run of staged slips. Several concurrent crimes unfold as Cincinnati case binds a burglar suspect bound over, while a bold Brooklyn heist ends with the crook overpowered. A cyclone alarm hits Indianapolis with downed trees and minor damage, followed by deaths and weather notes. Public notices and ads populate the column.
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Kate Hayden
Brooklyn
Cutts
Ridley
Grand St
Chas. Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
The June 24, 1892 market report details cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and price trends at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards. Cattle trading slow with good supply of shipping cattle and mixed buyer demand. hogs opened higher and finished steady. sheep and lamb market fair with steady prices for best grades. Grain and futures prices and local market notes also reported.
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Indianapolis
Renae
Usuice
Anna ' Fur Cas
Obituary and notices from a midweek paper
Obituary notice for Louis A Hlabeney aged 31 with funeral details set for Sunday June 26 at 4 p.m. from 12 S$. Easist. Friends invited. Small classifieds mention printing, hardware, gas fitting, and umbrellas with local shop references at 170 Indiana Ave and Guenther's 66 Mags eye.
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Habeney
Louis A A. Hlabeney
Pantie
Everroad & Prone
Indiana-ave
Tle
Guenther’s
The Great Store Bargain Day Attracts Shoppers Tomorrow
The Great Store will be a center of attraction tomorrow with stock reducing prices on every advertised item. The event promises substantial savings and highlights a major bargain offering for shoppers.
That Millinery Purchase Was a Great Euceeas
The sale continues tomorrow with untrimmed hats new this season marked down. Fine Milan braids and fancy straws reduced to two cents, black and white low crown giltsison? garb dismissed. Vine flower wreaths at 19 and 15 cents, about half value.
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Euceeas
Milan
Sample Suit Sale Offers Reduced Boys Wear
About forty assorted sample suits and thirty-five stylish suits offered at cut prices. Jersey, sailor, plaited designs reduced from 650 and 7 to 1.49 and 3.49 with selections in the $1.69 to $2.89 range. 60 pairs wool pants offered at 6.50.
Great sale of boys' straw hats at reduced prices
Local shop advertises a great sale on boys' straw hats. Sailor hats priced at 60 cents for 45 units and 43 cents for 30 units. Sailor data hats offered at 1.75 dollars, now 1.20 dollars.
Men’s Furnishings Sale Offers Wide Selection
A men’s furnishing sale advertises large stock with 80 dozen teoks four-in-hand and Windsor ties at 15c, 60 dozen two-thread gauze shirts French neck at 46c, 250 black hose at 15c, white puff front dress shirts 1.19 to 1.49, and outing shirts 1.29 for Saturday only.
The Great Inventory Shoe Sale
Shoe sale advertises discounts on steel beaded top slippers patent leather low shoes and Oxford ties. Offers include 150 pairs slippers at 1.50, 1.24 for men, 980 for ladies 1.28 to 1.50, and 350 children’s options, with multiple reductions from higher prices.
Mitt Day Sale At Importer Stock Close Out
Saturday event offers three lots of silk mitts and pants at deep discounts. A 60 dozen black silk pants lot priced at 22 cents per item. 65 dozen extra long black silk mitts priced at 3 cents each. 40 dozen superfine black and colored silk mitts priced at 4.50 a pair. Weather is mid season and buyers are urged to purchase all needed items.
Ribbed Underwear Sale Items From Local Shop
Ribbed vests and Swiss ribbed underwear advertised with prices reduced. Items include blue and pink ribbed vests at 19 cents, white lisla and ecru Swiss ribbed vests at 2 cents, and sample children’s fast black base items marked down to 25 cents from 45 and 50 cents.
Bargain Counter Adoffers Deep Discounts at Magnolia Malls
The Busy Bargain Counters advertise 100 pieces Magnolia Malls goods at 12 cents or less, with a one day sale on the bargain counter. West offers 50 striped lama cloths at 10 cents, reproductions of 50 cent French flannel. East lists 35 pieces white India linen dress plaids at 10 cents.
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Center
Magnolia Malls
Toa Yard
WEST
East
Center Aisle Money Savers Sale Items List
Center Aisle offers bargains on petits items including 3-button chain sets at 25c, 4-inch rubber hair pins at 1c, silver match safes 5c, bow knot hair ornaments 10c to 35c, bracelets reduced to 6c, leather belts cut to 12c, leather bags 2 for 25c, bay rum 15c, wassline 4c, Castile soap 1c, ammonia Ge 25 dozen hand painted throws 19c, silk embroidered throws 5 dozen at 1.39 each, silk 2-yard stamped linen scarf 25c.
Ice Cream Sale Announced For Tomorrow Afternoon
A notice states ice cream will be sold tomorrow from 2 p m until closing time at five cents per scoop at the cream parlors on the fourth floor.
For Rent Room Column in TAR SUR Explored
A reader is urged to check the for rent room column on the second page of TAR SUR to find a large selection of rooms available. The notice appears in a casual advisory tone encouraging young men to seek accommodation through the listed section.
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