Mysterious jail vacancy and gas boom across Indiana
A sprawling Indiana items overview notes a Loganport jail mysteriously empty, gas wells planned or drilled in several towns including Martinsville and Lafayette, a new cement plant near Sullivan, oil finds near Vincennes and Terre Haute, and local incidents such as a boy killed in Wellsboro and rail or street issues in LaPorte and Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Sullivan
Charlestown
Princeton
Cartersburg
Muncie
LaPorte
South Bend
Arthur James
Wellsboro
Spencer
S. A. Moore
Martinsville
Herman Fendrich
Evansville
Boyce Flax
Redkey
Vincennes
Wabash
Henderson
Fort Wayne
Purae
Lafayette
Jobn Horton
Seymour
Lafayette Plumbers
Frankfort Court House
Nother Oil Company
Terre Haute
Big Four
M. Webb
Charley Hensley
Jim Green
Greencastia
Anderson
Shawbau
Wah Lung
Christ Lehrman
Lehrman
Indiana Music Teachers’ State
Martinosville
Columbus
Catholic
Opera House
D. F. McNeal
James Pugh
Joan Nixon
Scipio
Pete Cresgriff
Leavenworth
Baseball Notes on Hoosiers and Rivalries
A wide ranging 1880s style recap covers Indiana Hoosiers and Boston clubs, with talk of four game set against New York, Pittsburg pressure for sixth, Clarkson and Radbourne pitching, and notes on Chicago and Indianapolis actions. Includes local events: Indianapolis lawn company fire, Fourth of July parade plans, and a hogs regulatory measure in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Hart
Washington
Pittsburg
Clarkson
Indianapolis
Tim Murnane
Boston Globe
Bay Kel
Hines
Edward Stevens
Boston Herald
Chicago
Radbourne
Omington
Ill
Bostons
Michael Kelly
New York
Michael
Hoosiers
Brooklyn
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Krock
Tener
Mickey Welch
Giants
Indianapolitans
Kelly
Glasscock
Boyle
Buckley
Shooting Park
Bethany Park
Luther Benson
Tomlinson Hall
Cley County
Taylor
Michener
Indianapolis Republican Club
Susan B. Benson
John Schaub
Edward Niemeyer
Board of Trade Rooms
Gall
Florists’ Association
Indiana Florists
Indianapolis Lounge
Fourth of July excursion and concert notices 1889
Public notice outlines Fourth of July travel deals on C and I lines with full fare return through July 5. Details at Bates House, Illinois Street, and Union Station. Also announces Blue River Park concert July 4 with Prof Miller's orchestra. bad weather reschedules to July 9. City markets list various smoked meats and bacon prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ritikways
Seay
Bates House
S.ilinois St
Union Station
T. C. Peck
Pass
Blue River Park
Misseli’s Garden
Tennessee
Nineteenth Sts
Prof. Miller
Grand Opera House
English’s
Opera House
Park Theater
Comprehensive Grocery Prices and Commodities List
A dense ledger of groceries and produce with weights and prices including sausages pickled meats lard canned fruits vegetables oysters and more. The notice lists numerous brands and varieties such as Cordoba Princess Wy and Johnsons pineapple along with wholesale prices for flour feed seeds coffee sugars and dairy items. It also reports market commentary noting green and roasted coffees tumbling sugars firm and dried peas advancing followed by regional grain market updates from U S Yarns New York Philadelphia St Louis Toledo and Baltimore with hogs cattle and hay receipts and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BC Ib
Ariosa
Lion
Bunda
Cordoba
Princess Wye
Caifernia
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk
Columbia
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Young Americas
Limberg Wyne
Berger
U. S
Classifieds Offerings Fill Local News Pages
A cluttered page lists job ads and notices including help wanted, partner seeks trade, apartments for rent, sales of stock and real estate, and miscellaneous wanted items. The items mention specific streets and cities, with several references to wages, duties, and local businesses. An advertorial note on expressive jewelry describes Shakespeare bangles as sentimental gifts.
CLEAR OUT SALE AT BINGHAM & WALK
This week the store offers remnants of French sateens lawns challics and summer dress goods at deep discounts. 41 inch dress goods in assortment new and cheap. black monte bunting 80e per yard. fancy sarah silks and children's wear on sale. Wrappers hats hosiery gloves ginghams calicoes silks and more priced well below normal, with many items half price and special bargains throughout the remnant tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Summer Comfort Wardrobe Suggestions From Household Ledger
A dialogue at the evening lamp reveals a family debating summer plans and unsettled Christmas bills. The text then offers fashion options to stay comfortable including flannel coats and vests alpacas pongees sea creatures lustres silks and drap d etes as potential wardrobe fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. B
The Weed Gas Stoves Prosper in City Use
In the city 1500 units are in use providing perfect satisfaction with no kindling or coal required and no ashes to remove. Prices range from 2 to 16 dollars.
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Serge Sone Srs
Mass,ave
Engine House
Wees
Baseball
City Li
California
Coux
Lowa
Vteletrapa
Paladelphia
Slec
Coln
St. Loui
Toledo
Baltimore
Perfection Cigars
Daniel Stewart
Meridian St
Shortt
J. E. Hendricks
East Washington Street
L. S. Stockman
North Uhinois Street
Stewart
Tennessee St
Itica
Shipima Éaultarium
Sun Office
Washington St
Ktanted— Prestion
Clifford-ave
Wahted
Kentuckyaye
Delaware
Indiana-ave
Sweeston Breck
Davis
Alternaves
Taurant
Callatorce
W. Washingtonstook
Dalawan Wyantee Saree Girarts
N. Bastst
W. Soutt
Wy Anted—Situation Ag
Taz Yandes
Meridian
Trate
J. Wise
E. Atarket St
Heuvelen
Eel AL Bryan
Plymouth Church
Viarien
Hoy & Co
N. Pannast
Bingham & Walk
Pennsylvania
Louis &. Deschler
Indianapolis Water CO
South
Pennsylvania-st
I. . Ayres. & CO
E. Washington-st
Chas. Sindlinger
North
Ilinois-st
Rafe-Deposit Vault
A. Fletcher & Co. Safe Deposit
D. M. Ransdell
Clark
Indiana
der. Jordan
West
Washington Street
United States
Ind
Richardson
Rio de Janeiro
Sucre
South America
Berlin
Hanover
Hamburg
Germany
North Illinois Street
Onretwo
J. C. Hart & CO
Havana
C. MW
Raschig
East
Portiere Sale
all-Chenille Portieres
South Illinois Street
Hommown & Mattngly
West Market Street
Cyclorama Place
Elliott
Bates Houserblock
Albert
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