Strikes, fires, and civic changes sweep Indiana towns
A string of incidents across Indiana includes a Lake Shore freight wreck near New Carlisle with $50,000 loss, a chair factory strike at Marion, and reforms as Muncie, Kokomo, and Laporte report labor actions, new banks open, and public projects progress. Officials address saloon licenses, court house completion, and crime probes while communities plan sales, rebuilds, and monuments.
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Laporte
Lake Shore Road
New Carlisle
Seymour
Bloomington
Rushvile
Greentich
Knighttown
Ling
Cambridge City
New National Bank
Kirkhart
Dir- Lungton
Mancia
Zero Petty
Muncie
J. H W. Williamson
Columbus
Elwood Tin Plate
Washington
Keely Institute
Martinaville
Hattie Lillard
American House
Anderson
Bartholomew County
Wayne County
Tom Bennett
Hamilton County Bank
Noblinsville
Worthington
Grand Jury
Columbia
J. J. Hilligoss
Boys’ Reform School
Geo. McGinnis
Masons
Logansport
Edwin Wynn
Chicago
Lebanon
Keller-chair
Marion
Charles Griffith
Shelbyville
Taswell
Henry Knight
William Suthern
Knight
South Bend
Henry Cater
Hulman
Terra Hache
Ale
Litchenwalter
Wahbach
Wabash
Jacob Coons
Sam Jones
Eran Galls
Kokomo Taneday
Olympic club of New Orleans hosts mixed wrestling finals
The Olympic Club in New Orleans opened with a $300 purse bout between Billy McMillan of Washington and Billy Hinds of Providence, won by McMillan in five rounds. The main event crowned the United States champion after a sequence of Greco Roman and catch as catch can bouts featuring Evan Lewis and Erveet Roeber, with Lewis ultimately prevailing and Roeber signaling readiness for any Greco Roman challenge.
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Olympic Club
New Orleans
Evan Lewis
Erveet Roeber
Billy Hinds
Providence
Billy McMillan
Washington
McMill
Weey
United States
Lewis
Roeber
Jack McAuliffe
Sullivan
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
John
Corbett
Charlie
Chantilly
France
Mr. Sullivan
Daly O'Donnell
Iowa
Daly
Pugilist
McAuliffe
Mooney
St. Louis
Charley Mitchell
Scheller
Treeter
Richmond
Guy
Clingston
Cleveland
Paris
Goddard
Proryx stockholders OK $10000 issue and fair designs
At a Thursday stockholders meeting Proryxum voted to issue $10000 worth of stock. Two Indiana world’s fair design options were chosen with Misses Goodwin and Matthews earning $800 each for their work. The executive committee tightens business rules and orders the commissioner to comply. A committee of Hawkins Martin Dale and Mrs Meredith will oversee interior decorations of the Indiana building. Col. W. Roberts is dismissed. A rental room ad appears in the Sun’s tree mers.
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Proryx Um
Hsaus
Indiana
Goodwin
Matthews
Haveo
Messrs
Edward Hawkins
E. B. Martindale
Virginia C. Meredith
Indiana Building
W.ry Roberts
Water quality and goat symbol mark season at Indianapolis brewery
The Indianapolis Brewing Company touts its beer as superior through a three-goat symbol, claiming water boiled for hours, pure and bacteria free, plus meticulous brewing steps. It describes sourcing, filtration, hopping, and resting periods, emphasizing temperature control and long maturation to produce a premium beer six months to age versus two months for competitors.
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Indianapolia Brewnnng Company
Son Sruay
Inoianapolis Brewing Company
Physiciaos
Casa
Luis
Dr. W H Nott Rapture Cure Adverts Patient Testimonial
Mrr. W L Creasey of EB 0 Atking Co formerly Citizens Street Car employee testifies that in 1948 a back rupture on both sides was cured after treatment by Dr W H Nott. He reports four and a half years without a truss and endorses the doctor. The Nott Rapture Cure Co based at 2044 W Washington St offers free examinations and mailed testimonial circulars.
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W. L. Creasey
Atking & Co
J. Allison
W. AH. Nott
Markets by Telegraph Caicaeo March Overview
Markets by Telegraph report chaotic figures for wheat oats pork lard and ribs with May and Sept contracts. Prices shown in May and Sept futures across grains and meats with notable discrepancies and shorthand currency notations. The text records late March values and brief, unclear changes across several commodities.
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Caicaeo
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Mexa
Keeley Institute
Martinsville
Kokomo
Israel Book
Abraham Cudgel
William Lynch
George H. Wood
W. C
Lydia Ordway
Emma Brown
Johan C. Medke
Noah Zane
Susannah Attenburg
Rebecca Orndorf
Jasper N. Hushaw
Joseph J. Perry
Lucinda Macy
Ormel L. Musgrave
Eloise Fraber
Sporting Life
George
Denjon
Mr. Raper
Hack Horne
Joan Moread
Brant Bird
Lilis
Prairie City
Farmer City
John Pressley
Andrew Young
Massachusetts Ave
Madison St
Turkey Taffe
Turnkey
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Y.M
E.M. Johnson
Houe
Senate
Benajah
Katie Weesner
James
Helen Wilson
Albert
Lena Hill
Engelbert
Mary Hiser
Martin
Paulina Bushenmann
Thos
Alice Barnaby
Michael
Henora Digans
Thomas
Rosa Haendrith
Henry and
Henerett
Madaga
Ceratus
Puciarelli
Mary Jane Hyland
Edward Cotton
Granville H. Hansen
Daniel Sanders
Line Morgan
James Andrew
Alice Holbert
John W. Groff
Amanda E. Poulter
Tux Sun
Tree Mers
Cincinnati
VIA
C.,h
Beare
Cor
Illinote-st
Jsf Calder
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Eixtre Choice
Axport
City Grain Market
Hay
Wacar
Timothy
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Wash
Ducas
Jeweler
State Elouse
Danbury Hat OD
Washington St
Aneogueroemente
Chapmar Post 209
G. A. KR. Hall
Lorraine Block
Indianapolia
H. B. Makeryace
LeEnow
Chance
Chance Matthews Printing Co
Jane al Vance Hives
Bennett’s
Bennett
E. Waehingten St
Gy Ann
Gilios
Ushogi Gona
Amin
Office
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Fergans
Sue
Colemn
TREAM
Colemon
Renang Tati
Gee Sui
Ohio
Ths
Tae Son
Parsons
Tanpore
Buekees
Tax Sun
Cenda
Ohiost
D. A. Baldwin & Do
North Pennsylvania &1
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Bryce
Capitol Steam Dye Works
Noebth
Mississippi
Virginia Avenue
Tae Sun
Px Son
Albert Gall
Ind
Johnson
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