Mystery of Missing Georgie Irenne In Anderson
Readable notes report Georgie Irenne, 16, vanished from her home and later located in Marion. The item sits among a flood of local incidents including accidents, crimes, and civic news from Indiana towns such as Anderson, Elkhart, Warsaw, and Fort Wayne.
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Marion
Richmond
Vincennes Mines
Joseph Thorp
Portland
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Warsaw
Beneville Beck
Hagerstown
Anderson
Terre Haute
Joseph Zarndt
Michigan City
William Doyle
Redkey
Georgie Irenne
Elkhart
Paul Wenstein
Box Factory
Buzz
Muncie
James Fretenburgh
Caypool
Rebekah Degree
Hartford City
William Gortia
Crawfordsville
Mary Moore
Paris
South Bend
Prince
Charles Spradley
Evansville
Brainard
Stephen Brunskill
Ada Ray
New Albany
Almon
Lyone
Logansport
Ile
Mary Gurst
Sellersburg
George MecTuera
North
Indianapolis
Seaton
Martinsville
Ariel Specialty
Middlebury
Orlando Gardiner
Fountain City
Dean
Behymar
White County
Monticello
Alice K. Spencer
William Spencer
Ifcary Kramer
Kittie O'Rourke
Robert Lytle
Rebecca Hall
Wheeler
Valparaiso
William Geubick
Alice Blades
Ernest
Tickerton
National Hotel
Tom Fasset
Ball
Fassett
Peru
Y.P
C. E
Indiana
Tra Fisher
Fisher
Henia
Calvin A. Gibson
William J. T. Adams
Alfred Carter
George A. Gardner
Samuel S. Davis
John F. Webster
Benjamin F. Hall
Frank Ingersoll
John Busenbark
Christopher Disher
Abraham Kelch
Alfred Hollinger
Francis H. Barnes
Lafayette M. Jackson
Robert Farrell
James K. Lovell
James I. Ingram
Artemus Kleckner
William Carper
Orange V. Lemon
Samuel V. Casper
Hiram Wallace
James Warner
David M. Gardner
Henry Keefer
Russell L. Frisbie
William A. Curtis
Jarrett Conrey
Andrew
Fire Damage Toll Across Cities Reveals Heavy Losses
Central part of East Liverpool Ohio reports 150000 in losses. An opera house and store in Dubois Pennsylvania 100000 lost. Martin Bruggeman's brewery in St. Paul 70000. Platte Center Nebraska half the business blocks burned 30000. Boston and Maine passenger depot Newburyport Massachusetts 25000. Monaghan May and Co shoe factory Harrisburg Pennsylvania 40000. Kansas City oil and white lead works 165000 with 100000 insured.
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East Liverpool
Opera
Dubois
Martin Bruggeman’s
St. Paul
Platte Center
Neb
Boston & Maine
Newburyport
Mass
Monaghan, May & Co
Harrisburg
Kansas City Oil and White Lead Works
Fresh foreign facts and Paris violence report
The brief items note French cabinet policy discontent in Paris where a thief killed three men before capture. A bomb at the Church of St Nicholas in Valencia is reported. Secretary Foster attended the British House of Commons. M Deacon who shot M Abeille at Cannes faces April trial. Coal prices rise causing near panic in England.
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Paris
Countess Roudine dazzles at Grand and Chicago visit hints
The Grand hosts Madame Modjeska in Mary Stuart with strong support from Kate Meek and Howard Kyle. Critics note her emotional scenes and recall for a staged denunciation of Elizabeth. Other acts feature T. G. Thalberg as Leicester and a cake walk trend draws local interest amid touring acts and public figures in Indianapolis.
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Chiapowski
Madame Modjeska
Frederick Schiller
Mary Stuart
Mondjeska
Elizabeth
Kate Meek
Queen Elizabeth
Florence- Jefferson Combination
Edith Meek
Page
Mayor Meek
All River
Howard Kyle
Edward Mortimer
T. G. Thalberg
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Union Stock Yard
CATTLE receipts 900 Friday with 709 shipments, quality very good and demand for feeder cattle strong. Shipping cattle range 900 to 1400, butchers and fat cattle mixed, veal and bulls listed with varied prices. Hog receipts 400 with slow, steady to slightly higher tones near close. Lambs and sheep priced, grain market notes from Chicago and local exchanges, brief advertisements follow.
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Andianapolis
Goa
Tocal
Bargain Bonanza At Center Counter Adverts Text
Bargain sale listing offers double width suitings at 74e and 12e regular price, Jamestown and Turner materials selling at 26c per yard, center counter displays 360 lengths of tabla damasks from 13 to 34 yards, and 560 pounds of New York Store cream bonbons offered at half price. assorted colors candy priced 12ge.
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New York
Wash Dress Goods and Zephyr Ginghams Offerings
Classified notes list fabrics including 50 pieces printed china cloths and imitation silke at 12 1/2 cents per yard and 150 pieces of 50 inch zephyr ginghams in imported styles at a cited price. Read as a mid century dry goods advertisement highlighting quantities and types of textiles.
Wool Dress Goods Price List Highlights
1500 yards double width all wool suiting checks and plaids offered at 25c. 40 pieces black Prap de Alma wide width quality 5c priced for 59c.
Silks Offered in Bulk Bargain Sale
Ten 24 inch black eurah silks offered at five cents each, with a sale price of 69 cents.
Hosiery Bargains Featuring Aimee Brand and Vests
A sale offers 100 dozen Aimee brand ladies fast black hose with spliced heels and toes at 25c, fast black extra fine hose at 25c, ribbed rise thread hose at 19c, and ladies knit vests in white ecru cream silks at 25c to 69c.
Men’s Furnishings Sale List of Inexpensive Goods
Men’s 60¢ scarfs teck and four in hand 55c. Men’s flannel outing shirts 25c. Men’s fine gauge half hose in tan slate and modes 23c. Men’s black and tan half hose rifle thread spring weights 1% retail.
Shoe Bargains In Closeout Sale At Reduced Prices
Ladies' fine kid and dongola button shoes in narrow widths priced to move at 2.15. Paris kid shoes in all sizes and widths cut from 4 to 3.00. Lace shoes with patent tips and low heels at 2.15. Acme storm rubbers 30c and croquet rubbers 25c.
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Acme Storm
Center Aisle Specials at Local Shop
Center Aisle specials feature Stockinet dress shields and a pair. Silk head rests priced at 24c. Double silk head rests 48c. Ladies' plain band rings and belts sold as low as 1k. Cocoanut oil soap 3c. Swandown face powder 4c.
Raymond's Purse Perfumes and Florida Water Sale
Local ad offers 25 cent Florida water small bottles and 15 cent bay rum. Raymond's features 2 ounce handkerchief extracts at 35 cents, 2 ounce toilet waters at 4 cents, and 4 pint Florida water at 29 cents, all discounted from regular prices.
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Raymond
Handkerchiefs Offered at Deep Discount
Auction style listing offers 100 dozen men colored border handker chiefs at 3 cents each and 257 dozen ladies white embroidered handker chiefs at 25 cents quality, for 15 cents.
New York Store Candy Sale Announced
A Great Candy Sale offers 4,000 pounds of New York Store candy at the candy counter. Assorted candies 20 25 and 40 cents per pound. Candies are pure and made to special order from pure stock with no deleterious coloring. Ask for the N. Y. 8 mixtures.
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New York
N. Y
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