Indiana News Roundup Sparks From Evansville To Indianapolis
A wide sweep of notices and items from Indiana towns recounts accidents, crimes, marriages, and civic plans. Reports include a fatal dust-room explosion at Evansville, a drowning near Mooneville, embezzlement and missing persons in Boonville, legal actions in LaPorte and Knox counties, and debates over rail subsidies. Also noted are sleighing reports, temperance pledges, and local political nominations as communities respond to daily shocks and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Loganeport’s
Manion’s
Normal College
Evansville
Indiana
Humane Society
Frankfort
Mouncie’s
Evaneville
Marion
Michigzag
E'gin, Joliet & Masters
Daniel Weatherwax, Jr
Dear Kithart
Geo. A. Chadwick
Hilza J. Statesman
Seymer
Greenword
Skatmerick
Opera Kone
Brazil
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Covent
Greencastle
John Dodd
Roachdale
Cass
Hanna
LaPorte
New York
Bella
Geo. Brady
Thos
Johnson
Jacob Stonar
Denver
Astts
Elkhart
John Kaufman
Haton
Samuel Parker
L. Pullen
Joseph Thompson
Anderson Coppers
Knox County Democrats
W. A. Cullop
O. H. Cobb
Geo. W. Donaldson
A. M. Yelton
C. H. Debolt
Robt. Patterson
L. M. Backes
Barnett Denny
Owen County
Salt Lake City
W. W. Worthington
Whitewater Railroad
Worthington
Owen Palmer
Peor Wolfe
Oaktown
Vincennes
Bloomfield
Armstrong Furniture
Hvansville
Fred Sachs
Wil Cheatham
George Crawford
Chas
Shelby
Knox County
Lyon
Snapp
Terre Haute
Wrec
Various World News and Local Incidents
A garbled briefing lists events from Uganda to Iowa including Uganda’s king Mwanga, Lowells recovery, a naval ship update, Missouri treasurer resigning, a failed bank in Irisco, gold in Sioux Falls, a Dubuque bank discovery, Persian gas plans, Abe Lincoln funeral in London, earthquakes in Asiatic Russia, electric car wires in Pittsburg, and several violent crimes and accidents across the U.S. including shootings, drownings, a prison break, and a nurse’s claim of hydrophobia. It also mentions political and church matters, robberies, and a brutal street fight in Ashland Wisconsin. Unclear dates accompany most items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwanga
Uganda
Russell Lowell
Abe Lincoln
London
Russia
Pittsburg
Robert Boneer
Sundl
Axtell
Bshop Bowman
Evangelical Church
Old King
Curryhill
William
John Cummings
Mr. Lynch
Mather
Miss
Alf Bosan
Mike Brawnop
Ashland
Wisc
James McIntosh
East O'Robort Lake
Roland Leach
New York
Faleeman
Milton
Tae
Davies
Pete Jackson
Gus Lambert
Troy
Pete
John Hodgeon
Cleveland
Addie May Bishop
Sarah. R. Pope
Chas. Freeman
Roseville
Cal
Jas. McKeever
Salm
Walsh
North Dakota
Goodwin
Albert Janssen
Peterson
Chicago
Doctors Offer Broad Chronic Disease Treatment Across Cities
Prominent specialists from New York and Philadelphia announce periodic visits at 146 N. Almoigst and offices in Louisville and Cincinnati, promising extensive experience in chronic diseases. Free examinations during the first fifteen days, with additional medical lines including eye and ear care, female ailments, and a German cataract treatment. various office hours and other local services listed, along with a weekly assortment of groceries and household goods.
Wholesale produce and stock market notes from Indianapolis and Chicago
A dense listing shows cabbage onions cranberries and various fruits with price quotes, plus live stock bids and market reports from Indianapolis stockyards. It notes cattle sheep and hog prices, hay prices, grain quotes, oils and drugs prices, and market conditions across multiple commodities and regions.
K of P Members to Attend Funeral Ceremonies
Excelsior Lodge No. 25 K of P to meet at Castle Hall Sunday March 4 at 1 PM to attend funeral of Past Chancellor Wm O Burkert. Excelsior Division assembles at Armory at 1 PM for ceremonies. Sisters invited. divisions from Indianapolis May Olive Branch and Indiana to assist. By order of lodge. Lancaster C O W Davy K of B and 3, 8. Died Steinfr Mics Fannie March 6 1999 aged 65. Funeral 1:06 PM Sunday rest from 6 Kenco Arizona St. Friends invited. Burkert W G residence of his mother 287 Ki Merketet A O'clock Friday morning funeral 2 PM Sunday afternoon. For rent front room furnished or unfurnished. Address M 26 SUN Alice. 14 For sale or exchange divorce of war ness for No.1 singiord 61N Mississippi 125K
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. OF P
Excelsior Lodge
K of P
Castle Hall
Wm O Burkert
Excelsior Division
Armory
Ludges
Indianapolis
May
Olive Branch
Indiana
Asist
Lodge
BR. W. Lancaster
W. W. Davy
Steinfr—Mics Fannie
Kenco
Arizona-st. Friends
Burkert-W G
Merketet
Addres
Sun Alice
Warness
N. Misissippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jona Ocher
Ae Building
Atta
North British & Mercantile
London & Lancashire
Continental
Detroit Fire and Marine
Franklin
Holtzman
Tel
the News
Inatianapolis
Farnsworth
Carr
J.T. Boyd
Ohiost
Eighth-st
South Yard
Frank Bird
Frank H. Smith
Pann
Hoffman
California
Lion
Banda
Cordoba
Yarmouth
Polk's
Columbia
He Media
Kentucky
Illinois
Malagas
Valencia
Floridas
alsykKe
Brock Harnet
Daily Live Stock Journal
City
Entor
Tocal
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Pelegraph ‘Gram Marketa
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Turo P. Haleney
E. E. Rexvorp
Esse
Washington-st
Henry W. Piel
P. Bolier
Brad
A. Shriee
Delaware
Madison
Quire
Washington St
Giri
New Jersey
Mobree
Tennesse
Cor
Ohio
Chasts
Winder
Virginia
Bruce Piccn
Straitan
Perry
California-st
Prucbh
Wilrut Boon-Cats
Gustin & McCurcy
Tay
Mello
Chance
Teketa
An Lhas
Sindlinger
Ressenatie Prise
Frea
North
Nist
Reger
Frank Koesters & CO
East New Yor's St
Fimil Wulschner
Pennsylvania-st
Island City Coal
Boet
Cloak House
Illnois
John Clune
Sole Ag’t
West
Lee
W. Washingtonsb
Park Theater
KR. L.A. Donning
Vermont St
Newmarkets
East Washington St
Washington Sts
Msumet
On-St
East Washington Street
Eldridge & Courner
Alabama
Maryland
Pitert Fox
Iommer
Common Sense
Dongola Betten
Enanisu
Makott's Grand Hotel Shop Store
Illinois Street
the Excelsior Laundry
North Illinois Street
Major Taylor
Kahn
Reliable Pioneer
The
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Bates House
East
Telephone
Guattags Cenaata
Parrott & Taggart
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