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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
4
The report surveys a flood of local items from Indiana counties including Bedford planning 1000 houses, Huntington bond concerns, Noblesville body drag and a Goshen logs shipment to Europe valued around 26060, plus court houses and judge salary debates across multiple towns. Various arrests, marriages, and deaths are listed among county updates.
The council committees on health will meet Friday evening to discuss garbage and plumbing ordinances. Ex Attorney general Miller has returned from Washington and will resume law practice with Winter and Flam. Postmaster Thompson surveys mail collection by streetcar in St Louis. A conference between the state league of ceased saloon keepers and Marion county league yielded no action but hints at a possible union. Licenses granted to several individuals, with names and partners listed.
Notice to the public notes Lanham & Co purchase of a ballpark in Indianapolis. Improvements funded by the company are completed. The venue is renamed Cedar Park as opening games and home events begin under new ownership.
A compiled note from ia Studious and Pioys, Bila Correspondent, surveys curious Bible edition quirks. It covers nicknamed misprints like the Bug, Brechea, and Wicked Bibles, plus counts of chapters, verses, letters, and notable word frequencies. It highlights errors and quirks across editions from 1560 to 1611 with playful anecdotes.
A fragmented antique page notes savings with diamond dyes and old looks, then shifts to a City Grain Market report for March 18 detailing bids, prices, and lots for wheat oats and corn. It mentions brewing by The Hom Brewing Company and lists various price points and bids from merchants and dealers.
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