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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1893
Page
4
The column reports Measles epidemic across Clay County with high deaths, new factory tank furnace planned in Hartford City, and ongoing rail and street railway franchise talks in Richmond and Seymour. Notable items include deaths Henry Reams and Horace C. Winton, a fatal accident near Fort Wayne, and various court cases and marriages. pension and insurance notices follow with numerous names.
In New York C E H Byrne of the Brooklyn baseball club was chosen president as the National Cyclists Association aims to purge amateur status from racing. The pro league idea gains talk, rules promise honesty with expulsion for dishonesty, and a road-reporting plan from the New York World activities.
Reported testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many ailments with widespread belief among thousands of relia bra people. The ad asserts proven results and proper use, urging readers to try Hood's for general health and vitality.
Mitchell trains in America likely at Bank Street St Louis as Newell transfer stirs Southern League. Indian kennel meets Saturday at Board of Trade. Cincinnati signs Jimmy Cansvan. Roblegon to Baltimore. Johns Hopkins indoor games held in Baltimore. Louisville seeks Stratton for Weyhing. fans expect consent. Hot Springs hosts famous boxing delegation with Campsey potential return against Shadow Mabsar for 5000. Ives versus Rovers to be played in London for 2500. Bert Walker to wrestle Lee Parker in Graeco-Homan style for 250 purse at Empire next Friday. Rosie undecided. Hoosier’s finances tied to club paper valued at 1600. James Strawsberry seeks fresh laurels. Gaudaur challenges open. Scheller-Meinornsy wrestling set for Empire next Saturday, catch-as-catch-can 2-3 falls for 250 purse. Squire Abingdon George A. Baird in critical New Orleans hotel. pneumonia from Hall-Pittsimmons fight. De Lesseps defense in Paris. Barboux argues ignorance of Reipach money misuse and govt interests blocked action.
A downtown store sold over 500 yards of green ribbon for St Patrick's day. The Montana orchestra free street concert at the boys home Saturday. Mrs Durward Kistler reported missing from 572 Highthst. Rev W F Taylor to lecture at Y M C A on Cycling through the daily of York shire. Plymouth orchestra gave second annual concert Friday night. City council caucused Friday to discuss matters before it. Thieves stole jewelry from G McArthur and clothing from C H Terk en brook. Schliewein quartet entertained at English Lutheran church Friday with proceeds for the church fund. A cinch tournament by the Marton club Saturday may expose Isaac Pusey Gray’s lead pipe cinch. Dr Johan of DePauw lectured Friday at Roberrm park church on Providence. Memorial day committees met to plan parade and services. Woman's missionary union met at Viret Baptist church. reported $588 raised for home work and $72351 for foreign work. Councilman Ryan led resolutions against $75,000 G A R appropriation. School board met. janitor Ware reinstated. library building contracts let. age of schoolhouses granted for G A R encampment. Police station expansion underway. city rents to be arranged with Alex Metzger agency for a new stable next to present quarters. A list of marriages and deaths appeared with multiple entries and ages. Services listed for Meridian st M E, First Baptist, Second Presbyterian, Central Lay, Plymouth, Tabernacle, Central Christian, and various churches.
An adverted claim extols Carlsbad and prudol as more than a purgative, calling it an alterative and constitutional remedy. It warns against unscrupulous dealers and urges buyers to seek the genuine product with Eisner & Mendelson Co. signatures as Sola Agents of New York on every bottle.
New York clergy from several denominations discuss overwork and nervous trouble. They credit Paine's celery compound with easing insomnia, jitters, and fatigue, noting improvements after use. Letters from Rev. J. Laird of London Ont and Rev. Budiong of Rhode Island illustrate broader testimonials.
Markets by Telegraph lists futures and prices for May wheat corn and other grains with scattered figures such as May wheat at 1770 and May corn at 482% with various locales including Wisconsin and Illinois. The text is fragmented and requests clearing help to interpret the data.
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