Indiana scraps and saloons amid flood of small-town notices
Widespread Indiana items report streetcars and gas work at Crawfordsville and Terre Haute, a water gas plant feast planned, and tolls on crow scalps. Fires, wrecks, and crimes appear from Fort Wayne to Goshen with barn losses and a log-rolling accident. Local politics and prizes at Wabash College are noted, plus a drowning-ale warning and flood news from Jasper, with postmasters named and minor court actions.
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Porte
Bieder Twine Company
Peru
Crawfordsville
Goshen
Terre Haute
Elkhart County
la Porte
Calla Astman
Hoe
John Normile
Geo. Sport
Farnville
Georgie Hoffman
Fontaret
LaCrosse
Valparaiso
Panhandle
Doc Brendel
Nebraska
Cain
Volsey Hutzell
John W. Scaggs
Green Township
Morgan County
Alonzo Perman
Greencastla
M. B. Lee
W. Frad Pattit
Lafayette
Henry Ritter
New Albany
Mary Whaelon
T. J. Lindley
Hortonville
Hamilton County
Sullivan
Baldwin
Wabash College
Beat Hogital
Perry JT. Martin
Ambrose MacNeil
Fort Wayne
Elkhart
al Swadener
Hartford City
Logansport
Laura Brooks
Indiana
Spaulding
Banquo
Huntington County
Byker
Forrest Hill
Decatur County
Thomas Plummer
Montclaire
Hendricks County
Brazil
Michael Fisher
Staunton
Joe Smith
Pen
Carbaugh
Huntington
A. J. Burney
Springfield
Franklin
Columbus
Rushville
Shelbyville
Martinsville
Edinburg
Franklin Star
Jasper
Huntingburg
TIPS ON BASE BALL PROBABLE LEAGUE SHIFTS AND SUITS
The article notes Nimick may be bought out and mentions teams and players in motion. Chicago beats Brooklyn. Elkhart seeks entry to the state league. New pitcher Eitlejorg arrives in Indianapolis. Brush travels to Cincinnati then Chicago. Elton Chamberlain considers leaving St. Louis for the Brotherhood. Schmidt takes Brash on another trip for rest. Cleveland league Americans defeat Irishmen in Hot Springs. Dally hits strongly. Director Conant predicts eight clubs next season after Brotherhood pressures. Hawker confirms eight clubs with no forced drops. ends with firm policy.
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Nimick
Ghicago
Brooklyns
Elkhart
Eitlejorg
Indianapolis
Brush
Cincinnati
Chicago
Elton Chamberlain
St. Louis
Brotherhood
Schmidt
Brash
Hot Springs
Dally
Fie
Conant
Washington
Hawker
Cleveland League
Brush vows to play full schedule for Indianapolis club
A Press interview reveals that Indianapolis magnate Brush will not drop out. He wrote to a western league baseball man stating he will play his exhibition games and every league scheduled game this season.
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Indianapolis
Brush
Earthquakes floods strikes and trials sweep world news
Bonn earthquake and New Orleans floods signal global tensions from Bonn to New Orleans. England miners fight, Lisbon flag incidents, and Bismarck resign talks dominate. Reports cover trials in Chicago, Tennessee accidental deaths, labor disputes, and a world trip by George Train. Local crimes, auctions, and medical ads punctuate the day’s brief items.
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Bonn
Maysville
New York
New Orleans
England
Petersburg
Tenn
Lieut
Steele
Chicago
Portugal
Shier River
Balfour
Ireland
London
Schwatka
Cherokee Strip
Bishop Halsey
M. E
Baltimore
John O'Brien
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Coney Island
Chester A
Arthur
Europe
Bismarck
Hinson
Herby
Emperor William
Whiteside
Chattanooga
Perry Goff
Beach Hill
W. Va
Morgan Rosa
Rose
Goff
George Francis Train
Tacoma
Wash
Provisions and smoked meats price list from city market
A dense OCR of a city market list detailing smoked meats, lard, coffee, canned goods, fruits, and vegetables with per pound and per unit pricing. Includes bacon, ham, sausage, oysters, canned vegetables, cheeses, butter, and miscellaneous produce amid broad offerings.
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Warkeras
California
God
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Galt
Polk's
Columbia
Bermuda
Kentucky
Market Prices for Bananas Vegetables and Drove Market Notes
Market notebook lists prices for bananas apples and various vegetables, drugs and alcohols, poultry, oils and fats, hay and grains. Indiana market report covers live stock prices, cattle and hogs brisk, market ends mixed with steady to higher trend for some grades.
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Daily
Live Stock Journal
Indianapolis Stockyards
Swaeesee
Aesse
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Houghtaling
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Imperial Cesar
Imperial Caesar
Gun Wu
Washington St
Farnsworth
West Market St
Cyclorama Place
Holtzman
K. K
Indianayonig
Timothy
Caicaso
Caroaco
Tne Grand Bargaing
Dedert & Sudbrock
Henry W. Pel Ec
Kreibulid
Margaret Eizabeth
Louis Reibula
Bates House
Funerau Notices
Lub Ky—David O H
Reudenca
North St
Thurasy
Vandala Qaln Leaya G
Bluack
Thomas A Black
David
Anderson
Ulysses
Glazier
N. Mississip
Cherry
Andrew O. Cherry
Broadway
K. Or
Excelslur Lodgy
Castle Hall
Andrew C. Qherry
H. Lancaster
C. UV
W. W. Davy
Dr. &. W. Combs
East Ohio
Bours
P. Bokier
Kod
Maryland St
Somerville
Virgina-ave
Tol
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G. W. Brown's
G. W. Brown
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G. W
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M. Wash
Wach-st
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LieBshit Wandei-Laily
Adureas P
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Abie
New Jersey
SUN Office
Railroat St
Alabama St
Jook
Byram & Sullivan
Barzgaina
West Washington Street
Woodward & Brown
Dalton
Hatter
Bates
Pearson's Music House
Pennsylvaniast
South Side
South Hast
St. J
Charter Oak
WM. H. Bennett
South Meridian St
D.H. Baldwin &Co
N. Pennsylvania-st
Are
East Washington Street
Parker & CO
D. L. H. Dunning
Vermont
F. J. Hamm
Ffice
West Ohio Street
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Times
Sun
Charles Mayer & CO
Norbert
Landgraf
Pennsylvania Street
Connolly’s
East
Washington Street
Shoeshoes
Siersdorfer
East Market Street
McGilliard
Parker
T. W. Parker
Mayhew
Agg Ayu
Mayhew, Optician
North Morchan St
Wall Zimmer Bros
Flanner & Biauchanan
Parrott & Taggart
Waker Bettes
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