Fire and crime loom in Indiana era news blasts
A scrambled Indiana summary notes glassworkers strike hunger for ice water, drownings and fires. crimes include bigamy arrests, slot machine crackdowns, and a murder probe in Jeffersonville. Local notices report hotel incorporation, divorces, gas ventures, and pension adjustments amid floods, strikes, and political moves across Muncie, Peru, Anderson, Marion, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Scott
United Presbyterian Church
Muncie
Alielss
Moncie
Elwood Hotel Company
Minnie B. Kiser
Lebanon
Richmond
Laporte
Elwood
C. E
Pittsburg
Hiwood Natural Gas and Oil Company
Rev. A. Warren
Columbus
William Koob
John Gould
Peru
Edward Single
Peter Mehler
Jeffersonville
Stephen Greer
Greer
Duncan Campbell Lea
Farlhamite
Earlham College
C. L. Grer- Bhead
Franklin College
Olive Schreiner
Junietta Burley
Huntington
Srn- Gay
H. O. Huffer
Indiana
John D. Baota
Ormas
James L. Thompson
Evansville
Ephraim Pippenger
Green Centre
Joseph Campbell
Nevada
Henry H. Thompson
Fort Wagner
Andrew Miller
Geneva
Wm. Smith
Waterloo
James L. Mitchell
Grant
Martha J. Brown
Redkey
Mary Cramer
Coloma
Charles Green
Trafalgar
Sporting clashes and boxing notes from early transit era
George Taylor eyes Bicyclist Johnson and Buckley seeks Corbett bouts in Chicago. A six club league forms in Honolulu as Stivetts and Larkin moves loom. Corbett-Billy Smith and Jackson clashes spark plans, with Ed Donovan joining Hazelton and Anson recalling Kelly and Clarkson sale losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Johnson
Honolulu
Boston
Stivetts
Sam McMahon
Cleveland
Sioux City
Washington
Mercer
New England Leagon
Philadelphia
Dick Buckley
Jim Corbett
Chicago
Larkin
George Bubear
Wallace Ross
Thames
Little Rock
Ark
Denver Ed Smith
Corbett
Lob Fitzsimmons
Buck Cornelius
Columbus
Johnny Larack
America
Dixon
Charles J. Davies
Peter Jackson
Corbets
Jackson
Geo. C. Andreas
New York
Ed Donovan
Hazelton
Pennsylvania
Leftield
Kelly
Clarkson
Anson
Billy Smith
Billy Lewis
el Paso
Tex
West
Jake Kilrain
Baltimore
Jake
England
Ike Weir
Belfast
Young Grifffo
Gruffy
Billy Madden
Pugilists
Jim Johnson
John Hicks
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Yards
Receipts light cattle and hogs with steady prices. Cattle offerings include good to choice shipping steers and feeding varieties. hogs show active trade with steady to Saturday's averages. Veal calves and cows also quoted. sheep and lambs receipts small and prices steady. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Uxlon
Cattla
Conmat
Farmer's Story of Disease and Lasting Recovery
James Collens of Titusville Indiana suffers a decade from a spinal and nervous disorder then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health. He recounts paralysis, swelling, loss of strength and weight loss, noting a 23 pound gain and return to work after using the medicine widely praised by a physician and a state legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
James Collens
Titusville
Indiana
Enquirer
Collens
John S. Pehle
Benbaui
Dr. Williams
Jez
Ripley Co
Ind
Robert Creigmiles
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Brookville
Ontario
America Photographer portfolio offer by mail
Beginning with Number Two of America Photographer, future portfolios will be mailed to any address in the city or out. To receive the books by mail, mail six coupons and ten cents, specifying World’s Fair art portfolio or America Photographed or both. The World’s Fair books are available in The Sun business office for 63 a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
THI Sun
Sun Office
Six coupon presentation for Halligan's World’s Fair pictures
The Sun office offers six consecutively numbered coupons from 1 to 6 plus ten cents for the Ninth Volume of Halligan's World's Fair pictures. Mail outside the city adds two cents. Back numbers without coupons cost 20 cents, or 22 cents outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Halligan
Sun office coupon drive posted with market notes
The document urges sending six coupons to THE Sun office with ten cents, promising mail to any address and later stating Number Eight will reach the office. It also reports the City Grain Market and Telegraph markets with prices for Wheat Corn Oats Hay Brax rye and livestock futures from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Brax—Uiet
Iiye
Wacon
Telegraph
Chicago
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Anderson Republicans
Roy Ball
Friot M. Teening
Nelson Fruit Jar
Ball
Mancie
George Sumane
Deleville
Peerlies Zlass Works
Converse
Logansport Brewing Company
Burn
Oly Lars
First Ward
South Aide
Flower Mission
Republican Club
C. W. Fairbanks
Hood
van Pelt’s
Virginia Avenue
James Dollens
Oper House
William H. Crane
Company of Players
Mr. Crane
Brother John
MAROA
Pete F. Baker
Tek Emigrant
Hew
Chris and
Lena
Gaye Rink
the Sun
Brussels
Aepis
Washington Street
Kentucky Avenue
Boggogtacshssios
Rue P Pres
Phil EF. Igox
Treas
Y. O. Caunts
Baker-Randolah
West Maryland
Century
Harper
Scribner’s
Jagulls Diao
Gall
Massachusetts-are
Bato
N. Hlinois-st
Broadway
Douglas-st
Anled
Central Agony
Elsworth Kinney
N. Ualifornia
Greanwood
Alabama St
Virginia-ave
Ohio
Cunis
Dalton
Administrator’s Safe
T, Ae
David G. Hanna
Oakland
Marian County
Towit
J. P. McCord
A. Kinnaman
James P. McCord
Ritter & Ritter, Attorneys
LA Udees Cs Tee
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