Scalded by bhansoup and coal miners wage cut shocks
A jumble of local notes reports a woman scalded by soup, coal miners in Clinton accepting a 20 cent wage cut, water works talks in Columbia City, electric light contracts in Denville, and multiple injuries and unusual incidents across Indiana towns. Notable items include J Lawrence Crawford's death, a deadly railroad wreck claim, a 120 foot tapeworm removal in Richmond, and various legal troubles involving a deputy and others. The Vincennas Sun printed in green ink for St Patrick memory, and social gossip about elopement and a religious group. A large assortment of mishaps and small crimes fill the week.
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Columbia City
Denville
J. Lawrence Crawford
Oakland City
Clinton
Mondsey
Sally
Vincennas Sun
St. Patrick
Valparaiso
William Davis
Rushville
Shale Manufacturing Company
Canton
Richmond
George Yeager
Elwood
John M. Korby
Indisnapolia
Misa Ora A. Whalen
Covington
Crawfordsville
Charles Mack
Hartford City
Wm. Stamper
New Albany
Kentucky Union
Lexington
Val Dotson
Muncie
Hol
Marion
Ira T. Smith
Court House
Jacob Simms
Chicago
W. C. Smith
Ariel Bicycle Works
Goshen
Erastus Tislow
Petersburg
John Galloway
Kekomo
Montpelier Land and Oil Company
Mr. Cable
St. Louis
Sd Everet
Muncie News
Frank Crabba
Gresacastie
The
Humane Society
Lemuel J. Carter
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
James Wells
Columbus
Wells
Lrannenburg Anderson
Ballymore
Spirritualista’ Association
Stolen funds and injuries reported in city items
About twenty dollars vanished from Pug Smiths state house desk. Terry Smith 22S S Meridian st fell from a freight train near Kruse st Monday afternoon, suffering severe bruises. Mrs Mary Helenis North Indianapolis bruised in street car crash at Illinoia and Market Monday. C H Walters 63 of W New York st struck and hurled to pavement by bicyclist Monday evening. Supreme court weighs changes to rules of procedure including optional oral arguments. Monument commissioners accept design for subsidiary statue pedestals twelve feet high eight feet square base.
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Pug Smith
State House
Terry Smith
S. Meridian St
Kruse St
Mary Helenis
Indianapolis
Illinoia
Market Ata
C. H. Walters
W. New York St
Supreme Court
Sporting Life Features and Boxing News From City Circuits
George Miller signs with St Louis as player and captain for 2100 dollars. Charles J Gehring supporters tout him as Jack McAuliffe’s superior. Burkett Meean Young and Zimmer decline Cleveland offers from last year. The boxing world reports Griffo Dixon talks, Burge and Valentine sign to fight in London, and Corbett and McAuliffe reconcile in New York. Also notes Amos Rusie in training, and multiple prize fights on Ohio river barges. Livestock market column follows with cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts at the Livestock Yards.
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George Miller
St. Louis
Jake Gandaur
Texas
Austin
Jack McAutiffs
Austin Gibbong
Charles J. Gehring
Jack McAuliffe
Burkett
Meean
Young
Zimmer
Cleveland
Jack Belzner
Bob Fitzsimmons
Boston
George Dixon
Young Griffo
Dim Burge
Iron Mean
Arthur Valentine
London
Burge
Valentine
Peter Jackson
Corbett
Charley Harrell
New York
Washington
Giants
al. Wood
J. W. Morgan
Garrett
Ind
Newport
Mich
Wood
Billy Lavigne
Saginaw
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
Antonian
George Wilkes
Hal Pointer
Joseph H. Lesh
Richmond
Jack DicAuliffie
United States
Amos Rusie
Ohie St
Hie
John M. Ward
4Riants
Rosie
Ohio River
Cincinpsli
Wiley Ivans
Peter Griffin
Cincinnati
Kid Ryan
New Orleans
Kid Thompson
Ryan
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Sporting Life
Ixpranxarolis Union Stock Yards
Carrile
Choite
Beacenece
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of & Eggness
Hood
Ms. Winslow
Virginia Avenue
America
Sun Office
Iness
Bobogl
Tan Sun
Halligan
Sooece
Boe
Will
East Washington St
Opera House
WM. H. Crane
New York Company
John
Yse
Pricsa
Peter Baker
Ghitis
Lena
Aun
N. EB. Rochis
Phil F. Icon
Treas
T. O. CaLia
Soc
Bakar-Randeish
West Maryland
Century
Harper
Scribner’s
Travelers’ Register
Union Station
South Illinois Street
Indianapoli
Southwestern Limited
Big Four
Mast
Washington Street
Jackson Place
Massachusetts
Venus
H. M. Bronson
A. G. Pe
Via
Fil
Kentucky-ave
Illinois-st
Baldwin
P. A
Socegaces
Ruluman Cag Una
Chicago Limited
Pullman
Vasubulea Couenes
Furler
Cera
GUY
Aytive Caichzo
Aes
Seeeeres Snes
Chicago Night Express
Gally
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Ween
Monon
Sun
Gga
West End Union Station
Col. Ilinois
Kentucky
Accasia
Danbury Hat
W. Washington St
Cinemnati
Cacago
SL Lous
BIG
ROUTH
Indianapolis Union Station
Lafayette
Louisville
Shelbe
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnat
Buffalo
Albany
Anderson and Muncie
Elkhart
Gertok Harbor
Danville
Champaign
Dayton
Ideringeteld
Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
Union Nation
H.M. Bronson, A
May Brothers
Marion Circuit Court
Delaware Street
Privets
George Seidensticker
JosHuva EH
Lorha
A. Spossmeister
Business Iniversit
Hi. J. Heeb
Brussels
Chas. L. Hutchinson
HE. Wash. St
Nannie Parkhill
Parrots & Taggart's
Charles Mayer & CO
Washrington Street
Huntington Seed Co
Tari
Ingalls
TOR Brent
New A’ York-st. A
Madison
Haughville
Rigby Honeary
Brazil
W. Pearl-st
W. Weat-st
Amy
Tennessee-st
Tunsday
Hay
Timothy
Telegraph
Cariaco
Cen Mae Aioe
Bob Sale
Endiarapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Tas Son
Tae Som
Woovkver Puser
Woodraf Flaca
Indiana
Clifford Avenue
Woodruff Place
Said Bosra
Board of Trustees
John BR. Hussey
Chauncey Butler
George A. Bingham
F. K. Shepard
SUN Building
Ohio
DOD Ingrain Carpets
Albert Gall
West
S. G Johnson
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