More Coal Mines and City News Across Indiana
A sprawling item list reports new coal mining efforts, streetcar franchise talks in Marion Vincennes and Elkhart union formation, plus local tragedies and trials. It notes a Princet on cannery gain, a Columbus death, and a court house improvement contract in Decatur County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Marion
Elkhart
Union
Spindings Drug
Peru
Princeton
Francis Murphy
Vincennes
Stephen Hughes
Columbus
Jim
Hurgn City
Mich
Ica
Vigo
Sullivan
Owen
Clay
Vermillion County
Terre Haute
W. CG. T
Montgomery
Parke
Yumanmard
Crawfordsville
Lucinda Milisan
Warvyeland
Montgomery County
Carey Adams
Rushville
Ed Dunbar
South Bend
Kd. Smith
Biglar
Muncie
Winchester
Holden
Hunter
Blevins
Yorktown
John Neidgotsky
John Reake
Terre Coupee
Caloonas
Creentown
Weil
Maptet Church
Rochester
Ie V. Zimmerman
Imaimerman
She Landar
Sesf
Henry Nelson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Madison
Eaglesville
Daviess County
Brazil
Campbell
Richmond
Shaffer
Leavenworth
Crawford County
English
Marenzo
Sun
Tu Sun
Ed Powell
Clark County
Powell
Dick Jones
Candidacy and Local Incidents Reported in City News
A string of items from Meridian and Indianapolis districts notes a cashier injured on a street car, residents opposing Tom Johnson's street railway, a wardrobe fire at 274 N New Jersey St, and various court and public notices. Other items cover a burglary case, hydrophobia scare, a bank trustee judgment, and upcoming performances at the Grand Opera House with The Queen's Mate and Band of Keys. Provisions and grocery prices are listed alongside local sport and theater notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kopp
Meridian National Bank
Indianapolis
Tennessee-st
Tom Johnson
Berg Applegate's
New Jersey St
Frank M. Bay
P. Ceylon Trusler
John Cook
Smith
N. Hast-st
John Dickey
Washington
Meridian St
Hodges
Pritchard
Carmel
Hamilton County
R. L. Stevenson
Tis
Taylor
Simon Yaches
Ritzinger Bank
Andrew
Rachel Wallace
Irvington
Connecticut Mutual
Indiana
Arrapge
Arairs
Addie Kenoyer
Josephine Stary Charles
the Halls
Granh Opera House
Lecocy
Lilly Post
Marie Halton
William Mclaughup
Koward Lowe
Harry Paulton
Richard Golden
Hoyt
den Musee
Markets in Indianapolis Grain and Produce Prices and Receipts
Prices for potatoes onions cabbages melons and fruits listed with per bushel per crate and per pound quotes. Miscellany notes sales of lard oil flour and fodder with prices, followed by a market summary: receipts of hogs cattle and sheep, market activity described as slow or steady, in Indiana Yards, Indianapolis, March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Gs Nees Messsia
Alaska
Indianapolis
Sae
Market items and grain car reports from March 27
The report lists inspections and classifications for wheat corn and hay with numbered lots and car counts. It notes offerings and receipts are full, eastern demand rising, and local jobbers supplying Timothy and other fodder items with prices and grades indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuloe
Hetue
Market Gist Amid March to July Calendar Notes
Telegraph markets show a scrambled diary of Commodities and futures with May and June listings in corn oats lard jute and beef products. Prices and units appear inconsistent but show activity through March April May and June with wheat corn and sugar notes and a close time listed at 1:16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoagco
Marcel
Marely GT
Sear
Doe
Feather-weight summer shirts loom for coming heat
To counteract the flannel shirt craze, manufacturers plan feather-weight summer shirts in light cambric and linen weighing only a few ounces. Ladies adopt flannel blouse trend from sweethearts for hot weather, with jaunty loud checked and striped designs for informal wear emphasizing freedom and comfort.
Notable Fashion Show Under One Roof Promises Grandeur
Early remarks emphasize a grand summer fashion display as carpenters and paper-hangers finish the setup. The town is promised the biggest, most comprehensive five department show under one roof, with ample room to meet all demand.
Special Friday sale on embroidery and dress goods
Frugal shoppers are urged to visit the Rivtern store for a Special Friday Sale featuring inch flouneing embroidery, damask fabrics, dress goods, lace pins, shirts, and ladies undergarments at deep discounts. Bargains include 72 inch damask, novelty dress fabrics, lisle hose, and ribbed underwear with many items priced well below regular costs.
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Yea Yard
Tae
Sui Brothery
Minsk Brooms
Wooloven
Tieworth Pe
Lisle Tosewe
Souifor
Speciah
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Lively
Warner
Geo. Johnson
Kings College
London
England
Bright’s
Hoosier
Glasscock
Boyle
Daily
Hines
Seery
Schoeneck
Park
Hoya
Gancroft
Jack
Cleveland
Anson
Indianapolitans
Bickley
J.C. Twin
South
Illinois St
Nigell
Irving
City Markets
Thunsday
California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Limburg
Turkey
City Grain Market
A. Phister
Hai
Hunt & Kray
A&e Market
Virginia-ave
Cootte
Rland Dei
Bowen, Bish
Indianapolan
Linvalndane
Lincoln-lane
Mnois St
Popnsy Ivaniest
Inynire GC
B. Willis
Circle
Washingtonst
Abnois
W. Maryland St
N. Meridians
Bingham
Ertel
Virginia
Albert Gall’s
Tax Sun
Germain
I S. Ayrhs & CO
Philadelphia
West Washington
Paul H. Krauss
Our
Dado &H.des
Ilinois Street
Pennsylvania
Washington-st
THE
International - Safety - Deposit
Ules
North Meridian
East Side
North
Delaware Street
O.M Raschig
Bock Beer
P. Ligher & Go.’s Brewing Go
Metzger & CO
F. Maryland St
Virginia Avenue
B. Burford
Edinburg Wesgewold Porcelain
Smith’s
Lllingia Street
Telephone
Walt- Papers
Albert Gall
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