Long Troublesome Era of a Newspaper Proprietor and Court Cases
A bundled 1893 Indiana era item recalls a newspaper proprietor seeking a receiver, a witness’s arduous ordeal, and a young couple’s marriage. It notes forged checks by Otho and James Baugher, a rising Kokomo post office feud, town growth bets, and multiple legal disputes across counties including Lafayette, Monticello, and Muncie, with numerous local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rus" McCamey
Otho Bauher
Oak Grove
Farmers’ and Citizens’ Bank
Baugher
McCamey
Otho Baugher
James Baugher
Messrs. Baugher
Kokomo
Hudson
Warsaw Times
Goshen
Laporte
Lafayette
Noble County
Lagrange
Peter Coe
Wabash
Mary Fullbright
Seymour
Terra Haute
Kav
Plainfield Health Board
Central Academy
Ware
Walter Jewiss
J. C. Shaffer
Blanche Bord
Somersville
John Fields
Efisa
Cora Shepepard
Tipton
Valparaiso 2Esgenger
Edward Smith
Warsaw
Cpara
Nael Ina Yalistic
Eid
Nasser
White County
Monva
Monticello
Edmonton
Clay City
Pomins
Valparaiso
Robert Worter
Jayneasville
Muncie
A.G. Adamson
Indianapolis
Anderson
William Brenton
Firown & Brenton
Colun
Winchester
William Cox
Marion
Vermillion County
Chicago& Hastern Illinois Railway
Chicago
Clay County
Tis Cage
Joseph J. Nields
Grange County
Clark Keown
Orange County Bank
Sphere Snatchers Readies For Outdoor Start
The Sphere Snatchers club plans outdoor practice after a damp ground delays the first session. Ed Donovan, 25, 5 ft 11 in and 180 pounds, will play left field and behind the plate. He previously backed up Mundates and Indianapolis and Green Bay in prior leagues. Robert Schaub, 23, 5 ft 9 in, 165 pounds, will play third base and has a strong batting record with Appleton and Jacksonville teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anderson
DePauw
Hiteborg
Ed. Donovan
Tia
Mundates
Donovan
Indianapolis
Green Bay
Wis
Robert Schaub
Mr. Schaub
Appleton
Rob Schads
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Iowa Sagon
Sporting Life Features Show Fragmented Boxing News
Reports on the Michigan kennel club dissolution and multiple boxing developments. Harry Stovey signs with Baltimore. Hemming signs with Louisville. Mitchell comments on Hall. Denver Smith received a watch. Anson won prize money for a show leg. Canadian James M. Clark seeks a bout with Jack Bates in Youngstown and Joe Goddard plans Australia. Californian athletic club auctioned after $150,000 spending. fight sabotage rumors in New Orleans. Andy Bowen returns to New Orleans. Tousley-Quealey billed as Wednesday night bout. National Club London eyeing Mitchell-Corbett. John M Ward criticizes opening Boston schedule. Smith and Conley set for finish fight near Celina, Ohio. London bid discussed. purse projections and gate estimates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Harry Stovey
Baltimore
Louisville
Hemming
Mitchell
Chicago
Hall
Schamp
Denver
Smith
Admirarg
Anson
Yes
James M. Clark
Canada
Youngstown
Jack Bates
Kelly
New York
Jack Boyle
Learnig
Joe Goddard
Saturn
Australia
Joe McAuline
Californian Athletic Club
Tis
Mike Daly
Austin Gibbons
Andy Bowen
Mississippi
New Orleans
Charley Mitchell
Abner Tousley
Tim Quealey
Fort Wayne Athletic Club
Tom Allen
National Club of London
Pugs
John M. Ward
Boston
Giants
Charles Smith
Marion
Jack Conley
Indiana
Celine
Tom Alien
Corbett
London
Stitchell
Coney Inland
Mitchell- Corbett
Indiana civic notices and local events report
A digest of city happenings includes resignations, appointments, and public notices. Chief trumpeter Otto Pfaflin appointed to the governor’s staff with rank but no pay. Supt Colbert orders arrests for street workers after night. Alumni and temperance group activities noted alongside a slate of civil matters, lawsuits, and encampment fundraising plans. Local marriages licenses and deaths listed with ages and causes. Washington items cover senate officer elections, department staffing shifts, and federal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprig
Spric
Oma
Otto Pfaflin
Supt
Colbert
Cadi
Bates House
The
Physiomedical College of Indiana
Denison
J. A. Rondthaler
Young Women's Christaio Temperance Union
Young People’s Societies
Union
Daniel Sanders
F. W. Swartz
Daniel
Sanders
George Neal
George Pfan
Brown
Pfan
Neal
Grand Opera House
Physio-Medical College
N. Harold
Richmond
Ida Sweenie
Nell
Andrew Smith
Parr
A. W. Bartlett
Appelless
Iron Hall
Supreme Court
Howe
Commercial Club
Lilly
Messrs
Foster
Binrus
John and
Mary Fromhold
Henry
Anna Heger
John
Louisa Reid
Thomas and
Josephine McCann
Albert
Kata Melroy
Jacob and
Louise Wynch
Lizzie Hittleworth
E. W
Margaret Smith
Grant
Katie Myera
Cratys
Hannah Check
Susie Hicksam
Thos. Cochran
Mary Jane Cotle
Inc. Prp
Sheehan
Tarlton Bennett
Manniace Licenius
Marlon W. Hamaker
Dich M. Robbins
Frank H. Meyer
Amelia M. Weehorst
William Lay
Lucy Tatman
R. Mount
Sarah D. Wood
George Newhouse
Friendly BE. Divina
Clifton O. Johnston
Minnie EF. Keller
Clarence C. Anderson
Annie McMann
Benjamin F. Sartor
Annie Houk
Nesigarden Spring Millinery Sale Shines Low Prices
Nesigarden showcases spring millinery with bold styles and low prices. The quirky ad claims unmatched value and invites shoppers to compare, highlighting fashion items and special offers despite unclear branding.
Grain Market Prices and Inspector Report For March 23
The report lists wheat, corn, and white and mixed grain quotes with bids for No 2 red, No 4 red, No 1 white, No 2 white, No 3 white mixed, and No 2 yellow among others. Local dealers bid Rye 15c for wagon rye and 8c for car lots while bran remains firm. prices cover farm and prairie oats and hay ranges with tepid bids and market figures from Chicago and Telegraph markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Beechams Pills Advertised and Luncheon at Club Bail Park
An advertisement touts Beechams Pills for headache and promotes a game of public interest at the Club Bail Park in Indianapolis. It invites old patrons from Sim Coy road house to feel at home and encourages new visitors. It mentions Lanhan & Co and Newcarden's Millinery at 46 W Washington St opposite transfer car, emphasizing uniform low prices and high quantity sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesigarden
Hepachion
Renzaroen
Bail Park
Lanhan & Co
Indianapolis
Sim Coy
Newcarden’s
Washington St
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Ik i
Salem
Fields
Christian Standard
Sporting Life
Washington Yoovies
Senate
Voorhees
Committee On Finance
Congress
Harry Jackson
Hoke Smith
Olney
Bedwine
Gate City National Bank
Atlanta
Bissell
Wey
Lactstatead Food
Lactstad Food
Indianapolis Union Stockr
Hnreday
Woo
Nceans
Heh Ee VM
Choisa
Covato
Wits
Bera
UDGG
Telegraph
Caronco
Weyne Zorn
E. Oats
Ylelade
Beecham
Elder's
Cincinnati
VIA
Kentucky-ave
Dimois-St
Union Staton
A J. Babin
General
Azant
VY. B. Lockwood
Chanles P. Jacobi
Attocney
Market St
Indianapols
Roedel
Tak Son
Beauty
Mme
Ada P. Evans
Tn Ingianspolis
Evans
Thoroudly
Old Sentinel
State St
Jordan
West
Washington Street
Renedy
Gale
America
England
Germany
France
Italy
Chile
BR. A. B. Barker
West Washingee Street
le Rouncemeiwe
George H. Chapman
G. A. BR. Hall
Lorraine Blosk
Indianapolig
Makepeace
B.S. Leach
Kee Ewe
Chance Matthaws Printing Co
Bennett's
Cisir-st
National
Geacher-st
Shelby and
Belt Line Railway
Pera-ave
Lou Martin
C. Little
Reon
W'ak Sun
Chico
Ebical
ANT I.versons
Kor Kant Koons Coum
Wang & Vuonueroom Toren
Oilico
Sneso
Tost
Ban
Eeluma
Obice
Ug Fas
Vasson
Onis
Ar Bain
Dalton Hatter
C. L. Barnes
Budgery
Indiana Ave
Burns & CO
N. B
Walschner & Son
Pennsylvania St
Postoffica
CE. Kregelo & Whitsett
Delaware Street
Wree Ambulanes
South-st. Indiana
Sun
80X
Clipper
Majestic
Dauntless
Hickory
Columbia
East Washington Street
Metropolitan
F. W. Ruske
the Webb-Jamison
Meridian ST
C. Aneshaensel & CO
Marion Block
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
THETH
Parrott & Tageart
Vienna
Tae Sun
Tai Sun
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