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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1892
Page
4
A long fugitive tale ends as Thomas Cullen, once linked to multiple murders, is pardoned and returns home after his prosecutor dismisses charges. The case traces back to a 15 year flight from justice amid Indianapolis activity and local pleas.
Grant Annaford fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days by Judge Buskirk after arrest by Capt. Splan for theft. K of P visitors from Jacksonville Nashville and Birmingham subscribe to Castle hall building fund. James Walker injured when horse fell. taken to 564 N Meridian St. Jury verdict for railroad in Kate Glasser v T H I railroad for 410000 damages. Two cottages on Ramsey St destroyed. losses about 500 dollars each. Indiana florists plan chrysanthemum show at Tomlinson hall November 15 to 19 with premium lists 950 and special list 300. Building inspector Fitchey to report on surgical institute building condition Friday. United States sues James and Thomas Sarrell and Michael Trainor. Bondmen at risk for 895. Doctors Allen and Wilson announce purchase of ground at Ohio and Tennessee sts for four story surgical institute costing 60000 beginning spring.
At the state house Mrs. C W Fairbanks and Thomas Wiles were reappointed to the state board of charities by the governor. Gov Chase will stay home for the rest of the week and may remain next week to recover. A golden eagle statue sits atop Statistician Peelle's desk and a seven foot wingspan bird was recently shot in Sullivan county. A note on living costs mentions mailed black statistics to about 5 000 recipients statewide, with many yet unread.
Fancy vests tackle and hats appear in window displays alongside inkstands, ribbons, and patent leather shoes. Jewelry, hats with broad rims, and negligee of fashion flood stores while ads tout ten thousand dollar books and a large sweet potato in a bottle as curiosities.
Mitchell and Slavin depart for England while Corbett begins June training near Long Branch. Rusie throws with old speed and Brouthers hammers balls in practice. Kelly taunts Slavin and Mitchell over backing and money in New York. The page also notes Malay unrest in Pahang, a Paris anarchist bomb scare, and royal rumor mill around George of Wales and Alix of Hesse.
The market notes supply light and demand fair with selling expectations for heavy grades. Cattle receipts and shipments at UNION STOCK YARDS indicate active trade with prices strong to higher for shipping cattle and heavy beef stockers. Grain standings show wheat weak No 2 red and mixed corn bids, with lighter lamb and sheep prices and regional bid fluctuations.
The seller notes they buy direct from manufacturers and large eastern import houses. They claim light expenses and up to date knowledge, promising courteous treatment and leaving customer judgment to decide.
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