Indiana News Roundup From Seymour to Terre Haute
A fractured Indiana page reports on deaths including Julia Christy near Seymour and Harry Hiddlebiddle in Cayuga, an oncoming Anderson races event July 18 to 21 with $400 daily purses, wrecks near Evansville, a broadband of legal cases in Clinton and Morgan counties, burglary at Sedalia, and a sensational breach of promise suit at Washington.
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Julia A. Christy
Seymour
Harry Hiddlebiddle
Cayuga
James McMahon
Cara
Cannelton
Seaston
Shelbyenne
Con Quiningham
Crawfordsville
Belfast
M.1
Atlanta
Hite
Dan Reese
Muncie
Minnie Cramer
Wabash
Florence Ransey
Indiana Veteran Association
Monroeville
Arly
Mitchell & Barlow
Mitchuil
Coantry
Yountsville
Jeremiah Courval
Sulman
Terre Haute
Frank Foutz
Cambridge City
Tipton
Waite River
Mitchall
May Ferguson
Frankfort
John Blanch
Clinton County
Cyrus Mack
Yoong
Knox
James W
Fortyilly
Tfoe Cord
Houss
Anderton Times
Custie Briday
Tea Sugey
Martingvilla
White River
Sedslia
Charlotte Miller
Elkpoint
Columbus
Marshal Lewellen
Rivalry Flare at DePauw University Classes
The senior and junior classes at DePauw University in Guanacasky Indiana clash after a junior stole a class day program from a senior’s room. The junior faced faculty questioning and was given two hours to return the property and depart, but papers were not obtained and the senior had him arrested on a housebreaking charge. The rivalries run deep and further trouble is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw University
Guanacasky
Ind
Sunday church services listed in Meridian area
Meridian churches announce Sunday services with morning and evening hours. Rev. Cleve land Mil bira Dewhurst Rondthaler Lucas Vaines Vana Anda Buchtel and Carstensen lead worship at Second Presbyterian Plymouth Tabernacle Central Christian St George's First Presbyterian St Pauls Episcopal and Roberts Park M E with sermons on themes like conversions, the exile's return, homeward journey, and Palm Sunday rites. Bishop Knickerbocker to preach and administer confirmations.
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Meridian
M. J
H. A. Cleveland
Second Presbyterian
J.A. Milbira
Plymouth Congregational
F. B. Dewhurst
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. A. Rondthaler
Central Christian
D. RH. Lucas
Paul
St. George’s Church
Knickerbocker
First Presbyterian
M. L. Vaines
Roberts Park
M. E
C. A. Vana Anda
Centislave
H. A. Buchtel
St. Paul's Episcopal
Carstensen
Sunday Ginger Brom-5:58 Ree Go
A brief fragment mentionsgeo 19 Geo. WW. Stenham.c Co and Sunday Ginger with a time cue 5:58, suggesting ad or schedule note in the page fragment.
Pranks and a Burial Outfit Prank Gone Wrong
A day clerk recalls boyhood mischief including addressing mail to altered names and causing a publisher to lose subscribers. A later tale follows a man ordering a burial outfit for a supposed death, only to learn the friend is recovering, leaving the undertaker surprised but discharged.
Notable 1890s Sports Notes And Rumors Tale
Nancy Manks to enter July meet. Brady cites Squire Abingdon’s $10000 stake claim. Columbus athletic club nets $5000 after Vokes Bolan bout. Charlestown beat Baltimore 4 to 3 in exhibit game. Wiley Evang and Muldoon’s thunderbolt eyed at 6500 a side. Coney Island club reportedly offers up to 75000 for Mitchell Corbett bout. Adrian Anson in Washington joking about an office. Ward and King in Philadelphia seeking catcher. Mike Kelly delay. St Louis Browns open exhibition series vs Nashville. score 10 to 3. Rumor of 200000 athletic club house in Covington if Kentucky sports bill passes. Crescent City wrestling tourney may feature Lewis Roebar McMillan Connors Burns Ross Cannon. Reach baseball guide 1893 released. Club baseball practice at Coy’s grounds ahead of Anderson game April 2. Albert Scheding dealer in first-class beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Manks
Brady
Squire Abingdon
Mitchell
Columbus
Nashville Club
St. Louis
Nashville
Covington
Kentucky
Crescent City
van Lewis
Ernest Roebar
Duncan McMillan
Tom Connors
Farmer Burns
Duncan Ross
Tom Cannon
Coy’s
Old Place
Anderson
Scattered City Notices Mix With Market Reports
Building inspector reprimanded by safety board over keeping streets clear. Funeral announced for 5 month old Robert Morris Nixon, son of Harry C. Nixon. Cant. H. P. Thomas reelected captain of merchant police. board conflict over committee examinations. Wheat and corn futures noted with prices and bids. Various commodity bids and market updates from Chicago and Milwaukee markets. March 25 reports include opening quotes for wheat and hogs, with prices for rye and oats.
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Fltchey
Baen
Board of Public Safety
Chicago
Robert Morris Nixon
Harry C. Nixon
Indianapolis
H. P. Thomas
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards 1868
Market reports heavy on cattle hogs and sheep with steady week-long trend. Prices vary by grade from extra choice shipping cattle to common steers and heifers, plus strong hog activity and steady to firm finishes. Receipts noted for Saturday and weekly totals, with packers active in bidding.
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Indianapolis
Angovel
Chufee
Weesen Eden
Beche
Pat
Babel Butchers
Doctor Endorsement Promotes Paine's Celery Compound
An aging physician at Dartmouth promotes the celery compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and related illnesses. Patients like Mr Littlejohn credit the treatment with restoring appetite, reducing nervous prostration, and curing long-standing ailments after trials with numerous doctors failed. The letter-witnessed accounts describe dramatic personal recoveries and high expenses spent seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Paine
Littlejohn
Mr. Littlejohn
Janesville
Chicago
Milwrittens
Paite
Neckwear styles for season exceed former years
EP lair wen presents a new sea son collection featuring graduated end four in hand Chantillys Tecks puffs club house bows shield bows Windsors and varied strings. Colors are new and highly choice, with large medium and small shapes offered to suit all tastes.
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