Despondent Huntingtonian Sub cites a Martinsville man
A busy state notes many local items including a despondent Huntingtonian citing a Martinsville man in a nar row escape. Elwood plans a halt road around the city while the Keeley Institute at Liberty opens May 1. The Montgomery county horse show is set for April 15 and a new passenger depot will be built at Anderson by Big Four and Panhandle.
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Elwood
Panhandle Company
Ahalt
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Elwood National Banking Company
Lake Maxinkuckee
Keeley Institute
Liberry
William Baland
Mitchell
Montgomery County
Big Four
Panhandle
Anderaun
Egraph Company
Fort Wayne
Edison
Mich
Middletown
van Wert
Bert Miller
Bothwell
White River
Martinsville
Muller
James Tobin
Montgomery
Sporting Life Notes and Matches Across Regions
Old Brooklyn catcher Jin Peoples appointed umpire for theastern league. Jack McAuliffe and Horace M Leeds to fight in Philadelphia Saturday night. John McPherson trains for Scottish games at the world fair. Sheltenbarger of Ashley seeks a $1000 wrestling match with Farmer Burns. Philadelphia veterans largely refuse salary cuts. The world pool champion seeks Chicago big-money match, minimum $300. Robey track opened with small crowd. manager Arno arrested for selling pool. Prolific featherweight Pronk Borphy won two fights in the U.S. before dying in Britain. The Belfast spider noted among great feats in racing. Yale and Columbia freshmen accept Harvard freshmen crawl challenge. triangular race at New London before Yale-Harvard varsity race. Cornell freshmen seeking race but frozen out. A Drunkard's Case reports Peter McDonald shooting into a crowd in Thorntown. Budd Ghant wounded. McDonald to two years in prison and $200 fine.
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Jin Peoples
Brooklyn
Jack McAuliffe
Horace M. Leeds
Philadelphia
John McPherson
Sheltenbarger
Ashley
Thompson
yeOro
Chicago
Robey
Arno
Pronk Borphy
Englseh
Llis
Tive
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Cornell
Indiana 36-Hour Weather Forecast Ends March 31 1893
Forecasts for Indiana for the 36 hours ending 8 am March 31 1893 call for fair Thursday night and Friday with continued calm conditions and no precipitation expected.
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Indiana
Vandalia Line Route for G. A. R. Encampment
The Vandalia Line is set as the official route for the G. A. R. Encampment in Evansville Indiana with tickets sold April 3 4 and 6 returning April 7 at a single fare. Three fast daily trains provide direct service via Gaion Station Terre Route with BR and T H to avoid transfers. Through sleeper on night trains offered for longer journeys. For details contact your local ticket agent or W Bronner district passenger agent Indianapolis Indiana.
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Gaion Station
Terre
BR. &.T. H. Taus
W. ¥. Bronner
Mistakes of Man on a Rainy Night in Denison
A North-side citizen Banks loses one overshoe in mud, then discovers the other is hurled into the street during a car ride. Laughter follows as he realizes his own joke on himself. A Denison drug store mixup ends with a customer receiving dishes instead of cuffs.
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Banks
Hanag
Denison House
Sig
Haag
Carrie Heiney Back In Custody For Lightweight Theft In Greenfield
Carrie Heiney a 20 year old in the custody of Police matron Mrs. Buchanan awaiting advice from Greenfield is suspected of stealing small items including a cheap hat an apron and a few handkerchiefs. Questioning revealed she previously stayed at a Home for friendless women claiming to be from Cumberland’s prominent family. Her mother refused to take her back after she preferred her father following a parental separation.
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Carrie Heiney
Buchanan
Greenfield
Miss Fannie Gundelfinger Wed in Indianap olis ceremony
Miss Fannie Gundelfinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Gundelfinger wed Louie Benny Schwabacher of Peoria Ill at Propriaeum Habbi Messing officiating. After an eastern trip couple to return for a short visit then depart for their Peoria home. Additional markers noted on third page.
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Fannie. Gundelfinger
Max Gundelfinger
Louie Benny Schwabacher
Peoria
Ill
Propriaeum
Habbi Messing
Roxbury Home for Aged Women Promotes Paine’s Celery Compound
A Boston Globe report notes the Roxbury Home for aged women, led by President Solon W. Bush, and highlights testimonials praising Paine’s celery compound as a nerve and blood tonic. Residents like Mrs Hannah Patterson, 90, and Miss Lucymann claim improved health and resumed abilities, with the ad urging purchase at drug stores during spring months.
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Boston Globa
Roxbury
Barton Ave
Boston
Solon W. Bush
Paine
Sase
Mia
Hannah Patterson
Lucymann
New Easter Gifts and Fabrics Sale Teases Deep Discounts
A newspaper ad previews Easter souvenir spoons gilt bowls and new cup designs at low prices. It promotes crystal and iron bowls etched glass oil bottles tin cups and cooking crocks with bold discounts. Also featured are muslin ginghams flannels percales linen cloths and suitings with sizable price cuts slated for tomorrow.
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Oke
New Spring Wraps Debut at H. P. Wasson & Co
H. P. Wasson and Co opens tomorrow with new spring wraps including Haster Bonnets and Hats. The display promises fashion updates for the season.
Easter Neckwear Styles At Warmer Store Display
The marshalling of Easter neckwear offers a magnificent array of new styles. Graduated 4-in-hand, Rape in hearts, Chantilly and English Sears patterns appear in light colors with delicate figures. Bry wick Addison Montaur Wyvern bands add variety, with Clubhouse and Atlantic bows among the featured options.
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Chantilly
Sears
BRY Wick
Addison
Montaur
Wyvern
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