Keen Chroniclers Record of Indiana News Events
A broad Indiana item shows theater destruction in Frankfort on Thursday, a fire damaging the Threater and nearby stores, with losses near 618,000. Other notes include a new banana peel ordinance in South Bend, a Barnesville banking payout, and a local murder acquittal near Corydon. The report lists multiple deaths, arrests, and legal actions across cities like Bloomington, Richmond, Warsaw, Muncie, and Fort Wayne, plus school meetings and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Blaines
Frankfort
Greencastle
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Fea
Bloomington
Neecham Township
Edinburg
Citizens’ National Bank
Crawfordsville
Marshall County
ED. P. Kennedy
Woody
Martinaville
Byron Cooper
Waterloo
Dr. McMurray
Fletcher Valentine
Gaar, Scott & Co
Richmond
Mary Frame Selby
Cupid
Muncie
Frank Eiter
Bessie Storer
J.C. Skinner
Carrie Wood
George Mitchell
Dora B. Wooda
Conrad
Corydon
Supreme Court
Frankfort & State Line
Center Township
New Muncie
W.l.burng
Brownsburg Record
Charles W. Bradgwick
Indianapolis Topographical Union
S Mitchell
Brown & Brown
New Castle
John M. Morrin
Ezra Scovell
Charles Padgett
Indiana
Washington
Edward Patterson
Warsaw
J. A. Woods
Thomas J. Blount
Business Man’s Association of
Brookville
Edward Enochs
Columbus
Indianapolis
Mishawaka
Bishou
F. Hurstj
City agency dispute risks trouble over material rules
The public works board deputy city attorney and Building Inspector Fitchey clash over authority. Asa Eden the contractor warns of a suit for false arrest and malicious prosecution after being arrested for depositing building material on Washington Street during construction. he received permission from the inspector but was released in police court. The board now bans curbside material deposits and Fitchey asserts his influence in enforcing the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iia Board of Public Works
Fitchey Ag
Asa Eden
A. O. Harris
Eden
Washington St
Fitcheya
Resignations and sports notes across politics and boxing
Minister Lincolns resignation accepted by the president while chatter about appointments and patronage swirls. Rumors surface of Gil Shanklin becoming public printer. Wisconsin bans Puguista. Louisville loses to Mobile 15 to 12. Busy boxing scene with Dempsey, Shadow Maher talks, Corbett-Mitchell deals, and Dixon crowned in New York. Grand Avenue fields a new baseball squad under Harry Henschen, playing Dalton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gil Shanklin
Rock Foundation
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Louisville
Mobile
Boston Ball Club
New York
Mike Daly
Bangor
Austin Gibbong
John Clarkson
Coney Island
Jack Dempsey
Maher
Billy Delaney
Corbett
Mitchell
Mike Boden
Fitesmmons
Georges Dixon
Chicago
Abingdon
Jackson
Frank McHugh
Sally Smith
Dixon
Dickson
Olympic Club
New Orleans
George LaBlanche
Fitzsimmons
Warren Lewis
A. G. Spaldiing
Jast Eesson
Aleck Greggains
A. W. Cooke
Boston
Bob Fitzsimmons
Greggains
America
Grand Avenue Baseball Club
Harry C.henschen
John Darmody
Raffert
Ramsey
Rhodes
Daffeey
Stewart
Barnes
Shuffelton
Vance
Adams
Daltons
Brighton Beach
Dye for Those We Love Promises Colorful Results
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for mothers to dye old clothes into new outfits. It claims the dyes are strong, fast, and cover a range from cheese cloth to heavy coats in many colors. The copy hints at a new location for spring, mentioning Tay Son’s Leggers as a recommended change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Boya
Merchants Debate Selling Ergs by the Pound in City
A readable fragment details diverse items from the era including Miss Florence May Martin’s death in Denver, Ex-President Harrison declining to preside at a Chicago charity congress, Hiram Howland named fairground track superintendent, and a union of local incidents. Multiple brief notes cover a vandalized lantern incident, a McHugh bill explanation, waiters dismissed for tipping issues, an explosion costing 200 dollars, and pension examiner Pearley removed. Additional items include revival service unease, charity service appeals, birth notices, illnesses, and several marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence May Martin
Mra. M
Bonus
Virginia-ave
Indianapolis Homing Mills
E. V W. Pearley
Republican
Interior Department
Federal Building
Mevin Kay M. E. Church
Sophie Fricker
Free Kindergarten Board
Martin
Bridget Fogan
James
Mary Stanley
C. W
Maggie Aukenbrock
T. W
Mary Kelley
Witey
Flora Hays
Benj
Julia Seagler
Deanis
Edwin Donovan
Raymond E. Doran
Grace Powell
Alice Goodwin
Hartzell Garet
Daniel L. Hooks
Water quality and beer brewing at Indianapolis firm
The article extols Indianapolis Brewing Company citing deep driven wells 300 to 500 feet deep for pure water essential to beer quality. It contrasts river water and city water, notes several local wells at Lieber’s and Schmidt’s breweries, and credits deep wells, quality malt and hops, and long fermentation for superior beer. It warns against contaminated river water and rushed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Bealy
Nature
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Agency
Lieber
Schmidt's
Wiener
Budweiser
C. Maus
Market reports from live stock and wheat markets
Live Strcek Market with Friday shipments and bids. Repor ts show earth receipts Liberal pricing for common grades and steady export steers. Hog and cattle values listed. inspectors notes and bids by Chicago market reflect steady demand and mixed quality. First beer notice and local committee updates included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsdianapolis Union Stoo
Hecelpta
Earth
Elise Yuilty
Reiber
Catie
Cain
Medina
Uriday
Ower
Ani
Holiday Store Adlisting Various Goods and Rates
A bustling catalog style notice lists soap, creams, cosmetics, perfumes, jewelry, and accessories for sale with prices and brief descriptors. Items include Turkish Bath soap, Castile soap, batter milk complexion soap, Vaseline products, handkerchief extracts, cosmetics, earrings, rings, and powder. Also advertised are Easter gaiters, fur or leather accessories, lace, fans, and perfumes with assorted price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Sheffield
Tormerroy
Alexander Alexander For Men and Boys Styles Highlight
The work showcases the Handsomest and most Artistic designs seen locally with metropolitan cuts. Mothers focusing on their young hopefuls will be welcomed in the ladies parlor for fitting and viewing of the latest fashion.
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Botherwand
American University
Johan Hardman
Hrockville
Hardman
Lafayette
Austin
L. Kumier
Opera House
Murphy
Sporting Life
Will¢e
Tay Son
Crey LiFe
Strcek Market
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Bo Ohash C
Comsi UC
Exetea
Perhead
City Grain Starket
Har Timothy
Timothy
Oba
Telegraph
Ecereaga
Gorx
Cbicaeo
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Home Brewing Company
Homa Bravwing Company
Hon Brewing Company
Ming
Bina Winson
Bottio Ee
Arroundemarae
George
Chapiisn
Markpeace
Ita Sejntant
Tae Buare Pee
Onancel Chance Matthews Printing Co
Vanca Bios Otice
Everead & Pronk
Bennett's
Hent
B. Macket Ct
St. Gov
New York-st. Gor
New York-st
Aera
Eaarch
Wasson
Ata Annig
Lager
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H. P. Wasson
Cinciarety
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Unitan Station
Rhein
D. E. Baldwin & Vo
North Tennsyivanis
Dum Batley
Iak
Alexander Alexander
Sandy Elchinder
Messenger
Flauner & Bushanan
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Asre Centlemen
Danbury Hat Co
Wagimetos
Albert Gall
West
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Cor. Market and
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