Indiana Towns Bowed by a Long List of Tragedies
A parade of accidents and crimes across Indiana reports dozens of deaths and injuries from kicks, falls, mine collapses, and runaway horses. Robberies, elopements, and political intrigue punctuate a turbulent period as communities in Seymour Noblesville Logansport Madison and South Bend record fatalities, limb losses and legal cases while unusual events touch daily life.
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Indiana
Pendleton
Jeffersonville
Evanaville
Henry Reimers
Vincennes
Henry Dutch
Elkhart
Cass County
Seymour
Luther Teter
Noblesville
Kanakee
Bert Bender
Logansport
Harry Herrick
Valparaiso
Henry Lloyd
Rosedale
John Louderback
Richmond
Walter Gregg
Daily Press Office
Chas. Burr
Decatur
Alice Buser
Colfax
Carl W. Doerr
Brownstown
Marion
Marion Brick Works
Henry Berger
Frank Thomas
Henry ‘Young
Greensburg
Young
Myers
Maud Sckart
Kokomo
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Scott
New Albany
South Bend
Cetowa
Geo. Lewis
Doyle
Sporting Life Highlights From City League Baseball
Hardie Richardson signs with New York as 4,300 attend to watch city league action. Joliet tops Kivansville 8 to 1, Bloomington beats Purdue 6 to 3, and other league results include Indianapolis defeats Omaha 13 to 8 amid loose fielding. Cincinnati draws 18,000, and key fights and standings referenced with multiple teams and dates.
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Hardie Richardson
New York
Joliet
Kivansville
Bloomington
Purdue
Louisville
Omaha
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Beatin
Minneapolis
Jack Rifle
Ohio
Jack Conley
Boston
Muncie
Klee & Colemans
Cincinnati
Mike Conley
Ithaca
N. Y
C. F. Fisher
el Paso
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
St.Paul
Toledo
Elliott-Fulford
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
Myer- McAuliffe
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Corbett
St. Paul
West Indianapolis
White Oaks
Young Shamrocks
Blackford-ats
W. McCarty-sts
Silver Plates
Centrals
Springdales
Nagle
Gayle
Hayes
Darby
Fitzgerald
Grim
Cobb and Robinson
Bird
Dwyer
Milligan
Gastright
Murphy
McGill
Mullane
Doyle
Cuppy
Williams
Wild eagle shot sparks Mt Jackson report and local notices
A collection of brief items reports Wm Wissell shooting a bald eagle at Mt Jackson. Other notes cover jewelers closing early, Keeley cure lecture, art exhibit plans, a boy’s trek from Tennessee to Indianapolis, labor temple elections, a Bates Sunday anniversary dinner, death of a music teacher in Rochester, a daughter found with help from authorities, factory demolitions and building plans, a funeral, secret orders in federal custody, various fires and accidents, a Chicago shooting, a mob incident in Nashville, and sales ads and humorous notices.
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Wm. Wissell
Mt. Jackson
Washington
Labor Temple
August Tamm
B. Alley
H. M. Mount
Louis Reibold
Bates
Helen Hanvey
Rochester
N. Y
Albert Johnson
Anderson
Court-st
Indianapolis Chair Company
Thomas Purdman
Surgical Institute
Slaughter
Adrian Carr
Evansville
Carr
Market reports show mixed livestock and grain activity
Hog receipts about 1,000 Monday with 700 shipments. prices steady as feeders and hogs move. Sheep receipts light with steady outlook. lambs and ewes quoted with varied weights. Grain markets noted mixed wheat and corn futures with closing values across Chicago and New York exchanges.
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Para
Indianapolis
Jagt
Atenav
Cue Co
Lakeot Das
Telegraph
Chicago
New York
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Fair Indiana
iKicken
Elopers Caudit
Apa
Jacob Parker
William A
Sporting Life
Washington Waits
Amos Cummings
Blount
Georgia
Sah
Europe
Millbank
London
Countess Russell
Countess Clancarty
Belle Bilton
Hood
Bur
Sloan
al Mueller
Tinois-st
Ed. Ducan
West Wash-st
Burtoct's
Olty Life
Kas
Loeb’s
Variety Theater
Leadville
Col
Princess Opera House
Winnipeg
Broadway
Brookyn. C
Crete
Neb
Sunny
Jos
Lemontague
Laferty
Fair Lawn
Lexington
Nashville, Tenn
Grizzard
al. Muallers
Linois St
Tha C. F. Schmidt
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Payents
Chapman & Mullally
Paris
Laurie’s
Reed St. Baptist Church
J. R. Averett
Everroad
Chance
Chance-Matthews Printing Co
Il Vangebladt
Bennett's
E. Wash
Tle
Panden & CO
W. Washington-st. the
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New
Foster's
Pennsylvania-st
Pennsylvania
Merkelst
Son
Massachusetts-ave
Wayne-ave
Farried
StoGadasy
James Pyle
IAD
Sean Cestacen Sane
Oity
Epectacles
Rogers Bros
Oldsbery, Watchmaker
East
J. H. Ryder
W. Washington St
Dentirt
H. Davidson
Marion Brock
Oor
Meridian-atg
Bbc
Phelps Bros
Vance
Epha Jonson
Agnes Beckwira
Weatminster Aquarium
United States
Illinois
Ind
Hazelton
Pearson's Mush
Jersey
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
Delaware
CE Kregelo & Whitsett
North
Delaware Strest
Rentsow’s
Virginia-ave
Cleo Lando
East Market Sts
Planner
Pirestors
N. Trinois
Eady
FRE Ambulance
The
Times
National” Business College
Cor
Washington and
Meridian Streets
L. A. Duthie
Watches Blocckks
Schergens
Jeweles
Washington Street
EAGLE
West Washington St
Meridian St
W. Washington-st
Bryce
Ned
Jay Witcum Wrylay
C. Aneshaensel
Aneshaensel & Strong
Marion Bleck
Meridian and
Ohio Streets
Stedman Dental CO
S. Carlton
Wallace Block
Mass.ave
Charles Mayer & CO
West
Parrott & Taggart
Graham
H. T. Hearley & CO
Sfiegel, Thoms & CO
Washington ST
Draper Department
Zilbert Gyrall
W. Wash
Tnts
C. & Johnson
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