Fires and deaths sweep Indiana towns in a grim week
A flood of dramatic incidents crosses Indiana towns from Muncie to Anderson. Fatal horse kick injures Lewis Gekeler of Lancaster. a Delaware County asylum burns. ruins from fires hit Marion, Burney Station, Bedford, and Brazil. Frost cripples fruit crops. foremen plan new factories in Hartford City and Columbus streetcar line expansion. A spate of murders, escapes, and legal actions fill the docket, including train robberies, forged checks, a hanging, and major divorce cases.
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Rockville
Clinton
Merion Bootblacks
Goshen Shirt
Westville
Anderson
Muncie
Lewis Gekeler
Lancaster
Marion
CilLinveus
Sooresville
Hartford City
Columbus
Orinuco
Blondell
Brazil
Danville
Virginia Meredith
Cambridge City
Thurs- Cinge Vrank
Jamison Wilson
Delphi
Amos Mohler
Huntington
Shelbyville
Delaware County
Mun Cie
Shonkwiler
Standard of
Johnny Keimnitz
South Bend
Edward Evans
Burney Station
Della Cooper
Tehaney Lea
Loansville
Claire Taylor
Peru
Fred Schilling
Washington
Gus
Bill Long
Midland
Mooreland
Lapel
Mollie Shelley
Martinsville
Daniel
Charles Miller
John Creviston
Higginsville
Winchester
Oliver Morgan
Lynn
Louis Berry
Della Mass
Lesington
Wm. Reel
Vincennes
Kansas City Sun
Warn
Tex
Here
North Vernon
Charlotte Chowning
North
Wayne town resident Mas Jenkins dies at home
Mas Jenkins of Wayne township, a 60 year resident, died at his Clairmont area home from paralysis. Meanwhile Governor commuted Linville Nichols sentence in Putnam county for stealing four hams. State druggists discussed patent medicines and adopted resolutions requiring sale to druggists at fixed rates. The association visited Lilly & Co's laboratory.
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Mas. Jenkins
Wayne Township
Clairmont
Linville Nichols
Putnam County
American Asso
Lilly & Co
Three in One Day Railway Accidents Banquet
Indianapolis May edition reports multiple railroad accident claims on March 21. Dr Frank Brogan, an engineer on Louisville New Orleans Texas Railway, dies from a crash with a four thousand dollar policy paid to his brother John Brogan of New Orleans. Yard Master Dr George at Atlanta dies with beneficiary paid two thousand. Conductor Samuel Harmen of Columbus Shawnee and Hocking Railway loses a leg, amputation occurs, policy pays two thousand five hundred for loss of limb. Continued note on daily railroad accidents and insurance payouts across the country.
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Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway
Frank Brogan
John Brogan
New Orleans
Jobn Brogan
George
Atlanta
Esi- Ploves Accident Association
Sanusl MW. Harmen
Columbus, Shawneed& Hocking
Poscen
Sha Taraway
Sha Taraway Officials NO Employes Accident Association
Tailwagen & Aqte
Insurance Association
W W. K. Rellix
Indlaven AK Store Established in 1PSS and Linen Sales
Indlaven AK store opens with linen damask towels priced at 124¢ each and 68 inch satin damask table linen at 59¢ yard. Large satin damask napkins 8.50 per dozen, bleached damask napkins 0.68 per dozen, all pure linen. Cloak sale draws buyers as goods are shown at reduced prices in the west window.
Special textile sale nabbed in garbled ad copy
Readable fragments advertise fabrics and garments such as ginghams bodilessly named as “Special drives” and “White Goods.” Mentions yard pricing and various patterns like polka dots and stripes, with vague references to muslin, law n s and other textiles and a general shop sales pitch.
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Lea Ard
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