Gushen Gossips Aog Suicided in a Cell
A chaotic Indiana news page reports suicides, maritial woes, mob violence fears at Brownstown, and local incidents. Notes include a 12 712 school count for Clay county, a branch of Indiana block coal company near Clay City, a child burned by a dress, and district happenings across Kokomo Lebanon Muncie and Richmond with arrests, divorces, baptisms, and strikes.
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Diuncle
Brownstown
Clay County
Clay City
Indiana Block Coat Company
Chicago
Block Coal Trust
Combine
Minera
William Miller
Madison High School
Jack
Fort Wayne
Crotheraville
Kokomo
Jebanon
Elf
Wiliam
C. Mauzy
Niashville
Lafayette
Corydon
Henry Hileman
Diskee
Arthur McWhorter
Muncie
Batesville
Martinsville
P. m
Harry Denham
Terre Haute
Richmond
Elmer BE. Wolf
Marton
Dear Creek
Terra Haute
Thompson
Knox
I, LL & 1 Railroad Company
Stark County
Clara Unery
David C. Abery
Sue
Stephen Tullis
Wm Shortridge
Wm. Shortridge
Rushville
Henry County
Seymour
Crownstown
Fiona Trench
Reory Feadler
Tranck
Grownstown
Goshen
Mary Brooks
J. A. McCase-Iman
Baxters
Beatty
J. 8. Smith
Claypool
Wabash
Hazel
Stalth
Remains of Councilman McGill Buried in Cincinnati
The body of Councilman Robert McGill was transported to Cincinnati for burial Tuesday at 11. Mayor Sullivan and several council members accompanied the procession. Funeral services were held at 229 Cornell Ave on Monday afternoon, followed by a special council meeting in the evening where regulations honoring the deceased were read and adopted.
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McGill
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Cornell Ave
Sporting Life Signals and Boxing Prospects
Long remains at short for the Bostons while Weyhing has pitched in all Philadelphia wins. Sam Kelly seeks a 10-pound class backer match, and George Dixon’s camp posts 5000 to bind a Griffin bout. Other items note Pat Cahill’s weight challenge, Western Stars beat Young Sluggers 9 to 1, and Jack Dempsey set for a $6000 pay fight at Coney Island June 20. Also, umpire instructions and several scores from Monday baseball games are listed.
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Long
Bostons
Weyhing
Philadelphias
Sam Kelly
New York
George Dixon
Jimmy Osmond
Boston
Johnny Griffin
Pat Cahill
Western Stars
Sanday
Willie Yeager
W. Northst
Guy Smith
Jack Dempsey
Coney Island
G. J. Marott
Addrasa Hd
A. Cordell
Washington St
Richard Brown
George Nicholecon
Denisos House
Crown
Tresident Youngwil
Bert Scheller
Irom
Wm. Clark
Dayton, C
Jas
King
Dhamon
Kentucky
W. Woods
Cleveland
Fred. Morrin
Muldoon
Mullare
Vaughn
Ehret
Mhler
Washington
Batterea
Meekin
Farrell
Nichols
Bennett
Brooklyn
Rusie
Doyle
Kinslow
Stein
Baltimore
Philadelphia
McMahon
Robinson
Sharrott
Clements
Labor Strikes Shake City Plasterers and Unions
Labor groups in wholesale houses seek a charter from the American Federation and report $8 per week wages with 7 am to 6 pm hours. An arbitration panel including ex-Lt. Governor Jinnnesa will address last week’s strike. Central labor union notes unions use union made kegs at Indianapolis and Home brewing firms, challenging coopers. Sim Coy fixtures questioned for non union sourcing. Harvey Stener addressed visitors.
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Pottera
American Federation
Leiut
Jinnnesa
Central Labor Union
Indianapolis
Home Brewing
Coopers
Sim Coy
Harvey Stener
Child Prays for Bicycle and Receives Velocipede
A three year old boy on Central avenue prayed nightly for a bicycle after his father urged him to ask God for what he wants. The boy’s earnest pleas continued for weeks until his father, moved by hope, bought him a three wheeled velocipede. The boy awoke to see the gift and remarked that he knew the difference between a bicycle and velocipede. Weather and other notes follow in the column.
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Central Ave
Frankie
Hite
Fie
City Life Notes and Local Proceedings
Local column lists residents' deaths and insanity declarations, G A R visitors, social dinners for a minister editor, and ongoing sewer channel work. Chandler Taylor strike, West Indianapolis bond approval, Tudiang Polish association officers chosen, Poehler estate suit, Premier steel plant receiver, and bridge accident report. Police presence at Denison hotel debated waiter threats, Beckner Dugan asset report reviewed, Propyleum stockholders meeting with directors named, and a long list of deaths and marriages in progress.
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Vica
Jane
H. Grifith
Meridianst
Marion County
John H. Johnson
Clara Kretzschma
Brown
St. Louis
Thomas A. Hendricks
Morsa
State Ditch
Talbott Ave
Fourteenth-St
Fall Creek
Chandler & Taylor Boilermakers
West Indianapolis
Johnson
Tudiangpolishlearing House Association
Theo. P. Haughey
W. P. Gallup
3. J. Fletcher
W. W. Woollen
Louis G. Poehler
William Poehler
Big Four Railroad
Stonday
U Colleges
Poehler
Legacgs
A Premier Steel Works
Andrew Keys
Pleagent Run
Garfield Park
EK. T. Johan
Collier & Murphy
State St
Denison Hotel
Cullen
Grand Hotel
Beckner & Dugan Furniture Company
Beckner
Mra
G. F. Adams
Brg
H. R.allen
WU. Bates
Bre
F. W. Chislett
John A. Holman
Aira
HH. Wasselman
Frankie Landers
H.D. Pierce
E.C. Atkins
F. Claypool
John
Cleland
E. F. Hodges
Emias
Edwin
Mary Moulin
Joe
Lou Reser
E. J
Firs
Brennan
Geo
Mrs. Gray
Mary Hiles
Tim
Mary O'Riley
Dearns
Herbert Michel
Glenn Girdley
W.E. Niblack
Emma Connor
Martha Blackwell
Milla Hatfield
Lillian Sinder
Browning J. Gable
W. H. Cooper
James P. Walton
Mary A. Byerg
Thomas Harris
Jeanie Johnson
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From May 1835 Sale
Tuesday market notes show cattle prices steady with careful demand amid varying weights from 450 to 1480 pounds and many classes of stock cattle. Hog trade active with firm prices and robust shipments, while grain prices and futures quotes appear in a broad city market listing alongside livestock data.
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Tapianarolis Union
Grace Yass
Hesalpta
Eeee Eens
Ene
Eenevereen
Era and Shippers
Infant Mortality and Lactated Food Appeal
The author cites Dr. J. H. Hanaford arguing that widespread use of lactated food could reduce infant mortality, noting its availability from any druggist in Indianapolis. The piece treats infant deaths as a lamentable fact and promotes a medical remedy.
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J. H. Hanaford
Indianapolis
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Indiana
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