Seymour Funerals Open Doors Amid Alleged Shoplifts
A jumble of local notices reports Seymour funerals opening doors and a string of incidents. W News items include Jerre Sullivan tied to Darnell Iron Works, a 107 pound spoonbill catfish from Wagle lake, and multiple deaths in Kendallville Mooresville and Decatur county. Local courts, bank reshuffles, divorces, and a gas explosion at Montesliar are noted alongside council friction in New Albany and indictments in Rushville and Goshen.
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C. Mains
Kendallville
William H. Hinson
Mooresville
Knox County
Vincennes Dunes
Isaac Ferry
Elkhart
Wagle Lake
Anderson
Koicrso
Daniel Cover
Decatur County
Justice Chamberlain
Goshen
Laporte
Seymour
Albany
Eues
Anna Lou Mitchell
Martineville
Bank of Albany
Daisey
Montesliar
General Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Hudson Tauraday
Commercial Bank of Oxford
Hiwood
Muncie
U.S
Adams
Greensburg
Cayuga
Tullis-Stortridge
Rushville
Arcadia Bank
L,t&t Railway Bulletin
Starke County
Louis I. Price
John Turley
Indiana
Velarune
Cession
Valparaiso
Robert Adams
Nathan Bell
William Nelson
Wranit McCarty
Southern Penitentiary
J. B. Merriweather
Jeffersonville
Crawfordeville
Kereting
Nicholas Gerardy
San Pierre
Kerating
Graphic
Hamilton
Stsaben County
Alondar
Mackessy
Lafayette Bix
Uesday
Pritchard
Boxing and sports tidbits from multiple matches and plans
The article notes Instant sold in Cleveland for 4200 dollars and lists forthcoming bouts. Tom Kelly posts a 100 dollar forfeit to fight Lilly Vernon, while Johnny Gibbons agrees to a 120 pound bout with Stanton Abbott. Morgan Crowther seeks George Dison, Fred Morris aims for a 140 pound foe, and Jim Daly of Corbett is slated for four rounds with Peter Maher in Philadelphia for 2000 dollars. Details include a Denison house pool tournament rising interest and O Connor beating Bayless 100 to 36. An unknown Muncie man seeks Tommie Miller backing for 506, Gillespie and Howley fight near Wheeling with Howley KO’d by a heart blow. Billy Siwniti’s wife’s death delays his fight with Jack Dempsey by eight weeks. Wrestling match Comstock versus Farmer Burns set for Fort Wayne May 26 with 8500 purse and 100 side bets. Tuesday baseball scores Saint Louis 6 Cincinnati 9, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 10 New York 1.
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Instant
Cleveland
Tom Kelly
Loboken
Lilly Vernon
Johnny Gibbons
Stanton Abbott
Morgan Crowther
George Dison
Fred Morris
Billy Madden
Jim Daly
Corbett
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Denison House
O'Connor
Bayless
Muncie
Tommie Miller
Indianapolis
James Gillespie
Ohio
Mike Howley
Wheeling
W. Va
Howley
Billy Siwniti
Coney Island Club
Jack Dempsey
J. ©. Comstock
Farmer” Burns
Big Rock
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hawley
Pietz
Darby
Murphy
Chicago
Pittsburgh
McGilland
Schriver
Ehret
Mack
Boston
New York
Stivels
Ganze
Rusie
McMahon
A Night in Elwood with a Pushy Town Guard
An Indianapolis lawyer recalls a morning in Elwood during a layover from Anderson to Tipton. A badge wearing officer with a club accosted him on the platform, threatened arrest for trespass, and demanded he count ties out of town. The tale ends with a warning: never travel to Elwood on a night train.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Tipton
Elwood
Po Tipton
Andersen
Inginopolis
Phwat
Indianapolis events and notices from local society pages
A compact roundup: benefit night at First Baptist Church benefits boys home. Marion County medical society discusses Dr. O J Brown’s death. Zigzag Club hosts 200 guests at N Delaware Ave home. Grand Lodge I O O F session with 300 delegates. Divorce suit by Annie Cross. school book commission revisits high schools. Daughters of Rebekah adjourns with officers elected. Marriage licenses listed. various illnesses and deaths reported. election chatter among local officials.
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Frirst Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Mannerchor Society
Mannerchor Hall
Michael Jynch
City Hospital
Girls’ Industrial School
Fairview Park
Tommiaon Hall
Marion County Medical Society
O. J. Brown
W. H. Douley
Central Christian Church
Salome Nassaman
Physio-Medical Association
Indianeave
Loveland
A. L. Wishard
N. Delaware
Grand Lodge I. O. O. IF
Annie Cross
Joseph
State Board of School Book Commissioners
Seymour
North Vernon
D. A. Randthaler
G. J. Letcher
James Smith
The
Daughters of Rebekah
Chicago
Lira
M. L. Lefener
Union City
Wasson's Great Millinery Sale Opens with Crowded Dept
The Wasson's millinery sale is in full blast with the array crowded by buyers. Hats and lovers are arranged on tables for easy selection with surprises in store for tomorrow as thousands of hats and bunches of roses are displayed.
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Wasson’s
Bie
Hats sale price range noted in ad copy
The text records a promotional offer for hats with pricing examples. It cites 1,200 hats at a discount from Tuc to $1 and 1,500 hats sold at $1.25 to $1.75, indicating volume-based price variation and reduced unit costs for buyers.
Local Flower Lot Sells Across Area At Low Prices
A reader notes a vast selection of flowers previously sold at higher prices. Prices range around 715e to 2 Si per unit, with many varieties still available at reduced rates. Shoppers report broad choices and frequent restocks.
Women's Congress highlights and a fatal train incident
May 17 reports show Elisabeth Cady Stanton addressing civil and social evolution of women in Washington hall while Jane C Unwin spoke on women in municipal government in Columbus hall. Weather was cold as crowds attended events and spectators at Jackson Park. A Warsaw, Indiana man died after an epileptic seizure beside a Pennsylvania track. Market notes cover grain, livestock, and commodities, with mixed prices and several notations from the Toledo and Indianapolis markets.
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Chicago
Women’s Congress
Elisabeth Cady Stanton
Washington Hall
Columbus Hall
Jane C. Unwin
da Liarper
Indiana
Rena
Jackson Park
Fort Warnu
Ind
Edwis L. Ward
Warsaw
Pennsylvania
Legends and Lilies and a Poem of Gratitude
A prominent writer Mrs Jennis Swaine of Pembroke N A has just published Legends and Lilies through the Republican Press Association of Concord. The volume is a book of verse praised for its spirit and search for beauty though it attracts attention for its author overwork and recovery aided by Paine's celery compound.
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Mre
Jennis Swaine
Pie Poefess
Taa
Republican Kross Association of Concord
Paine
Soothing Syrup marketed for infants and children
An old advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething and distress in infants. It claims effectiveness, lists a price of seven pounds and twenty five shillings per bottle, and asserts sale by druggists worldwide under the brand name Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Rent notes for rooms near Liberty Street and Tennessee Street
Classified notice lists three NRCA rooms for housekeeping and gas duties near Cour hours at 122 M. Liberty Street. Also advertises an unfurnished room on first or second floor at 222 N Tennessee Street.
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Nrca
Liberty-st- Gi Poe
Tennessee-st
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William Simcoe, Jr
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Francis V. Marshall
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Charles Thompson
Hettie Stewart
Gilbert K. Shannon
Amantha Agee
Clarence W. Doll
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Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
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State of Winds
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N. Davidsoust
Comrades
Chonge HF
Chepman Post 209
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Everead & Pronk
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