Fires, deaths, and trials dominate Indiana report
A wide Indiana news roundup details deadly fires in South Bend and Huntingburg with losses and arson suspicion, a Danville resident aged 88 dead, a hog cholera report near Lincolnville, a tramp crushed on a Mitchell train, a dynamite blast injuring a diver, and a long list of local incidents. Also noted are church consecrations, a Knights Templar commandery May 21, pension increases for Cyrus Seldomridge, and political notes from Evansville, Vincennes, and Noblesville.
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Indiana
Vick
Rochester Seedsman
Elkhart
Washington
Knights Templar Commandery
Knox
Parke County
Chas. Rose
Danville
Indiana Manufacturing Company
South Bend
Lincolnville
Wabash County
James Turpin
Mitchell
Burney
Dacatur County
Dallas Talbot
Evansville
Marion
Mitchell High School
Dougie
Versailles
Corea
Crawfordsville
Ab. Gerard
Woods
Seymour
Michael Heidenrick
Joseph Davis
Fort Wayne
Heidenrick
Davis
Wo. A. McDaniel
P. m
Tharntown
Boone County
Masters
George Hoagland
Boonville
Cyrus Seldomridge
Muncie
Vanderburg
Spiegel
Arlington
Conaway & Son
Sanders Reeves
Warren
Attica Ledger
Daniel Weaver
Shipstawana
Episcopal Church of the State i
Plymouth
Rochester
Hey
Frank Notlstt
Otway Calvin
Donn L. Fossett
Covington
Aileboro
Vincennes
Belisf
Hoffman
Conference of German Evangelical Synod
Tudisia
Ohio
Kentucky
Huntingburg
Dubois County
Rathert
Bloomington
Indiana University
Jeremiah W. Jencks
Duate
University of Michigan
Jas
University of Halle
Germany
Knox College
Ill
Tstory
Earle Barnes
Cornell College
Pres. White
McCabe
London
Michigan University
Noblesville
Daily Journal
Journal
Wilson
Journal Building
A. Little
Chas. Michael
Wainwright & Co
Byers
Joseph Meal
Losa
Base Ball Friday Games Highlight Early Season Struggles
Friday matchups showed Boston and New York effective on offense while Cleveland and Philadelphia faltered in pitching. Krum debuted for Pittsburgh against New York as eight Giants reached base, and Sun reports dominated by timely base running and rare hard hits.
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Boston
Cleveland
Cacago
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Columbus
Loulaville
Bancroft Can
Pittsburg
Krum
New Yorks
Giants
Philadelphia
Tunificent
Morning Paper
Chump
Phillies
Sun
Che Sun
Indianapolis
Koyle
Henry
Burlinton
City notes on death recovery and local events
The drowned boy Willie Spratt’s body was recovered at 10 o’clock by Charles Wattig and taken by Undertaker Blanchard. Local figures Gorby and Collett face residency and legal issues, while the Masonic hall art exhibit ends Saturday. Friday sales include three artworks and civic plans advance a Curran homestead purchase for a district building. A fly fishing contest is planned for May 31 with multiple prizes and judges listed. Market notes detail weekly provisions and groceries with numerous item prices.
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Willie Spratt
Bath House
Charles Wattigana
Blanchard
Gorby
Prof
Collatt
Dearborn County
Collett
Masonic Hall
Edgar
Mies E. J. Holgate
G. F. Adams
Clara McChesney
T. C. Day
G. H. Plumb
H. C. Long
Echo Board
Curran Homestead
Elder Ave
Belt
River
Jameson
Judess
Byron K. Elliot
P.8. C. Hunt
DeWitt Wallace
Diverse Farm Commodities and Prices Across Markets
OCR fragment lists prices for vegetables and produce including cucumbers cabbage Florida crates tomatoes asparagus beans strawberries and potatoes with per box or per crate figures. Also shows alcohol drugs oils resins seeds flour feed hay and market notes on hogs cattle sheep wheat and corn prices across Chicago Indianapolis and New York with open bids and shipments.
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California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
N. Y
N.Y
HERSE
New York
Limburg
Lrivk
Burbanks
Hebrons
Florida
U. S
U. S. Yarps
Imprana Po
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Classified notices and ads fragment list jobs rooms rented boarder wanted and an auction sale of furniture and household items with partial details and missing context. Items include boarding and lodging offers, employment positions, and an auction set for May 21 led by EB Weinland and J Lowary.
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Washington
Salo
D. Weinland
Pris. J. Lowary
Underwear Shop Promises Continued Service Amid Growth
A fragment from a local notice describes a shop facing rising patronage and pledges to maintain its healthful, attentive service. The passage hints at two individuals or partners involved and signals ongoing commitment to customers.
Textile terms from a historical fabric catalog
The fragment lists gauze gossamer Balbriggan and domestic fabrics in French and English plain and fancy weaves lisle thread fillet or open work summer merino summer wool nainsook and drilling.
Furnishing Department Offers Thin Under Goods at Low Prices
Thin under goods advertised for all, with prices stated as lower than any competitor. Encourages readers to come at once to the Furnishing Department to take advantage of the sale.
Suits for Betrothal Gift Sparked by Jeweler Tulips
A suitor describes buying a watch in a diamond decorated case as a betrothal gift. The jeweler comments that the case resembles a floral design with tulips. The catalog promises watches to suit every case and budget, with notes on quality and price.
Importers Sample Shawls and Scarfs Offered for Sale
Bingham G Walk Wa has purchased a large stock of cashmere shawls and scarves in all colors. The retailer lists both real retail value and sale prices, urging buyers that another opportunity like this may not come soon.
Philadelphia Store Bargains on Unlaundried Shirts and Hosiery
A Philadelphia store advertises 75 dozen unlaundried shirts at 2 cents per dozen, 45 dozen ladies silk mitts stitched back for 1 cent, and ladies summer vests and parasols at deep discounts. Offers include new hosiery and cloaks with unusually low prices, highlighting vast savings and limited quantities.
Summer dresses and fabrics at exclusive patterns
A wide selection of summer dresses fabrics including Lawns, Or Gandies, Batistes, Linen Lawns, French Ginghams by the yard and in combos, Challies, Salleens and light-weight Woolens. Features exclusive challies with wide side bands and new novel colors. Exclusive fast black sateens guaranteed colorfast under water, perspiration, and acids.
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Nainscok
India
Madras
Tunis
Brussels
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Hey. M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
R. V. Hunter
God
E. P. Whallon
Fourth Presbyterian Church
D. R. Lucas
Mr. Grant
Grant
University Park
the Sun
City Grain Market
Coxs
Erie
Prairie
Welegraph Markets
Caronno
Kate Bryant
Usytk
St. Ilino
Nary Er
St. Mudet
Eas St
St. Tay
Washington St
N. Aiardian
SUN Office
Chan
New Lorik
Jol Edwards
Marion Counts
William Rowe
Adim
Business Universit
Martin Hayden
Brugenie Besserer
Battle OF
Atlanta
G D. Edmonson
Bingham
W. G. van Ahsdel
Tiline
Wi. Kodlema
East
Edmonson
Comstock
East Washington St
RED Hot Bargains
Sullivan-Grons Co
W. Washington-st
Ayres & GO
C. Eden and CO
North
Delaware
Crown Edge
Crldran
Yic
Dedert & Sudbrock
Washington-st
Pouder’s
Washington Street
C. M. Raschig
E. Wash
West Washington Street
Delaware Street
Eldridee & Co
Alabama
Maryland Sts
EFC
Hommown & Mattingly
West Market Street
Cyclorama Place
Andianapolis
Louis Reibold
Hartford, Lowell & Bromly
WM. HH. Roll
Illinois Street
Albert Gall
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