Muncie Girl Stolen and Brownsburg Deaths Rise
A roundup of Indiana items notes a Muncie girl stolen and Brownsburg suicide. Reports cover Fort Wayne factory girls organization, Waynetown lodge, Fort Wayne relief fund, and deaths in Princeton and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Lodge of Red Men
Waynetown
Mary A. Mauck
Princeton
Columbia City
Shelbyville
D. A. Walmer & Co
Montpeelier
Richmond
Fire damages Lewis Porter cabinet works in West Indianapolis
A midnight blaze destroyed the Lewis Porter cabinet factory workroom and drying kiln with about 30,000 feet of mahogany lumber, totaling an estimated loss of 40 to 50 thousand dollars. Supt McConnell discovered the fire at 9 30 and alerted the suburb's small force, but no water supply and a powerless city department prevented, saving only the storage room and finished furniture. The firm includes Chas S Lewis of Indianapolis and Samuel P Porter of New York, with Lewis away. Insurance coverage was 50 thousand across several Sayles agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
William Sloan
Big Four
Elkhart
James Sandusky
Brownsburg
Steven Morman
Winchester
Democrats of Columbus
Thos
Tush
Davidson
Lafayette
William H. Conant
Hvansville
August Parvin
Fort Wayne
Princeton
Terre Haute Express
John Jenkins
Richmond
Knightstown Public Schools
Fortville Land and Improvement Company
Indianapolis
Fortville
Hugh McDonald
Wabash
Greens County
John L. Cravens
Joseph H. Brammer
Muncie
Terre Haute
Gleanor Denny
Mohr Bros
London
Shelby County
Sons of Veterans
Jas. Gleason
Michigan City
Valparaiso
Henry Fendler
Lou Trenck
Seymour
Trenck
Frank FP. Bullard
Boss
Brickminsons
Starr
Greencastle
Ruark
Grand
Allen County
Westville
United States Baking Company
Cracker Trust
United States
Frederick Phillips
Phillips
M.J. Stinchfield
Hebron Bank
A. Murray Turner
Lowell Bank
R. 8. Dwiggins & Co
Brazil
Chicago & Southeastern Midland Railroad
Nen
Carbon
John Kerwin
Oliver Bradley
Strawboard
Noblesville
Bradley
Kerwin
Citizens’ Bank of
Converse
Dauhter Gottschalk
Frederick Hitner
Rockport
Lewis Porter Cabinet Company
Supt
McConnell
Chas
Lewis
Samuel P. Porter
New York
Chas. F. Sayles Agency
Classical concert at Lorraine hall delights small crowd
DePari sextette performed a top classical concert at Lorraine hall Wednesday night. Attendance was fair. The evening also noted several local society items and upcoming lectures at Plymouth church and the Propyleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePari
Lorraine Hall
Elizabeth Peterson
Tom Taggart
Washington
John Gorby
Coy backs Sullivan for mayor amid rail scheme claims
Sim Coy declares he will run for city council and supports Tom Sullivan. He resigns from the Cleveland club committee to avoid conflict, asserts the City railway deal is political leverage, and notes the Citizens’ company may gain the franchise. Mayor Sullivan’s allies call Coy’s stance a political maneuver by Downing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
City Railway Company
Sim Coy
Cleveland Club
Washington St
Sun
Downing
Simeon
Tom Sullivan
Citizens’ Company
City
Coy
Reference names used to promote Hernia cure claims
A list of well known citizens including Wm. W. Spencer ex county attorney and partner at Van Vorbis Spencer Chas H. Kregele undertaker Omer Hodibaugh Jos. Staub Geo. B. Burton J. A. Murphy Rev. J. E. Brown and others are cited as references by Dr Nott Rup ture Care Co 20144 W. Washington Street offering hernia cures. The notice questions whether these men truly cured Hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Spencer
van Vorbis & Spencer
Thorpe Block
Chas. HE. Kregele
N. Ilelaware Brrest
Omer Hodibaugh
Cennesned Street
Jos. Staub
Odd Fellows
Geo. B. Burton
Mississippi Street
J. A. Murphy
S. Delaware Street
J. E. Brown
S. Meridian Street
Dr. Nott Rupture Care Co
W. Washington Street
Wasson Millinery Sale Opens with Hats and Flowers Abundant
The Wasson millinery sale is in full blast with the large department crowded by buyers. Surprises are promised tomorrow as hats and flower arrangements fill tables ready for convenient viewing and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasson’s
Unclear Sale Prices for Flats and Hats
Readers note ambiguous pricing for 1 260 flats and 1 500 hats. Former price cited as 29c and $1 for flats, hats sold at $1.25 to $1.75. No clear context or dates.
Flowers Now Available At Unusually Low Prices
A local vendor advertises a vast selection of blooms priced from 1.25 to 2 dollars, asserting a previously unseen volume in stock at the shop. The offer includes plants and cut flowers aimed at drawing bargain-minded customers this season.
Cattle and hog markets show mixed shipping prices
Indianapoilis union stock yards notes Thursday receipts with cattle steers bales and heifers priced from good to choice, hogs opening slow then moderately active with prices down about 16 cents from Wednesday. Sheep and yearlings steady with bids and local wagon markets listed. May wheat corn oats futures and local feed prices also included in trader's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive
Indianalolis Union Stock
Eee
Me & AB
TOS Ee Censor
Geach Stockerts
Woods
Vale
Medhim
Soseneaeacverer
Vickers
Anne Peer
The Best is What You Want Tron's Fine Imported Wines
Tron’s imported wines cordiale and brandies are praised as unmatched in this market ITN TWinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
ITN
Twinois St
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State Undertakers’ Association
Crawfordsville
West Indianapolis
Harriet Holloway Jones
Howard Powell
New Castle
Ind
G. A. Cartensen
W. Thirdat
A. R. Steck
Gertrude Eagle
Francis V. Marshall
Chicago
Andrews St
St. Mary’s Church
Mary G. Smiley
Thomas J. Dillon
O’donaghue
E. Sauth-st
City Life
Propyleum
Arens
Wagner
Plymouth Church
Mary Page
Eng
Gilchrist
U. S
First Baptist Church
Newman
State House
Indiana
Loyal Legion
Lew Wallace
Grand Lodge
Richimond
J. E. Barrett
Knightstown
W.R. Myers
W. W. Morris
Kentucky
Brutus
Patrick
Nellie SiMahon
Minnie Neirmann
Louis
Emma Rost
Jno
Victoria Fritz
Bertha Parker
Sarah Covey
Mariah Richman
James
Henrietta Gannon
Geo
Bertha Taylor
Monta Carroll
Caroline Bush
Walter
Lizzie Montgomery
George
Lizzie Boyd
Sam
Agnes Page
Maurice
Mrs. Eschenbach
Fred
Mary Reiman
Auarters.ag
THE
Sporting Life
Peter Jackson
Foreman
Kim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Kelly
Boyle
Boston
Carter
Yale
Wabash College
University of Illinois
Indiana University
Champaign
Ill
John Lt. Sullivan
George LaBlanche
Billy McCarthy
Australia
Crescent City Athletic Club
W.A. Hoagland
Coney Island Athletic Club
Denison Louis
Dilly” Williams
Lee
Nicholson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gleason
Pietz
Mullane
Smith
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Carney
Clements
Maul
Farrell
Brooklyn
Lovett
Dally
McMehon
Robinson
Pittsburgh
McGill
City Grain Market
Trorsday
Coun--Laster
Bas Hay
Timothy
Telegraph
Hood
Best Family Cathartic
Hoor’s Prezs
A. J. Burns
Indiana Ave
Via
Lhaving
R. Olsen
Kregelo & Wresets
Suneral
North Delaware
Fr3s Ambulance
Perephone
Emep
Annouingient
Chapman Post
A. R. Hall
Lorraine Block
Commrades
H. B, Makepeace
D. 5
Leas
Norris — Everead & Pronk
Indianaage
Agant
Bennett’s
C. W. Guanther’s
Massachuse
Park Saale
John-st
Maple-st
Densmore
Carnegie Steel Co., Limited
Pittsburg
Vi Bird, JR
General Agents
Pennsylvania St
Sin Guy
East Washington Street
B. C. Kelsey
Big Four Ticket Office
Hickory
Clipper
Hercules
Dauntless
Majestic
Stella
Jim Dardy
E. Wash. St
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