Burned to Death in a Barn and Other Indiana News
A flood of local incidents from across Indiana includes a fatal barn fire, burglaries in Brazil, bank suspensions and reopenings, a coal mine block project, a runaway wife search, a college victory over an estate, and a wagon accident killing a 70 year old man. Reports cover coroner deaths, postmaster resignations, baptist missionary sessions, fires, lawsuits, train wrecks, and political notable moves. Names include McHenry, Batson, Wedde, Wharton, Edwards, Roos, Davidson, and Roosevelt with places such as Crawford, Noblesville, Terre Haute, Muncie, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Bloomingon. The news reflects a busy period with crime, business openings, and public affairs.
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Brazil
Chicago
Crawford Coal Company
Carbon
Surglars
Joseph McHenry
Parker
Randolph County
Leon Weiner
Madison
Clay County Bank
Clay City
Noblesville
Moses Batson
Wuntington County
Franklin College
Forsyth
Ernest Wedde
Auburn
Indiana Conference of Methodist Missionary Societies
Bloomington
Willie Wharton
Mitchell
Commercial Bank of
Morristown
John J. Roos
Claire County
Jeffersonville
Bailey
Civil Service
F.R. Wharton
Sadie Hall
Muncie
Dayton-Richmond
Richmond
Fannie Edwards
Morgan County
Jas. Campbell
Marshal Conrad
Eurene
Covington
Brown County
Bronson
Terre Haute
Alex. Staples
South Bend
The
Larkin Sharp
Wabash
Indian Hill
Mackessy
Lafayette
J. W. Davidson
Higgins
Fort Wayne
W. W. Rockhill
Baru
Loogaotee
Earl Summers
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil-Service
Fenham
John Davidson
Cannelton
Davidson
Paul Issnna
Greenfield
Beach
Henry Boles
BR. M. Lampert
Howard Atkinson
Wabash Road
Dr. T. ©. Mendenhall
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Mt. Orizaba
Mexico
Red Cross Association
Grand Trunk Road
Valparaiso
Democrats
Grownsburg
Gilbert Shanklin
W. C. T. U. School of Methods
Lebanon
Russiaville
Greentown
Delaware Couty
Edwin Clark
William Nunz
New Albany
Weather and Court Notes From May 19
Indiana forecast calls for warmer fair weather with light winds. A quirky line mentions Mr Wappenhans and a muse. In New York on May 19 Judge D F Pugh, bitten by a pet dog days ago, is in Columbus at Pasteur Institute. Dr Gibier cannot say if hydrophobia will result. judge remains nervous and to be treated daily for 15 days.
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Fugh
New Yon
D. F. Pugh
Columbus
Pasteur Institute
Gibier
DePauw Holds Annual Field Day and Notable Contests
A roundup of sporting items lists DePauw University field day results and other events. Illinois Wesleyan beats Indiana University 7 to 6. Illinois and Iowa teams post scores, while boxing bouts feature Jim Sullivan, Pat Consway, and the Marine versus McCarthy in New Orleans with a $2,000 stake.
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DePauw University
Mecredy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Choynski
University of Illinois
DePauws
Greencastle
Jack McAuliffe
George Dixon
Pat Consway
Lima
Delphos
Jim Sullivan
America
Pat Cahill
Paddy Gorman
Jesry Newmeir
John Connelly
Chicago
Board of Public Safety
Brady
Garfield
C. C. Smith
Don Riordan
Peter Jackson
New Jersey Amusement Company
Newark
Denison House
Wright
Craft
Lee
Cleveland
Cincinnsti
Young
Hastings
Goyd
Dwyer
Vaughan
Murphy
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Breitenstein
Peitz
Gastright and Mack
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Clements and Taylor
Rebingon
Baker
New York
Washington
Rusie and Doyle
Meekin
Farrell
Brooklyn
Boston
Haddock
Winslow
Nichols
Bennett
Dilly McCarthy
LaBlanche
The
Marine
Crescent Club
New Orleans
la Blanche
McCarthy
McCarty
Ile
Proclamation so declares acts in force and bridge plan urged
The governor issues a proclamation making acts passed by the last legislature enforceable. County commissioners are asked to consider a bridge over the run at West Street Jag. Lang reports a horse and buggy stolen from Pennsylvania Street. A lecture at Plymouth Church on Warner and his musical drama proved interesting and instructive. Fire injuries occur as Vin Vobin and Dr. Arp race to blazes. Mollie Phillips 22 attempts morphine suicide. Dr. Ferrell saves her. Mary Reagan at the poor farm escapes and tries to drown herself in the canal from Armstrong Street bridge, but is rescued soaked. Indiana philology society meets at Bates House to debate Greek and Latin roots. language deemed defective. Dr. Eewin Post presiding. Public works board approves asphalt projects on Prospect Street and Pennsylvanian Street, with Union tracks to be paved in granite due to heavy traffic. T.C.O. F grand lodge adjourns electing Talbott grand master, Foster grand secretary, and Haughey grand treasurer. The division between Kokomo and Wildmen lodges is settled in favor of the latter with an appeal noted. Obits list locals: Bundrus and others. deaths include phthisis and apoplexy cases. marriages noted like Thomas Lambert to Mary Nowap.
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Iest St
Delaware St
Pennsylvania-st
Y. X. Arens
Warner
Plymouth Church
Vin. Vobin
Arp
Mollie Phillips
Holdy St
Ferrell
Mary Reagan
Armstrong St
Indianapolis
Indiana Philologics Society
Bates House
Eewin Post
DePauw University
Board of Public Works
Prospect St
Dillon
Reed-sts
Pennsylvanast
Virginia-ave
Maryland-st
Meridian-st
Washington
Union Tracks
W. H. Talbott
Orleans
Ind
B. F. Foster
Kokomo
Wildmen
David and
Lunna Black
Lewis and
Adda Hudson
Lena Noller
Alen Dudley
Adolphus
Thomas Swith
George Notz
Victor W. Shaw
Jesse Fatlow
James F. Hollen
Thomas Lambert
Mary Nowap
Robert Lee Smith
Ida D. Robinson
John W. Sloan
Effie B. Stickler
Indiana Union Stock Yards Market Report May 19 1805
Prices and receipts for cattle hogs and wheat at the Indiana Union Stock Yards. Cattle receipts fair with lower export and butcher cattle prices. Hog market steady to firmer with strong weights in demand. Grain quotes note futures and cash bids across corn and wheat. Details list various cattle classes and price ranges for buyers and sellers.
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Indianalolis Union Lock
Shipmants Ace
Susta
Cholee Shipping End Export Steers, 146Ips. and Gvelen
Caesac
Stoxberg
Chiica
Sie
Anne Tousts
Bargain Hosiery and Soap Items From Center Aiste
The advertisement lists men's half hose at 9c, babies' and ladies' hose at small prices, silk embroidered hose, vests and drawers with low costs, and Center Aiste offers Castile soap cake for 1c and genuine soap products such as Amniouis and Buttermilk complexion soap in small bundles.
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Moen
Remsdorf
Hemsdorf
Castile
Lerpe Bottie
Saturday sale offers circa value items and novelties
A Saturday sale advertises Cocoa Castile soap two cents shampoo hair 18 cents handkerchief extracts and bottles 10 cents assorted hand painted throws fans and silkaline options 48 cents to 98 cents, sterling hat pins, silver pins and rings, bracelets and necklaces, aluminum key chains and pocket lamps among other novelties.
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Inc
Magis
The New York Store Ad Promotes Travel Goods For World’s Fair
Indianapolis May 19 1893 The New York Store urges travelers to prepare with leather bags Gladstone cabins telescope cases and field glasses at low prices. Itemized prices cover 12 to 24 inch bags leather dressed cases and accessories reflecting a emphasis on travel gear for the upcoming World’s Fair.
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Indianapolis
Trunk selections and travel goods at Prayeler’s Basement store
The New York Store offers trunks from 3.90 to 33.00 with models like 34-inch large roomy trunks and 3-inch flat top Rus sia iron covered options. Also featured are basement trunks, wall trunks, dress trays, and leather specimens. Travel brushes, blacking, daubers, and related items sold by Perms Day Goons Co.
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Russia
Prayeler
Landries
Dauber
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Indiana
Mr. Wappenhans
Galmy
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City Grain Fiavicot
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Tocal Dealers Ure
Wiebie
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Alby
Zeit
Jay Big
Trova Fina
Ciliertoldes
Craw Pat
Br. Johnson
Hunter
Home Brewine
Ox Fap
D. Bos
Telsphone 64
Winston's Land
Sol
Aris
Bettie
Agton Wasson
Onderwaar
Center Aiste
Perms Day Goons Co
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Via
Ineky Lot. Hose
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Ticket Chica—Cor
Umitavis
J-Ave
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Generel Agent
Somelienes
Verve
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Toy Mae
George H. Chapman
Weel At & A. HR. Bell Lorraing
Indianapelia
Calilrus
S. Dwan
Adjaste
Cilay Makelmace
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Bennatt
Usather’s
Tami Daughedy
Carrings
Os Foreman
Hubia
Prathand
Pennaylviniatg
AL Robertson
Bisridhaust
Bath Rock
Washington-st
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Cuece
W. EL
Dealeware St
W. HL
Mick & Co
Hyde Park
W. EH. Mieke & Co
Virginia-ava
W. Emo
St. Marr-st
Elstern
Bern
W. EB. Mick & Co
Peat
Vletcher Ave
YU Hyde Perk
Minas
Avery
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Pew. St
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Voglesong
Massachusetts Ave
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