Crawfordsville Minister Acquitted After Lying Charges Trial
A Crawfordsville minister Rev G W Switzer faced ten counts of lying in an ecclesiastical court held at the M E church. The seven man jury from the conference returned a unanimous verdict of acquittal. Separate items note local industry, deaths, accidents, and civic developments across Indiana.
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Crawfordsville
Brazin
George B. Chamberlin
Lafayette Battle Ground Repository
G. W. Switzer
M. E. Church
Brazil
M. EE
Monarch Clay
Columbus
Huntington
Warsaw
Mitchell Lienderson
Seymour
Rachel Rodman
M. Anthony
Jackson County
Indiana
Benjamin Isemour
Elwood
Hartford City High School
Albert Debloo
South Bend
Hikhart
D. W. Munday
Indianapolis
Bedford
Andrew Miller
Metamora
Wellsboro
Mondy
Greencastle
Elijah D. Cullings
Rockville
Joan H. Briggs
Eighth District
Marion
William Webbly
Elchart County
Goshen
District Missionary Association
Hagerstown
Dennis McCarty
Allison
Williams
Plainfield
Cone
George English
Uied
Panhandle
Mallon
Dunkerd
Muncs
Charles Hinkle
Winamac
Annie I. Irwin
Francis M. Harbit
Minnie Spaulding
Montpelier
Anderson
D. A. Staples
Alexandria
Muncie
Simon McCarty
McCarty
Elkhart
Henry L. Dodge
J. ©. Brown
Lebanon
Samuel Weaner
Danville
Nora Burkit
Albany
New Castle
Northern Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
The
Grange
Patrons of Industry
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Eva Dye
Richmond
M.S. Kinder
Celia
Allen County
Baldwyn
Baldwin Ofce
Lewis Puett
John Thomas
Nicksville
Parke County
Poett
Thomas
George Pinnell
Terre Haute
Robert Catteraon
George Burriss
Local folk notes from Indianapolis neighbors and events
A column of vignettes profiles Rev H A Buchtel of Central Ave church and Myron D King, secretary to Gov Matthews, detailing daily quirks and frustrations on windy days. It also sketches Mayor Sullivan’s aides Pat Gorman and a parade of local figures including Rev Joseph A Milburn, John Binm, and others with brief updates on personal misfortunes, divorces, injuries, and society happenings around town.
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Obou
Myron D. King
Gov. Matthews
Myron
Rev Dr Hutchingon’s Baby Praised in Letter
A Freeport New York clergyman writes of his baby’s healthy nights and cheerful days. He attributes the child's robust growth to lactated food advised by Dr W M L Fiske of Brooklyn. The letter highlights the infant’s rosy complexion and sturdy health as proof.
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Hutchingon
Hatchigeon
Freeport
N. Y
W. M. L. Fiske
Brooklyn
Smith Sees Long Fight But Seeks Champion Bout
Heavyweight boxer Neaver Hol Smith touring with a vaudeville troupe at the Empire theater in Denver. He weighs about 200 pounds and trains to 165, eyeing a showdown with the winner of the Corbett Mitchell fight or Peter Jackson, and offering to step in if needed for a $10,600 side. He predicts Mitchell will beat Jim in 30 to 49 rounds and backs Paddy Smith as a rival for $2,500. He expects Griffin to defeat Dixon for the featherweight title, rests after Pittsburg, and plans to be ringside for the Mitchell Corbett bout if required. Also reports on Jack Stanley vs Peter Maher, local college and baseball notes, and a domestic dispute resulting in an assault charge pending.
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Neaver” Hol, Smith
Joe Goddard
New Orleans
Empire Theater
Sun
Mr. Smith
Tie
Corbett-Mitchell
Peter Jackson
Mitchell
Corbett
Jackson
Mitchell-Corbett
Jim
Pittsburg
Denver
Cal
Jack Stanley
Peter Maher
Arith
Hanley
Smith
Maher
Sttanley
Live Stock Market Summary May 25 1895 Indianapolis
Cattle receipts light shipments none. Market steady with supply tight and prices generally firm for shipping cattle. Veal and calves cited with ranges for fat and heavy stock. Hogs mixed with lighter demand and slower trade. Grain market notes include wheat corn oats and rye with bids and prices. Weather and local notices interwoven, plus ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and goods from area merchants.
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Indianapolis Union
Evan
Warket
Watson Goods Catalog Ad Offers Low Prices on Household Items
The notice lists WASSON'S products and discounts including a 5-foot House Step Ladder, 4-foot clothes bars, window screens, screen doors, garden sets, brooms, porcelain cup, wash boards, leather telescopes, canvassed items, refrigerators, baby carriages and hammocks with unusually low prices, urging customers to bring exact sizes.
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Good House
Icc
Reference names used by Nott rupture cure claimants
The list includes Wm. W. Spencer ex county attorney Van Vorhisc Spencer Thorpe Chas Kragele undertaker Omar Rodibaugh Jos. Staub merchant tailor Geo B H Burton C A Murphy Rev J E Brown and others who were cited as references by Dr Nott's rupture cure claim at 2011 W Washington Street. The text questions whether these individuals absolved themselves by not guaranteeing cures for hernia.
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Ify
Wm. W. Spencer
van Vorhisc
Spencer
Thorpe Block
Chas. E. Kragele
Delaware Street
Omar Rodibaugh
N. Tennesses Street
Jos. Staub
Ode Fellows
Geo. BH. Burton
N. Miseiesippi Street
A. Murphy
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Steenth
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Mr. Gorman
Jack
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Steenth Ward
Mr. Sullivan
Col
Bill” Roberts
Gov
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Joseph A. Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
Chen Aph
John Binm
Anna Shortridge
Willard
William Edmunds
Illinois
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August Suhre
Bates
Suhre
Wim. Ross
Zionsville
Minois 2Nd Pearl-sts
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Chapman Post G. A. R
Sheldon St
Geo
Chrysler
Alabama-st
Alabama
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Clem
Studebaker
Coreatt
Griffin
Dixon
Orhew Sporting
Denison House
Corcoran
Nicholson
Princeton College
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New England Intercollegiate Association
Worcester
Jimmy Carroll
New York
Pussang Night
Johnny Griffin
Sally Smith
New Columbian Athletic Club
Chicago
Sipe Nationals
Morrons
Southerns
Centrals
Grighton Beach
Whitehead’s
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Ilis
Bese Ag
St. Louis
Killen
Gastright
Mack
Lieitenstein
Vietz
Baltimore
Schmitt
Wadsworth and Clark
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Crane
Doyle
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Cuppy
O’connor
Washington
Kennedy
Daily
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Ferrell
Boston
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Carsey and Clements
Frank J. Butch
Miami St
Butch
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Cludio
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Hitec
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Timothy
Chofee
Prairis
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Omaseq
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Jurd
Hood
Hoou
Livar
Hoon
Pris
Virginia Ave
Iske Bros
Earth
Columbia Beer
J. Bos
Wasson
Quigluigley
H. P. Wasson
Densmore
Will Bird, Jr. & Co
Pennsylvania-st
Beauty
Mme
Ada P. Evans
Dianapolis
Mme. Evans
Evans
P. m
Old Sentinel Building
Stata St
Paine
HK. E. Zumirn
Drugeiet
Washington-st
Tim Sorstil
Patan
Ayeee Ak Hser
S.meridian ST
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VIA
Ity
Cor. Milhels St
Kenstocky-ava
Union Station
J. J. Bhein
R. Olsen
Kentucky
Ind
Aiotice
Everoad & Prank
Angina Ava
CO. W. Guenther’s
Massacausetts
Ave
J! Wayne
Meridian
Newman-st
Mayhew
Ulinots
Southwest Corner
Christian and College-aves
Walnut St
Indiana Ave
Para
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Dlanna-Ave
Jordan
West
Washington Street
Jordar
America
Canada
England
Germany
France
Italy
A. J. Burns
Home
Washington ST
Parker’s
Meridian ST
Roots & Company
the Sun
Sun Daily
Ohio
Victor, Rambler and
Waverly
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