Indiana News Roundup Highlights Fires Floods and Deaths
A sprawling Indiana page notes deaths from lightning and poison, weather damage, and farm accidents. Highlights include Dr John Stott of Princeton, a fatal lightning strike near Seymour, and a family poisoned by a well incident near Evansville. Also covered are school graduations in Noblesville and Frankfort, and local advances such as Muncie’s Burdette piano factory acquisition and Kasper’s electric street railway repair.
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John Stott
Princeton
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
Burdette Piano
Erie
Noblesville
Mike Lyne
Frankton
Montpelier
Finley Anson
Huntington
Rushville High School
Brazil
Delphi
DePauw Military School
Greencastle
W. Fred Pettit
John D. Johnson
Seymour
Walter Markham
Daleville
Justice-of-the-peace
Folant
Laporte
Old Battle Ground
Lafayette
Spears
Frankfort
Elizabeth Hauck
Evansville
Lincoln Dennis
Association of Inventors
Paris
France
John L. Rider
Rushville
H. A. McIntosh
Anna Roney
Connersville
Sprankle & Frank
Kendallville
Gore
John Boswell
Nobleswile
William G. Foust
Noblesville High School
Gov. Chase
Crown Point
Wm. Alspaugh
New Waverly
James Caraway
Indiana
Erastus Shuman
John Henson
Samuel Stroud
Join Small
Samuel Howell
Francis Gibson
Washington Danton
James F. Canecy
Hiram Rutherford
Daniel Culp
J. Baver
Daniel Spangler
Henry Gates
Richard Barcell
William Tell
Allen Keller
John Barnes
Thomas Haywood
William “Donaldson
Stephen Preble
Andrew Struh
Robert Magill
A. Castle
Henry McDaniel
Josiah Drewett
Silas McGowan
James V. Tupper
Charles Ogles‘py
Wa. H. Spiker
Henry Stick
Benjamin Mapes
J. Moulton, Jr
John Ames
Marcus D. French
Asa Connell
William Henson
Mark A. Webber
Samuel H. Scott
Henry K. Kautz
Esau Shoptaugh
James W. McDaniel
Isaac W. Shinnemann
W.L. Ham
M. Custin
John Bumgardner
Adam Baum
Daniel Malin
J. J. McCracken
John Beck
Peter Lamb
Samuel Shobe
Zebulon Stanton
A. Z. Switzer
Levi Harner
Arthur Hutchens
A. J. Stone
J. A. Sandlin
John Greybie
Joseph Blair
J.H. Dowling
Jacob Gesgell
J. A. Sigler
Jonathan Bell
Joel Quackenbush
J. W. Her‘Wey
C Austin Croninger
Archibald George
S.A. Shelton
Sebastian
Gravis
Father
Stout
Louise
Tholke
Propitious Times for Cartoonists and Snuff Tales
Gossip column highlights Gillam for best political cartoon of the era with Cleveland and Hill depicted in a dramatic political struggle. It then surveys Carl Barus and Joe Emminger’s snuff lore, Frederick the Great etiquette, and a vivid deer antler display above an all night restaurant, plus Barnaum show elephant lore and Romana quarry output drop.
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Gillam
Cleveland
Hill
Carl Barus
Tuk Sun
Papa Barus
Joe Emminger
Herr Emminger
Cincinnati
Hamminger
Frederick the Great
Political Horroscope and Political Notes Across States
A snapshot of party activities across Ohio Tennessee Kansas Indiana and nearby. Includes Democratic and Republican conventions George N Case for supreme court judge in Ohio colored delegates and Blaine support notes Buffalo Niagara Falls excursion details and a teething remedy advertisement with pricing.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Tennessee
Willets
People’s Party
Kansas
Jeffersonville
Ind
Harrison
South Carolinia
Geo. N. Case
Supreme Court
James Hill
Vicksburg
Minneapolis
Blaine
New York
Maine
Features of Sporting Life and League Results
Gayoso won 1225 dollars in St. Louis. Cub Stricker of the Browns suspended. Rain dampened Toledo at Indianapolis. Scores: Peoria 7 Terre Haute 5. Rockford 15 Jacksonville 9. St Louis players must be at breakfast by 9. Union barbers to play at Coy's park next Monday. German-American gun club to shoot near Coy's park. Gravesend winners include Bellevue, Allen Bane, Sir Walter, Kingsbridge, Iron Master, Latonia winners Belle Carter, The Hero, London, Old Pepper, Roselyn, Orville. St Louis winners Reuben Payne, Montana Belle, Gayoso, Sullivan, Hoodlum, Minnie Dee. Frank G. Lenz of Manhattan to tour world on cycle. Western league results: Milwaukee 10 Columbus 8. 18 Fort Wayne 6. Minneapolis 11 Omaha 4. Powers, Werner, Manning, D Oro start 600-ball pool in NY. Sir Walter won American stakes at Gravesend, $17,000. race took an hour to start. led Don Alonzo to wire by a neck. Jockey Harmon barred for deliberate pull on Tim Murphy. Taylor suspended 30 days for careless riding. League scores: Brooklyn 5 St Louis 1. Boston 7 1/2 Louisville 0. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3. New York 3 Chicago 2. Harrington in Toledo with home club reports demoralized. infield strengthened, outfield split. four men ready to leave on short notice.
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Gayoso
St. Louis
Cub” Stricker
Browns
Toledo
Indianapolis
Peoria
Terre Haute
Rockford
Jacksonville
Union Barbers
Coy’s Park
Cll
Gravesend
Bellevue
Allen Bane
Sir Walter
Kingsbridge
Ironmaster
Latonia
Belle Carter
the Hero
London
Old Pepper
Roselyn
Orville
Reuben Payne
Montana Belle
Sullivan
Hoodlum
Minnie Dee
Frank G. Lenz
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Omaha
A. G. Powers
John Werner
Chicago
C. H. Manning
Alfred D’oro
Cuba
Don Alonzo
Harmon
Tim Murphy
Taylor
Brooklyn
Haddock
Daily
Bretenstein
Buckley
Boston
Louisville
Clarkson
Kelly
Meekin
Grim
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Murphy
Carsey
Clements
Rusie
Fields
Boyle
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Billy Harrington
Carpenter
Billy
Entertainment at Blind Institute June annual event
Numerous local notices describe events and happenings. Schools meet at Denison house Friday night. Girls classical school graduates with a ball at Propydeum Tuesday. A gas project raises $30,000 at Prospect street engine house. Republican students attend Denison house convention May 28. Mary Persons sues Union Railway for 10,000 dollars over a fatal accident. Local ads promote Armour meats and copper plating services.
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Brotherhood
Board of Health
Carey
College Ave
Indiana College
Denison House
Plymouth Church
E. Washington St
Gleason
E. A. Wood
Grant Lewis
Moore’s Hill College
Republican College League
Mary Persons
John Persons
Union Railway Company
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards May 27 1992
Report from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards shows steady cattle market with fair prices for choice grades and strong demand for butchers cattle. Hog receipts 640 with prices up to 10 cents higher. sheep and lambs sold steady with good activity on clip stock and yearlings. Grain and futures notes from Chicago and New York closings accompany the market report.
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Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Carrie
Yancy Butcher
CIA
WLHS
Monster kite event at Great Store prizes boy helper
A monster kite will fly from the roof of the Great Store on Saturday morning at 10:30. The boy aged 4 to 14 who retrieves the kite and returns it to Boss' Clothing Department will receive a handsome suit of clothes. Be on hand early.
Boys Clothing Sale Highlights Bargain Suits
Saturday shoppers can snag all wool suits at deep discounts with 50 four fifty suits reduced to 2.96 and 60 six dollar suits at 3.43 while five cassimere seven dollar suits drop to 4.49 plus 20 dozen Tic percala laundered waists priced at 0.98 each.
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Cloge
Bargain Counter Items At Low Prices
Those Bargain counters offer CERTER three cases of 10c dresses gingham and other items while they last. Prices include froxt 600 lbs popular No. 8 cream bon bons at 25c per lb. Hast 10 dozen Jumbo Turkish bath towels 24x48 valued 85e now 22c. West broken lines of 374geheviot mixtures and mohair brilliantines to clean up at 19c.
A Shoe Day Selling Prices on Ladies Footwear
A Shoe Day offers deep discounts on women footwear with Paris kid button shoes reduced from 4 to 2.69 dollars, one strap slippers from 1.25 to 0.98, patent tip Oxfords from 1.50 to 0.98, and genuine calf button shoes summer weight from 2.50 to 1.69.
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Paris
Local Classified Notices and Ads Montage at The Sun
A mixed set of small ads and notices from The Sun including hardware paint oil pumps tin work gas filling cabinet offers Furnished rooms for rent housekeeping and general help wanted See multiple quirky spellings and repetition but the core items point to rental notices employment ads room rentals and merchandise promotions across several downtown addresses and businesses.
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Everroad & Prunk
Indiana Ave
Bennett's
E. Wash
Tle
Wwe
Anti
Ding the Sun
Our Great Handkerchief Sale Opens Tomorrow
Wholesale sale offers 1000 dozen handkerchiefs at about 60 on the dollar from an importer. Various hemstitched, embroidered, and drawn-work pieces are priced per handkerchief, with discounts ranging from 17 to 30 cents, the selection including Mexican work corners and scalloped borders.
Hosiery and Mens Wear Price List Preview
A fragmented retail notice lists Hosier and Men's Hosiery, Ladies fast black hose, Hermsdorf dye, and assorted children's ribbed hose at about 25 cents. Also offered are ladies swiss ribbed vests in high neck long sleeve, originally 33 cents, now 23 cents.
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Actu
Tamense Neckwear Sale Announcement
An Tamense offers neckwear items on Saturday with prices from 19 to 25 cents including tacks four in hands and bows, highlighting a bargain event for shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
What the Famous Christian Standard says About Pianos
The Christian Standard notes the piano’s rise to a home staple amid better manufacture and lower prices. It commends D H Baldwin Co for trusted quality and long experience, urging readers to buy from them for wise, reputable piano choices. Dental ad interrupts with removed content from T. Davidson.
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D. HB. Baldwin 4 CO
Anong Gur
Yreapond
Heatorial
Christian Standard
Prilis
Basment sale items with low prices listed
Our Great Basement offers 8 bottom croquet sets at 75 cents each and 14 inch lawn mowers for $4. Decorated water coolers and galvanized tanks priced at $1.49. 49 inch whitewash brushes at 25 cents and Blood's best steel sickles at 25 cents. Ouija boards attract the great craze at 89 cents.
Glass Engraving Opportunity in Glassware Dept
In the glassware department front basement a glass engraving artist offers engraving at a small cost. Rare chance to have fire glassware engraved with samples of artistic work on display for inspection.
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Union
Hugh Coyle
Barnaum
Old Rome
Romana
THE
POLI
Tlival
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
L. BE
Rai Road
Comera
Kentucky-ave
Gueas
Wasuinetoot
Loe
Peatures
Sporting Life
A. H. Brackmeier
Lst
Armour
Burford’s
Sloan
Tae Sun
Colun
Tar Sun
Tar
Tex Sun
SUN
City
Fripa
la Wheat
Corm Sears
Oats
Wea
Sinier
Reay
Conn
C. Steelek
Timothy
Choice
Telegraph
CarcaGco
Satisbury
Plantagenets
Tower Hill
Henry Viiii
Cardinal Pole
E. Washington
West Washington St
Alaseiry
Matthews Printing Co
Panden & CO
W. Washington-st. Tle
Pristow’s
Uinovis-st
Patentees Union
Talbott Bik
Saene: Co
Guenther’s
Ivorr Bresstzin
Mirsis Ippi
N. Delsware
W. Scutsen St
Brent
Museissippt
Ohio-at
the Sun
Ohio-st
Obto-st
Che Sun
B. Chiost
Wann Tey
Ore
Sun’s
Our
Panbury Hat CO
W. Washington St
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING _ House ASSOCIATION
Associated Banks of
William Wesley
PSP
Areiaa
Abe Vost
T. Tl. Davidson
Cot
Meridiansat
Telephone
Tim Sun
Kenwood Park
Building Association
Washington Street
A. Metzger
ODD Fellows Hall
Bryce
Capital City Business College
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