FATAL SALOON FIGHTS AND SHOCKING DEATHS ACROSS INDIANA
A sprawling Indiana front page notes Prudence Griffin’s death and a governor's slate of deaths and incidents. Reports cover ex-treasurer Augustine Creakhhite’s three year sentence, a Kokomo runaway fatality, a lightning strike killing Muncie and Misa Anns Howard, a Decatur plow accident, and a village’s saloon brawl in Anderson. Wabash coal strike impact, Fort Wayne saloon closures, and a broad roll of crimes, accidents, and legal actions shape a grim harvest of Sundays and Saturdays across multiple towns.
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Peru
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Decatur
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Muncie
Philip Newman
Lebanon
Jack Linte
Marion
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Converse
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Sullivan
Guilford Miller
North Manonan
Prescott
Columbia City
Edltor
J. H. McClaog
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Warren County
Williamsport
Chas. Reasoner
Jesse Mellett
Clwood
Clover Leaf Railroad
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Cannelton
Wesley Wise
Indianapolis
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New organ at St John s church opened by Sunday concert
Local church unveils a new organ during a Sunday night concert at St John s. The report notes community reaction among clergy and residents, with mixed views on the event and local social affairs mentioned alongside births, deaths, and licenses.
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Geo
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Bertram
Poole
Dmarus
Lewis Pargona
Lorne Jensen
Christiana Monniger
Maude Davidson
James M. Pottenger
Jessie Swinford
Lennie Campbell
Mary E. Huffman
Augustus DePair
Susan C. Rhodes
James Thomas
Rebecca Kellar
William G. Hunter
Josie Clay
Logan Beula
Lds Woodfork
Live Stock Market Prices at Indianapolis Union Stables May 8 1894
Crowded reports show light receipts across cattle hogs and sheep. Shipping cattle quoted from 2 25 to 4 60 for steers and heifers, with cows calves and bulls priced per class. hogs light supply and prices 6 cents lower than Saturday. sheep and lambs steady to firm with ranges by weight.
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World’s Fair art books offered by The Sun desk
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Money to loan on watches and diamonds in private deal
Room 4 Ingalls Bioos ter offers private money loans on watches and diamonds with fair dealing and discreet service.
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Wheat and Corn Market Report from May 28
Inspector's report shows wheat futures steady with No 2 red at 6 1/4 to 6 1/2 cents, corn firm with No 1 white around 40 cents and various mixed lots bid. Oats hold firm with No 2 white near 38 to 39 cents, hay prices listed from 6.50 to 12.00 dollars, and rye bids noted. Market by telegraph from Chicago and Chicago closings for wheat at 64 1/2 to 64 3/4 cents and corn around 16 1/6 to 16 1/2 cents.
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