Indiana News Roundup Mixed Local Happenings
Varied notes from Indiana towns report political excitement in the state, a possible wheel factory in Valparaiso, and a Marion drama club formation. Reports mention bail skippage, alleged rape, a matrimony push in Connersville, gas pipe concerns in Richmond, and Indian-kill aspirations returning home in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Marion
Frankfort
Washington
Evansville
Enos Hibba
Renase-laer
Connersville
Richmond
Elkhart
Goshen
Peru
Jacob Kohl
Kohl
Indiana Baptist Chautauqua
la Poste
Wm. Burkit
Vernon
Henry Lahman
Madison
Benjamin F. Douglas
Clinton County
Huntington County
Robert Watson
Marschal Rosebrough
Watson
Qia
Couch
Atlanta
Menon
Juafayette
Anderson
Wm. Koons
Emma Forkner
Flint Glass Works
Pittsburg
Barrett
Burton
Martin
Brazil
Esau Presnell
North Carolina
Clay County
Jackson Meets Politics and Religion in Street Talk
An old man, born in Virginia and raised in Kentucky, hobbles from Union Depot into Buck Town political chatter. He discusses Harrison, free trade versus protectionism, and asks about a letter linked to a campaign, while recalling wages, religion, and local posts as he roams Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Springfield
Bucktown
Milt Barlow
Joe
South
Kentucky
Harrison
Victoria
Lapus
Bret Harrison
West
Mistah West
Brefren
Barrison
City Life News Highlights and Local Incidents
Three year old Officer Clark's son City Life Charney dies from burns first reported Monday. A vehicle collided with a farmer’s wagon near Broad Ripple. Hill and his rig entered the canal with minor bruises. Hallowe'en trespassing arrests total twelve youths. Ward en Patten reports state prison finances. State industrial associations schedule numerous meetings through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charney
Charles Clark
Burns
Park Theater
Eden Musee
Calvacy
Munkacsy
Plymouth Church
Indiana
McAll Mission
Flist Baptist Church
William Hill
Broad Ripple
Hill
Hallowe'en
J.B. Patten
Nouth
Horticultural Society
Tileemakers
Agricultural Board
Jersey
Women and Their Ways Across a Turbulent Era
A collection of vignettes on female behavior and social norms. A German officer faces consents for marriage to an American woman. A donor funded a fair by purchasing donated items for display. A Winfield couple marries under unusual consent. A Buffalo fire drama centers on concern for a canary over a child. A Georgia youth’s planned wedding ends when the bride runs off with another man. A Bridgeport report notes seven women at a sale leaving seven baby carriages and six babies outside to save money, four babies crying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
George Thornburg
Winfield
Eas
Arminta Miles
Sumner
Tansey
Buffalo
la Grange
Bridgeport ‘Conn
Fairfield Ave
Political notes and legal action in the city
Trish-Americans gather at Tomlinson hall for political notes while Quinn and Finnerty speak. A driver’s cruelty case is reported as Scherer plans to vote democratic. Parades are planned, clubs meet nightly, and there is controversy over a forged letterhead. Local legal action targets Moore over a $5,865.87 shortage. An ambulance of health advice promotes Brown's Expectorant to curb dangerous coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Quinn
Finnerty
The
Sentinel
Scherer
Journal
National Committee
Dudley
Huston
California
Labor Signal Supplement
Caledonian Club
Stock Yards
Gen. Harrison
Fort & Johnson
George W. Moore
Moore
Frank Reeder
Reeder
Brown
Thunsday
U. S
Indianapolis
Money to Loan column offers quick secured loans
The Tae Sun column advises readers to first assess urgent money needs before applying for loans under the Money to Loan heading. It promises access to funds with proper security and also invites readers with surplus cash to invest by loaning, using the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Sun
Grocery price list and market notes from November
A long OCR style price sheet lists smoked meats bacon lard and cured meats, dairy, produce, and drinks with prices per hundredweight and per pound. It includes live poultry, game, seeds, flour and feed, and various groceries with a city market report noting a firm trend and limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseys
Jamadia
T Louisiana
Dutchess
Concord
Mammoth
Alaska
Northwest
Survival of the fittest new lamp designs at display
A lavish showcase features replacements for electric lights with shaded lamps and candles in genteel drawing rooms. It highlights elegant, delicate execution with models inspired by ancient Greece and Rome, marking a stylish blend of old and new craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Bindham 8 Walk D. J. SULLIVAN'S Corset Auction List
Bindham 8 Walk D. J. Sullivan's offers 10 cases of corsets at 48c each and 49 dozen toboggans in all shades at 24c. Berlin Wool Hats 27 dozen at 49c, gloves 35 dozen pure French Kid 74c, worth 1.25. Dress trimmings, laces, and Jersey Lily Corsets 0.74? good value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel’s Hall
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Marx
Liberty
Jackson
City Life
Markt
Lion
Bunda
New York
Limburg
Vyelegraph
Chicago
Asia
North West
M. Moore
Winchester
Ind
Ninth-st
Cleveland Black
Delaware
SUN Office
Bindham
D. J. Sullivan
West Washington-St
Ayres
Lowel
Hartford
Bromley
Kidderminster
Renee
W. H. Roll
Louis Reibold
United States
Eagle
Durn & CO
Washington-st
Delaware-st
E. H. Eldridge& CO
Alabama and
Maryland
Albert Gall
Gall’s
Washington St
Paul H. Krauss
Pennsylvania
Youwie Bros
Forest City
William Kotteman
East Washington Street
Ariel
Steam Laundry
Einaanicaves
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