Dastardly crimes and accidents plague Buck Creek and beyond
Drunken Edward Cool at Buck Creek shot Luke Lowe and wounded Obediash Haller before slashing his throat. Haller restrained him until officers arrived. Across Indiana, fires destroy factories and stores in Elwood Mitchell and Martinsville. Several drownings, murders, and robberies headline a day of violence and misfortune.
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Lafayette
Buck Creek
Edward Cool
Luke Lowe
Tipton
Elwood Window
Mitchell
Shideler Station
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Marion
Morris McDonald
New Albany
Sullivan Circuit Court
Elias Tompkins
Eilkhert
Frank Jorick
Lake Shore
South Bend
Miller Bros
Petersburg
Mary I. West
Danville
Muncie
Lowenthal & Frank Bros
Evanaville
Eddie Hitchcock
Cincinnati
Edward M. Douglase
Peru
Alice Black
Sarah Toman
Bedford
D. Ault & Co
Martinsville
Penderick H. Hays
Maude Rosenbaum
Richmond
Dixon
Fort Wayne
Washington
James Btone
Wratten
George Faught
Sham
Sullivan
George W. Seaton
Lickerty
Spencer
Philip Line
Levan Poynter
North Liberty
Bud Stone
Jeffersonville
Mattie Hadley
Spiceland
Rey. E
Ellis
Fairmount
Somerton & Conklin
Ewis Null
Daniel Pulkergon
Corydon
Gus Marsh
Marsh
Fulkerson
Rose Perkins
Rushville
Earl Davis
Art
Faulkner
Local Life and Community Notes Mixed With Accidents and Marriages
Police station personnel remain unchanged after a burglary attempt at 8 Meridian Street targets Geo. W. Stout’s wholesale house. The Flower Mission hires Nordica for three concerts on November 17 and 18. Hygiene and Matinee Musique events feature Dr. Rachel Swain, Miss McClung, and pianist Marion Heinly. Local accidents include a walnut picker severely injured after a 20 foot fall and a wagon collision with an electric car on College Avenue. Various births, deaths, and marriage licenses are listed along with public notices and civic short items.
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Geo. W. Stout
Meridian St
Flower Mission
Nordica Concert Company
Hygiene Society
Rachel Swain
College-ave
Joseph Broyles
Taggart Democratic Club
John
Hettie Bevis
Sanford
Bertha Flowers
Otto
Lizzie Mitchell
Fred
Mrs. Stosameaister
Will
Eliza Milner
Charles
Rosa Crinsol
E. P
Susie Smith
Duatus
Lucretia Allen
Willie A. Iske
Harry O’dya
Direc tum Mascot clash headlines big 5000 purse trot
At Fleetwood park on Wednesday a 5000 purse trotting match pits Direc tum against Mascot. In pool tourney action at the Denison house Dan Schriebel lost to James Corcoran by 169 to 200 points on Wednesday night. Nancy Hanks plans to quit racing likely ending her track days. Wednesday race winners include Uno Koko Shuttle Cora Taylor in Nashville and other listings. Fully 5000 people attended Jack McAuliffe’s benefit in Boston where Harry Tracy outlasted him in sparring rounds. Mitchell vowed to stay to fight Corbett amid Hall’s illness.
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Directum
Mascot
Fleetwood Park
Denison House
Dan Schriebel
James Corcoran
Schriebel
Nancy Hanks
Terre Haute
Nashville
Tenn
Jack McAuliffe
Boston
Harry Tracy
McAuliffe
Tracy
Mitchell
Corbett
Hall
Colored Congressman Murray Visits City After World’s Fair
Hon. G. W. Murray of South Carolina, the only colored member of Congress, traveled through the city Wednesday night en route to Washington. A leading silver advocate during the extra session, he wore four handsome scarf pins presented for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Murray
South Carolina
Congress
Washington
Mammoth Ice Houses for Indian Pots Brewing Co
A contract has been let for the immediate construction of mammoth ice houses for the Indian Pots Brewing Company, promising employment to mechanics. The Indianapolis Brewing Company touts its beer as pure and best on the market. Fare options include $3.50 Chicago and Return and $8.50 daily via the Pennsylvania Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Pots Brewing Company
Indianapolis Brewing Company
World’s fair excursion tickets offered to Chicago
The sale of excursion tickets to Chicago continued over the Pennsylvania line at $3.60 round trip from Indianapolis with return allowed until the 16th. Tickets available from ticket agents at 48 W. Washington St. and 46 Jackson, Union Station, Indianapolis, via W F Brunner D P A.
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Chicago
Ube
Pennsylvania
Inaianapolia
Washington St
Jackson Price
Union Station
Mason- SH See-Ayey
W. F. Brunner
Indianapolis
Monon Route Sells Cheap Chicago Tickets
The Monon route offers Chicago tickets with a return price of 2.61 dollars and five trains each direction. All trains stop at Englewood and tickets are available at Union Station and Massa chusetts service centers.
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Monon
Chicago
Uckets
Navy
Englerwood
Aging Grace Has Little to Do With Time or Wealth
An old age critique argues illnesses blamed on aging stem from poor blood and nervous health. Paine's celery compound, developed by Dr Edward E Phelps of Dartmouth, is touted as a remedy for nerves gout and kidney and liver diseases. The notice urges prompt use and credits doctors with pandemic relief.
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Paine
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Onion Trust Company
Indianapolis
Leadership slate for Jobn Holliday Henry Eitel leads officers
A list of corporate officers names Henry Eitel president second vice president and treasurer Addison Harris first vice president secretary with others including look and Holliday in supporting roles. The fragment suggests a formal governance roster and officer designations.
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Hang
Baloon
Dunkirk
Cily Life
Sporting Lif
Pennsylvania Line
Ial Syre
Willie
Cons
C. Darhman
Louisa Dahlian
Kessing
Meridian-st. i
New York-st
Kennington- ST. Post
Georgia-st
SCN
Hoytave
Missouri St
Cook
James Honse
N. Wighamé
N. Alsbama
Ohio
Idiarafolis Union
Lee
Una
Gary Dall
Ufc
Hay
Timothy
I Pharm
Barkers
Telegraph
Caicado
Corm
Ebert
A. J. Burns
Indiana Avenue
Kregelo
North
Winota Strait
Kregelo, Son & Irvin
Srarne
Ronicut
Ctor
Archie Boyd
Joona Whittombi
St. Titatines
Grandex
Momday
Zerfie
MR. Joum
Murphy
Kerry Gow
Lighis
London
Rupire
Wabasi and
Delaware Sts
Tonight At & Toe
Zie and
603
Wharlen & Martell’s
War Street
Night Owls
Tomlinson Aall
Wm. Zumpfe
Indiana
D. H. Baldwin & Co
VIA
Connersville
Cor
Hiinois-st
Kentucky-ave
Nois-St
Union
H. J. Rhein
Toniawa
Totten & Bennatt
Mass. Ave
Ind
Lady Wimbalmer
Falk's - Millinery
South Tlinois Street
B.B
D. W. Jackson
Olsen’'S Elevators
Kentucky
Indianapols
Parker’s
West Washington St
Times
West Washington Street
Albert Gall
West
Washington Street
Johnson’s Parqustry
Pennsylvania Street
Cleveland
Chicago & St. Louis
Big A
Big 4
Tndianapolis Union Station
Bio 4
East Washington St
Jackson Place
Sng
H. M. Bronson
A. G& PB
Glenn & Schott
East Seventh Street
Massachusetts
Aners
NERS
A. S. Brubaker
A. M
University of Pennsylvania
Bellevue Hospital
N. Y
American Medical Association
Ayres
University of Vermont
Post Graduate Hospital
New York
Austin Flint Medical Society
DRS, Brubaker & Ayres
Eby
A. W. Fisher
Ohio St
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