Indiana News Roundup Faces Deaths and Debates
A stream of brief items from Indiana cities notes deaths and illnesses across counties, with incidents of violence, accidents, legal cases, and political tensions. Reports mention diphtheria in Evansville, a fatal train accident near Knightsville, a mob anxiety in New Albany, and political uproar tied to Harrison's election. Several civic notes cover church dedications, the Anderson glass works starting Monday, and public notices.
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Elkhart
Heath
Indiana
Anderson Glass Works
C.P
Princeton
Wm.Haywood
Frankfort
Lewis Stilwell
St. John’s
Michigan City
Tha Martin
New Albany
Fort Wayne
Newburgh
Barrett
Goshen
Burton
Brazil
John Chance
Knightsville
Metregor
Thirteenth Circuit
Seymour
White River
Cordes Bros
David Hamilton
Lee Ruggles
Connersville
Ruggles
Hamilton
Gles
Peru
Frank Rowe
John Carroll
John Ryan
Moran
Xenia
Greenville
Ed Carroll
Cain Brooks
John Durken
London police chief under fire amid latest crime surge
Report from London shows public outcry over crime as citizens demand resignation of Gen Warren. In New York, Harrison prepares inauguration and tax-cut plans. Dispatches note a deadly street stabbing in Ta, a bridge jumper may die, and various political and legal notes across cities.
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Ed Hall
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Steve Brodie
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Frank Skinner
Frank Johnson
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Xenia
Thos
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Wheat and corn bid report from Saturday
Inspector's report lists bids on call for wheat No.3 Mediterranean and other grades. Prices shown include 98 cents for select red, 27 cents for white, with other varieties and numbers noted in a compact, era styled auction summary.
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Market reports show dull grain trade and mixed hog cattle data
The market details dull grain activity with red wheat saleable at 105 to 107 while white corn stays in demand yet offered sparingly. Hog receipts near 900 with prices around 4.90 to 5.45. cattle steady and sheep to 6 cars. Telegraph and Chicago markets list wheat oats pork lard and short ribs with varied bids and asks. Classifieds include ads for references, barber shop, rooms for rent, and labor postings.
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Weekend Weather Outlook: Rain, Cold and Sunny Signs
Indications show rain today with cooler temperatures and light winds. Saturday will be cloudy with showers possible, while Sunday is expected fair and milder for outdoor plans.
Water Company Authorized Work Partners Listed
Licensed by the Water Company and the sole entities permitted to perform work on water pipes. Aneshaense & Strong, 83 N. Pennsylvania.
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Aneshaense & Strong
Pennsylvania
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