Train Wrecking and Robbery Rumors Sweep Indiana Towns
A chaotic cross section of reports from Indiana papers details attempted train wrecks and counterfeiting rings, a hydrophobia death in Goshen and a rockville robbery. Other items note school dismissals for diphtheria, a Goshen night school boom, and multiple local incidents across Mart sville Lafayette Evansville and Terre Haute with deaths injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Goshen
Washington
Duncan Piett
Rockville
Elkhart
Brazil
Barr
Muncie Apollo Club
Daviess County
Allen M. Shepherd
Crawfordsville
Hot Springs
Temperance Alliance
Marion
Fisher Doherty
Crawfordaville
James Scott
Wirt
Madison
Arlington
Oscar Marshal
Tom Fleener
Thad Butler
P. m
Huchington
Henry Mi. Bicknell
Garrett
Geo. W. Bernatt
Warauw
Conlor O
Michigan City
Martheville Daily Reporter
Martinsville
Richard W. Swan
Purdue University
Lafayette
Samuel Frees
Bunker Hill
Frank Crews
Caboosa
Terre Haute
Wayne Township
Montgomery County
Chandlers House
Logareport
South Band
Hancock
Evansville
George Manor
B .F. Legg
Tipton County
Goodpeature
Noblesville
Elwood
Fallow
Namec Koontz
Clark County
Mamie Griffith
Mya
Mattia Griffith
Indiana
Vincennes
St. James Church
Andrew Brown
Warrick County
Geo. Levitt
John Waddle
Eugene
Wmn
Scott
Fred Hern
Muncie
Milla
Oliver Cromwell
Ashboro
Gifford
James W. Made- Bilt
Stsonton
Elias Cooprider
Mid-dlebury
Wild Cat Creek
John Bullock
Geo. Farmer
Shelburn
Bullock
Jeffersonville
Amaritan
New York
Herman Rave
John Barrett
Fort Wayne
Aio the New
Nathan P. Woods
Brooklyn
Andrew J. Huff
Brightwood
James G. Rowley
Lanesville
Garrison Kelso
Coatesville
Restoration
Joe Baldwin
Monroeville
James K. Sennet
Russellville
Frederick M. Bashong
Thornton
Curtis Cassel
Fremont
Thomas Burk
Mooresville
Bradford Orman
Lexington
Lucien Hathaway
Simon Holinger
Bippus
Wm. A. Dilley
Adam Reynolds
Austin
John H. Wood
Conners
Miners, merchants, and officials noted in scattered records
A collage of names and places appears, listing Beecher B Powell, Marshall, Noblesville, Indianapolis, Brazil, Fremont, Perry county, and many more. It references strikes on the Clyde, dynamite threats, political figures like Lamason, and various local notices. Widespread mentions of hospitals, shoe houses, and advertising pitches mix with crime reports and sensational hints of deaths and scandals.
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Pittsboro
Sylvanus Moore
Hortonville
Henry Christman
Hope
Clarkeon Gordon
Spiceland
Thomas Browlie
Indianapolis
Wesley Cooprider
Clay City
Joseph Miller
Union City
Byron L. Hoyt
Jackson
Isabella Colpin
Wm. Hooker
New Washington
Catherne
Joseph Winegardner
Hecla
Catherine
Wm. Brown
Pooney
Charlesown
Denver
Lamason
Ohio
Mies Gertrude Kimball
Brooklyn
Bella
All For Love
Sullivan
Dom Me‘Jaffrey
California Athletic Club
Perry County
Willia Johanson
Fred
Parker
Nawick
Willis
Hynes
Terrest
Cronin
Col. Goodloe
Lasington
Col
Rhett
Port Sirfer
Joe Nelson
Shelby Depot
Miss
Joe
Old Hutch
Louisa
Wholesale trade prices and market quotes from era markets
The document lists abundant commodity prices including morphine opium quinine and dried goods, live poultry prices for spring chickens turkeys ducks and other fowl, livestock and meat quotes, and several farm product rates. It records flour feed hay prices, linseed, lard oil, white lead and coal oil, plus grain quotes from Chicago and New York markets with details on wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs.
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Wreunesday
California
Arosa
Cordoba
Prince
Columbia River
Wales
Liva Poutrery
U. S
Chicago
Steede
Son Tan
Navy
Aire
New York
Local Shoe House Announces 0.38 Fare Rate Teaser
Fragmentary note from 66 East Washington street indicates a shoe house named GBiuliale will announce a new fare rate of 0.38. Water delays referenced as awaiting an official statement.
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Buffalo Shoe House
Washington-st
East Washington St
Sole Leithen
Gbiuliale Shoe House
East Washingtorst
Fall and winter goods sale on all wool blankets
Cold weather approaches and shoppers are urged to inspect a large assortment of fall and winter items with a focus on all wool Blankets on sale today. The ad touts buying directly from manufacturers, one profit pricing on cloaks and shawls, spot cash discounts, and aims to turn buyers into regular customers to grow the business.
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Prie
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Cattie
the News
Kuhn's
Dr. Jordan
Indiana Herypital Co
Murrieta
Wennrispay
Jay Vais
Prairie
Towa
Undertakers
South Yard Wand
Crown
D.h.baldwin &Co
N. Penn St
Decker Brothers
Haines Brothers
Fischer and
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Estey and Story & Clark and Bianiston
G. W
Order OF Chesin Friends
Last Mansur Hall Co
Alabama
Whistler
Walcome
Olnserry
Hoss & Palme
C. A. Bates
Tennesese
Somerville
Virginia-ave
Taaphone
Furnitura
U Carpets
Steiisat
Washington St
Joseph W. Donnelly
YY Stevens
Hlacroippa Foundry
Eisryland-at
Furushea
Ava
Mutherryst
Weare
Io Central Am Jem
Furmshad Racia
Sunallica
Alabama- Pa
Tasmania
Zaurwished
Ream
al- A
Michigan St
Marty
St To Zoom
Ilo EL Weebingtonst
Alcova
New Jersey
Wilkschi
S Lyer
Gustin & Bear
Washgion Street
Dalton
Betes
Schnule & Co’s
Famas Cigar
Barnard's
Occidental Shos Store
Coz
Washington and Almoisste
National Business College and Academy of
Meridian
Washington-sts
L. A. Dutate
Virginia Avenue
F. J. Hammond
West
Ohio Street
At &E
Henriettis
Dedert & Sudbrock
East Washington Street
Leq Lando
East Market Street
Sarah Stockton
North
Delaware Street
United States
Gorham Company
Bingham
S.A. Fletcher & Co
Bowman
Sullivan & Co
Ant
West Washington Street
N. B
LL. Siersdorter
Washington Street
Onnolly
Bryant & Dierdora
Pennsylvania Street
Ngrith
Bay
Puaitire
Carpets & Steves
Parker's
Aneshannsel & Strong
Denison
Pouder’s
East Market House
Charles Mayer
Bryce
Brussels
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