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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
4
A hometown patchwork of incidents unfolds from Indiana: saloon keeper Munderead sued for slander, a prisoner escape, a new bank in New Albany, and large fish stocking near Vincennes. Reports cover accidents, thefts, wages, legal actions, a diphtheria outbreak nearly wiped out, and pension announcements across counties.
The piece lists New York and Boston clubs forming new athletic groups, match setups for Johnny Gorman and Jim Barry, and reports a $1506 robbery involving Joe Choynski. Indoor baseball starts in Cleveland with six clubs playing 18 games. Brooklyn announces victory ahead of last season. Talks on Abbott Bowen, league handicaps, and Nor thern promoter plans mark the sports scene.
The court house basement is cleaned. Moe. Deceased resident Moe Christian Wands dies at her Greerst home. An apportionment suit filed in circuit court Wednesday. Hotel and restaurant men discuss garbage questions. Police shelter demand rises beyond capacity. Eumene society seeks humane officer appointment J H Shilling. Sewer work on E Whingteast to start next week mostly by minchipary. Asphalt pavement on Tlinois street approved costing 47210. Miss Hattie Ludorf and Oscar Rennan wed in Terre Haute. Matinee musicale featured Angela Maxwell and Renaldine Smith. Drug store tax dispute with Colter ordinance facing 250 revenue debate. Criminal court: Nettie Jackson 1 year for theft. Edward Peek 36 days for petty theft. Beville ave improvements completed cost 6556. Cement walks on Tacoma ave cost 3294. Receiver Hawkins sues Weil & Co for 2660. American Deal Co sued for 14000. Federal grand jury begins deliberations with Judge Baker outlining bank case law and national bank duties.
An old advertisement claims Hoos Sarsaparilla and Hoons Pinus cure indigestion and related discomforts. It touts relief from dyspepsia scrotula and salt Thean ailments and promises after dinner digestion support and constipation prevention.
Country Minerals offers affordable funeral services with carriage options from South Yard to Crown Hill at low rates. Undertaker bills drop as transfer costs shrink, promoting turnout efficiency. Office listed at 116 N Delaware Bates House and Union Station. Tal 634.
Mrs. Bain explains how a trusted remedy ended trouble and restored health. The article extols Paine's celery compound as a universal cure for rheumatism and related ailments, claiming it brings new strength and vitality to the sick.
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