Contortionist Society Girl Appears In Anderson Murder Case
The coroner's inquest into the James Costello killing by Wil Wood found near justifiable homicide after Costello insulted Wood's sister and struck him. Wood, now jailed, is central to a sequence of regional items including train wrecks, divorces, and local incidents across Indiana cities.
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Anderson
James Costello
Wil Wood
Costello
Wood
Goshen
Fairmount
Michigan City
Washington
Susan R. Edwards
Richmond
Statia Chess Players
Loganspore
Anderson Bulletin
Mayne Roll
Madison
Lafayette
Thayer & Co
Greenfeld
Uuntington
Carl Gueber
Hoelville
G. & Foos Farming Implement Company
Springfeld
Runcie
Fort Wayne
Mies Sadie Kirby
Evansville
We Indiana Vineyard and Orchard Society
Richmound
Win. Wallace
Shelbyville
Erry Reynolds
Crawfordsville
National Cribbare Assoc
Brazil
Srville Bishop
Alisa Livis Pratzmay
Muncie
Edward Dburgess
Frankton
Elwood
South Bend
Greencastle
Sid
Shattuck
Llendricks
Frank
Robert Love
Coatsville
Ura Burton
Thusville
Versailles
Y. BT
Losansport
George Stuckey
Columbus
Lie Bareb
James Wolfe
Aude Bell
Elkhart
Allance
Indiana
Western Association of Glass Manufacturer
Chicago & Indiana
Isaac N. Stratton
James Flood
A. Finley White
James H. Darmond
Samuel P. Hardin
Thomas A. Fritter
Levi White
Thomas Bisck
Go Second's The Sun Declares Against Provoking Law
During a trial before Justice Sitoney Feibleman the provocation law was denounced as the most abominable in Indiana statutes. He recounted efforts to repeal it, expressing hope it will be struck from state law soon, despite his previous failure.
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the Sun
Whidh
Sitoney Feibleman
Peaceful Valley at Grand Opera House Captivates With Russell
The production led by Guanp-Sol Smith Russell at the Grand Opera House Thursday night delivered hearty laughter and touching moments. Russell, backed by an admiring company, portrayed familiar melodrama roles with skill, aided by strong scene painting and vivid performances by Hosea Lowe and Mrs. Marion Lester. The review notes effective stage business, notable scenery, and an ensemble including Willie and Willard Newell and the Gorman minstrels as Thanksgiving attractions.
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Sol Smith Russell
Thursdsay Night
Russell
Mr. Russell
Lussell
Indianapolis Journal
Daaughing
Hosea Llowe
Hansell
Marion Lester
Sothern
Hosea
Virgie Rand
Local Briefs Include Ball, Missing Wife, and School Talk
Firefighters plan annual ball on November 22 in Tomlingen hall. A missing wife case draws police action after a marriage two weeks ago on Priest Street. County officials discuss purchasing land for a Board of Public Guardians home. A bicycle accident on Cedar Street leaves a man seriously injured. Grand jury indictments cover assault, larceny, burglary and related charges. Commercial Club directors meet. new stock company proposed to run a restaurant in a landmark building. Weather notes warn of a cold Sunday night around 20 degrees. School superintendents meet to discuss public funding of equipment and teachers meetings. debates on educational buildings for the World’s Fair and a northeastern normal school. Local ads tout Armour meats, Christmas supplies, and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething.
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Tomlingen Hall
James 8
Woodburn
Missouri
John Alberts
Indianapolis
Ruth Harvey
Board of
Penn $ Guardians
Frank Bloore
Olive St
Cedar-st
Virginia
Annie M. ReMath
Hattie Stowe
Nettie Hobbs
Edward F. Sante
Peter Miley
Charles Davenport
Thames Ferster
James Rush
MG. Morrill
William Addington
Charles Jose
Commercial Club
Harrold
Alabama
Washington Sts
Indiana
Denison
Rosey skaters and Sunday racing results in reach
Names of skaters Alturas Steinway Poulotiul Walcott Loyal Flush show up with winners Nasaville on Thursday including Cy renga Julius Sax Vida Wadelph Em press Peter Maher. A pugilist narrowly escaped death on Neversink bridge near New York Thursday. Corbett vows to thrash Mitchell, Yale Harvard game upcoming in Springfield. Bonkers note on L Sullivan arrest risk and boxing bids. National baseball league session in Chicago yields little. rules committee setup for March 7. season set to run late April to late September with 122 games in one series.
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Rosey
Alturas
Steinway
Poulotiul
Walcott
Nasaville
Cyrenga
Julius Sax
Vida
Wadelph
Empress
Peter Maher
Pugilist
Nevesink Bridge
New York
Ile
Corbett
Mitchell
Wrenk McTrurd
Ohio
Bob Anrus
Boston
Coney Island
Charley ‘Turner
Stockton
Cal
Jim Williams
Salt Lake
Frisco
Turner
Harvard
Springfield
Mass
Yale
York
John L. Sullivan
Samuel Wallick
Sullivan
Wallick
Chicago
Baldwin Piano Company Endorsed for Growth and Design
The Baldwin piano earns continued praise after multiple evaluations. The Musical Courier notes its growth potential and superior tone, touch, and wood-work. The article highlights an original case design with symmetric lines and sturdy trusses, distinguishing Baldwin from other Western manufacturers.
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Baldwin
Ea En Casey
Musical Courier
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Friday November 18 1892 cattle receipts 1000 shipping 60 hogs scarce hog market steady open wheat corn oats prices quoted Chicago and Chicago bids listed market news notes include fat calves and sheep lambs prices and local grain quotes tonight city market report underage market activity described as active with high quality not excellent and steady prices for shipments
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Indianapolis
Faly
Msaiuni
Caeeresensnacteeey
Cloak Sale Offers Varied Fashion at Special Prices
A newspaper item advertises a range of cloaks in multiple fabrics and styles. Prices include $89.50 for a full astrachan and $14 for mixed cloth jackets. Large assortments described with watteau pleats, half lining, and cuff details. Special offer on two large lots of jackets at 8.75.
Bargain Counter Closings Offer Broad Dress Goods
Bargain counters offer 100 pieces fleece lined wrappers at reduced prices and 10 pieces diagonale silk finish goods from former 1.50 and 2 per yard lines. Entire lot offered at a discounted price. East counter advertises 5 dozen towels sized 23 by 45 with a genuine 35 cent value offered at 25 cents each.
Under Value Sale Of Boys Clothes At Low Prices
An under value sale offers 140 double breasted suits in cassimeres and cheviots at 4.50 to 4.75, 25 fine all wool jersey suits for 3.10, boys ages 10 to 16 with vests, large assortment with prices from 5.50 to 6.50 and 7.60, overcoats for ages 6 to 18 at 2.50 to 5.50, heavy flannel waists 0.50 to 1.00, hearty pants 0.50 to 1.00, winter hats pull over ears 0.50 to 0.60, derby hats and ties at low prices.
Sale of Ladies Hosiery and Underwear Advertised
A sale of ladies hosiery and underwear features cotton hose and black boots at 25¢, fast black lined hose valued at 35¢ for 2 pairs, children's all wool ribber hose at 35¢, ladies winter weight swiss ribbed vests at 50¢, plus assorted garments as listed.
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Union
Euite
Bargain Offer on Men's Furnishings in 47 Percent Sale
A fragmented sale notice lists men s night shirts 75 cents each now 25 to 40 cents and English half hose 35 cents, with Scotch mixed shirts and drawers and assorted items in low prices. Includes water weight Tic vale and other items from Bele: Men s furnishings.
Saturday Is Shoe Day in Local Sale
A local sale advertises 400 pairs of band-sawed welt shoes in dongola and straight goat, with price drops from 2.60 to 1.93 pounds. One lot includes children’s shoes with minor wear, 600 grade, closing 0.17. Various styles and sizes offered, including rubber strap sandals at 0.50. A straight $1 reduction on Burt’s fine shoes applies for Saturday only.
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Burt
Center Aisle Quotations Bargains From Aisle Items
Bargain placard lists numerous discounted goods including 1000 children solid gold rings with three settings for 25 cents each, 1,000 bottles amimoni soap 5 cents, La T toilet items 5 to 10 cents, 5,009 cakes gelinias Duttermilk soap nine cents a cake, 569 boxes Swansdown face powder 25 cents, and 2-yard linen scarves with fringe for 26 cents, among other discounted items.
Great Sale of Cut Flowers at Choice Prices
Choicest rosebuds seven and a half per dozen. Beautiful chrysanthemums two and a half per dozen. Rich carnations four sixty three per dozen. Special attention given to flower orders for weddings receptions parties and funerals.
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Her
Name IS “Shorty
James Dunn
John Hertman
John Parkhill
Frederick Wyrick
Absolom Brown
Chas
M. Tyler
Martin Wyrick
Eleakim Cully
Geo. W. Kron
Thomas M. Wyatt
Samuel B. Weaver
David Bidlin
Wm. T. Stoner
John D. Grandstaff
Jacob Tyring
Robs. Lash
Hamilton Cash
Isaac Clark
Hira Rogers
John D. Sanders
Frederick Knopfer
Edmund H. Dunn
Wm. Griffin
Joseph Hippensteel
America Burk
Mary A. Rose
Christian M. Wolff
Fanny W. White
Elizabeth A. Richton
Eunice Britt
Helen M. Peacock
Clarinda Byrn
Louisa Bird
James M. Holby
Fannie Ellinger
Anne IK. Thiel
Freibleman
Guanp-Sol Smith Russell
Snelisns
Gorman
Pang
Euvine
Varis Gaely
Poa
Willie
Willard Newell
Inglish
Eueliah
Manola-Mason
the Grand
John Mason
Marion Manola
Robert McWade
Junius Booth
Raja
Inglish’s
Ference Warden
Merwin-Dallas
Jack
Myrtle Tressider
Eddia Collyer
Helene Mora
The
Empire
Hyde Company
Loya
Brackmeier
Milwaukee
W. Oakes
E. M. Condit
Ohio Farmers Ins. Co
FE. M. Condit
Allison's
N. Penn.st
Piatures OF Sporting Lier
Baldwin Piana Cormpary
D. H. Baldwin
N. Paunsylvania
Cenere Oe
Shippi
Olty Gram
Raport
Cosu—Firm, &O
Rds
iTo
Ny S Bay
Timothy
East Penn
Phelps Bros
Ansi Thews Printing Co
Norece
Sverecld & Prunk
Hellas
Rain
Rales
Varoniss Az
Tinhrsling Stimenther’s
Bilder
Noldast
Haughyula
Bennett
C. W. Guenther’s
Massachusetts
Bve
Musa
SUN Office
Young Wen
Teferances
Ala Paerr
Ucla
College
Ava
Parsons
Reed
Sun
SREAT
Ry A
Allie
Kreaing
Hol Smith Russell
Peaceful Valley
Tucrss Works
Breeton
Lonbon
Bons
Amd
Tera Nous
Tonle
Ma Theatres
BSE Bas
Sais
Tamia
Paris Gaiety Girls
Empire Theater
Tomlinson Hall
Brights
Sousa
DANSE
Nobleay Ile
Tad
Prc
W. Washington-st
Wee Uugas
State House
L. M. Rowe
N. Mo
Dlan-St
HAAG
Fast St. Clairst
Broadway
Paitis Dry Goods
Columbia
Price
Charles Mayer
West Washington Street
West
Washington Street
C. Johnson
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