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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1893
Page
4
Fragmentary Indiana news notes report elections and appointments including A. Carpenter elected Elkhart postmaster. Also listed are injuries, deaths, robberies, legal actions and pension actions affecting towns like Huntington, Crawfordsville, Gas City, Brazil, and Martinsville with names such as Mary E. Woodard, Wm T Owens, and Miss Daisy Myera.
McClung, the old Yale half back, is now coaching that team. Harvard has secured 386 points in ten foe ball games this year. The New York baseball club secured the release of George Van Haltren from Pittsburg. Joe Choynski denies being robbed in a New York dive. Boxing tournament at Chicago athletic association on Dec 23 with a wrestling bout a week later. Von der Ahe pursues Foutz and talks with Brooklyn for release. Alix vs Directum in a $5,000 trotting race at Fleetwood park on Tuesday. Maxey Mere refused to act as referee for the Mitchell-Corbett fight. John Kelly or George Dickerson to be selected. Billy Delaney goes to Jacksonville to arrange training quarters for Corbett. Mooney won a $100 foot race at Carson over Powell. Princeton gun club challenges Harvard and Yale to shoot for the college championship cup. Johnson bicycle records may not be officially recognized by the LAW. McAuliffe and Mitchell dispute after Mitchell failed to double in engagements. Mitchell adds Jim Hall to his company. Col. Hoping supports Creedon versus Jacksonville club offer. bets on Fitz. Strangier Lewis defeats Duncan Ross in wrestling first fall. Ross injured and quits third. Monday race winners list includes Nashville, Deceit, Grafton, St. Pat, and others.
The safety board orders 6000 feet of Dose material. Mary Merrill’s remains from Germany arrive for burial. City clerks vote 2 percent wage relief for the unemployed. Fred Crocket’s $50 bond forfeited for liquor distribution. Patrolman Duty saves an elderly woman at Minois Washington Pike, injuring his right hand. Convict Johnson’s murder confession faces another setback via R. J. George. West Indianapolis citizens urge mayor to address annexation fever and council investigation follows.
A fragment from a newspaper discusses brewing as healthful, claiming wort and beer aid the human system. It lists Indianapolis Brewing Company products and notes physician and board health endorsements. Also mentions time changes on Vandalia and Pennsylvania Lines with new schedules and affordable funerals via Bird transfer.
A damaged text fragment provides partial numbers and codes. It mentions dates and identifiers but lacks clear events or names to confirm a full news item. The readable digits suggest archival references rather than a complete report.
Market page from Chicago shows opening bids for wheat Dec and May, corn Dec and May, oats Dec and May, with odd figures and ranges. Pork futures list Dan and May contracts with price points. other items include lord and short talks, indicating routine futures trading activity.
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