A Look at the State Ailments and Local Warnings
A roundup of Indiana towns reports fires, accidents, accidents, and civic notes. Mentions include fire department reorganizations, a new baptist church planned in Muncie, a Zouave company at Evansville, and electric alarms in Columbus. Reports of theft, trials, drownings, and property values in Anderson, Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne’s mineral water, and Goshen post office politics appear alongside brief items on: fishing wickets, races, public drunkenness, and a variety of local incidents across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contes
Muncie’s
New Baptist
Company of Zouaves
Evansville
Columbus
W. H. Cread
Manilla
Montgomery County
Michigan City
Anderson
Poiice
Scott Ray
S. J. Carpenter
John Doe
Richard Roe
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Hay
Merv
Thompson
Evanaville
Shelbyville
Cleveland
John E. Binkler
Huntington
Burr Oak
George Burkett
Belva Lockwood
Corydon
Laporte
Mister Smith
Goshen News
Harrison
Goshen Post Office
Franklin
Hackney
Indiana
Wabash W. C. T. U
Thes
John Pierce
Canada & St. Louis Road
Goshen
Woenjamin Foster
Arrowsmith Ino
Monroe County
Seymour
John Frederick Kasting
Oliver Overmyer
Redding
James M. Tipton
Peru
Frank McCray
Indianapolis
Clara Pugh
Organization of Board of Trade
Hag Ti
J. M. Brown
George Kelley
Maggie Masterson
Sergi
Frank
Martinsville
Herod Atkins
City
R. T. Davis
Court House
U.S
Allen
Hawkins
Mar
shal-Allen
Brazil
Prizes for Newsboys Exhibit at The When Window
Indianapolis newsboys prize contest runs Nov 26 to Dec 24 with exhibition at The When window on Penn. Ave. First prize a suit, second an overcoat, third waterproof boots, with further rubber goods and a silver dollar for daily sellers. Carrier with most Sun subscribers wins a silver watch and chain. any boy may enter even without a Sun route.
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San
Indianapolis
When
Pennsylvania
Died Cleary funeral notice and varied classifieds
DIED. Cleary daughter of ae and Andrew funeral Saturday 24th at 2 oclock from residence 258 Douglass. Friends invited. WANTED-Furnished room for two 310 N. RHast-st on W. RENT-Nice furnished front room 245 North Illinois. SITUATION as a nurse girl No 10 Carlon-st. WANTED-Good girl for general housework 21 Lockerbiest. TWO ROOMS unfurnished light housekeeping 91 E Market St. PARTED storation at teaming for business house. Call 40 Archer. SALE-Walnut bedstead with box mattress 10 245 North Illinois. DOG with collar on check 1 475 please return to Bates house and receive reward. SALE-A rare chance for man and wife or two single gentlemen bed bedding stove etc for housekeeping apply room 8 Johnson Block cor East and Wash st Kent of room reasonable.
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Cleary
Andrew
resi_dence
Douglass
E. Market-St
Illinois
Bates House
Johnson Block
Wash
Kent
Largest Carpet House in Indiana Promotes Stock and Prices
The dealer claims unmatched carpets and draperies with extensive patterns including moquettes Wiltons tapestry Brussels and Ingrais. Offers low prices and exclusive sale in the region, plus skillful wall papers and decorations with various styles and affordable patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Othir House
Brussels
Ingrais
Weather Window Display Shifts Thursday Forecast
Readable fragment shows a fair weather outlook for Thursday with steady, stationary temperatures. No strong fronts or precipitation indicated, suggesting mild conditions for outdoor plans.
Umbrellas Come Down Prices Bring Royalties to People
A brief note on umbrella culture noting a shift from royal symbolism to affordability for the masses as prices drop and more people gain access to the practical item.
Umbrellas Advertised In Variety Of Styles And Prices
Silk and alpaca umbrellas in gingham rubber and cotton with gold or silver tipped or natural wood handles. Available for ladies gentlemen young and old at a single price lower than elsewhere in this market.
Diamonds and Diamonds Worth Your While to See
The piece notes that beauty and value vary among diamonds and other precious stones. It contrasts the phrase about a woman adorned with diamonds to richer, more impressive stones, inviting readers to observe the shimmering varieties and their worth.
Special Sale on Silk Plush Hoods and Winter Wear
Numerous bargains from Bingham and Walk with silk and plush hoods 25c, toboggan and knit caps 6c to 2ac, hats 1.50 to 2.25, mufflers 1.10, handkerchiefs 15c, ladies embroidered handkerchiefs 10c, lace pins 25c, pocketbooks 49c. Damask sets 8 to 12.50, scarlet blankets 2 per pair, dress goods 23c, cashmere 1280, scarlet gray blue wool scarves 26c. Boys’ half price outfits, boys’ wool hose 20c, ladies ribbed underthings and gloves discounted.
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Pocketbooks
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Wioneer
Skippea
Beadle
Eagle
Washington Street
Lewis
K. of L. General Assembly
All Trades
Federation of Trades
St. Louis
K. of L
Federation
Charles H. Litchman
Powderly
L. M. Barry
Skeffington
City Lifl
Michenexer
Tennessee
Loss Small
P. Armour & Co
Chicago Pork Packere
Elish W. Halford
Gen. Harrison
Sam Leffingwell
Labor Bureau
State Statistician
Thomas Kemp
Seventh St
College Ave
T. Costello
Mississippi-st
Nicholas McCarty
Ingalls
The
American Institute of Architects
Adolph Sherrer
George W. Bunting
Arthur Bohn
Bernard Vonnegut
California
Lion Hs ‘Seanad & Krags
Johnson
Sitso Vicor
Polk
Columbia
Sacramento River
New
York
Americas
Limburgh
Kentucky
Jamad
Louisiana
Dutchess
Concord
Malagas
Pega P,. & W
Castor Ol
Bank
Prades
Mammoth
Alaska
City Grain Market
Thunsday
Board of Trade
Mediterranean
Hay Is Co
Telegraph Markets
Betheb
Chicago
New York
Zvése
N. Rhast-St. On
Carlon-st. Wi
North
Washington
Tax Sun
Jin
West
W.G. Wasson
Telephone
Pennsylvania-st
Bingham & Walk
Ayres
Zimmerman
Washington-st
Tlinois St
Lamos
F.P. Smith & CO
Atlantic and Pacific
East Washington Street
C. M. Raschig
E. H. Eldridge & CO
Alabama
Maryland
Louis Reibold
Paul H. Krauss
Toe
the Sun
Indianapoli National “Bank
Ted States
Deposito Ory
Areca
Taro
Hagauey
Lata
Philadelphia
West Washington ST
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