Spiritualist Henry Hockman Ends Life to Contact Spirits
Evansville reports Henry Hockman 55 a leading Spiritualist shot himself seeking face to face communication with the dead. In the same issue grocer Phillip Heid 44 collapses winding a clock at 3131 East New York Street. authorities doubt responsibility though heart condition noted. Heid left a small estate and lived with his wife on 3117 East New York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Henry Hockman
Hockman
Hfe
Phillip Heid
New Yorktreet
Heid
City
Corer Blackwell
New York Street
Dancer Shot in Lindenhurst Hall Sparks Fatal Fire Dept Ball
In Lindenhurst at a village ball for the fire department a man named Andrew Wreith shot William Richter in the abdomen as crowds fled. Richter collapsed and died within hours at Mineola hospital while Wreith was jailed awaiting a deputy sheriff’s decision. Wreith claims self defense after a prior dispute. Richter’s friends dispute the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Wreith
Gestie
Lindenhurst
William Richter
Wreith
Richter
Mineola
Wretth
Raby- Ian
Deer Park Avenue
Babylon
Wreitth
Justice of the Peace Wells
Amityville
Mott
Wraith
Big Department Store Three Destroyed by Fire
Goshen Indiana October first fire of unknown origin last evening destroyed the Economy department store owned by Nathan and Louis Salinger of Goshen and Harry Salinger of South Bend. The buildings occupied by the store are owned by Haines Egbert and Mrs Mary A Shaefer. Total loss is about 106000 mostly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Economy Department
Nathan
Louis Salinger
Harry Salinger
South Bend
Pny
Haines Egbert
Mary A. Shaefer
Clothing Craftsmanship Elevates Fashion to Finest Standards
It is the result of thought, work and unvarying fidelity to artistic ideals to lift clothing making above the ordinary and the counter fit. The aim is to produce the utmost style and good workmanship to the highest standard of perfection.
Honored by mistake or a monument misname in Kingston
Kingston plans a Monday unveiling for a granite memorial to Thomas Chambers, the first settler. The monument bears the title Sir Chambers, a title he never held, sparking debate over historical accuracy and a $20 challenge offers that remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Thomas Chambers
Chambers
Albany
Gingerbread Men Beat Candidacy In City News Parade
5000 gingerbread men invaded the Sun office as Arthurian style peace offerings to Indianapolis readers. They advertise The Gingerbread Man musical at Park Theater next Monday through Wednesday, promising a large nursery rhyme show at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Park Theater
Sun Office
Abundant Apple Crop Keeps Cider Mills Busy in Indiana
War sa w Indiana reports a bumper apple harvest driving cider production across Mills in Warsaw Pierceton and Palestine. Farmers store up larger cider supplies than in years past as eastern Warsaw sees a rush at the Sehue mill with as many as 30 loads waiting for chopping and pressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Sehue
Pierceton
Palestine
Northern Indiana Weather Conditions Noted In Report
The available text indicates that conditions prevail generally over northern Indiana. Specific details such as dates locations or measurements are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Panhandler’s insult leads to brawl in Hackensack
New York, Co. L James Powers of Newbury attempted panhandling in Hackensack. He was insulted when Charles Kruse gave him a nickel and punched Kruse. Kruse summoned friends and Powers and a fellow panhandler were roughly handled before Officers Carlo and Kirk intervened. Both suspects were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Co
James Powers
Newbury
Hackensack
Charles Kruse
Kruse
Powers
Carlo and
Kirk
Dance Hall Leads to the Dwing Court Divorce Suit
Grover Redic files for divorce from Maggie Redic in Anderson Indiana claiming his wife attended public dances and on one trip rode home to Daleville with her head on a stranger’s shoulder in an Interurban car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Daleville
Grover Redic
Maggie Redic
Congregation Plans $90,000 Church in Bulllivan
In Bulllivan Indiana the official church board voted to build a $90,000 church with construction to start soon after architect plans are submitted. The Christian church has grown rapidly with 16 new members joined within six months as Elder J M Vawter directed a prolonged revival and tabernacle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullivan
Ind
The
Christian Church
Buila
J. M Vawter
Lunatic with Gorngor Defies Officers in Indiana Standoff
In Ryansville Indiana Captain L Sup Penfield an escaped lunatic held policemen at bay for ten minutes using a corncob wrapped in a handkerchief the officers mistook for a pistol. The incident ended without injury as authorities contained him and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryansville
Ind
Karl Suppenfield
Every Man Read This Awway to Nerve Health Recipe
A dubious cure described as gaining Eastern popularity for nerve stamina and happiness. It recommends preparing a secret home remedy with cardamom, wine, and tinctures, claiming to help anxious, tired, and sleep troubled individuals. The piece touts safety while urging discreet use after meals and at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Ety
Asia
Also Mentioned on This Page
PT Es
Cuiaco
Mederzs
Earborn Station
Meeet of the
Oy Et vi
Unies Btation Claypoot Hotel
Tuo Ok Ag
Peninsular
Jfartmann’s
Washington Street
BIG Department Store
Oncredit
Menter & Com
Rosenbeo
North
Pennsylvania Street
Tailors of Fashion
Engliah Woolen Co
Illinois St
Indianapolis, Ind
Sastoria
Cher
Gorngor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!