Whist, Mustaches and a Virginia Dalliance
Amusing miscellany notes Mrs. Chanler resembles a portrait subject and discusses future writing plans. Campaign buttons pictured for Cleveland and Thurman command attention. Col Brice demonstrates cane tricks as a casual art. Queen Victoria grows fond of whist, while a Hungarian coachman gains fame for his mustache. James Depew, Chauncey’s brother, seen at Union League gathering. Gen Alger recalls wedding trip and glove detail. Amusements cover Johnson Slavin minstrelsy and stage fare at Indianapoliss Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. Depew
Chaurcey
Detroit
Mich
Chauncey’e
Union League Club
Hoosier News Items Mixed From Across Indiana
A roundup of brief Indiana items: death of John Smith at Marion aged 90. Richmond gas trenches. free mail delivery at Columbus. many duck hunters on the Kankakee. new church at Erie. 153d regiment reunion at Kokomo. Fort Wayne fair profit of 5000 dollars. Elkhart monument fund. Butler University geologizing in Jefferson County. Southeast Indiana M E conference closed at Liberty. 25 percent corn crop increase expected in Southern Indiana. Kokomo U O of H auctioned furniture. young Alexander 15 dies from bee sting at Montpelier. Lawrenceburg businessman Alexander Beckman dead. Evansville Sunbeam society noted. Winchester 124th Indiana reunion. Michigan City bathhouse permission. Elk Hart subscription for McClenny fever relief. Boonville depot dispute with Airline railroad. Evansville youth buys cotton pie for ladies. Mrs Frischmeyer of Lafayette dies from buggy accident. Earlham College Friends majority. Fort Wayne gambler. Zollinger battery resignations. Sulivan mine accident. death of Ben Ice at Grant County after land dispute. Viele Hall box unearthed at Evansville. Indiana political vandals noted. Evansville wives’ home entry quip reported. Anderson Miller Bros. robbed. Levi Miller found wandering insane. civil rights act damages cases. Stuckmeyer’s Gem featured in Council. September city finances receipts and warrants. market petition against hucksters near market. Stuckmeyer quip passage. Cincinnati builders’ day invitation. library position under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosiioodem
John Smith
Marion
Richmond
Columbus
Kanknee
Indiana
New Christian Church
Erie
Kokomo
153D
Fort Wayne Railroad and Factory Fair
Elkhart Sentinel
Silas Baldwin
Elkhart
Butler University
Jefferson County
Liberty
U. O
Young
Alexander
Montpelier
Alexander Beckman
Lawrenceburg
Sunbeam Pleasure Circle
Evansville
124Th Indiana Regiment
Winchester
Michigan
Gov. St. John
Helen Gougar
Boonville
Jacob Frischmeyer
Lafayette
Earlham College
Society of Friends
Fort Wayne
Japgle
Zollinger Battery
Frank Kingston
Superior Coal Mines
Sullivan
Ben Ice
Fairmount Township
Grant County
Lavina Ice
Viele Hall
Hvansville
the Tribune
Toary Leoral
Anderson
Miller Bros
Middletown
Levi Miller
Chicago
Wm. Harrison
Barney Wood
Genis
Wood
Stuckmeyver
Bates House Shooting Accusation Shifts Blame to Gast
Edward Barry, shot Monday at the Bates house, identifies Charles Gast as the shooter over Charles Easly. A witness says the quarrel arose from a money card game with 10 cents at stake. Gast avoided arrest after not reporting to police and staying sober. Barry remains in the city hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates House
Edward Barry
Charles Gast
Charles Easly
Gast
Barry
City Hospital
Cincinnati and Return $2.50 Excursions via C H D Route
Daily and for all trains excursion tickets sold from Indianapolis to Cincinnati and return for 2.50, valid ten days. Oct 2 journalists day, Oct 4 Knights of Pythias day, Oct 7 street car employees day at the exposition. Big 4 Kankakee line also selling to Cincinnati for 2.50, three days return. Other market items list groceries and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indianapolis
Springfield
Reims
Columbus
Cleveland
Geo Burtler
S. Illinois St
Cincinnati
Exposition
Knights of Pythias
Kankakee
Cor
Washington
Meridiansts
Street Railway
Old Reliable
Union Station
Time 18 Not Much Money Great Watch Sale
A historical note proclaims time is money as a big silver value is cited at 38704.84 for a ton and emphasizes abundance in table service and small ornaments and watch cases with movements. The article invites buyers to prices lower than ever, urging quick purchases during the watch sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent
Claimed ad fragments show furnished and unfurnished rooms offered at 20 Ind ave and 145 Ind ave, plus a male or female applicant seeking work as bookkeeper or cashier with strong references. Also mentions a janitor position at 43 Leon st and a rent inquiry at BW, SUN office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
SUN Office
Leon-st
Hammons
N. Trist. & Lee
U.S
Secret Service
Fostoffice
N. Delaware
Julia Abbott
NOBLE
Indiana‘ave
North
Pennsylvania
E. C. Argadine
Forest Hill
Minerva St. Ees
Night Shirts Lead Market With Embroidered Designs
An article notes embroidered or fancy plaited night shirts become essential wardrobe pieces with vines and clusters designs. Prices range from six to ten dollars. vendors offer cheaper options. Undershirts, flannel shirts, and white shirts—open front or back—are all featured, laundried or unlaundried. The piece asserts leadership in shirt markets.
Plush Wear Lines Highlighted in Seasonal Market
A local textile feature spotlights Plush Sacques Plush Jackets Plush Wraps and Plush Modjeskas along with Plush Newmar kets and Plush English Coats as favored items for the season, signaling shifts in style and comfort preferences.
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Ameie Rives
Brice
Vic
Wales
Monser
Virginia
Europe
England
Paris
John Chamberlin
Long Branch
New York
Union
Cleveland and
Thurman
GC. L. Mitchell
New Haven
Col
Dan Lamont
H. B. Youmans
Mr. Chamberlin
Col. Brice
Ben Johnson
Wordsworth
Prince of Wales
Hungary
Marlborough House
Jehu
Gen. Alger
Grand Rapids
Grandville
Johnson & Slavin
Serbia
Muldoon
Park
Engish
Monon Road
Tomlinson Hall
Harding
Hicklin
East
Stuckmeyer
City Life
Cincinnati Builders’ Exchange
Miss Marsee
Albert Yohn
Meredith Nicholson
The
Evening News
Cleinnati
Teturn
Ay & D
Hayes Bros
Washington St
California
É& Krags
N. Y
Lée
Baltimores
Jerseys
Kentucky
Florida
Alaska
Whea
Mae Ghssson
Virginia-ave
North Tenn
North Tenn-st
Cloth Newmarkets
Flack
L. 8. Ayres & CO
Ladies
Newmarkets
Sullivan's
Philadelphia
W. Washinston
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Theo
Haveley
Pres
H. Lace
W. J. Roll
South
Illinois Street
Frank A. Blanchard
Pennsylvania Street
Washington- St
Delaware- St
Tate Wider
Pennsylvania St
Washington-st
F. P. Smith & CO
N. Ilinoissi
Albert Gall
Brussels
T Am
Albery Gale
W. Washington-Sts
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