Big Reward Offered in Fatal Cigarette Case
A string of local notices: deaths include William Humes 87 of Rensslear and Judge Meliett 69 of New Castle. fires at Riverside Newport loss 5000. deaths from smallpox and suicide cases across Indiana towns. robberies and assaults reported in Lafayette Crawfordsville Anderson and Peru. a mobbed ex-priest to lecture again. new church dedications and G A R reunions. and a hospital fight over vaccination amid epidemics.
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William Humes
Rensselear
Brookville
Judge Meliett
New Castle
Riverside
Newport
Baptists of
Columbus
Abijah Davis
Crawfordsville
New Missionary Baptist Church
Crawffordsville
Anderson
Alexandria
Kelly Axe Serre Company
Louisville
Howard County
Greentown
Charles Archey
Muncie
Samuel Bower
Cayuga
Montgomery County
John J. Hartley
Patterson Fruit Jar Company
John Huffman
Clay County
Chas. W. Hanley
Mies Hattle L. Hopkins
Joseph Rademacher
Fort Wayne
John Lana
Dora Peters
Lafayette
V. G. Fischer Cafe and Range Company
Ikokemo
Monon Railroad
Fred. Gillespie
Winchester
Union City
Peru
Indians Wire Fence
Wm. Baker
Preach
Himily Paters
Velparaiso
Wm. J. Griffin
Bartholomew County
Palace
Ed. Brown
George Rindolph
South Bend
Lake Shore
Sundby
Alli
George Dickereon
Jerry Williams
Paris
Denver
Charles McCafferty
Denson Wratten
Washington
Frank Ostheimer
Dennison
Hort Wayne
Frederick Thayer
Thayer's Institute
Immy Baer
Greensburg
Fred Miller
Miller
Features of Sporting Life Recap of Baseball and Boxing News
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 11 to 9 as Dwyer Murphy Cuppy and Zimmer starred. Baltimore and Louisville disbanded for the season with Louisville reserving players for next year. James Corbett training at Asbury Park in top condition for his fight with Mitchell. Sunday league exhibitions Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 and later 17 to 8 in another game. League season closed with Washington showing a loss in finances while Philadelphia led in attendance at 290000. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 10 to 2 in one score, and St Louis topped Boston 17 to 6. St Louis beat Boston 16 to 4 in another game. Weekend race winners listed for several tracks. Indianapolis club won second city championship game at Lanham's park 6 to 3 with notable plays by Schaub and Souders.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dwyer
Murphy Cuppy
Zimmer
Baltimore
Louisville
Asbury Park
James Corbett
Mitchell
Sullivan
Chicago
Brooklyn
Donnelly
Schriver
Sharrott
Lachance
Batteries
Grifith
Anson
Dally
Lechance
Koston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Killen
Earle
Baldwin
Wilson
Taylor
Boyle
Young
Clarkson
O'Connor
Eiwing
St. Juouls
Boston
Brietenstein
Cooley
Indigo
Leater
Lord Harry
Fannive
Tom Watson
Gloucester
Indianapolis
Lanham’s Park
Lanham
Slagie
Easton
Bailert
Muncie
Bremer, Hasper and Conners
Donovan
White
R. Schaub
Chicago university of hygene speech set for Wednesday
Dx Georges Dutton president of the Chicago university of hygene will address the local society Wednesday night at the Proplaeum. Also notes a brakeman named John Halil injured near White River Bridge and a man found dead in downtown, plus several legal notices and a lecture on popular suffrage by Wm. Dudley Foulke at Mansur hall.
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Georges
Dutton
Chicago University of
Tie
Solomon Binzer
Ala Wifa
Albert Schrader
Progress Club
Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
Mansur Hall
Binkms
Jas
Rice
Sweeney
W. J
Dale
Alvin
Ada Denbo
Mac
Kenry Homburg
Ann Ballard
Jno
M. Berry
Mary Feber
Mariar Hayden
Dos
F. Hannes
Abbie Willams
Cada Hunt
Robert_T Hunt
Alice Meyers
Chas. H. Ashby
Ida J. Ditmer
Frederick J. Hofmen
Jeffers
Frank Curry
Mary Belle Rowe
Nicholas Cornet
Ross M. Hemmetz
Wm. Childers
Mary E. Tiking
Chas. N. Leonhardt
Emma May White
Chicago and Return Ticket Offer on Pennsylvania Line
Advertises a round trip via Pennsylvania Line on all trains Saturday October 7. Tickets valid returning through October 7. Details from ticket agents at 48 W Washington St, 46 Jackson Place, Union Station, Massachu BGS Ave, or address W F Brunner D P A Tadianapolia.
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Jackson Place
Union Station
Massachu- Bgs Ave
W.F. Brunner
Tadianapolia
R. m
Connersville
City Ticket Officeo
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Llinois-St
Kentucky-ave
Tlinois-st
J. Rhein
Big Four Route Excursion to St Louis Ticket Deal
The Big Four Company offers a round trip to St Louis for five dollars, with a six dollar return fare during October 1 and 2, tied to the St Louis fair. Tickets are valid from sale date through October 9, with several trains from Indianapolis Union Station and a special return from St Louis on October 8. Inquiries available at Big Four offices in Indianapolis.
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Qustober
Big Four
St. Louis
Indianapoli Union Station
Palace
Indianapolis
Big Four Oilio’s
Washington St
Jackson Place
Union Station
H. Um, Bronson, A. GP
City Grain Market Report Shows Varied Commodity Bids
Inspector's report from City Grain Market records wheat at 0.17, corn 0.19 per car, oats four to six cars, hay one car. Prices cited include No. 2 red wheat at 620 bid, No. 3 red 40 to 50 cents, No. 2 white 89 1/2 cents, No. 3 white 89 1/2 cents, No. 4 white 50 to 60 cents, rye 45 cents, wagon bids for wheat 6 1/2 cents and carrots 40 cents.
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Har
Timothy
Wacon Wheat
Market notes from Telegraph: grain and staple prices
Telegraph market brief lists futures and spot quotes for wheat corn oats and pork. Includes Oct Dec May contract prices across grains with figures like Wheat Oct 660 Dec 69140, May 4384¢, oats Oct aie Dec 26the May 817K, pork values around 15 540 and 930 in January. Cites Curcaso and Curation style price spreads.
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Telegraph
Caresso
Mort Nba
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