Nineteenth Death and County Dreadful Happenings Across Indiana
A long list of incidents and deaths across Indiana reports drownings, fires, accidents, court actions, and notable fatalities. Names include Brownstown, Dubois county, Lafayette, Kokomo, Terre Haute, Muncie, Noblesville, Brazil, and Elkhart, with figures such as James Reser, Ada Brill, and J. W. Scott, among others.
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Dubois County
Brownstown
Greenfield
Charles Cornwell
Livonia
Charles R. Salyards
Orleany
James W. Reser
Lafayette
J. W. Scott
Liberty
Weatfield
Boston
Rochester
Julian Hogate
Hendricks County Republican
Dave Huffman
John Bailey
Kokomo
Calvan Lee
Terre Haute
Walter Haworth
Daniel W. Krishen
First National Bank
North Manchester
Darnell Iron Works
Muncie
Will Banks
Grant Abshire
Roann
Hiram J. Coon
Emma Dukes
Colfax
Elwood Window
A. C. Hamburger
Hig Field
William Reader
Wabash Road
Butler
Brown-Wesner
Flendricke
Lebanon
Welcome Wood
Elkhart
Y. P.8
C. E
Montgomery
Putnam
Parke
Vermillion Counties
Ladoga
Portland
James Brown
Emanuel Rothschild
Bedford
United States Glass Company
Union City
Ada Brill
Noblesville
J. B. Neilson
Brazil
Alexander
Staunton
Noah King
William Houston
James
Elijah Dalton
George Holsapple
Ed. Billing
Otto Barnett
Salem
Carbon
Emma Grady
Lizzie West
Indiana Pensions
John J. Albert
Lotus
Wm. H. Stutier
Gessie
Jos
Douglass
Jonesboro
Isaiah Hosier
Hackleman
Isaac Thornburg
Farmland
Samuel Haworth
Thornton
Mary McCoy
Features of Sporting Life and Boxing Trade Talk
Billy Madden seeks match between Tommy Ryan and Jon Ellingsworth for 3500 or 1000. John Roberts beat Alfred de Oro 152 to 132 in a New York pool match. Johnny Van Heest heads to Chicago for Western scrappers. Billy O'Donnell Iowa featherweight champion signs to fight Dan Daly Omaha for 1000. Dick Burge awaits purse from Coney Island club after Corbett-Mitchell fight. Linden park and Guttenberg reach agreement averting race track war. Shadow Mather and Tom Beaver, Wisconsin welterweight champions, to fight Oct 17 at Fargo Athletic Club for 800. Kid McVey of Indianapolis defeated Jack Welch in Wheeling for 500 a side. Trainer Charles E Courtney to stay with Cornell crews for three more years. Football season to open with Princeton Cornell in late October near New York. Closing of Coney Island club after Corbett-Mitchell fight prompts pugilists to relocate. Monday race winners listed across several cities.
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Billy Madden
Tommy Ryan
Jon Ellingsworth
John Roberts
Alfred de Oro
New York
Johnny van Heest
Chicago
Billy O’donnell
Iowa
Dan Daly
Omaha
Dick Burge
Coney Island
England
Linden Park
Guttenberg
Mather
Tom Beaver
Wisconsin
Fargo Athletic Club
Kid” McVcy
Indianapolis
Jack Welch
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
Princeton
Coney Island Athletic Club
Corbett-Mitchell
Nashville Tenn
Princess Clars
Nannie Ward
Ora Wilkes
Belle Acton
Lexington
Miss Magma
Little Misa
Ocean H
Alma HL
Little Walter
Gloucester
Marina
Lyndhurst
Censor
Maggie Beck
Varuna
Baby
East St. Touts
Miami
Hercules
John Dunn
India
Bo- Peep
City items note resignations and saloon opening plans
Patrolman Jackson resigns to run a saloon on West Washington Street. The Allen & Wilson surgical partnership dissolves with H R Allen remaining as manager and C L Wilson resigning. Horace Haynes defies the 11 o'clock closing law with Patrolman Cox assigned to enforce it. A Barn dance at Mrs Jos Cameron's on School Street features Devine's orchestra and old fashioned pumpkin pie. Council adopts last session rules and defers committee announcements. An exploding lamp damages Michael Moran’s residence on Agneest Street with $75 loss. A steam pipe burst at Merrett Shoe House on East Washington triggers a department response. Monument commission considers electric elevator at $4,600. Cincinnati sculptor Webber proposes subsidiary statues. Births announced for several couples. multiple typhoid and cerebral hemorrhage deaths listed. Licenses granted for marriages. Public notices warn against neglecting medicines and tout Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Special Excursion to Chicago advertised by Big Four Route with Oct 21 round trip fare $8.50 and multiple departure times from Indianapolis.
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Jackson
W. Washington-st
Surgical Institute
Allen & Wilson
H.R. Allen
C. L. Wilson
Horace Haynes
Cox
Haynes
Jos. Cameron
School St
Devine
Cooper
Michael Moran
Agneest
Merrett Shoe Houage
E. Washington
Monument Commission
H. W. Neal
Graves Elevator Company
C. T. Webber
Cincinnati
Harrison, Clark and Mangon
Bivens
Frank
Mrs. Davenport
L. E
Josie Clary
Charles and
Bary McMullen
Edwin
Osceola Harding
E. EK
Mary Walker
Eva Carmine
Chas
Kate Stevens
John
Agnes Clymer
Pearl Banks
Deatis
Wm. Cahal
Wm. Kiehl
Bridget Mahoney
Amos Parker
Wm. C. Woerner
Lulu Rose Miller
Joseph A. Schmidt
Vashti Bowles
David Gleason
Hannah King
Frederick Shearer
Margaret Smith
Rudolph M. Mullen
Berthe F. Plaitiin
Wm. D. Echenrode
Rose Essman
Chicago and Return Train Fares and Schedules Mentioned
Rail notices advertise Chicago and return fares with Pennsylvania Line and Pennsylvania route options. Tickets valid Tuesday the 17th and Saturday the 21st with ten day tickets and stops at South Chicago Grand Crossing and Englewood. Agents or addresses in Indianapolis listed for ticket sales.
Cheap World's Fair Excursion Via the Monon Houe
Weekend trip to Chicago offered at 3.50 round trip with ten day validity. Five trains each direction available. Englewood stops on all. Tickets at Union Station Massachusetts Ave call 265 Illinois for details.
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Monon Houe
Chicago
Englewood
Iinois
Union Station
Massachusetts Ave
I. D. Baldwin
Train Tickets Sale for Chicago Route via Pennsylvania Line
Tickets good ten days for Chicago round trip via Pennsylvania Line. All trains stop at South Chicago Grand Crossing and Englewood. Applications to agents or W Bruoner D P A Indianapolis. Fare four dollars fifty cents Chicago and return four dollars fifty cents. Service daily via the Pennsylvania Line.
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Pennsylvania Line
South Chicago
Rand Crossing
Nglewood
Sorickets Appy
Pennylvania Line
W. F. Brenner
P. A
Indianapolis
Chicago
Grand Crossing
Engleweoi
Bruoner
City Grain Market Report and Livestock Prices
Tuesday market notes show inspectors reporting wheat, corn, oats and hay movements. Bid ranges include lambs and sheep per head around 3.50 to 4.60 with mixed lots and Timothy hay prices listed alongside prairie and clover values. Local dealers bid for rye and carrots while timothy and prairie offerings are highlighted.
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Telegraph
Cmoaso
Big 4 Routh Big 4 Routh Trains Depart Indiana Union Station
Passenger trains depart Indianapolis Union Station as listed with schedule details for the Big Four routes and service times. Train movements include arrivals, departures, and connections across the network. The notice outlines daily runs and involved stations along the route.
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Indianapois Union Station
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