Drummer Peeped as a Tot Relieved her Teachers
Washington notes a confession in the Wratten family murder case by James Stone who says conscience drove him to reveal. The report mentions other civic items including bank losses, smallpox in several towns, and local court actions with multiple named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Stone
Wratten
Lea
James A. King
Orestes
Wayne County
Isaac D. Finley
Businss
Noblesville
Kendalville
Samuel Thompson
Knox County
Thompson
Gas City
Rushville Graphic
Huntington
Newport
HK. E. Stephens
Franklin
Water, Light and Power Company
Jackson County
Seymour
Toledo
Bracken
Brookville
W. J. Zacharias
Louis Feddermann
Union City
Greenfield
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Crawfordsville
Jamestown
Muncie
Pacl
Anderson Apple
Milford
William H. Barnett
Johnson County
Vickery
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Columbus -Brighten
Bent Jones
Brown-Wesner
Lebanon
Brown
Wesner
Laporte
Lawrence Hanley
Edith Lemmert
J. E. Hahlo
Will Williams
Sporting Life Features and Boxing Buzz from Brooklyn to New York
A wide-eyed recap notes Dempsey on stage soon, 1 200 horses at Gloucester tracks, and boxing chatter from Brooklyn to San Francisco. Mentions fake Maher McAuliffe bout, Topan over Hogan, Renaud backing 100 pounds fights, and a possible Sullivan Bilrain rematch within 100 miles of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Gloucester
Peter Maher
Joe McAuliffe
San Francisco
Kid” Topan
Tim Hogan
Brooklyn
Mike Kelly
Boston
Europe
New York
Fred Merritt
Jack Levy
Gorman
Charley Kelly
Billy Plimmer
America
Barry
Chicago
Bud Renaud
Sullivan-Bilrain
Corbett
Mitchell
New Orleans
Roberts
Ian New York
de -Oro
Lexington
Bliss Magma
Faraday
Samantha
Anna
Otfienna
Audrey
East St. Louis
Cerebuy
Denver
Alinron
Winnifred
Walter
Barthol
Linden
N. J
Rival
Territler
Nelglen
Enfield
Dalsirian
Sandowne
Fire Ironmaster
Chauncey
Robinhood
Cheddar
Adloram
Frank B
Vanwart
Tawthorne
Kl—Fa Jjuive
Virden, Clifford
Hy Dy
Judge Morrow
Sunday Barbers Eyeing Closure In Frantic Town
Fragmentary local notes report barbers itching to close on Sundays. A 415 wealth of posies planned for Garnelfd Park. Mrs Belle Bristow assigns at 348 Illinois St. Dispatches mention embezzlement case of Charles Milligan and a drunken row by Pat McNulty. W Indianapolis trustees plan fire dept inquiry after Sunday blaze. treasury drained by bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garneld Park
Belle Bristow
Tllinois
Chas
Holme An Black
Washington and
Bevilester
St Fletcher Place
Sadie Walker
Owen
Old Stones
Mollie Dolan
Charles Milligan
American Wringer Company
Cincinnati
Pat McNulty
West Indianapolis
Big Four World’s Pair and Chicago Excursion Deals
Advertisements announce big fare offers to Chicago and the World’s Fair from rail lines including Big Four and Monon. Discounts include $8.02 round trips to Chicago with multiple return dates and several daily trains stopping at Englewood, with ticket offices listed at Union Station and 36 Jackson Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Chicago
Hound Tvrip
Tiexeta
Indinepulls Union Station
Ifenets
Eee
Tg Fong
Washippton
Jackson Place
Union Station
F&hursday
Monon Tote
Hnglewood
Caibat Ucketchices
Mvois
Trusts and Estates Undertaking in Endia
Fragments indicate a pledge to manage estates faithfully and invest money. The text cites counties, bonds, mortgages, and collateral as part of a broad financial arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endina
Posinea
Livestock Prices and Market Report from a Historic Sale
A fragmented market report outlines cattle prices for various grades from good to fancy export bulls and cows, with figures for calves and feeders. It notes shipping demand light, packers pressing prices, and a general price drop later in the day, plus detailed grain and livestock quotes and futures for Wheat, corn, and pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanse
Teadias
Sernid Sane
Souids
Awebeinenn Nebrases
Fussdey
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Indiana
John Jackson
Indianapolis
James A. Caden
National Military” Home
George W. McConshay
Eureka
John Thomas
Battle Ground
Benjamin W. Marshall
Bricen Carter
Avoca
Amos C. Sweezey
John
Duvendack
Huntingburg
John Perkins
William S&s. Elliott
Feirmount
George Wilcoxen
South Bend
William Demose
Bunns City
Daniel Dedman
Folcomville
Horatio W. Ayers
Royalton
John P. Bradfield
Sheridan
Thomas C. Johnson
Ireland
Lucinda J. Smith
Goshen
Harriet E. Collins
West Liberty
Margaret J. King
Greensburg
Charles Stafford
Star City
John Vettr
Fairmount
James Drummond
Rohing Prairie
Chey Lier
H. M. Broxson
Hreturn
Pennsylvania
E. Washington-st. Aug
Poly A
Indianapolis A
Kane
Etnay
TRE
Gonpary
East Heaket Street
Joen B. Bolliday
Henry Eivel
Second View Prast
Addison. Hargis
Satu K. Luk
First View
Brussels
Tares
Candlorda
Tor Naver
L. Hutchinson
East
Washington Street
Perfest
Imelye Mes
Elmer and
Piss
North Meridian St
Etyla
Price
Nannie Parkhill
Emilline
Etn Todianapolis
Totten & Be Nngtt
Binss
Ava
Ind
Tady Einbalmer
A. J. Burns
Indiana Avenue
Prdianafolis Ueion
Waarnaw
Ae . Bas
Aia Ae
City Grain Market
Timothy Glu WU
Merkers
Kelegraph
Dee. Paige
Ierd
Neves
Pape
Secrea
Hon
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Eeast
W. Jackson
Washingson-st
North
Thinois Streat
Via
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Kantucky-ave
Illinois-st
H. J. Rabin
Irin
Eouate
E. Roytha Si
Roe
N. Alatamu
Mississippi-st
Bastat
Gale—Candy Store
Merkian-st
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Ohio
Ohio-St
Rine
Nipil Lt
Nloaks
York
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