Outrageous Crime and Tragedy Across Indiana in One Week
A sweeping glance through Indiana news reports details jail escapes, murders, and arrests. Items note a homicide conviction, supposed smallpox scares, a hanging over ill health, factory and depot news, marriages and deaths, a bank dividend, elopement, and a damaging railroad verdict. Names include Mitchell Benton Seymour Dunkirk Gallant Jefferson Knox Noblesville Delphi and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Benton County
Henrietta Harlow
Beymour
Brazil
Evansville
Winchester
Conklyn
Wauseon
Elizabeth Armstrong
Dana
Goshen
Supreme Court
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Hartford City
Vandalia Railroad Company
Plainfield
Agnedical Societies of Home and Foreign Missions
Seymour
Cyrus Cogan
Eckerty
Washington
Wratten
Jackson News
Eat Seymour
Auburn
Dunkirk
Jay County
J. E. McCoy
Orleans
United States
Brownstown
George Werner
James Reubarger
Huntington
Edwin Hall
Spiceland Bank
Lyon
Delphi
Knox County
Chicago
Washington Park
Joseph Deal
Hugh Crye
Fort Wayne
Rhodes
Noblesville
Evang and
Johnson
Fisher's Station
Muncie
West Middleton
Howard County
G. B. Seavers
Kokomo
Nora Cannon
Andrew Badger
A. Badger
Little Badgera
Hdward D. Tohill
E. & 7. H. Railroad
Ex-Cadi Buskirk Reflects After Defeat and City Board Action
Ex-cadi Buskirk remarks on not being roasted by papers while noting changes by the Board of Public Safety which dissolved the license inspector role and approved monthly bills for fire police and market services. The page lists names and ages and two marriage licenses: Richard Leonard and Emma Dudgeon Emanuel Coxen and Susie Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadi Buskirk
Isin
Board of Public Safety
Brntus
Kate Wigemaker
Jas
Mrs. Eaglesfield
Emma Miller
Willie Jackson
Richard Leonard
Emma Dudgeon
Emanuel R. Coxen
Susie Strickland
Sporting Life Fragments Touch on Boxing and Tracks
Eddie Daly retires as George Dixon’s sparring partner. Abbott Bowen fight thoughts target a winner. Ives Schaffer Slosson billiard tourney set for Dec 11 in New York. Dec 2 horse race Directum vs Mascot in New York. Postponed Chicago race Yo Tambien Lamplighter Clifford may not run. College clubs discuss rules in New York. Mitchell threatens fight in New Orleans with protection. Pigeon shoot results in Patterson New Jersey 96 of 160. Hot Springs pursues Corbett Mitchell bout with $20 000 purse. Local officials tighten gambling rules and patrol vigilance. Writ of attachment in conduct case surfaces as mayor’s staff reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Daly
George Dixon
Capt.Cranfield
Valkyrie
Europe
Horace Leeds
Roberts
New York
Nancy Hanke
Terre Haute
Directum
Mascot
Yo Tambien
Lamplighter
Clifford
Chicago
Princeton
Yale
Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Mitchell
Corbett
New Orleans
J. A. J. Elliott
Frank
Patterson
N. J
Eliott
Elizabeth
Rama
Copyright
la Misere
Marguerite
Yartarian
Hawthorne
Ethel Gray
Seville
Minnie Mackin
Veno
East St. Louis
High Tariff
Crimson
John Dunn
Bettie Badger
Sporting Men
Hot Springs
Ark
Guv. Fishback
Agere
Desolate homes and infant care on lactated food
The article extols lactated food as the best substitute for natural milk, praising physicians and remedies like Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. It notes October and November bring desolation for many families, urges lactated food for infants, and advertises a Big Four excursion to Chicago with travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Algiers
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted by Doctors and Public
Health booster Paine's celery compound is lauded as the top medical achievement accessible to all social classes. Testimonials from eminent physicians and grateful users claim it restores sleep and strength, purports to nourish nerves, and offers life changing benefits across many walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Prom Edwards
Phelps
M. D
LL. D
Dartmouth
W. Allen Hubbard
Weat Cadar St
Boston
Undertaker Bills and Funeral Costs Raise Questions
Fragmentary notes describe large undertaker charges for carriages and services, with mentions of a Frank Bird company and a day’s effort in a south Yard area. The text references prices around 2.80 and hints at commissions, free offerings upon deal, and various place names but remains largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest
Frank Bird
South Yard
Delaware
Bateshousa
Unienstaten
Monon Route Chicago Excursion Sale At $8 Round Trip
Monon railway offers Chicago excursion tickets to Chiesa and return for eight dollars with travel from Oct 19 to Nov 6. Train service includes five trains each way, all trains stopping at Englewood. Contact Union Station for tickets and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indincpollis
Jackson Pires
Union Station
Cally
Monon
Chiesa
Kememar
Englewood
Massachusetts
Balewin, Bf.a
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Shurife
Sporting Life
City Life
Andrew Kremer
Board of Works
Meyer Denny
Board of Safety
Anderson
Hood
Hoon
Tia
H. MH. Broncow, A. G P. A
W. Allen Hubbard, KL
Washington Street
Weg
Om Ee
East
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
VIA
Cooners Villa
GrAce—Oor
Hlinois-st
Ban
Heky-nve
Linois-St. and
H. J. Rhein
General Ageah
Parrott-Taggart
Ledianapolio
Issiaz
Fale
Ebrong
Ache
Baturdas
Seapeeter
Red Peetal
Telegraph
Dee
T&ke
Ets
G&ke
Roy Fetzo
Nike
Ae Gan
Gaeleetrice
East Front
Sun Orcs
Washington-st
H. H. Buville
Aly W
Washington St
Eumsey-ave
Adéresa & G
Bex
Hoy
South-st
Ehilaren
Etzht
Eheanp
W. Vichigan-st
SUN Office
Brookalde Ave
Cence
Ohio-St
GoVe
America
Kentucky
Taft’s Dental Parlors
West
Cordova
Ind
Bubner
Welker
Miss Beck
North Meridian St
A. J. Burns
Indiana Avenue
AL Biansfield & Son
Massachusetta-ave
Falk’s - Millinery
Tlinois Street
H. F. Rikhoff
Circle ST
W. Jeenson
THE
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the Union Trust CO
East Market Street
John H. Holliday
Henry Eitel
Secod
Addison C. Harris
Sam'l L. Duk
Hirat
Kregelo
North Illinois Street
Kregelo, Son & Irvin
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