Multitude of Local Incidents Highlight Indiana News
A wide range of Indiana items fills the page including robberies, hangings and deaths. Highlights mention Wesner’s killer freed, Dunkirk factory reopenings, a hospital of misfortune in Brazil and a rash of accidents and legal actions across towns like Kokomo Logansport and Terre Haute.
Football News and Local Incidents Across Indiana and Beyond
Football results include Hast st. 18 def. State st. 0 and DePauw 24 Otterbein 0. Indiana university tied Williams and Cornell 10 10 in New York Albany, and Butler beat Indiana University 38 0 at Y. B. T. Park. Also listed are bicycle records at Independence Ind and various crime, birth, and marriage notices with multiple local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Duncan C. Ross
Frank Bancroft
Cincinnati
Princston
Wesleyan
Baturdey
Arthur Valentine
America
Branton Abbott
Williams
Cornell
Albany
N. Y
Independence
John S. Johnson
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Tom Conners
England
Evan Lewis
Gloucester
Greenbay
West Side
Rancocas
Simrock
Chance
Annie E
Nashville
Town
Hloroy
Esyon
Boro
King David
Nicaragus
Safe Home
San Francisco
Priza Atticus
St. Croix
Sheridan
Vicero
Lizabeth
N. J
Republic
Montello
Luke Richards
Waltar
Benthorna
Chant
Ray del Mar
Ferrier
Yo Tambien
Mirabeau
Templemore
Immilds
Butler
Indiana University
Y. BT. Co. A
I. U
Hall
Parley
Scott
Somarvilis
Somerville
Utler
Shaffer
Egain
Parker
Moura
Eagiveen
Brey
Monon Route Sells Chicago Return Fare For World’s Fair
Monon line offers round trip tickets to Chicago for 8.69 with return by Nov 5. Five trains daily with all stops at Doylewood. Tickets available at 26 Illinois Street Union Station and Massa chusetts avenues offices. Contact I D Baldwin D P A for details.
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Chicago
Monon
Doylewood
Rekot
Illinois St
Union Station
Massachusetts
I. D. Baldwin
Fragmented OCR Note on 25 S T B and 23 Roe Details
Partial readable lines mention 25 S T B and 23 Roe with scattered numbers and letters. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities for a full summary.
Trains Schedule Listings for Cities Across the Midwest
The notice lists multiple trains and departure times to cities including Lafayette Louisville Shelbyville Cleveland St Louis and Danville. It mentions ticket offices at First Washington Street Jackson Place Massachusetts Avenue and Union.
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Kankakee
Chicago
Lafayette
Louisville
Lawreuge Elirg
Shelbyville
Barns Bute
Lisiam
Eas
Cleveland
BUFE
Rubany
Raw York
Anderson and
Uncle
Elkhart
Benton Harbor
Marion and
Wabash
Gem
Dea
St. Louis
Cape Cest LE Terns Haute An Battgon
Tarun
Washington St
Jeekeon Place
Massachetts Ave
Union
Market item pricing grain and feed in Moxpay district
In Moxpay area traders bid on a range of grains and feeds including wheat, corn, barley, and oats. Several lots are listed with mixed white and yellow varieties, scores and weights noted, while bidders offer prices for wagon rye and carrots.
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Ste
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Ahelee
Prairia Ie i
Elover &Peg
Mixee FC
Lees
Market Teletype Fragment Shows Wheat Prices and Dates
A fragmented telegraph snippet lists October and December wheat prices and bids, with figures such as 64 67 and 80 tied to futures. It references dates in October and December and small sums around 8 to 9 dollars, indicating unsettled market quotes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesner
Murdock
Logansport
Crescent Paper Mill
Hartford City
D. L. Thomas
Rushville
Absalom Elliott
Hamilton County
M. Vancleave
Staunton
Burton Turpie Calvert
Senator Turple
Delphi
Dunkirk
Fort Wayne
David Henry
Midland Road
Crawfordeville
Kokomo
William Jones
William Mitchell
Harvey Altman
Alton
Charles H. Smith
Terre Haute
McGlew
Frankfort
Fifty Eighth Indiana Regimental Association
Oakland City
Muncie
Augusta Schmidt
Oscar Walton
C. H
John Gibson
Middleton
James Parker
Laporte
EG. Short
Teegarden
Bristow
Birs
Gigax
Middleburg
Harry Stockman
Valparaiso
Meribak Williams
Evers
Grace Collins
Edward Beckwith
Beckwith
Brazil
John Harmless
Hnch Carter
Lebanon
Liebanon
Corter
Piner
Carter
Brown-Wester Murner
Brown
Deerfield
Richard
F. Poole
Attica
Thomas J. Ferguson
Darwin
Mary G. Walters
Indianapois
Matilda
Muivine
Rosnoke
Sata
Armacoat
Joshua P. Chamberlin
Land
Jeanis Richardson
Veedersburg
Nancy Williams
Archey
Archibald A. Eaton
New Leabanon
Katharina Busche
Basse
U. S
van Buren
John Hesse
Wneebolt
Ctors
Indiana
Fred
Mrs. Lane
George
Sarah Timmons
John
Garbera Schuman
Mary Blorris
Philip
Rosa Mullen
Edward
Louisa Reiffel
A A. D
Dlary Mendenhell
Ernst and
Mary Knodel
Vincent
Agnes Binager
Henry
Ida Brandslein
Paul Klingstein
Lottle BM
Maskina
Farris Kiepfer
Josephine Wessslman
Manette Shitz
Geo. Rahke
Samuel Churchill
Ida Bailey
John Whitsett
Belli Ferguson
Casper Krum
Magdalena Mayer
Albert Beck
Mary Markey
Robert J. Rochow
Bertha Simon
David Highbo
Sarah Quirck
Charles McMacken
Martha & Morgan
Thomas W. Dean
Lida C. Reymond
John #. Myers
Laura White
Thornton BH. Burton
Lulu Middleton
Birtha
Hood
Ana PD
Return
Caris—Leceipts
Slosouf Ligh York
AGG S
Comision
Gaslui
Euport
Lisa
del Baldwin
Hio and
Pennsylvania Streets
Genson
Tekwates Ba Oa Rouel
VIA
Connersville
Ocor
Illinois-st. and
Kenstucky-ave
Babin
Welker
Miss Beck
North Meridian St
General Assembly
State of
Cinemati
BIG A Cateago
St. Loui
ROUTH
Packenger Travan
Tadianapolis Union Station
Bloom Gtr Pekin
Peoria
CR Sweordeville
Danville
Champaign
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus, Gaio
East Ohio
Tafts Dental
West
Washington Street
New Cordova
Ind
Oranches
United States
City Grain Market
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Bee
Bey
Dan
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Albert Gall
West Washington
C. Dehnsen
Parauetty Meoring and
Serdars
Estimares Farnisnad
Opera House
Henry K
C. B. Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger
New York
MR. Dixey
Prichs
Gale
Becincine
Ray
Archie Boyd
Jenna Whitomb
C. B. Olsen
Kentucky-avs
P&ark Taester
Ant
Martin Hayden
Feld
Frid
Saturd
Hoy
Old Erin
MR. John
Murphy
Emspire Labizs
Hatines Dait
Wabash and
Delaware
Whoallen & Martell
Tre War
Brog's Hollow
H. Lee
Buck
Uncle Ephc
Rocker
Goee
Larsosi
Tland
Kentucky-avsa
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