Saturday's Harvest and Town Notes Across Indiana
A collage of short items from Indiana towns reports incidents from a gasoline explosion at Flat Rock cannery to cautions about curfews in Rushville. Mentioned are the Salvation Army’s weathering warnings, Morgan county teachers meeting at Bethany Park, electric light plans for Michigan City, and an empty jail in Michigan City. Reports note mortgage surges in Rush County, a new art master at Earlham, a Goshen band contract for Cincinnati, and a Lafayette treasurer’s shortage being honored. Also listed are fires, livestock, road tests, and local curiosities, with deaths, misfortunes, and notes on public morals and municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Morgan County
Bethany Park
Michigan City
South Bend
J. E. Bundy
Earlham College
Richmond
Princeton
Spencer
Goshen
Cincinnati Exposition
Fifty-Ninth Regiment
Worthington
J. B. McCutchen
Lafayette
Amzi E
Rice
New Albany
Rush County
Rushville
Elkhart
James Beck
Indiana
Kokomo
Valparaiso
Ivan Arnold
Daily Mail
Allen Kenworthy
Thorntown
Clinton County
Tipton
Washington
Devine
Dick Hunneday
Salvation Army
Leu Cant
Fort Wayne
Gizzy
Seymour
Neely Nelson
Columbus
Flatrock Cannery
Harry Prank
John Ryan
Indianapolis
the Times
Various 1890s items mix gold finds and crimes in Dakota and New York
Found gold in Dakota and other world news items include Admiral Porter superiority, a tropical fruit trust, and political chatter about Harrison Blaine and New York meetings. Crime reports mention a mob beating a colored woman in Geneva and a Park Bank defaulter nabbed in Canada. Local notes include a cabinet of labor law violations and a railway service clerk removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Admiral Porter
Tropical Fruit Trust
Mr. Crowley
Grover
China
Harrison
Middle Basa
Blaine
New York
Litchman
H. Martin
Portland
Harry A. Smith
St. Louis
U. S
Lillian Dephley
St. Paul
Bill Stewart
Lillian
J.debaum
Park
Canada
Harriet Davis
Geneva
Louis M. ‘Kane
A. T. Osgood
Chicago
Equitable .Assete Company
The Kitty to Open Grand Opera House Season in Indianapolis
The Kitty stars Mestayer with Theresa Vaughan and Amy Ames in a rollicking farce at the Grand Opera House opening Saturday night. Edwin F. Mayo presents Davy Crockett and The Silver Age at Park Theater next week. Frank McNish forms a new minstrel company McNish Ramza Arno to appear at the Grand later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mestayer
Theresa Vaughan
Amy Ames
Edwin FE. Mayo
Popular
Park Theater
Davy Crockett
Mayo
Frank McNish
McNish, Johnson & Slavin
McNish, Ramza & Arno
McNish
Church Pulpit Assignments and Local Notices
Clergy from several denominations announce Sunday services at Plymouth First German Reformed Meridian Street M E and Roberts Park churches. Memorial rites, baptisms, and labor day events with fairs and excursions are scheduled, including a Cincinnati trip and city market updates with price lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boltzley
Plymouth Church
J. G. Steineart
First German Reformed Church
T. G. Duval
de Pauw
M. E
R. V. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Meridian St. M
Gilbert
S. A. Keen
Roberts Park Church
Wheat and grain market update from City Grain Market
City Grain Market notes mixed activity on September 1 with wheat bids around 92 cents for No 2 red and 46 cents for No 1 white, corn around 42 to 46 cents, oats near 27 cents, and bran and Timothy hay priced per ton. Reports from U S Yamps Indianapolis and Telegraph Market indicate hog receipts 2008 with prices near 5 75, cattle steady, sheep lower, and Chicago and New York futures showing varied openings and closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
Patio Americas
Limburg
Anglo
Suner
Alaska
L Tve
U.S. Yamps
IndiaNaPouis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sun
City Life
Washington St
Gov. Gray
W.E. Hitt
Henry Baker
Nial
Charles Thompson
Frank Thompson
North Landgraf
North Tlinois St
Labor Day
Dailton
Dalton
Bates House
Blue River Park
Mt. Zion
Union Depot
James B. Wilson
Cincinnati
Mannerchor
Turnverein
Big Four
Babylon
Mannerchor and
Turnverein Societies
Washington and
Meridian, Sts
City
S. Ilinois St. Geo. Butler, Gen. Agt
California
Ariosa
Lion
Sobol & Krags
Telegraph Marketa
Sige
Indianapolis Painters' Union
Wm. Smith
Kres
Sam
D Bartlow
P. A
Grand Hotel
Central Christian Church
Corner of
Delaware
Chiists
A. R. Benton
Butler University
Sunay School
H. C. Stevens
N. Miss
St. 5
Leres
Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey
Michigan-sts
North West
Nooa Cook
New York-st
Illinois
N. Iinois
North
Delaware St
Callas
East Washington-st
Blackford-st
Adam Leree
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Cor
Ohio
Roward
Maryland St
Sheldon
St. Taquire
Meridian
S. Beluwine
Entleman
Sun Office
A.B. Meyer & CO
Pennsylvania
Bingham & Walk
Pennsylvania-st
Tom P Egan
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Bradley, Holton & Gas
Washington,st
Travelers’ Register
Bloomington
Peoria
Missouri River
Danvile
Springfield
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Kenton
Tiffa
Sandusky
Indianapoli Union Depot Ly
Ar. W
George Butler
Genl
Bounderle
Toledo
Detroit
Bbc. Ae
Indianpolis
Information Bureau
Es V8
Gen’ Ag't G
HO &Lr ER
Punch
Albert Gall
Gilad
Lonsdale
Dedert & Sudbrook
East
West Washington Street
Vance Block
Bates
East Washington Street
E. H. Eldridge & CO
Alabama and
Maryland Streets
C. H. Smith
Washington Street
Schnull & Krag
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Theo
P. Havghey
H. Latham
Joe
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