War veterans reunions recount Wilder brigade tale in Tomlinson Hall
A night of pleasure features Wilder brigade reunions, songs, and speeches at Tomlinson hall with vivid memories from Chicamauga. Ex-Gov Hanne hosts Persimmon brigade at Woodruff Place. receptions, music, and a ship keel gavel gift mark the gatherings. Nearby reunions noteold regiments like the Ninety-ninth Indiana and Sixty-third Indians, with officers recounting frontier service and a dramatic rescue by Patrolman Manning near Washington Street.
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Wilder
Hendricks Club
Army of the Cumberland
Chicamauga
Hanne
Persimmon” Brigade
Woodruff Place
Glen Club
Russell Buchanan
Thomas Post Hall
Ladies’ Citizens’ Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Emil Wulschner
Indiana
Association
A. H. Heath
Tonia, Mich
J.P. Merrill
Crown Point
Ind
I. A. Curry
Greenfield
Lucas
New Jersey-st
Sixty-third
Military Park
Manning
Bull Run
Washington-st
Lought
Microrman
Fire damages Rockwood foundry on Pennsylvania street
Fire damaged the Rockwood manufacturing company's foundry on 8 Pennsylvania street Tuesday. The blaze caused heavy street congestion as crews conducted a difficult and skilled run. Separately, a series of petty thefts and a chaotic marriage license incident unfolded including a man fleeing with a woman after a justice halted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania St
Elwood Gun Club third shoot and racing notes
A compact summary of Tuesday events: Elwood Gun Club held a third shoot. Patricksburg Shamrocks beat the Freedom club 12 to 10. boxing saw Bob Fitzsimmons defeat Jack Hickey in Newark. Tuesday racing at various venues produced multiple heat results and near-record pace by Ete Powers, with a crowd awaiting Nancy Hanks.
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Elwood Gun Club
Patricksburg Shamrocks
Seta
Freedom Club
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Hickey
Ireland
Newark
N.J
Ballacores
New York
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Wilson
Weyhing
Clements
Boston
St. Louia
Quarles
Bennett
Merritt
Clarkson
Mece- Auley
Washington Park
Marie D
Fantasy
Guinette
Jennie K
Sadie M
Nancy Hanks
Graves
Budd Doble
Nancy
Doble
Ete Powers
Jussel B
Bill Batchlor
Investigator
Maud
Wilkes
Gen. Cass
Billy Batchelor
Anna B
Billy Batchtor
Maud F
Tony Boy
Denistine
Billy Batchlor
Lee Simmons
Billy B
Effie Powers
Gray Dan
Bessie Polk
Efffie Powers
Russell B
Amy L
Russel B
Amy LL
James Tasty
Vermillion
Tle
Sheburn
Pid Hayes
Elwick
Levi Bardsley
Charles Lloyd
George Brown
Peter Brow
Geo. Bower
Philip Towser
Cannelton
Jack Conley
John A. Sullivan
Hartford City
Conley
Briggs
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
George J. Grammar
Evansville
Reward Offered for Proof on Home Brew Purity
Notice announces a five thousand dollar reward for anyone providing positive proof that the Home Brew is not a strictly pure malt and hop beer. It also states Union station crowding prevents a special train service to Arisheng's park this afternoon, per J. Q. Van Winkle, General Superintendent.
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Union Station
Arisheng’s Park
P. m
J. Q. van Winkle
THE
Home Brewing Co
Why Babies Die and Lactated Food Hope for Mothers
September is a dangerous month for infants due to improper feeding. The article urges lactated food as a scientifically prepared substitute for mother's milk, noting its role in preventing indigestion, diarrhea, and cholera infantum and its accessibility to all families. Medical professionals advocate its use to reduce infant mortality.
Big Four World’s Fair Route Semis $3 65 Chicago Return
The Big Four offers $3.65 round trip to Chicago and return for G A B Encampment. Tickets available at 48 W Washington St 46 Jackson Place Union Station Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis. Tickets valid on all trains with direct arrival to the grounds. Call offices for details.
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Pennsylvania
Washington St
Union Station
Massachusetts-ave
IF. Brunner
Indianapolis
Chicago
G. A. BR
Morld
Big Four
Eroums
Wishington St
Jackson Place
Union Tation
HM. Bronson
Market Notes and Prices for Livestock and Grains
The report covers Wednesday market quotations for sheep and lambs, with good to choice lots priced and steady demand. Inspections list yields for three days including corn, hay, and assorted white and yellow grains, with several No 1 and No 2 grades noted for wheat and timothy backgrounds.
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Crady
Whea
Market quotes for grains and livestock prompt fluctuating futures
The record lists opening and closing futures for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and pork related items with Sept and Dec contracts. Prices range across several commodities including lard and ribs, with figures such as Wheat 641, Dec 687, Corn 440, Oats 214, pork 1695, lard 4820, and Oct 796 noted for varied months.
The New York Store Fall Hats and Tailored Wear Sale
The New York Store advertises limited time voting hours and a rush on hats and dress goods. Featuring trimmed hats from $2.84 and velvet hats up to $9.50, plus stylish jackets, dress fabrics, and accessories. Large range of all wool and novelty dress goods priced from 29 cents to $1.50 per yard. Staff promote fall jackets and French novelties as the counter glitters with assortments.
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Eulalia
Paris
G A R Badge Contest Candidate Standings
Standing of candidates on the G A R Badge Contest lists Tor Marion County J B Twiname with 20 192 votes H D G Booz Tomes ceases 16 030 WM F Taylor 12 53 W C Smith 5 178 QO W Phipps 5 146 id HE H Haton BLES for State votes do O Edwards Shelbyville 771 HB Talbot Crawfordsville 7 516 B S Smeg Clayton Gea ha we Tists I A Huron Danville 705%
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Tor
Marion County
J.B. Twiname
Tomes Cease Ee
F. Taylor
W. C. Smith
Eeeearieaicene
W. Phipps
Ceceseaes Eaves
H. Hhaton
Do. O. Edwards
Shelbyvilla
Talbot
Crawfordsvilla
B.S. Smeg
Clayton
Geahaewee Tists i. A. Huron
Danville
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Wilder Brigade
Jomlinson Hall
Mary E. Wills
Mattoon
D.N. Myrick
Princeton
W. H. Bellis
N. Meridian
George Patterson
Henry
Louisa Pehreniy
Geo
Mrs. Witney
J. D
Ciaran Cartwright
Valentine
Baure
Lindstaedt
August
Mia
Haphe
Chas
Rebecca Kersey
Hartmann
James
Lulu Hillyer
Sarah Hartley
Chas. Swiggett
Ida Shy
Fred D. Zimmerman
Christie Inglis
Larey Shamblin
Ads Arnold
John Yeakey
Mildred Bartlett
Jobo Harris
Alica Henton
Chas. Mead
Tillie Barnes
Ira Ball
Jennie Fitzmorrig
Carey Shanklin
Ada Arnold
Colfax
Daniels
Wne
Ida Thompson
Justice
Sporting Life
State News
Franklin County
Belle Potts
Washington
Joseph Liste
Elston
Frank Harper
Laporte
Ferdisand Kegley
Peru
Bennett, Morrissey & Murphy
Brazil
Benton County Teachers’ Institute
Fowler
State Normal
Frank Bruce
John Henry
Red
Urien
Bruce
Florence Wilkins
Erre Haute
Vermillion County
W.L. Tevis
Bellafontaine St
Chicago & Eeluban G. Alr
Indiacatolis Tryon
Wannacdae
Nescay
Asquiddo
LO Pei
Wee
City Gramd Market
Telegraph
North
G. A. R. Long
FIPGH
Fair Grounds
W. Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Cincinnati
VIA
C., HH
Connereville
Ilinois-st
Kentucky-ave
S. Ilinois-st
UnionsStation
H. J. Rhein
CFTY
D. J. Baldwin
Pennsylvania, St
Cloaks and Suits
Cracy
G.A.R
Pettis Dry Goods
Charles Mayer & CQ
West Washington Street
New York Securiy and Trust. Co
New York Clearing House
William WhiLey
Lady’s Gould Watch and Chain
Jennie C. Pink
Rising Sun
Seventh St
Michigan-st
Albert Gail
Albert Gall
West
Washington Street
S. C. Johnson
Buzaars
Ekstimates Tarnishad
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