Hoosiers Do Strange Deaths and Local News Roundup
A wide collection of Indiana items from Hammond to Valparaiso covers strange deaths, municipal plans, crimes, accidents, fairs, and local incidents. Notable notes include gas price shifts, Wayne and Wabash county events, a paper mill project, a 100 mile bicycle race winner, juvenile crime and escapes, police notes, and court or prison updates across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latote
Wabash
Michigan City
Indiana
M. E
Rochester
Dalton
Wayne County
Hammond
Wm. G. Johnson
Decatur County
Elkhart
Kokomo
Theodore Francis
Roanoke
Huntington County
Richmond
Panhandle
Brazil
James Adams
Coxville
George Cook
Wm. Sommer
la Porte County
Ruasinville
G. W. Hollingsworth
Rockport
Spencer County
Ed Chamberlain
Monticello
Geo. Williams
Anderson Bulletin
Indianapolis
Bulletin
Isaac Woolley
Curryville Coal Company
Shelborn
Vincennes
Frank Young
Olney
Sheriff Young
Vincennes University
Mahoning Road
Fort Wayne
Corydon
Legi Evans
J. B. Bostwick
Chesterton
Wolfe
Lake Station
Baseball Notes and League Talk From Hoosier Corner
Injury news is minor for Daily while Indianapolis leads Washington narrowly. Hoosier batting averages hover around .870 to .868 with a single New York game looming to boost attendance. Pitching shifts feature Shreve possibly starting Friday and Burdick proving himself in Thursday action. Schoeneck gains regard as a reliable fielder. Watkins and Mutrie echo historic team power, and Boston experiments with twenty-two players this season. Clarkson and Kelly may decide pennant fate with Chicago, base running praised by Liggett, and home rule signals amid Russia and Milan intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Washington
Jack Kerins
New York
Shreve
New Yorks
Boyle
Burdick
Schoeneck
Watkins
Jim
Mutrie
Harlem
Battery
Boston
Anson
Chicago
Clarkson
Kelly
Liggett
Johnson
Glenn
Quinn
Wise
Brown
Big Time Parade Lights Up Indianapolis Then Fades
A large Republican rally and parade in Indianapolis drew an estimated 3 000 to 4 000 marchers with torch lights rockets and bands ending at Tomlinson Hall. Gen Hovey and Ex Gov Porter spoke praising labor veterans and the party. Minstrel shows and a new photograph gallery announced nearby add to a busy scene along Illinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Justin
New
Denison
Harrison and Hovey
Porter
Pennsylvania St
Tomlinson Hall
Hovey
Indianapolis
Carlisle-Thoehbe
Kentucky
Congress
Kea McClure
Col. Matson
Cleveland
Porter Cadeta
Mayo's Silver Age at Park Theater Draws Crowd
Edward Mayo presented his initial performance of The Silver Age to a Park audience on Thursday. The sensational drama shows better qualities with new scenic features and will be repeated Friday and Saturday with both matinee and evening showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Edward
the Park
Sheerin Returns and Democratic Work Praised
Simon P. Sheerin secretary of the Democratic National Committee returns from an eastern trip praising democracy in the east and Cal Brice as the ablest political organizer. A social at Tabernacle church chapel is announced for Friday at 7 30 p m. George Wesley, former Bates House owner and later of Weddel House Cleveland Ohio, dies in Cleveland. George H Thomas post to meet to arrange attendance for national G A R encampment at Columbus. Joseph Maguire & Co of Cincinnati seek appointment of a receiver for W H Gramling, merchant tailor, 42 N Illinois St. Natural Gas Fitters Bayes Bros advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li. Sheerin
Simon P. Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Committee
Cal. Brice
Tabernacle Church
George Wesley
Bates House
Weddel House
Cleveland
George H. Thomas
Columbus
Joseph Maguire & Co
Cincinnati
W. H. Gramling
Illinois St
Bayes Bros
Washington-st
Old Roman Judge Thurman Fails to Address New York Meeting
A Sept 7 New York report describes a vast Madison Square Garden gathering to honor Allen G Thurmann. Judge Thurman, greeted with intense cheering, fell ill mid speech from cholera morbus and withdrew. Gov. Hill Gov Green ex Gov Blackburn and others addressed the crowd, while Flower chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen
G. Thurmann
Madison Square Garden
Roswell P. Flower
Flower
Judge Thurman
Gov. Hill
Gov. Green
Blackburn
Thurman
Fragmented Market Notes From An Old Ledger
A garbled OCR recap lists corn and beef prices across months with unclear figures, references to Oct Nov Dec cycles, and scattered quantities. The legible items include short ribs and various commodity strands with dates like September and October, but the data is mostly illegible and incoherent.
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Eindiana News
O'Dwyer
Dublin
Russia
Natalie
Milan
McNish
Ramza
Arno
Frank McNish
New Enterprise
Theo. C. Marceau
Luke W. Power
Illinois-st
Marceau
West
Presen Cincinnati
City Liver
Thurmay
Ild
Co- Pinus
G. A. TH
W.H
Gen
H. & D. Ticket Office
Cor
Til.st. and
Ky.-ay
Tae Son
California
Arlosa
Lion
Sebnull & Krags
Uus
N. Y
Limburg Me
Eaecs
Cantelopes
Alaska
Fripax
Toar
U.S
Cutcago
H. C. Stevens
Iss
Sun Office
West Vermont St
West Oblast
N. Penn
Sun
Sais Association
Daugherty-st
Scn
Indiana-ava
New Tersey
Wider Bay
Coburn
Pennsylvania
Walter Buhl & CO
Detroit, Michigan
Chas. W. Merkel
Albert
GALL
Washington Street
L. Slersdorfer
Kid Button
Buffalo Shoe House
G. L.W. Mack
East Washington Street
Short
Iwarcy
Pricas
Cima Thee
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Theo
Havenry
Latham
Bambercer
N. Ennsylvania-St
Tom P. Egan
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