Comedy and tragedy ripple through Indiana headlines of 1880s turmoil
Reported events span missing child found after snake encounter to cholera outbreaks in Lowell and Shelbyville crowds at fairs. Notable notes include law school reopening, new Richmond high school and a free land offer to manufacturers. Individual incidents cover overdoses near South Bend, a fatal pole accident, a store fire, burglaries, court cases, and local politics in Linden and Montgomery counties.
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Madison Thorsdey
Shelbyville Fair
Goshen
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Connersville
Monon
Linden
Montgomery
Resse
South Bend
Law School
Indiana University
Richmond
West Side
Brandon
Andrews
Wmn
Gidley Sues
Wabash
William
Hiram Mertin
Unionville
T. S. Engle
Lacantine
Behaved
Theogore Tilson
Franklin
Valparaiso
Lowell
Lake County
Fred Fisher
Clifton Bey
Mollie G
Geo. Day
Winchester
Maud Mack
Bill Holman
Lady Shepherd
Pace
Blackford County
Barnhart
St. Paul
Ft. W
Fort Wayne
M. Moffait
Freddie Hodopp
Seymour
Louisville
Spencer Hollingsworth
Knox County
Jeffersonville
Madison Herald
Herald
Easter Girl
Billy Star
Anderson
Billy
Mascott
Bob
Wyandotte
Putnam County
Brother Snatter
Kokomo
Dennis
Strees
Billy Patterson
Pawnee
Shelbyville
Grafton
Bulwer
Ida M
Parker
Joh Bull
A. C. Staley
Staley
Wilbert Blue
Rockville Fair
Blue
Elkhart
Seiler
Marion
Fishlaw
Lady Longfellow
Sheridan
Black Dan
Dora L
Geo, H
Alfred B
Wild Bill
Henry W
Brazil
J. P. St. John
John Andrew
Lancaster Coal Works
Indiana
Adam S. Smith
Nicholas Denzer
James Gray
Abner Robbins
Dennis C. Valentine
Clinton M. Shaw
William L. Isenttrazer
Jehn Shaw
Remus Okey
Casper C. Crisp
George R. McKay
Samuel Shuler
Gumberry Tincher
Erastus C
Hoosiers Hold Sixth Place Amid Pennant Chase
The text charts Hoosier progress in the race, noting recent Friday wins lift them to sixth place with a tight lead and potential to climb further. It references rival teams including Boston and New York with postponed games and mentions figures like Glasscock and Keefe in relation to the Hoosier series.
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Seatalons
Louisville
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Jack Kerina
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Indianapolis
Schmidt
New York
Rusia
Keefe
Welch
Glasscock
Denny
New York World
Boston
Getzein
Cleveland
Brown
Fred Punlap
Pittsburgs
Giants
Freddie
Hoosiers
Hoosies
Pittsburg
James Mutrie
Robison
Tucker
Robinson
Excursion to Columbus for Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting
Indiana and Ohio travel plans at Union station for September excursions to Columbus from Indianapolis. Trains depart September 16 17 and 19 with return by September 25 at half or eight fifty six dollars round trip. Activities include drills grand parade and visits home. Tickets at city office. Also ads for sewing machines optical exams and Sunday dinners.
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Columbus
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Hood
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Union Station
Jackson-phire
Market Report Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Provisions
Inland price list and market notes show assorted goods from New York markets including peas beans currants and cheeses with several per pound and per bushel quotes. Meat dairy produce and oils are listed with varying rates as of September 7 and market reports from Indianapolis Chicago and New York reflect cash and futures bids.
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California
Bundla
Cordoba
Princess
Johnson
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk’s
Sacramento River
N. Y
N.Y
New York
Duchess
Maryland
U.S
Indianapolis
Notable department offers finest imported ties this season
The department highlights imported novel ties and a stylish dress at attractive prices this season. The feature presents both high end and affordable fashion options for discerning shoppers seeking quality and value.
Fall fall arrivals and price cuts at WG Van ArSuel
WG Van ArSuel announces price reductions on summer underwear for men and women. Fall stock opens with many new items, flannels up. Misses cloaks for school girls priced from 1 to 15 dollars. Ladies cloaks complete as fall fashions and dress goods show new styles at popular prices.
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Mress
Sapphire advice for September girls and selling gems
A breezy note suggests sapphires suit September birthdays and advises bold bargaining as the speaker says they sell them. The tone hints at a small local jewelry seller encouraging buyers to act with confidence.
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East Washington Street
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