Fatal Saloon Brawl Ends in Death and Shootings
A chaotic scene in multiple towns reports several fatal encounters and injuries. Names include Reuben Prichard, Isabella McKenzie, James Watson, and Elbert Page. Crises span saloon fights, accidental shootings, and a fatal train incident. Authorities note suspicions in the Terre Haute and Indianapolis regions, amid a broader wave of violent events and public notices.
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Isabella McKenzie
Columbue’ Sa
Reuben. Prichard
Muncie
Crawfordville
Shelbyville
Clarence E. Evans
Warsaw
Carthage
Wm. Kenyon
Jamee Watson
Alexandria
Engineer Williams
Vandalia
Terre Haute
John Benson
Fiore
Nathan Shaw
Elkhart
Jan. Holson
Wee
Elbert Page
Brooklyn
Hiram Gregory
Mertingville
Jas. Bell
Scottsburg
Bombay
Oliver Winger
Decatur
Terre Haute A. DP. A
Jane Cruey
Greenfield
Marion Physio-Medical School
Indianapolis
Delaware County
Willis
Sullivan County
Hultz
Vincennes
Knox County
Caroline Plummer
Miami County
Chas
Owens
Plummer
Alex
Dunbar
Hugh Flick
New Albany
Flick
McDermott
Isaac Startin
Philip Hopple
Lafayette
Hickman
R. D. Utter
Allen Lewis
Indiana
James A. McKnight
Fowler
Benton
An Pasch
Mallon
Josiah Williams
Frankton
Stadison
Samuel E. Boatwick
Andrew J. Wilson
Lake Cleore
Cass
John Coleman
Brooksburg
Jefferson
Johnson A. White
Dunreith
Henry
Myron Patterson
Seymour
Jackson
William Block
Aurora
Dearborn
Teissue
Increase
Silas H. Wells
National Military Home
Grant
Cornelia J. Dille
Knightstown
Asenath L. Calvin
Zionsville
Boone
William C. Moore
Brookston
White
Indianapolis Stock Yards Market Report September 10 1804
Market brief from Indianapolis Union Stock Yards covers cattle hogs and sheep prices. Reported light cattle receipts, steady outlook with various grade ranges for steers heifers cows and calves. Hog and sheep shipments noted as strong with prices quoted for multiple weight classes. City grain market details and inspector's report included alongside a promotional Hood's Sarsaparilla ad.
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Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Abe
Letter Praises Wild Flowers of America Plates From Smithsonian
A prominent compliment from F A Knowlton of the United States National Museum in Washington, with praise from Maude and Mrs. Logan, endorses the Wild Flowers of America plates as an exhaustive, beautiful, and valuable addition to botanical literature and education. Separate notices mention a House committeeman lauding the project’s affordable serial publication and potential to reach schools.
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Smithsonian Institution
United States National Museum
Washington, D. C
Charles Brewster Steele
America
John A. Logan
Calumet Place
House OF Representatives
Congress
Washington
Wa. L. Vinson
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