Smallpox Fears and Rail News Across Indiana
In Indiana many odd items surface from smallpox fears to gas mains and rail tales. Militia formed at Muncie while Washington fair hosts soldiers day. Camden and Anderson report skeleton finds and a gusher at Greensburg. Local misfortunes include stolen wheat near Muncie and a deadly gun accident near St Wayne.
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Muncie
Washington Fair
Cambridge City
Wayne
Greensburg
Anderson
Madison County
Danville
Joseph Miller
Terre Haute
Howard Literary Club
Rome
Mark Longfellow
Wednesay
J. W. Smith
Vincennes
Baltimore
Mitchell
Gov. Hovey
Mark Possy
Henry Luter
Logansport
Citizens’ Gas Company
Shelosville
Shuraday
Perry Stump
Huntington
Geo. W. Clers
Dana
W. P. Whery
Ft. Wayne
Whery
Jane Deck
Street Railway Company
Crawfordsville
Terra Haute
Musgrave
W. Hackett
Nobleavilla
Campbell
Montpelier
Asa Woodmansee
Seymour
Woodmansee
Lima
Wim. Eads
Wabash
Mads
Isaac Dawevon
Dawson
Ha?s
Jobn Gladious
St. Wayne
Niles
Pr. B.S. Woodsworth
Ft Wayne
Fn Wayne
David Stockinger
Paoli
Bayless Barnes
Oreaps
Mary Hall
T. Washburn
Crawfordshire
Chicago
Jita
Judes Snyder
Tialinsville
Frank I. Pridney
Tewae
Custer
Seventh Indiana Regiment
Harrison Johnson
Adams Township
Fey
Alorgan County
Thomas H. Tgear
Jonathan Hainy
Doin Jester
Benjamin Curtis
Charles &. Martin
Murray Mitchel
John Delamars
Leroy Deeds
Perry Haires
William Clark
Terael Duther
Francia M. Brandenburg
Joseph Crow
Willian Myers
George Balsley
Robert Enele
William Smith
Henry S. Hartley
William N. Crow
Aaron McPherson
David L. Crone
Milton Waddle
George W. Murphy
Insreate
John A. Paris
Urias Hipshur
Geo. W. Raton
Jeremiah Washburn
George W. Barrington
Andrew J. Burns
William J. Thomas
Alexander D. McRoberts
Daniel J. Peck
Mathew Byriningsfood
William Kingeley
Henry Hossler
William C. Hall
William Clevinger
James 5. Meek
Courtland
BM. Bennett
William W. Pinnick
Josiah C. Wheatley
Daniel A. Roberts
John F. Campbell
Wm. A. Davenport
John R. Cravens
Andrew J. Bast
Wm. HB. Snider
J. R. Lentz
Benjamin Lee
James A. Taylor
Teaac N. Folsom
William H. Gregg
William Sater
Samuel Shivers
Robert Stretchberry
Jacob Klein
Asa Phillips
Samuel Stackhouse
Lucian K. Robinson
John L. Shipman
William Whaley
David Goff
Thomas J. Collins
Stephen F. Hughey
Dennis Cavanaugh
Elisha H. Brewer
William Ping
George Woodward
Elizah. Lawhorn
Sarah A. Jones
Fire in rear of Clinton Street causes $10 damage
A morning blaze in the rear of 116 Clinton street about 6:30 injured property by ten dollars and was ruled incendiary. Louis Parson was arrested Thursday by detectives allegedly for stealing twelve chickens from Macay and attempting to sell them to Matsy’s father on North West Street. Attorney Merrill Moores filed a jury service claim in the Fred Galli case. claim denied with potential appeal. The taxation board met, discussing routine matters and bills for minor expenses. Attorney General Smith stated the board may cover necessary minor costs.
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Clinton
Louis Parson
Tis
Macay
W. Indianapolis
Matsy
N. Westst
Merrill Moores
Fred Galli
Speakeaey
Board of Taxation
Gen. Smith
Russia's War Preparations and Global Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Russia's military maneuvers and Afghan frontier clashes with natives, rising Chinese casualties, and increasing life loss. An October election is planned in Britain, while Labour urges United States to curb child labor under 13. Italian Baron Fava indicted for misusing funds. ministerial statements praised.
Homemaker Magazine and Dr Fletcher's Sanitarium Ad Bundle
An assortment of local notices advertise Goldthwaite's Magazine at 130 Facion St New York 25 cents a copy 2 year subscription and The Homemaker monthly edited by Mrs Croly Jennie June at 44K Pourtesub st New York with readable female audience content Dr W B Fletchers Sanitarium for nervous and mental diseases at 297 North Pennsylvania St limited to thirty patients and a retail shoe bargain from Davis Shoe Company 40 Fe Wasrh st detailing a September 11 sale of men's shoes at 170 regular value
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Goldthwaite
Facion St
New York
Homemaker
W. B. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania St
Congress
Davis Shoe Company
FE. Wasrh.st
Ton
Congress and Lace
Davis Shoa Company
E. Wash
The New Store Opens Across Washington Street
The new store at 40 E Wash St offers foreign and domestic woolens and a grand sale on Sept 11. Davis Shoe Company advertises deep discounts on ladies and children's shoes amid a mix of groceries and dry goods from Brown’s and Morgan & Co.
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Jacob Auber Thera
Ty Mice
Davia Shoe Company
B. Wash -St
Prices for feeds and drugs in Indiana yard sale
Market notes show prices for timothy and clover for sale, plus varied hay, grain, and drug goods. Livestock bids include cattle, hogs, and sheep, with prices and market tone. selling pressure noted for timothy, clover, and grass seeds. Local grain markets report wheat, corn, oats futures and cash bids. A Davis Shoes sale boosts consumer prices and a Chicago store signals urgent stock closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsyke
Nifalta
Guy Grain Market
Osate—Steacy
Timothy Gli
Timothy
Butts, Montana Shoe Stock Draws Huge Crowds
A bankrupt stock sale in Butts draws an enormous crowd that overwhelms a store with twelve clerks. Women faint in the crush, and doors are finally locked as the merchant persists in advertising.
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Mont
Davis Shoes Offer Drives Clearance at Davis Shoe Co
Mass market sale highlights huge markdowns on ladies fin kid button styles and dress shoes. Merchants promote low prices as low as 84 cents with men’s dress models at 165. Emphasized as a bold clearance while supply lasts, urging shoppers to visit the Washington Street shop this Saturday.
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Davis
Maverhill
Blue
Lndian
Dfen
Imen
Thasa
Aiut
Samires
Haverhill
Dasa
Davard
Davis Shoes Company
Davis Big Shoe
Davis Shoe Company
Washington
Mass
Mel
Davis Shos Company
Washington-st.ee
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SPE
Halofim
Pennsylvania and
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Svideus
B. Wash
New Works Store
Indianapolis Water CO
Circia
Derringer G& Memier
Cement
Fliors
East
Georgia Street
Stevhan
Stedman Dental CO
Carlton
Vance Block
Worthington’s Restauray
Om State Hous
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Parrott & Taveurt
Ali Grocer
Groiling
Dane
Russ
Grermayy
Kingan
Pei
Harvard
Yass
L. RK. Baugher
Delaware
D. H. Baldwin & Go.'s
N. Pannsylvania
Marey’s
Rogers
Walsh
Marcy’s
Marcy's
Wm. T. Marcy
W. Wash
Stz
Ransfer
Vins
Ida Seibert
MNO
Indiana Avenue
Ind
Thos. P. Kean
West Smee
Farsa Githens
Marien County
Deceassu
Elmer Mabsaalu
Yi Iy
TPR Ss
Chris Seiter
J, Miessler
Cgbercpioner
CSA Treem 3
North St
Blind Asylum
Gunn Folding Bed CO
Grand Rapida
Mick
Baker's Arena
Indiana Ave
W. G. Wasson & GG. Telephone
Jackson Coal
Cushton
Charles Mayer & CO
Danbury Hat GO
Hatters and Fournishers
West Washington ST