How to Tog in Style and Fall Dress in New York
A New York special on fall wraps and men’s style outlines chic jacket and coat options in dark red broadcloth and army blue with moire vests, plus long coats, visitas, and dolmans. It notes price ranges from 14 to 30 dollars, suggests braiding to enhance fit, and highlights street dresses with box-plait skirts, tailored waistcoats, and the era’s Parisian lace boas for evening wear. It also mentions fur trimmings, plain attire for refined ladies, and the rise of wider trousers for Renibes, with Berry Wall as a noted figure.
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New York
Melton
Sarah
Efrec
Bob Ingersoll
Renibes
Berry
Wall
Notable Fashion Impact Feeds River Wear Effects
They may not hire an expensive valet to take care of their clothes as Berry does, but the effect of their clothes on the streams is just as pronounced.
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Berry
Indiana State News Roundup of Hoosier Events 1889
A dense summary of Indiana items notes Elkhart fair plans, Anderson hotel, Goshen diamond showcase, Columbus pulley factory, and a move from Edinburg. Indicts, arrests for embezzlement in Fort Wayne, Goshen poisoning case, a $5,000 circuit court shooting linked to Richard Hunley, and fire damages in Marion. A hygienic physicians convention in Kokomo is announced for Sept 21, plus missing Booneville man. Ohio River steamer Joe Fowler to run Evansville to Paducah. Baseball enthusiasm wanes as clubs disband. Jailbreaks in Frankfort, thefts in Rockport, and disreputable activity at a “Castle.” Seymour district fair opens amid accidents. Ballard murder defense gains alibi strength. Hebron farmer crushed by lumber. a seven-year-old girl shot near Leroy. Richmond murder verdict and light penalty. Indianapolis Sun exposes White Caps operations with provincial coverage via Clay City Reporter.
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Hoosier
Elkhart
Anderson
Evansa
Warsaw
John D. Kinney
Fort Wayne
Steubenville
Victor Myers
Goshen
James Devine
Richard Hunley
Washington
Marion
Lillard
John Bauge
Willie
Herb
Towle
Mishawale
Kokomo
Christopher Coutz
Booneville
Aus
Joe Fowler
Ohio
Evansville
Paducah
Will Davis
Harry Thompson
Will Bishop
Shelbyville
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Rockport
Zack Crow
Stein
Michigan City
Willis
LaPorte
White
Seymour District Fair
Grant Reed
Ballard
Shoals
Huckenbush
Valparaiso
Henry Hohm
Hebron
Joseph Wilson
Leroy Station
Tramp
Frank Shank
Lulu Penny
Richmond
Indianapolis Sun
White Caps
Indiana
Clay City
City Life Notes and Local Court Action
City life briefs report deadlines for exhibit entries at the state fair and a Columbus excursion train arrival with poor shelter and food. A woman, Mattie Bush, age 39, was declared insane by a local commission. A dog cage eviction was carried out at 149 W South and 27 Henry streets with a suit to be heard Saturday. Indiana crop data show wheat, oats, corn, and fruit yields, with expectations of a large state corn crop. A guardianship dispute seeks removal of Bernhamer over Ella Brennan, citing alleged immorality and mismanagement of funds.
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Woman’s State Fair Association
Columbus
Mattie Bush
Arsenal Ave
Dre, Terrell and Thomas
Smock
Judkins
Health Board
Dogos
W. South St
Henry St
Justice Smock
Indiana
Central States
Central
Hoosiers struggle as Boston loses four straight
The report notes poor base running by Indiana with costly miscues and umpire decisions, while Boston faces lineup injuries and a shaky catching situation. It also highlights local notices from Augusta flooding to police court tension and upcoming rail excursions, all reflecting a tense athletic and civic scene.
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Kelly
Tim Murnane
Boston Globe
Hoosiers
Valentine
Seery
Morrill
Boston
Spence
Billy Sanders
Indianapolis
Boyle
Healy
Buckley
Myers
City Grain Market and Commodity Prices Report
City grain trade shows steady to firm prices for wheat, corn, and oats with varied bids and on call quotations. Reports from Indianapolis and Chicago markets note mixed futures, steady hog and sheep receipts, and upcoming meetings for children’s Fish Day at 90 N Delaware St.
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Indianapolis
Delaware St
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City Life
Bernhamer
John Brennan
Circuit Court
Ella Brennan
F. Steeg
Geo
the News
Augusta
Mason City
Emma Bennett
Oshkosh
Wis
Wesley Sauer
Decatur
Firemen’s Association
Wm. Carson
Eau Claire
Cleveland
Waxeth Wrott
Denny
Goodman
Nathan Hillis
Peoria, Tij
Chicago
Barlow
Kankakee
Illinois-st
California
Ieebnull & Krags
N. Y
Lardine States
Mammoth
Alaska
Timothy Sais
City Grain Market
Welesraplh
Crrcaeo
Ashe
Bles
Lord
Paul Guase
Schaffper’s
Ames
Miles
N. Twinvisst
Surgical Institute
Oh Cobb
New Jersey St
J. P
N. Tennesses
Central-ayro
Bou York
Alabama
Sun
Anrep & Good Wood Turner
Otto Stechhan & Co
Wayne Ave
Man
Kotteman
Washingtonst
Court Street
Albert Gall
Andianapolhis
Louis Reibold
West
Washington Street
L. Slersdoreer
Short
H.roll
Clinois Street
MLK
Bradley, Holton & Gas
Washington St
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tuo. P. Haveney
HH. Laraan
John Buehler
Marion County
Josephine Buebler
A. Leidensticker
William Wilkison
Williams M. Haag
J. M. Winter
Amelia G. Craft
Richard P. Craft
Winter, Baker , Daniels
Atty’s
Sarah Mills
Sala
John Sanders
Walter Buhl & CO
Detroit
Michigan
Testa Zener
Somerville
Virginia-ave
Travelers’ Register
Bloomington
Peoria
Karvarh
Denvile
Springfield
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Kenton
Tiffin
Sandusky
Indianapolis Union Depot
Kor
George Butl Gant
Agt
South
Ilinois St
Unio
EAWN
Ncaats
Hamilton
Hilton Dayton Ralar
Indiana Commercial
Forest
Fisher
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