Hurdles and Hazards Mark Sunday Happenings
A sweep of local items notes injuries from a runaway wagon, burglaries in Crawfordsville, mine strikes ahead, a judgeable temper in Tipton, and multiple deaths of prominent early settlers. Other notes cover school enrollments, church conventions, gas price hikes, and a series of accidents across towns.
Million Cotton Pickers Quit Work Strike Rocks Belt
A massive stoppage sweeps the southern cotton belt as 1,100,000 pickers halt labor. Led by Humphreys, the movement demands payments of 1 dollar per 100 pounds plus board, with a November return planned. Strongest turnout reported in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Local Indiana weather notes forecast showers and cooler temperatures through Sunday with light rain overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
George Lomasiers
Marion
Savage
Marengo
Wayne
Jode Morris
Columbus
Thomas Robinson
Wm. Bledsoe
Princeton
Priday
Fair Grounds
Baptista
Muncie
Madison
Jay
Adams
Wells
Blackford
Delaware
Thomas A. Pange
Old Marine Railroad Company
Chester Latham
Ft. Wayne
Crawfordsville
Wabash County
Hunter
Bernard
Moses Hull
Detroit
Clark Baden
D. D
Iowa
Hull
Ingle
Little
Kvaneville
Lidianapolis
Henry Hildeman
Richmond
New York
Ben
Cora Sharger
Selma
Wm. Keaver
Mary Anderson
Dana
Indiana
Gregor Weber
Gardiner K. Haskell
John F. Roberts
Willig Snyder
Joseph Manor
Joseph Mishler
Henry Apmar
George W. Murphy
Jefferson Milen
John M. Herder
Joseph Wells
Mathias Yoos
Jacob A. Miller
Jacob Martin
Jonas J. Hicks
Willard R.mc Nevil
Jacob Heffelfinger
Jasper N. Rodman
Jared Laulphier
George W. Carr
William W. Slaughter
William W. Hamilton
Reason Teague
William C. Wingate
Orion W. McLain
Robert W. Linder
John Chalmers
Joseph Steval
Willian H. Younts
Elias Sandage
Joseph P. White
Thomas J. Frame
Jacob B. Myers
Silas Spaulding
Joan M. Jackman
John Grassinger
William P. Swope
Thomas Casteel
James Tipps
John W. Strong
Edward J. Harrie
John S. Coonrod
George Head
John Walter
Balter Thiel
Anderson Wick
Aaron M. Flowers
Charles H. Goodman
William R. Lawrence
Curtis Thornburg
Hovnsroy
Tex
Humphreys
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Fresh Foreign Facts and Royal Health News
Queen Victoria’s health reported poor while Chili protests a seizure of state power. Lohengrin production in Paris delayed, and Prince Bismarck rumored to have suffered an apoplectic stroke. Schooner Georgiana and 16 crew missing off Nova Scotia. Cardinal Manning ordered to ease workload after long service. Germany to seek U.S. grain imports this winter as Britain debates labor congress speeches at Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Vic
Chili
Paris
Prince Bismarck
Pagan
Nova Scotia
Cardinal Manning
Germany
America
Labor Congress
Now Castle
Davis Shoe Company sales sparkle with huge shoe discounts
Massive clearance from the Davis Shoe Company in Haverhill features deep discounts across ladies and men's footwear, including ladies' kid button shoes at 84 cents and men’s dress shoes around $1.60. The ads promise no fair offers refused and urge shoppers to visit the firm at 40 E Washington St and 40 K Washington St for a sweeping stock reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Shoe
Haverhill
Mass
Davis
Davis Shoe Company
Washington St
Wash
Tursca
Sypiana Polis
Buichers
Timi
Harvest excursions offer reduced Pennsylvania Lines fares
Reduced rates on September 15 and 29 for excur sion tickets from Pennsylvania Lines stations west of Pittsburgh to the West Northwest and Southwest with 30 day return validity. Special train to Spencer and Martinsville mineral springs departs Indianapolis Saturdays at 6 30 p m and returns Sundays at 6 20 p m. $1 20 men s shoes sale by Davis Shoe Company at 40 EK Wash st with Sail disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Goovas
E. Wash.-st
Dav's Shoe Company
Davis
G. W. Goovs
Wash.st
Davis Shoe Company
G. W. Gooves
E. Wash St
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Spencer and
Martinsville
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Spencer
Printing and moving services advertised in city paper
The listing promotes Chance Matthews printing at 9 to 13 Yonge and Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry at 69 W Maryland St. for printing needs, with a transfer company offering piano and furniture moving, pressing, and related services. Best wagons claim to handle all kinds of work with reliable service in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance- Matthews Printing Company
Yonge
Indianapolis
Electrotype Foundry
Maryland-st
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Peter Banta
Johnon County
Rachel Dougherty
Lebanon
Shelbyville
New Albany
Connersville
Christian Church Missionary Convention
New Ross
Crawford County
Lewis Davis
Noblesville
John Cain
Logansport
Daily Sun
Valparaiso
E, Wash
Pennsvania
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Jacob Auber
Big Four
W.B. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania-st
Brown’s
al. Mueller
Davis Shoes Company
E. Wask -St
Baturday
California
Morgan & Gray
Cordoba
Gates
Jaya
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Vic&l
Columbia River
Sacramento
Ile
Americas
Limburg
Tsesan, P. & W
Teamont
Guining P.W
Hutter
Eees
Grein
Timothy
Telegraph
Seni
Gaza
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Harvard
Yale
L. R. Baugher
Rregelg & Whetsett
Delaware Street
Dentisgt
W W. Gates
Bentist
B’l
Cor. Wash
T. H. Davidson
H. Wash.st
WEOLE
E Court St
Boynton
Medsker
Massachusetts Ave
Dalton
Hatter
McKinney & Morgan
Prop’s
June’s
North Ulimols-st
Capital Roller Mulls
E. Wash. St
Wan Fawn
Uccadsiuil
Nga
Depuy
M. Peters
Chris Seiter
East
Washington Street
Tomor
Pandens
W. Wash
St. Tle
Ennett
H. Wash
St. Tedo
Adam Pababath
Fayette St
Second
Indiana-ave
H. L. Bert
Ind
Hutchinson’s
Massachusetts
NEW Books
Esau
Amelia Barr
Prof
Charles Budley Warner
McVicker
Sweden
Louis Fnaukt
James Paton
Bowen-Merrill CO
Washington-st
Derringer & Jniemier
Georgia Street
Knabe
Pennsylvania St
Poat
Pullen & Wiegel
North Illinois Street
Cee CY Eer
GUNN
Londine
Grand Rapids
Mich
John & Aglison
East Market Street
N. B
Canton
Erizaar
Wm.l Elder
Meridian St
Wasson & CO
Pittsburg
D, Kregelo
D. Kregelo & Son
North Finois St
Kregelo & Whitse
KAWE_OOR
Illinois Streets
Yrates
AY Bros
Ind. Co
Victor
Rambler
HAY - & - Willits
Penneyvanis Street
Chicago Fire