Oh the Love of a Woman One Man Mortally Wounded
A long list of local misfortunes and incidents dominates the page. Reports include a fatal accidental shooting near Vincennes, suicides by Minnie Tull and Chas Blackburn, typhoid in Logansport, quaratines on Muncie, and labor unsettledness in Anderson and Anderson area. Also noted are a county fair at Crawfordsville, a missing gas piping rumor from Kokomo, and various municipal actions in Noblesville, Richmond, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Brazil
Geo
Robertson
Nobles- Ville
Anderson
Muncie
George W. Meckel
Portland
Richmond
Kendallville Bicycle Club
Rochester
Kokomo
Elwood
Logansport
David Hutchins
Grant County
Jonesboro
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Amalgamated Association
Noblesville
J. W. Baird
Albany
Chas. Blackburn
Vincennes
William Meyer, Jr
Fort Wayne
Collector of Internal Revenue
Homer Welsh
Seymour
Chestnut Ridge
Minnie Tull
Hanover
Ohio River
Percell
Rushville
William Pitman
Mitchell
James Valvan
Johnson
Coxville
Columbus
Kyte
Thomas May
Henry Tiefel
Ben
Stewart Derf
Wabash
Blanche Mills
Blanche
Beatures of Sporting Life And Boxing News Overview
Greenfield beats Carthage 7 to 4 on Monday. Various boxing plans noted: George Dixon vs Sally Smith at Coney Island on Sept 25. Dominick McCaffrey arrives in Atlantic City to train Horace Leeds for Billy Ernst. potential O Donnell vs Godfrey at Coney Island. New Jersey athletic club without a trainer. multiple fighter negotiations and match possibilities involving Bill Smith, Mike Murphy, Willie Clark, Peter Maher, Jack Lynch, Tom Donnelly, and others. Recent race results and standings listed for Greenfield bicycle race and Monday league ball scores with various teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Ball Club
Carthage
Coney Island
George Dixon
Sally Smith
Dominick McCaffrey
Atlantic City
Horace Leeds
Billy Ernst
Steve O’donnell
George Godfrey
New Jersey Athletic Club
Billy Plimmer
Bill Smith
Pantom
Mike Murphy
New York Athletic Club
Yale College Tolks
Willie Clark
Brooklyn
America
Peter Maher
Jack Hickey
Bob Hussimmons
Jack Lynch
Tom Donnelly
New York
Wilkesbarre
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Corbett-Mitchell
Tom Gaffney
Bethlehem
Allentown
Billy Madden
Fred Mortis
Mike Dunn
Australia
Stanton Abbott
Andy Bowen
Crescent City Athletic Club
Greenfield
Frank Caldwell
Chas
Grant
Charles D. Fry
Eddie Tigner
Mabel Tigner
E. P. Roll
Chas. D. Fry
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Parrott and Vaughn
Carsey and Clements
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Hawke and Robinson
Ehret
Sugden
Cleveland
Young
O’connor
German
Wilson
Chicago
Beaton
Clausen
Kittridge
Nichols
Bennett
St. Louis
Breitenstein
Tynam
Daub
Kinslow
Louisville
Washington Club
Washington Park
Nyanza
Wilkes Maid
Allahandre
Aurora Prince
Diamond Joe
Latonia
Hughes
Harry Weldon
Miss May
Himyara
Philopene
Hesperia
Montevideo
Brakman
Highwayman
Podiga
Sly Lisbon
Henry Owsley
Gravesend
Dr. Hasbrouck
Don Alonzo
Prig
Lamplighter
Patrician
Frog Dance
Gloucester
Ketchum
Lady Lister
Ransocas
Long Knight
Miss
State tax board hears Union railway bid for cut
The State Tax Board heard Union Railway Company representatives on Monday requesting a two thirds reduction in assessment. F P Boldus, a Muncie businessman known for past arrest, was released from custody after a blunder. Sculptor Geo Brewster of Boston oversaw the molding of a soldiers monument crowning figure and paid contractor Barker $1200 for hoisting it. Anna Dearmin and Margaret Peters seek separation from husbands alleging cruelty. Liz Smith, a colored woman, stabbed her lover Jap Reed in Bucktown. she faced the cadi and promised better conduct in the future. Multiple names listed for deaths and marriages, plus licenses granted and a ship order staying until after the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Union Railway Company
F. P. Boldus
Muncie
Geo. Brewster
Boston
Barker
Anna M. Dearmin
Margaret J. Peters
Anna
Kearsage
Liz. Smith
Jap- Reed
Bucktown
Liz
Binrus
Edwin
Florence Muzzy
Frank
Susie Weisenberger
Fred
Caroline Hawniss
Lipman
Lottie Joseph
Mrs. Mathason
Ifrances
Laura Guthrie
Harry
Mrs. Meyer
Alonzo
Maggie Good
Albert
Florence McElwaine
Lizzie Jimason
Deatus
Elizabeth Walker
Geo. B. Cooley
B. M. Bennett
Harry F. Reser
Carrie Landers
Ellie Tandy
Columbus Truman
Clifford Davis
Marnnar
William Douglass
Dora Hammonds
James Dugan
Maggie Kinney
James
Live Stock Market Report from Sept 13 1893
The market notes cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to improved bids on good to choice weights. Shipping cattle priced at heavy to extra good levels, veal and fat calves listed, hogs steady to buyers slow, and sheep and lambs showing steady demand despite Monday’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Staers
Los
Gil
Medina
Eneenees
Sceseees
Untitled historical commodity ledger fragment
Fragmentary OCR of agricultural commodity prices and futures across grains pork and lard. Entries include wheat oats corn with September and May months, prices in dollars and fractions, plus annual and monthly futures with several unclear figures. Entities include various months and product names though many OCR errors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iara
Cholera Outbreak in Jersey City Sparks Water Worries
Cholera has broken out in Jersey City due to polluted water conditions. Physicians warn that bad water fosters germ growth and urge attention to water purity. The text touts Indianapolis Brewing Company's beer as germ proof due to boiled water and thorough brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Rush County Fair rail tickets to Rushville special trains announced
Monuments at 248 E Washington and Diener present Rush County Fair notes. The C L & D will sell round trip tickets good Sept 12 to 15. Two extra trains depart Union Station at 7 39 a m on Sept 12 13 14 and 16 with returns to Indianapolis after races. City ticket offices listed at 134 S Illinois St corner of Illinois and Kentucky avenues and Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Union Station
Indianapolis
Illnois St
Kentucky
Illinois St
Lexington
Tcket Oficas
Ioinets-st
Kentucky Ave
Uniols-st
BH. J, Na Eln
Big Foul Route Excursion to Chicago Teaches Savings
Daily excursions to Chicago offer a round trip for 4.50 with return validity ten days on pit trains. Special excursion on Saturday September 16 charges 3.60 for a route trip with departures from Indianapolis at 7:10 am 12:20 am and 11:55 am. H M Bronson A G P A announces. St Agnes Academy in this city to open Monday September 18 by Sisters of Providence offering day and boarding with 168 curriculum and full educational opportunities. For information address Superior St Agnes Academy corner Meridian and Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
H. M. Bronson
St. Agnes Academy
Sisters of Providence
Corner Meridian
Ffithats
Francis Murphy Returns as Temperance Orator in City
Francis Murphy arrival from Lebanon on Monday afternoon is noted with remark on his whiter hair and neat dress. He shows reduced weight from kidney trouble but has nearly recovered. Moody invites him to Chicago as weather forecasts for Indiana predict rain Tuesday night and fair weather Wednesday for the 86 hours to Sept 13, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Lebanon
Murphy
Moody
Chicago
Indiana
Lactated Food Promoted by Physicians for Infants
Holt, physician to the New York infant asy lum, notes improper feeding as the top cause of illness in over 400 cases. Lactated food, praised by doctors and nurses, is described as nourishing, digestible, and close to mothers milk. It is sugar of milk with wheat, barley, and oats, and is said to have saved thousands of infants from cholera infantum and fatal diarrhoea. A mother from Oberlin, Ohio testifies that her child has never been sick on lactated food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
New York Infants Asylum
Cassandra
T. W. Wallace
Oberlin
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Muncies
Clarice Carson
Walter B. Harris
J. R. Armstrong
Caroa
Bertha May Newby
F.S. and
R. C. Newby
Mont B. Fisher
Frankfort
Ind
New College-ave. Baptist Church
John E. McGettigan
Premier Steel Works
Circuit Court
Geo, Clemmons
Thomas J. May
N. Penney
Vaniast
Joseph W. Wharton
John Martin
Brown
Central Labor Union
D. Fef. Kennedy
W. E B. Baker
Jas. Deery
Lewis Tuttle
Horace Cramer
Hood
City Grain Market
Iec
Marketa
Telegraph
Jersey
Washington St
Diener
Hush County Fair
Danbury Hat
West Washington Street
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St. Agnes’ Academy
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Meridian and
Fifth-sts
Little Cassandr
R. Olsen
Bream
Kentucky-2 Fvd
Lodluanapolig
A.J. Burns
Indiana Avenue
Oites
Sirouno
Nannie Park
South Illinois Sr
Weynesday
Seat
Board of
Claude Matthews
Indiana Way
Illnois
Indiana State Building
W. R. Myers
Secretary
Massachusette
Greenlawn Cemetery
Middle-ac
N. West-st
Uoussworg
Washington-st
William
Weehersist
Honor Hardware Co
Hlinotsst
General Assembly
State of
the Sun
Tse
Sun
East Washington Street
DS Eany
Parrott & Taggart
Chas. L. Hutchinson
Priok AT
Jock
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Tae Sox
Son Building
E. Ohfost
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