Indiana News Drift highlights and notices
Indiana News Drift compiles items from various towns: burglaries, trials, floods, reunions, and public notices. Reports mention typhoid in Roeskeville, a Ballard murder case at Shoals, a Jacksonville county fair, and a “city apology” nickname for Michigan City, among other local happenings and forthcoming events.
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Roeskeville
Fort Wayne
Crown Point
Company of Colored Cadets
Evansville
Chas
Chitty
Princeton
Brownstown
Jackson County
Ballard
Shoals
Shelbyville
Wm. Kragg
Crawfordsville
Hale
Daily Graphic
Rushville
Bluffton
George Clutch
Columbus
Blue Racer
M. A. Curtis
Osceola
South Bend Fair
Father
Roach
Pekin
China
Lew Allen
Logansport
Dick Keating
Lafayette
Harvey Alexander
Scottsburg
Braffett
Wayne County
Vincennes
Lawrenceville
Moses Blevin
John W. Beasley
Huronia Beach
Mich
Valparaiso
Martin Henry
McChenny
Fla
Elkhart
Lillian Miller
Elkhart County
Middlebury
Rosenburg
Alonzo Underwood
Wilber Smith
James Burk
Pen County
Chamberlain
White County
Garfield
Darlington
Montgomery County
Chicago
Tae
Anapolis Sun
Ee Little Daily scintil‘Yator
Sun
Argos Reflector
Brazil
Clay County Union Labor Party
Lindsey Morton
City
Thomas Barrowman
Campbell Mine
Rosa Buckner
Richmond
Prohibitionists and Democrats Name Governors in Conventions
Massachusetts delegates nominate W H Earle for governor and stress total liquor abolition. Colorado Democrats pick T M Patterson for governor and Amos Henderson for treasurer with a platform aligned to national principles. Massachusetts Republicans back Oliver Ames for governor with a long platform calling for a constitutional liquor ban. New York Democrats confirm David Bennett Hill for governor and a slate emphasizing reform, anti trusts and opposition to contract labor.
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Massachusetts
W. H. Earle
John Bascom
H. C. Smith
J. N. Isher
Ed. M. Stowe
Colorado
T. M. Patterson
J. A. Porter
Amos G. Henderson
W. R. Erhardt
Leopold Myers
J. M. Abbott
Oliver Ames
J. Q. A. Brackett
H. B. Pierce
C. R. Ladd
A. J. Waterman
G. A. Marden
New York State
Buffalo
David Bennett Hill
Jones
Binghamton
John Clinton Gray
Cleveand
Senate
America and Britain clash over cotton and politics in Ohio
Reports describe A R Levy’s New Orleans charge of Cheating money, a presidential note to the Senate over British mistreatment of American fishermen, and political rows in Texas. Serial incidents include lightning deaths in Barnesville and Johnston, a bicyclist’s street accident, and a bustling Brenneke’s dancing class announcing fall events in the city. Also advertised are new medical cures, rail excursion plans to Cincinnati, and a black-window display of goods at Norse LANDGRAF building.
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Indiana
Acinnati
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Lexye
Babylon
Griffith
Byos
Wagate
Meridian-st
Hendrickson & Iler
Sis
Meridian
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Thurman
Wilson
Louisville
England
A. R. Levy
Chicago
New Orleans
Maine
Burleigh
Putnam
Senate
Great Britain
Hoar
Coke
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Barnesville
Charles Grier
Johnston
Merritt
Witere Medical
Pennsylvania Street
Norse Landgraf
Illinois-st
Groceries and farm prices with broad market notes
A dense list of produce and goods with prices per bunch or per unit includes celery, bananas, lemons, apples, peaches, pears, and various berries. Also listed are drugs and chemicals such as chloroform, morphine, castor oil, turpentine, quinine, and cosmetics. Market commentary notes steady groceries, firm sugar, and a quieting effect from cooler weather, plus assorted wheat, corn, and oats bids and futures in Chicago and Indianapolis markets.
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Mammoth
Alaska
U. S
Indianapolis
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