Fragmented Indiana items mix crime deaths and notices
A long, garbled column lists numerous local items from Indiana including deaths at Seymour Mishawaka and Lafayette. a murder trial at Bedford and Plainfield. quarantines around Muncie and Randolph County. gas belt wages and labor talk in Noblesville and Anderson. and various small legal, civic, and family events with several names and places such as Peru Columbus New Albany Rushville and Cambridge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Muncie
Joshen
New Castle
Logansport
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
James M. Thacker
Seymour
G. W. Burkit
Mishawaka
Anderson
George W. Schults
Cambridge City
Perry Gilbert
Bedford
New Albany
First Baptist Church
Peru
Darius Cooper
Starke County
Edward Fahnestock
Lafayette
Culver’s Station
Reaze
Jilliant
Knightstown
Randolph
County Board of Health
Frank Tyney
Indianapolis
Columbia
John O'Brien
Bedford Stone Mills
John, Bean
Shelbyville
Hiram
Dougherty
William J. Griffin
Columbus
Henry Allison
Alvin Williams
Plainfield
Danville
Jacob Biehn
Margaret Biehn
Dennis Murphy
Martin Beers
Jenni Boone
N.D. Pontius
Gas Belt
Nobiesville
K. J. Hanley
Amalgamated Association
William Cook
Rushville
John H. Benson
Rush County
Luther Benson
W. MM. P. Beechamp
Terra Haute
Louisville
Charles Ward
Mary J. Pratt
F. W. Talbott
Charles Meeter
Marion
William M. Zaring
Bloomington
Features of Sporting Life Update from Early Baseball and Boxing News
Pitcher Fisher of the Buffalos is purchased by the Cleveland club. Ward leads the league in stolen bases and second basemen in batting. Comiskey targets Loy of Washington. national meeting in New York Friday. Burge of Australia draws cautious regard from Eastern sporting men. Fisher shut out opponents in three straight games. United States cricket beat Kanucks in Toronto. Cincinnati and Cleveland plan a 14 game October series in Ohio. Flying Jib wins a Washington park pace in three heats. California boxing revival eyed. Cahill and Sullivan, Walcott and Treacy, Burke and Mooney, and Evan Lewis vs Miller tied to events. Nancy Branks posted 2:06 at Washington Park. Doble used the whip. Spring field hosts one-mile event won by Sanger. Various horse winners listed by track. Cincinnati and Philadelphia battled to a 1-1 tie after 15 innings. Springfield bicycle meet tops by Sanger. Zimmerman shines. Tuesday league scores show Cincinnati 1-1 Philadelphia, Chicago 8-6 and 8-7 with different batteries. Baltimore 6-1 Pittsburg. Louisville 14-3 Washington. Cleveland 3-2 New York. St Louis 3-2 Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fisher
Buffalos
Bedford
Rushville
Ward
Comiskey
Cincinnatis
Loy
Washington
Nationa Lengis
New York
Jim Burge
Alex Greggains
Buffalo Nine
United States
Kanucks
Toronto
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Davidson
Flying Jib
Washington Park
California
Pat Cahill
Jim Sullivan
Cahill
Sullivan
Jon Walcott
New England
Tom Treacy
Australia
Jack Burke
Mike Mooney
St. Louis
Strangler
Evan Lewis
Sebastian Miller
Stone Breaker
George Godfrey
Steve O’donnell
Coney Island
Mike Leonard
Edldie Pierce
Nancy
Branks
Doble
Chicago
J. M. Sankey
P.at. Lockhart
Philadelphia
Philadelphian
Springfield
Mass
Sanger
Tyler
Windle
Bliss
Zimmerman
Indianapolis
Zimmie
Clara D
Spelmont Park
Ida Pierson
Lula Stanton
Crawfordsville
Ind
Glenwood
Zulu Girl
Red Skin
Ora Aredran
Latonia
Harry Weldon
Dolly McCone
Decapoda
Yip
Santa Maris
Marcell
Gravesend
Prince George
Dr. Hasbrouck
Tom Yough
Don Alonzo
Frog Dance
Rightmare
Will Elliott
Little Crate
Leta B
Mollin Bawn
Clifton
My Gyps
Lento
Wallace G
Beling D
Luck Clover
Tobacco
Gloucester
Blue
Menefee
Weaver
Stephens
McGuire
Young
O'Connor
Petty
Wilson
Brooklyn
Gleason
Twineham
Sharrott
le Chance
Live Stock Market Reported Prices And Receipts
Indianpolis market notes shipments and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep on Thursday Sep 14 1495. Prices show steady to higher demand with heavy hogs scarce and cattle feedlots active. Includes inspector’s grain report and bids for wheat corn timothy and prairie hay across local dealers and wagon lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Brock
Estra
Eehl Bugis
Tmursday
Wunat—Kesler
Osva—Hirmer
Timothy
Grige
Hkie
Markets by Telegraph report on 19th century commodities
The dated market text lists wheat, corn, oats, pork and short ribs with Sept and Dec prices in Sept and Oct terms. It includes wheat Sept and Dec values, corn Sept Oct, oats Sept Oct, pork Sept Oct Jan, and short ribs Sept Oct Jan with varied price figures and unit marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Cicicaeo
East
Curoago
Tike
Hood's Sarsaparilla and pills ad and Rush county fair notice
Purify and enrich the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for constipation. Rush county fair tickets go on sale for a round trip from Sept 12 to 15 with a special train leaving Union station at 7 34 a m on Sept 19 33 14 and 16 return to Indianapolis after races. Democratic ward meeting at No 6 engine house Sept 14 1883 nominates council candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Union Station
Indianapolis
Aly
Uinoisat
Democrata
Third Ward
Tres, TaGpany
J. W. McGinnis
Chicago
H. M. Bronson
A. GP
Town Tale: Divorces and Local Notices in Brief
William F. Lewis seeks a divorce from Mary citing neglect during illness and frequent departures. John Badenz pays fines for drunkenness profanity and assault, after cursing and assaulting his divorced wife. Patrick Murphy named general foreman of repairs at the Washington street barns. Michael Burns becomes claim agent assisting Attorney H. C. Allen. Delegates to the National Board of Trade Convention in Washington favor unconditional repeal of the Sherman law. they will not attend in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Lewis
Mary
John Badenz
Justice Daniels
Badenz
Patrick Murphy
Michael Burns
Tom Lewis
H. C. Allen
Wildman
National Board of Trade
Washington
You should keep your eyes on THE Son
A compact urged admonition urging readers to pay attention to the Son, implying value and vigilance with a persuasive, quasi-religious tone. The line emphasizes personal devotion and ongoing attention as a daily penny-worth investment.
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Martinsville
Methodist
National Burial Case Association
Brrras
D. L
Anda Trester
Geo
Burdie Jones
Lizzia Somerville
Nicholas
Mrs. Gale
Frank and
Mia
Vanmeter
John
Imma Matillo
Join
Koetler
Lra
Lucille Davy
Win
Elizabeth Hockett
James
Nettle Cullings
Peter
Peterson
Daniel
Kate Sweeney
Drarus
D. Meigs
Jennie Silvers
Mannridge
Diedrich Rebker
Ida F. Rinker
Geo. E. Hamilton
Julia Mann
Sporting Life
City Gram
Ike
Hood
E. J. Martin
Tennessee Streets
DR. H
Castor
Wassachusetts Avenue
tTelephone
Geo. W. Vernon
W. Christ
John B. Morrison
den Pist
Olea
C. M. Eisenbeiss
T. N. Mhinois St. Henrs
Lla. m
Carl Barnes
N. Hindsat
DR. Young
East Washington Street
William N. Bowman
Inugalls Block
Herod & Herod
Bas
Fletcher’s Bank
Tinaianapotlo
C& Oshomy
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Gale
Granpan
Frank Daniels
Bessie Sanson
Aighthouse Stens
Savages
Cork Davidson
Ramie Austen
Empire Theater
Wabash
Delaware
Hettie Bernard Chase
Tyer Ao
A.J. Burns
Henalier
Indiana Avenue
Ee Ste Ncubs
Stamos Cman Sables
Sc.ayer
S.meridian ST
ST. John's Church
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
Tennessee and
Highteenth Sts
MinitAny Band Concents Boury Thunsdasay Vivesina
Fairview
Indiana
Mlnois and
Washington Streets
Illinois Street
Colleges Avenue
Vis
Connersville
Ofice
Cox
Illinois-st
Kentusky-ave
H. J. Raei
General Agend
Nannie Parkhile
South
Boar’ of Commissioners
White River
Cnbre
Michael H, Farrell
Furman Stout
Joseph L, Hunter
ED. Bocas
Jeweler
W. Wash
St. Onposits State House
Meridian St
Arly Breakfast
el O’clock
Gustin & McCuray
Sun Office
Ullinois-st
Weinie St
Tennes- Bee-Bt
Walady Toommate
Massewin
Sun Sui
Town Tale
Flanner & Buchanan
North
Illinois St
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Ohio-St
T. W. Parker
W. Waik
Panrorr & Taggart
W. Washington St
Ifama
Parrott & Taggart
Prych
Densmore
WM. M. Bird
General Assembly
State of
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Union
Kankakee
Lawrence
Urg
Kaneem
Greensburg
Albany
Anderson and Muncie
Elkhart
Benton Harbor
Trae
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Mateoone
Pekin
Champaign
Daytox
Uu eDail
Tekert
Washington St
Bee Place
Massachusetts Ave
Unionation
C. B. Olsen
Kentucky-ava
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