Indiana News Roundup Highlights Crime and Local Events
A sprawling Indiana page reports murder trials and hangings of two men, a Fort Wayne elevator incident with two men uninjured, a Ballard murder verdict of not guilty, and a wealth of local notes. Also covered are charitable drives, grape country growth, cemetery dedications, and a range of minor incidents across towns from Richmond to Goshen.
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LaPorte
Indiana
Warsaw
Kankakes
Evansville
Crawford County
Richmond
Elkhart
Valparaiso
Anna Wood
Koutts
Fort Wayne
John Fleming
Marion
Goshen
Shelby County
Smith Bennett
Lebanon
Jacob Martin
Ruth E. Sabin
Brownsburg
Lawrence Adams
Osgood
Ballard
Shoals
Jones
Stanfield
Archer
Stone
Gazette-Tripune
Kokomo
Friends
Plainfield
Charles Klein
Fort, Wayne
Columbus
Ind
Bris Garey
Brazil
James Cantwell
Carbon
Owen
Clay Counties
Matilda Shuler
Seymour
Arthur Orrell
Win
von Dehren
Crawford
Harrison Counties
Indianapolis
Grandview
LaPorte Argus
George Willis
Clinton Township
Bo2elock
Sunday Sermons Across Cities Gather Congregants
Rev Winfield Scott of San Francisco preaches at First Baptist Sunday evening while morning services feature the pastor. B D Lucas of Des Moines will preach at Central Church on Christian Pride. L G Rogers of Arcade NY discusses Christian Life in Plymouth Church. S C Warber ton of DePauly University preaches at Central Ave L E. Meridian Street reports on three years pastorship and probationers. Evening topics include City Paganism and other notices describe regional services and train arrivals. no evening service at Second Presbyterian.
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Winfield Scott
San Francisco
Central Shee
B.D. Lucas
Les Moines
L. G. Rogers
Arcade
Plymouth ‘Church
S.C. Warberton
Jeffery
George J. Curtis
DePauly University
Central Ave
Ile
Meridian
St. Arch
Gilbert
Roberts Park
Buster
Peck Mission
N. Dela4rest
Tabernacle Yard
Washington Chapel
Theaters Offer Fair Week Attractions at Grand Park
Next week during the state fair multiple venues showcase acts. At the Grand theater the comedy drama Held by the Enemy opens Monday with matinees and special scenery. Gus Williams, Edwin Hanford, and the Park theater’s Idea Musee promise new songs acts and novelty performances daily.
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New York
Gus Williams
Gus
Kepler
Squire
Leedsville
Edwin Hanford
Park Theater
Hanford
New Idea Musee
Prof
Ashton
Leonard
E'Estric Indy
Wonderoo
Musee
Anarchy Suspect Nabbed. Cincy Rail Ads and Obits
Northwest Indians suffer news and Newton Gotthold buried in Semickley. A Russian starhound among Mrs Cleveland’s gifts. Anarchist suspect Bodendick nabbed in Chicago. Goldensen hanged in Frisco. Proctor death in New York yellow fever noted. Travel ads urge cheap Cincinnati trips. local markets list widespread provisions and prices.
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Newton Gotthold
Semickley
Cleveland
Charles Bodendick
Chicago
Alex Goldensen
Mattin Kelly
Price List and Market Bids Across Commodities and Grains
Reads like a commodity price and market bid sheet with per ounce drug prices, oils, seeds, feeds, hay, and animal products. Neighboring harvests include wheat corn oats and hogs with bids, receipts, and market notes from Sept. 15 in Chicago New York and local markets.
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Alaska
U. S
Chicago
Park
New Yor
Proverbial cautions on newborns and lifelong clothing costs
An old piece presents proverbs warning against weighing newborns and sleeping on the lap. It advises children rise upstairs first, avoid dangers, and promote buying from THE WHEN STORE as a life long investment. It ends noting clothing through ages saves money, even for a gas well.
Cloak and Plush Sale Prices Listed
Advertises Seal Plush Sacks at 15 dollars and wraps at 12.50. 100 fine Seal Plush Cloaks valued at 35 dollars offered for 20. Big lot all wool Newmarkets priced at 5 dollars each.
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Newmarkets
Dedert & Sudbrook
E. Wash.-St
Silk price listings for various silks and gros grain
Experimental catalog note lists Black Silk at 75c and 1.25 for 85c and 1.50 at 1.10 respectively. Colored Gros Grain Silk shows 100 pieces valued at $1.10 for 7,21 cents.
All-Wool Henrietta Cloths and Silk Cloth Bargains
42-inch all-Wool Henrietta Cloths offered at 65 cents per yard, with a stated value of 1.00. Fine Silk Henrietta Cloth sold at 72 cents per yard, valued at 1.25. 54-inch Broadcloth, pure wool, priced at 95 cents, with a catalog value of 1.85.
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Henrietta
Newport
Domestic fabrics and comforts sale highlights
Tine Sheetings at 63¢ per yard and 4 Fine Sheetings for 19¢, headers note 27 1/4¢. Comfort Calico sold at 8 7/8¢ to 7¢ per yard. Also advertise Hosiery and Underwear.
Watches Offered At Close Margin For Penn Street Sale
Local ads promote watches at reduced prices with emphasis on accessibility. The copy stresses a limited margin reduction to make the timepieces affordable for shoppers browsing on N Penn Street.
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H. & D. Brenneke
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Pfaffini’s
Hail
Academy
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Maoisst
Thomas’ Academy
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Central Christian Church
Delaware
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Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
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H. Larnim
Ertel
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W.G. Wasson
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Kalmine
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