Dreaded Diphtheria Strikes Across Indiana Counties
A chaotic bulletin details widespread health scares and civic responses as diphtheria, scarlet fever and smallpox linger in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Quarantines enforced in Elwood, Muncie and Columbus. colleges report openings and closures. several deaths and illnesses touch Elkhart, Richmond, Noblesville, Terre Haute, Bedford and Madison counties amid farm and industry updates.
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Hope
Earlham College
Richmond
Elkhart County
Viscennes
Elwood
Muncie
William Morris
New Albany
Jackson County
John Pauline
Yorktown
James M. Coleman
Thomas Nixon
Martinsville
Fisher
Il Anover College
Edinburg
John McConehey
Decatur
John D. Lyle
Columbus
Fort Wayne Electric Company
General Electric Trust
Anna Hanna
Fort Wayne
Terre Linute
Byron del Norte Jones
J. Rus Smith
May Wilcoxin
Munele
H. A. Cleveland
Indianapolis
Eugene Osborn
Gertrude Taylor
Naplesville
Burt Swearingen
Mary
Crawfordsville
Neal
Lebanon
Stephenson
Noblesville
Brown-Wesner
Indianapolis Stock Yards cattle, hog and sheep markets
Indianapo lis stock yards report Friday September 15 1893 shows cattle receipts 1400 with steady to lower prices as the market closes quiet, hog receipts 4000 open active with prices steady to stronger then weak at close, sheep and lamb market dull with lambs down about 5 to 10 cents and fat ewes steady.
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Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
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Diamond Dyes prove fast colors for cotton and wool
Old gown dyed with Diamond Dyes yields strong beautiful fast colors for cotton, silt, wool, and blends. Public notices mention Chicago excursions, Indianapolis trains, and garbage collection reports amid a jumble of ads and addresses.
Grain and livestock market report with varied bids
Telegraph market summary lists bids for wheat corn and hay along with rye oats and mixed feeds. Prices include white and yellow varieties, Timothy and prairie hay, and several bid and market figures for late September futures and nearby months.
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Fiiday
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New York Store sale listing wide assortment 1858 origin
The New York Store presents a weekend sale with extensive lists of discounted goods across departments from hosiery and men’s wear to dress goods gloves and jewelry. Bargains include Children’s hose 10 to 25 cents, ladies vests 12 to 75 cents, men’s shirts and drawers 34 to 75 cents, dress fabrics 19 to 75 cents a yard, and accessories like gloves belts and bags. The ad emphasizes stock from floor to ceiling, urging shoppers to fill needs before snow.
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Joe McAuliffe
California
Denver
Ed. Smith
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Goddard
Blackwell
O’connor
Parnell Hall
New York
Brooklyn
Harry Gilmore
Paddy Smith
Billy Smith
Billy McCarthy
Chicago
McCarthy
Yale
Washington Park
Alix
Jiilda
Fitzsimmons
Coney Island Club
Choynski
Cleveland World
Australia
America
Americans
Sullivan
Corbett
Maher
Smith
Pittsburgh
Killen
Earle
Nichols
Bennett
Cleveland
Baltimore
Williams
Hawke
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cross
Vaughn
Rusie
Milligan
Louisville
Washington
Kilroy
Grim
Maul
O'Rourke
Hemming
Wittrock
Weaver
Esper
McGuire
Philadelphia
Griffith
Schriver
Lady Jane
Anna
Gascon
Anthem
Mollie
Gazette
Springfield
Mass
Tyler
Senger
Meintjes
Flo
Rhodes
Bald
Zmmerman
Windle
Banker
Brandt
Springheld International
Sanger
Zimmerman
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Griffin
Rushville
Lidman
Meredith
Bartholomew County
Amanda Bown
Adam Feller
Miller & Wichman
Anderson
Belt Company
Valparaiso
Seth Parker
William Murphy
Elkhart
Miss Nixon
James P. H. Roberts
Frank Stephens
Mike Ryan
James Shelley
Ryan
Brazil
Wadsworth Post
Franklin
H. P. Wasson & Co
Shelbyville Cabinet Company
W. EF. Gunter
Emil Wulcbhner
Sam L. Sanders
Bill Dalton
Lake Shore
Kendallville
Spencer
Indiana
Lyman P. Hatch
Macy
Joseph Hancock
Jacob C. Matthews
Kirklin
August Vanhouten
Libertyville
Daniel E. Newman
John I Smith
George. W. Curbox
Elizaville
Jerry Healy
Lafayette
Shelbyville
Columbus Club
Mascot
Friay
Boston
St. Louis
Northwest
Dick Burge
Jack Demspey
George King
Marion
Tom Treacy
Lemars
Comiskey
Cincinnatis
Harvard
Joe Upton
Ae Jie
City Life
Sylvester J. Warner
Virginia-ave
Henry Lee
Arizona St
J. F. Meagher
State Tax Board
Asia
M. Bronson
Hiverave
Kentucky-ave
Vandalia Tine
German Catholic Central Verein
Washington St
Jackson Place
Upton Station
Srunner
Dh. BP. A
Indianegro 3
St. Tyr Son
City Grain Market
Telegraph
Caroago
Danbury Hat
Brent
D.H. Baldwin
Pennsylvania St
VIA
Connersville
Col
Illinois-st
S.llinois-at
Union Station
H. J. Rhein
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Ravenlye
Michigan Road
White River
Michael H. Farrell
Forman Stout
Joseph L. Hunter
Empire Theater
Wabash and
Delaware
Hettie Bernard Chase
Albert Gall
West
Washington Street
Germantown
Pettis Dry Goons Co
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ST. Agnes Academy
Sisters of Providence
Aionday
St. Agnes’ Academy
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Meridian and
Fifth-sts
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Streets
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