Insane Religious Feuds and Local News Flash Across Indiana
A Seymour girl and a Martinsville man drown in a pond near Logansport. Reports of arson in Goshen, missing South Bend girls, and a new Daily Herald in Dunkirk next week. Various town notices include water shutoffs, a black river near Muncie, peddlers arrested in Michigan City, and a Mississinewa flood of incidents.
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Seymour
Martinsville
South Bend
Fred Neff
Goshen
Logansport
Richmond
Laporte
Princeton Fair
Jacob Thurston
Shelbyville
Polk Canning Factory
Greenwood
Ada Jones
Tuesaday
Eugene Lesier
Chas
Reed
St. Paul
Milton
Avery
Dunkirk
Elkhart
Joe Cowgill
Noblesville
Valparaiso
Notre Dame University
Cardinal Vaughn
London
John W. Pariz
Greentown
Myrtle Elder
Pearl Wood
Willis
Vincennes
Huitz
Bartholomew County
Patrick O'Flanigan
Elizabeth Hapner
Wabash
Michael Aare
Anna Seekin
Devine
Albion
Geo. Wardan
Wabash County
Kingdom Come
Decatur
Jennies Drummond
James Calchin
Armstrong
Tipton County
Rose Miller
Europe
Mile
DeAlcona
City Lit Observes President's Day With Banquet
The fortnightly literary club gathered at the Propydeum for President's Day Tuesday followed by a banquet. Miss Nettie Dietrichs and Chas C O Boyle wed at Second Presbyterian Church Tuesday morning. A distant couple faces domestic dispute over alleged mistreatment and theft of $600 in goods and cash. A buggy crash injures two, the horse is gifted. A $3,500 breach of contract suit is filed in superior court by A G Clark and J Eliott Pearce of Dayton against James and Henry J Pain owners of Last Days of Pompeii.
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Propydeum
Nettie Dietriche
M. Dietrichs
Chas. C. U O'Boyle
Second Presbyterian Church
H. Vincent
Andrew Colter
Mia. Berry
Superior Court
A. G. Clark
J. Eliott Pearce
The
Amusement Association
Dayton, C
James and
Henry J. Pain
L'Ompelii
Features of Sporting Life Highlight Weekly Matches
Duffy becomes first in league to reach 200 hits after a 100 hit milestone. Greencastle gun club defeated Danville 308 to 301 in a Tuesday match. Tug Wilson of Greencastle and Larry Connor of Cincinnati set for a ten round bout in Cincinnati next week. Philadelphia and Canadian cricket see Americans leading in Philadelphia. Indians ball scores list several city performances. Sioux City opens its final series Wednesday. Dick Roche funds a $500 forfeit in Chicago to back a Frank match. A two-night billiards challenge features 14-inch balk line and cushion carom, totaling $2,500 per side. Race winners across multiple towns noted. National League actions report balanced scores in New York, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati.
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Lebanon
Worthington
Washington
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Dick Roche
Jake Schafer
Chicago
L’rank
Gaienburg
Al—Onagua
Authelia
Barondale
Plymouth
Buck McGregor
Napoleon
Richmond
Raven Wilkes
Evansville
Nellie Clarke
Woodstock
Bessie Nicholes
Tulin
O.robina
Gazette
Jassie B. Gravesend
Hartford
Dutch Bkater
Owlet
Nankipooh
Sir Excess
Longbridge
Luatonis
Equator
Say On
Valadora
Charm
New York
Ruafe
Farrell
Terry
Schriver
Clark
Meekin
Griffin
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Young
Zimmer
Daub
Dailey
Cuppy
O’connor
Lucid
Kinslow
St. Louis
Boston
Breitenstein
Tvnneham
Stivetts
Ganzel
Louisville
Mercer
Dugdale
Wadsworth and
Lake
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Gleason and Clark
Gumbert
Colcolough
Weaver
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Taylor and Clements
Fisher
Merritt
Live Stock Market at Indianapolis Union Stockyards 1894
The Indianapolis Union Stockyards report Wednesday receipts of cattle, hogs, and sheep with shipments. market steady to strong for desirable cattle and steady for sheep and lambs. Hog market fairly active with good clearance. beef buyers and export cattle detailed. grain prices show wheat steady, corn weak, and mixed oats. Curio trading notes from Chicago and city grain market report weekly.
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Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Ear Doe
Watts—Steauy
Dr Price Cream Baking Powder Wins World Fair Award in Preview
Dr Price Cream Baking Powder earns the World’s Fair highest award. Breckinridge’s greatest moment teased in a new play with Miss Pollard titled vecamber and May. Metzger & Co. offer Gottle of Hummel’s &x bra pay. telephone 407 for purchase details.
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Dr. Price
Breckinrigdve
Miss Pollard
S &Xbra
Metzger & Co
State Fair Racing Attracts Top Horses In Indy Meet
The State Fair at Indianapolis will spotlight racing with big purses and a superb track. September 17 to 22 are ideal, with no conflicts from other meetings. A $30,000 premium pool draws exhibitors nationwide and promises a premier stock show. Citizens urged to support and attend the event.
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Indianapolis
City Markets Prices Read Across Broad Produce and Provisions
Wednesday market report lists abundant fruit and produce pricing from Southern Lemons to Mission cantaloupes, apples, peaches, pears, grapes, and berries. It covers assorted canned fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, grains, seeds, oils, and spice goods with specific unit prices and pack sizes for each category.
Great Dry Goods Exposition Sale Draws Crowds
Our Great Dry Goods Exposition this week offers a sales push for silks dress goods kid gloves and lace curtains. A large display of cloaks furs and ready-made dresses will attract shoppers. Everyone is welcome witnessing the event.
Silk Department Crowded With Buyers This Week
Every day this week our Silk Department is crowded with buyers. It is natural to shop the finest silks as prices are appealing and selection plentiful for seasonable wardrobe needs.
Silk price list for Black and Colored sies sale
A neighborhood catalog style notice markets discounted silk fabrics. Entries show lengths such as 24 inch, 7i inch and 23 inch in varieties like Flack Rhadama Latin Duchess Peau de Soie and Faille Francaise. Regular prices are listed with sale figures as examples of cheap textiles.
Hats Advance Styles for Fall at Wasson Millinery
Hat fashions for fall arrive at Wasson’s Millinery Department offering unique touches of newness not seen elsewhere in the city. Shoppers are urged to view the latest headwear selections and choose fresh designs for the season.
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Wasson
Dress Goods Sale Brings Deep Discounts Across Stock
Today over 300 pieces of dress goods go on sale with 36-inch silk and wool mix at 2.9 cents a yard, 38-inch all-wool cheviot at 9 cents, 36-inch fine worsted suiting at 45 cents, and 54-inch covert cloth at 75 cents. More than 100 imported novelty suit patterns are priced at 5 to 7.50 and 8.75 per pattern.
Kid Glove Sale Attracts Crowds All Week
Our great kid glove sale this week shows why the department is popular with shoppers. Prices include Finest quality dressed kid gloves at $1.25 in multiple colors, Real kid gloves $1.50, Ladies Biarritz best quality $1, and a mix lot for 59 cents.
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Biarritz
Lace Curtains and Irish Point Fabrics Listed for Sale
Nottingham laces and full size curtains offered in multiple lots. Prices range from $1.44 to $2.48 per pair or yard, with widths up to 54 inches and lengths around 314 yards. The listing includes 500 pair Irish point curtains and 200 pier Portiere with wool fringe and wide dado at $2.48.
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Nottingham
Center Aisle Vintage Accessories and Notions Sale
Ledger of small items including leather card cases and pocketbooks, garters with buckles, silver Christian Endeavor pins, enameled brooch pins, turquoise pins, silk bolting throws, bead rests, handkerchief extracts with bottle, Swan Down powder, Turkish bath soap and Florida Water. Prices listed from 1c to 50c, suggesting a miscellaneous thrift or general store inventory.
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Christian Endeavor
Tourquois
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Reteper & Co
Sporting Life
Fetegraph
Curiaco
Jara
Frouris
Lemone
Messina
Jancy
California
Michigan
Ohio
Ibsay
Moore
Empire
Morgan & Gray
Weiner Wuret
Link
Indiana
Tierces
Timothy
Strickly
Johnson
W.S
Saur
Young Americas
lLezce
Limburg
Yarmouth
Polk
Stannard
Lion
Cordoba
Banner
Java
Medical
Mbeizler
H. W. Krause
Massachusetts
Ava
Sie
Eds
Faille Francaise
New Saxony
HP. Wasson & CO
EP. Wassee
Harrod
Virginia Ava
Richard F
Virginia Ave
Delaware
Maryland St
Taft's Dental Parlors
W. Washington St
the Huntington Seed Co
East
Washington St
General Assembly
State of
Department OF Public Works
Boand
Room Ko
Court House
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
West Street
Washington Street
I New York Street
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Sald
Board of Public Works of
J. A. Wildman
Andrew Kramer
EB. J. Meyer
E. Market St
Carlin & Lennox
USA
Commercial Club
Foley Bros
Mass
Pennsylvania St
N. Pennsylvania
St. Ehlavedor
Particul Arts
J. Heeb
Chas. Mayer & CO
Parrott & Taggart
Jas
Albert Gall
West
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