Buried in a gravel pit a Chicago man fears death
A long column of scattered items reports deaths from accidents in multiple towns including Kokomo Fort Wayne and Winchester. It notes a Chicago man killed by cars at Kokomo and a Fort Wayne worker buried in a cave-in. Also mentions a Columbus post office fire loss of 10000, a Goshen Goshen implement firm failure, burglaries, fraud, and civic meetings with local officials in Crawfordsville Ladoga Columbus City and Anderson among others.
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Muncie
Joseph Radcliff
Algiers
Vincennes
Crawfordsville
Cherokee Strip
Gideon Martz
Mary Waltenburg
Hamilton Couunty
Louis Gerke
Fort Wayne
Cameraville
A.columbis
Rockville
Moses Swain
David Lilly
Carroll County
Thomas Foley
Wabash
Evansville
Anderson
William Brown
Shoals
Walter Werts
Winchester
Frank Linschmidt
Columbus
Isere
Borahbaugh
Delphi
International chess tournament to be held in New York
A broad sports snapshot notes an upcoming international chess tournament in New York, Yale coach Laurie Bliss hired for West Point football, Electric the pacer valued at 10000 with a 2 14 18 record died in Sacramento, and other varied sports items from boxing to horse racing and billiards across major cities.
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New York
Laurie Bliss
Yale
West Point
F. G. Fay
Pacer Electic
Sacramento
Cal
W. Carpenter
Grant Fisher
Harrisburg
San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Michigan State Trap Shooters
Bob Fitzsimmons
Charley Mitchell
Ives
Chicago
Roberta
Roberts
Charlie Mitchell
Judge Newton
Coney Island Athletic Club
Mitchell
Corbett
Coney Island
Guttenberg
Clifton
Gravesend
Pera
Smith
Levy
Bode
Kennedy
Baltimore
Donnelly
Lange
McMahon
Robinson
St. Louis
Hawley
Twineham
Cooley
Baldwin
Wilson
Louisville
Philadelphia
Jilroy
Grim
Taylor and Crogs
Cincinnati
Boston
Dwyer
Vaughn
Gastright
Bennett
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Clarkson
Zimmer
Sharrott
Kinslow
Pittsburg
Washington
Killan
Earle
Maul
O'Rourke
Dodgeville
Vitello
Sadie M
Lord Clinton
Amarilte
Valparaiso
Ind
Jack D
Allie Moore
Berue
Wabash
Lady Vivina
Edgar P. Anttedote
Stratmeath
Frog Dance
Dr. Hasbrouck
Daily America
Wahjim
Now-or-Never
Providence
Dawn Ek
Nemoline
Fanny Wilcox
Foggy
Karon Wilkes
Duke of Athol
Sullivan
Whirl
Gorman
Alphonse
Latonia
Dentroy
Judge Cardwell
Santa Anna
Lady Bess
Ohio Bell
Equator
My Girl
Double Cross
Stowaway
Vampezza
Sun Glimpse
Henry Young
Gloucester
Davo
Belle of Fermoy
Young Lottery
Chatham
Frank R
Atlantic King
Issel
Dallas
Wmoeney
Coastman
Barney
Brignoli Walker
Gertrude
David B
Baron Bell
Touchstone
Mattie Warren
Touchatone
Notable Events Highlight Local Weekend News Roundup
Mme Sessieretta Jones performed before a small audience in Tomlinson hall. A residence at 48 Sycamorest suffered minor fire damage from a lamp overturn during the night. Indiana Poultry Association held its semi annual meeting with DB Hill installed as president and Barker and Frey named officers. Father Alerding celebrated silver jubilee at St Joseph's hall with parishioners planning a reception. A four year old girl was assaulted in an alley near a grocery, no clues yet. Corenna Plummer seeks restraining order against an alleged drunken husband. A Nashville couple united in marriage at 1108 N New Jersey street. plan to reside in Morristown. Numerous births, marriages, and licenses noted along with civic items.
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Mme
Sessieretta Jones
Thorntown
W. H. Frey
Alerding
St. Joseph’s Hall
Daniel Hstell
Lockest
Corenna Plummer
Morristown
Tenn
Mattie Christie
J. W. Christie
New Jersey
D. BR. Lucas
Irene Hayes
Mendelssohn
Bruntus
S. P
Alice Scherer
Rufus
Mattie Schooler
Karl and
Sophie Glesing
William and
Lizzia Schulmeyer
August
Louisa Holtman
John and
Alvina Lutz
Lina Hagar
Charles Simpson
Blanche Brown
Wil W. Burns
Cora V. Hay
Charles H. Schleicher
Ola Belle Edwards
Charles H. Moore
Gertrude Tyndalle
Benjamin Petera
Annie B. Hase
The New York Store Ribbon Sale Brings Bargains Across Aisles
The New York Store est 1853 advertises a grand ribbon sale with prices cut to 3c up to 25c a yard, plus hosiery, shirts, gloves and boys clothing at deep discounts. It highlights quality, low prices and a wide selection in silk ribbons, hosiery, shirts, gloves, and boys suits.
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French Isle
Richelieu
Waertking &Hilts
Bose’ Clothing
Purris Lay Goons Co
County Grain Market Rivay Report
Inspector's report lists bids and grades for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and mixed feeds with prices per bushel or ton. It notes various No. 1 and No. 2 white and mixed oats, yellow corn, Timothy and clover, prairie hay, and local bids for wagon rye and carrots, reflecting market activity and quality judgments.
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rIvay
Whear—lasier
Hanier
Bundic
Markets by Telegraph Chicago Set 6 Wheat and pork prices
Chicago market report shows wheat Sept at 671 1/2 for Sept and Next- month futures at 67 1/2. Pork values listed for Sept Oct Jan with prices around 1660 1462 and 1400 respectively. Oats, corn and lard also recorded with various Sept Oct Jan contracts and new highs and lows noted.
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Telegraph
Chicago
World’s Time Demonstration and Christian Endeavor Day Travel Plan
Passenger notices describe round trip fare 3.50 on the Pennsylvania line for a demonstration day event. Tickets valid ten days with Hesener parlor and sleeping car service. Apply at ticket agents or Union Station addresses in Chicago Indianapolis for arrangements with W. F. Brunner D P A.
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Pennsylvania
Christian Endeavor
West
Washington St
Jackson Place
Union Station
Massachusetts Ave
W. F. Brunner
Indianapolis
Live Stock Market Report From Friday Commodities
Indian Royal markets show general cattle stability with steady clearing and satisfactory prices. Hogs and sheep markets were active though not robust, with strong demand for medium to heavy hogs and fair to good lamb and sheep prices amid steady to higher close.
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Exire Choice Shipping
Expe
Cholcs
Stes Bmg
Uae
Eaen Ence
Special Odd Wellows Excursion to Chicago Preserved Schedule
An excursion advertisement offers round trip to Chicago for 3.50 with tickets valid on all trains and cars from Indianapolis Union Station, with multiple daily departures including 7:10 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. service. The Monon route advertises an $8.50 round trip on Saturday Sept 28.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Union Station
Monon
Irvington Indiana Sealed Proposals for Sidewalk Grading
Town Board of Irvington Indiana will receive sealed proposals on October 8 1693 for grading the west sidewalk of Lake avenue from Washington street to the P C and St L railroad. Profiles and specifications are on file in the office of the engineer William C Smith engineer 144 Market street
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Calvin Armstrong
Tipton County
Mast
The
Baptist Church
Ethel
Wratten
Washington
Lake Shore
Kendallville
Railroad Or Express Company
Indiana
William H. Young
Delphi
Theophilus Amerman
Dana
John M. Morris
Lakeville
Addison M. Johnson
Lafayette
John W. Risk
Benham
John Shine
Bruce Lake
Rheissue
Monroe Blackburn
Bedford
Rebecca L. Risk
Samuel 8
Stanabury
Campbellsburg
Irvington
Lake Avenue
Washington Street
St. L. R. BR. Flans
Illiam C, Smith
Eng
Market St
Menon route to run trains to the fair grounds on race day
On September 19, 40, 22 and 22 the Menon route will run trains to the fair grounds every hour from 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. After the races trains will return and stop at Seventh Street Massachusetts Avenue Washington and Union station.
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Menon
Fair Grounds
Ineu
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