Indiana News Clippings Show Local Tragedies and Trials
A flood of short notices covers deaths aged 91 in Allen county, a 95 pound tumor removal in New Albany, and various court sentences in counties like Vigo and Madison. Reports mention a Decatur circus incident, a rise in housing in Staunton, and Anderson’s youth crowds seeking school space. Also noted are a Martinsville girl’s voice loss, a Camridge farmer presumed dead at a fair, and multiple arson, burglary, and homicide cases across the region.
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Monrovia
Henry Selter
Allen County
Indiana
Rome City
Hattie Minchell
New Albany
Jacob Orth
Fox
Vigo County
Cornelius Rodamacher
St. Decatur
Emma Rannell
Jeffersonville
Staunton
Shelbyville
Waldron
J. P. Titsworth
Rockville
Hores
Decatur
Tuesdey
Anderson Haa
Cohool
Farmarsburg
Terre Hosuies
Robert Gilbert
Monterey
Hea
Huntington
J. Campball
Pogey
Pear Danville
Taw Sun
George Marah
Lafayette
Noah Reddish
Nebraska
White County
Dundee
Anderson
Frank Bowers
Frank Etchingen
Bowers
Winchester
Mendap
Hapner
Tim O’conner
Mr. Shockley
Albert Driskill
Reform School
John Miller
Wh. Hellman
Evansville
Greensburg
Ben Ktoningham
Supreme Court
Sarah Madden
Milhausen
Dudley
Lydia Wilson
Madden
Julia Baugh
Donahoo
Quartella
Sarah
Christopher Hennenitz
Commodore Ff
Monlhan
Worthington
Edward C. Longsbury
Lawrenceburg
Benjamin McNealy
Washington
Richard 8. Benson
Crawfordsville
Increase
William B. Craig
Plymouth
James B. Wymond
Aurora
David Reeder
North Vernon
Walter S. Meywood
Munc
Indianapolis
Warren Roberto
Madison
George W. Morricon
Vine L
Isaac G. Stall
Union City
Indiana Weather Summary for Sept 25 1890
In Indiana the day featured fair skies with light rain in the southwest, a slight drop in temperature, and increasing cloudiness near Indianapolis and vicinity. The 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. Sept 25 shows fair weather, followed by light rain in the southwest, and cooler conditions overall.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Fair
Weiner
Vandalia
Stong
ST. Louis
Washington
Uninoissts
Union Station
H.R. Dentxe
A. G. P. A. Vandalia
We have sold 300 pianos in six months at Emil Wulschner
We have sold 300 Vose and Sons pianos within six months. We offer the best market value with incomparable quality. Visit Emil Wulschner at 42 and 44 N Pennsylvania St opposite the postoffice to see and compare prices and curling.
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Vose & Sons
Cail
EMI
Walschner
Postoffica
N. Panu
Hanery Gorness
Sherman's
Merléian-st
Throis-st
Marcy
Pennsylvania St
Emil Wulschner
Penust
Postoffice
F.M
Delaware
Wright’s
West
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