Plucky Girl Stops Burglar in Indiana Town
A Fort Wayne girl with revolver powerfully deterred a burglar after hearing a noise at home. Across Indiana, raids, escapes, and criminal pursuits unfold from Lafayette to Evansville as police seek attackers, with gas fights, bank checks stolen, and push to start Franklin starch works. Numerous local notes include a deserter near Yankeetown, a man shot, and post office mail issues amid ongoing political barbs and public safety concerns.
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Anderson
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Geo. Witmer
Yankeetown
Dave” Thompson
Richmondotel
Franklin Starch
Richmond
Thel, & N
Evansville
J. M. Boothe
Bowling Green
Awan
Muncie
Saginaw
Mich
Charles
John Zier
Joseph Schultz
Frank Feiser
South Bend
Charles Zeiller
Earth Montgomery
Goshen
I Ellis
P. m
Adam Winterheimer
al. Cochran
Dems
Thurman
Wm. Wagoner
Logansport
Hillis
Edith Hamilton
Sylvester Grubb
Gertrude Downey
Princeton
Sadie Cravens
Franklin
Jeffersonville
John Bchlert
Louisville
Business Men’s Association
Hvansville
Lafayette
Wayne County
Marceau Power Photograph Gallery Opens in Style
A new photograph studio on North Illinois Street hosted an elite opening Tuesday with a crowd gathered from 7:30 to after 10. Guests toured the gallery while a live concert by M B Spades, Morricou, and Walker complemented the lavish furnishings. Banquet at Bates House followed as thanks were offered to supporters. Keene presented Hamlet at Grand Opera House Tuesday night with Julius Caesar planned for Wednesday matinee and Richelieu in the evening. Pete Bakerin The Emigrant continues strong business at the Park.
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M. B. Spades
Morricou
Walker
Marceau
Marceau & Power
Bates House
Keene
Hamlet
Grand Opera House
Julius Cesar
Richelieu
Pete Bakerin
City Lift and Local Fraud Rings Tied to Indigo Rumors
A. D. Farrington states he was falsely arrested last Saturday by a man posing as an officer who released him after a $10 payment. George Emory is sought for alleged passing of twenty dollar checks drawn on Coburn & Jones with forged signatures at Occidental and Famous Eagle stores. A year ago Judge Eugene Cary acquired a majority in Franklin fire insurance and shifted state business to the German-American Company of New York, moving outside Indianapolis. About 25 percent of local business has already been transferred, with unprofitable risks outside the city.
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A. D. Farrington
George Emory
Coburn & Jones
Occidental
Eagle Clothing
Eugene Cary
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Indianapolis
New York
Judge Cary
Baseball Notes and Local Expositions Highlights
The column reviews upcoming games with Healy likely to start against the Chicagos, notes on Indiana pros, and recent standings including Boston shut out by Philadelphia. It also lists travel bargains to Cincinnati for the exposition, cheap round trips via Big 4, bicycle races at fair grounds, and reduced Cincinnati Centennial tickets.
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Cincinnati
Wanted Notices Offered Free Three Days In Sun
The Sun invites readers to submit notices for wanted help, for rent rooms, or wanted situations. Ten words may be published three days free of charge, with notices sent by postal card or by calling telephone 830.
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TRE Sun
City Markets Provisions and Groceries Listing
A partially legible market listing details smoked hams peas and cured meats with prices per pound and bulk lard in various package sizes. It also references general groceries with ambiguous brand names and descriptors, typical of a historical city market ad. The readable items emphasize preserved meats and pantry staples offered at negotiable retail rates.
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Galifornia
Theo
Commerce of groceries and prices in Indianapolis market
The clipping lists numerous prices for coffee tea peas beans cheese poultry and other staples with quantities and terms. It records inspector's report and bids on call for grains including wheat corn and oats, plus city prices from Chicago and New York and notes on demand, market firmness, and steady prices. It mentions hog receipts in Indianapolis and a cycle races event at the Fair Grounds with start time.
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Ariosa
Lion
Schnull & Krags
New York
Poune Americas Lige
Limburg
Eeas
Kentucky
Bhp Coal Oil
Mammoth
Alaska
TU. S. Yarps
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mise
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