Turbulent Indiana News From Brazil and Greencastle
A diverse Indiana wire reports dramatic fires burnings and accidents across several towns. Rosa Wight 18 burned near Brazil as coal oil clothing caught fire. A smooth forger travels Terra Haute and Ellsworth shootout leaves a man dead. Noblesville sees divorce cases while Crawford Harrison and Floyd counties report wine production. Local plans include a large hotel at McLean’s Springs and a new road house Richmond.
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F. W. Jacobs
Sait
State Fellowship Committee
the Universalist Church
McLean’s Springs
Indianapolis
Muncie
Rosa Wight
J. J. Grizzel
Cedar Mills
Texas
John Bates
Brazil
Noblesville
Acme
Terre Haute
B. Stevwart
Ellsworth
Tani
Dr. Watkins
Shelbyville
Diptheria
Parton
Sumimittsville
Anderson
Tevaneville
Richmond
Li. D. Hughes
Princeton
M. Deinhost & Son
Lafayette
Kokomo
Laporte
Hort Wayne
Fifty-second Regiment of
Indiana Volunteers
Ruahville
K. P. Sommerville
U.S
Dern
Crawford
Harrison
Floyd
Watley Sillist
Shelbyyville
Anderzos Glass Works
Howard Graves
Wabash
E. C. Alyea
Hebron
Valparaiso
Michael Leary
Cara
Elwood
Lopt. Woods
Knightstown National Bank
C. & E. Railroad
F. T. Erwin
Bluffton
Marion
Ethel Brown
Michigan City
Salvation Army
Frank Curry
Alimony suit and local court rulings reported
The article lists a set of legal and local incidents including a $15,000 alimony claim with an expected settlement of about $2,000, a two year sentence for attempted murder of Alf Hartson, a warehouse fire at Philander block Winnamac causing $3,500 loss, a death by choking at Logansport insane hospital, and a paralytic stroke risk for James Law of Edinburg. It also notes a dividend declaration by Model mercantile company West Fork and various Indiana pension and widows records.
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Alexander Burk
Greenfield
Alf
Hartsorn
Philander Block
Winnamac
D. E. Light
J.M. Patterson
Logansport Insane Hospital
James Law
Edinburg
Model Mercantile Company
West Fork
Muncie
Samuel Charles
Wabash
Indiana Pensions
Ben
R. Smith
Christian Bismeier
Andrews
Helbig
David S. Belnap
Levi Smith
John W. McLain
Samuel Frazee
H. Strebe
Simon Eaton
Smith Corbett
Stephen Randall
John W. Scott
Joseph A. D. Taylor
Columbus Sedwick
Levi Woodrum
John J. Carr
Andrew T. Kelly
Lewis Cass
C. A. Rhoaks
Madison Keck
Andreas Ernst
Valentine Hahn
Simon Foy
Thomas G. Caldwell
Thomas EH. Boyd
Albert Willett
Tranklin Wise
Francis BM. Crull
David E. Carpenter
George W. Muro
Leroy
Secrest
William
Second baseman Connor Released and Pittsburg to Reopen
Second-baseman Connor of Chicago is released. Buckenberger to manage Pittsburg again next year. Nancy Hanks races at Terre Haute Wednesday afternoon. Denver reports 4,500 cyclists amid west wheel fever. Horses of late J M Brown to be sold in New York Saturday. Multiple race results and local incidents follow from Latonia Gravesend Evansville Terre Haute and nearby spots.
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Connor
Chicago
Buckenberger
Pittsburg
Nancy Hanks
Terre Haute
Denver
West
J. M. Brown
New York
Latonia
Wark S
Flower Deliis
Sister Mary
Rig3
Bennetta
Erikiza
Gravesend
Tuesly
Wahjim
Nomad
Osrie
Hyvite
Mary Stone
Spartan
Shugart
St. Louisville
Glasscock
Maloney
Boston Rice
Phil
Evansville
V. White
Roxane
Ranning
Ban Coy
Greenleaf
Pace
Winslow Wilkes
Dicego
Baltimore
King
Ewing
Schmidt
Robinson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baldwin
Mack
Gleason
Buckley
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Davies
Zimmar
Dwyer
Murphy
Boston
Brooklyn
Stivetts
Ganzell
Haddock
Dailey
Washington
Philadelphia
Killen
McGuira
Darsey
Clements
Time to Vote in The Sun Contest
The Sun invites readers to submit estimates on the Indiana November election results with prizes of 35, 20, and 10 dollars for the top correct guesses. Entries must include name and address, be plainly written, and mailed to THE SUN contest editor at 79 E Ohio St Indianapolis.
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George Atkins
W. Switchman
Robert Thomas
W. WH. Poole
Jadge Walker
Enarts
Green Owens
Westfield
Washington
City
Powers & Murphy
Running Deer
John
Francis Moore
Aleck
Sitta Knight
Daisy Loucks
Charles
Anns. Newberg
Benjamin
Mrs. Hueber
Foster
Reynolds
Joseph
Mary Kiser
Fred
Rosa Dibener
Austin
Koch
Jacob
Neuremberg
Martindale Ave
Mary C. Huston
A. C. Verdling
Chadwick St
Francis Joseph Leitner
Bright St
John W. Bridges
Cornelia Bowman
Charles Webber
Malinds Fischer
John House
Mary Jane Parker
Indiana
Council
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Indianapolis
Tur Son
United States
Tim Sun
Wheat and feedstuff prices from inspector's report day
Grain market notes from Wednesday September 28 show inspector bidings for wheat corn oats hay and mixed feeds with several No prices and color grades. Local bid sections list Timothy Prairie and clover prices while Chicago futures quote wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs with October and January positions.
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Ted
Sound Ear
Coate
Chicago
Overcoats Expanded to Meet Influx of Trade
We have extended our overcoat department due to a huge influx of trade and daily arrival of new styles. Each inbound freight and express train from the Has brings fresh factory productions billed to this department. Prepare now for barometric changes to stay healthy stylish and comfortable.
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Medical notice for Dr. Culver in Indianapolis listing hours
Under the direction of T M Culver M D the notice advertises a physician with sixteen years experience. It lists rooms 9 and 10 Fair Block opposite Union Depot Indianapolis and office hours from nine to twelve two to five seven to nine Sundays two to four. It invites readers to write for circulars.
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T. M. Culver
M. D
Union Depot
Indianapolis
Wherrall
Gold Institute
Gold Institutes
Fersons
A C. Haymes
Paris
Stauvessor
Novelty Diagonal Suitings At Half Price Pleases Town
At 500c our iridescent plaids and stripe novelties are offered at 50 cents a yard. The choice line of fabrics aims to please customers with value and variety in the city.
Local Bargains From City Store Sale Notice
A city advertisement touts low prices on broadcloths and other goods under 65 to 85 cents. The dealer claims light expenses enable them to match or beat country prices and urges readers to compare value and bargains.
Weathering the storm of sales at Worr department store
The ad touts storm series and Henriettas at 49 to 93 cents, black Henrietta silk broadcloths 45 inches wide, and imported broadcloths 44 inches wide priced from 98 cents to $1.15. It emphasizes friendly service and invites inspection with no pressure to buy.
Fall wash fabrics and dress goods at 10c and 12c
New fall wash fabrics priced at 10 cents and 12 1/3 cents per yard. Diagonal and iridescent wool dress goods offered for school dresses at 12 4/3 cents, highlighted as the ideal choice.
Bath towels and linens sale at LdNews storefront
The advertisement lists plain and fancy bath towels in various sizes with prices from 10c to 35c per pair, fast color turkey red table linens at 25c to 47c, German table linens in bleached and unbleached from 25c to 850, and leather and velvet belts at 20.
House to buy dress linings and trimmings ad
A brief ad promises sale of dress linings and trimmings with prices given in old currency. Shoppers are invited to purchase items such as cambrics at 22 cents and other fabrics.
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