Runaways and robberies dim town life in Indiana
Dull day amid love troubles and runaways in Granville Wigner and Myre Willard East cases, an elopement leaving husband and three children. A risky attack on Mrs. C I Quinel at her store ended when her husband intervened. News of grave accidents, floods, and a distant telephone test reaching Chicago New York across the nation. A broad Indiana round of fires, thefts, unions, floods, and health scares with diphtheria in multiple cities. Farmers, fairs, gas wells, and a Chicago World’s Fair note fill the week’s town reports.
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Anderson
Granville Wigner
Myre
Willard East
Wigner
Indianapolis
Huntington
C. I. Quinnel
Srived
South Bend
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Ecshart
Greensburg
Muncie
Gvoods
Merion
Noblesville
Notre
Quail
Richmond
Indiana
Chicago
Dewit Ray
Fort Wayne
Board of Health
Monroeville
Allen County
Broacdale
North Marlon
Shelbyville
Knightstown
Henry G. Engleking
Mary Metters
Fair Grounds
Seymour
Columbus
Tyler
DePauw Mirate
Ann Arbor
Delsarte Training
DePauw
School of Music of
Augusta Schmidt
Casa County
Christiana Hooper
Join Pence
Madison County
Marion Coburn
Coburn
Pence
Indiana electors and governor contest estimates open to all
The piece outlines a public estimate contest for the Indiana elector and governor vote. Entrants are asked to place a clear name and address on a coupon, send to Tum Sun contest editor in Indianapolis, with the arrival time at the Tampa office used to designate winners. No entry limits or restrictions on who may participate are noted.
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Tut Sen
Indiana
Tae Son
Ohfo St
Indianapolis
Tampa
United States
Tue Lux
Huron to start at Louisville next week and racing note
Mullane of Cincinnati may not play this season. Louisville races open next Monday with 500 horses expected. Dwyer bought Stonewell for 12000 from Warnke. Gleason of St. Louis suspended for poor play. Yo Tambieu recovered from accident at Sheepshead Bay. Various race results and entries listed across tracks including Gravesend Latonia Morris Park and others.
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Huron
Louisville
Mullane
Cincinnati
M. F. Dwyer
Stonewell
Henry Warnke
Pitcher Gleason
St. Louis
Yo Tambieu
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend Flyers
Chiswick
Canvas3
Dagonet
Stoenewell
Walcott
Sport
Kingston
Latonia
Emma Louise
Parametta
Sir Charles
Golda
Yolinden
Lonnie B
Morris Park
Jack Glasscock
Yon der Ale
Evansville
Suzelie
Prince de Leon
Jim Corbett
Albany
N. Y
Laporte
Ind
Red Star
Mamie Gift
Abadamed Allen, Jr
North Manchester
Bessie Wilkes Wood
Nace
LH. H.S
Mclaughlin
Garrison
Fitzpatrick
Murphy
Board of Control
New York
Baltimore
Rusia
Boyle
Vickery
Robinson
Chicago
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Sanders
Merritt
Stratton
Exhibition of Gruelle watercolors at Lie ber's
The piece notes an art display featuring Gruelle paintings at Lie ber's gallery and mentions locals, including sportsmen sharpening guns for quail season opening on October 15, while streets in Georgia are resurfaced with broken stone. A fisherman reports a four pound bass caught near the canal on Tuesday evening.
Poor House Insanity Care Overcrowded Prompt Action
State board of charities warns that hospitals are full, sending chronic insane to county poor farms. About 150 paupers and 48 insane residents crowd the fifth-floor rooms, lacking proper medical attention. Board urges legislature to provide extended facilities or counties will be forced to build new hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Johnson
Yeager
Board of Charities
Gov. Chase
Tennessee St
Indiana
Pranilla Landers and Third-Party Tilt in Local Politics
Certain Populists claim Pranilla Landers will align with the third party movement after being sidelined by the democracy. Landers met Populists in Denver and told The Sun he supports Cleveland on most issues but will vote for him. The piece also notes theater fires and unusual safety remarks from Park theater manager John Dickson regarding cholera fears and germ proof drinking water.
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People's Party
Pranilla Landers
Mr. Landers
Landers
Denver
The
Sun
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
John Dickson
Park Theater
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