Violent and oddities fill Indiana notices page
A sprawling clipping lists 41 year missing Nellie Gray the horse thief declared sane at Valparaiso. Deaths include Wesley McCaslin Franklin and Chandler hotel owner. marriages such as Miss Inez Patterson Bath and others. thefts, jail breakouts, and a gas company dispute in Franklin. Pensions, licenses, and court actions pepper the page with varied municipal and state matters from Greensburg to Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Greensburg
Wesley McCaslin
Franklin
Orthodox Friends
Richmond
Gibbs & Neahig
Henry O. Haberbest
Lucius M. Wainwright
Noblesville
W. G. Fisher
Kokomo
College Council
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Evansville
C. & Got
Valparaiso
Inez Patterson
Muncie
Lizzie McIntyre
Laura Gullion
Lebanon
Frankfort
Frank P. Nelson
Greencastle
Putnam County
Samuel Devters
Amos Bechtel
Auburn
Justiia Watkins
Wabash
William Naber
Nelia Gray
Horra
Naane
Logansport
Clara Terhhune
Terhune, Anderson
BR. Schenck
Cincinnati
Chandler
Bushville
Allan N
A M E Zion Conference Discusses Southern Lynchings
The Missouri conference of the A M E Zion church meets at Jones tavernacle on Blackford st with Bishop Warren delivering an address on recent southern negro outrages. He calls for action and vengeance for murdered blacks. Dr. Thompson supports fighting for the race if needed. Afternoon reports follow. concert led by Mrs Emma Scott of Chicago to close Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
A. M. E. Zion
Jones’ Tavernacle
Blackford St
Warren
Thompson
Bishop Warren
Emma Scott
Chicago
Bank Scene as Widow Confronts Haughey Scandal
An Indianapolis national bank staff finishes a secret quarterly asset report amid rumors of startling findings. A frail widow with crutches confronts the bank receiver, claiming Theodora P. Haughey has “taken in” the Chicago fair, tears flowing as she roars at the alleged loss of her funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlaughey
Indianapolis National Bank
Theodora P. Haughey
Chicago
Wide World of Sports And News From Indiana To New York
Sally Smith jailed in Crown Point Ind as Australian cricket team arrives in New York and talks of a Dempsey match. Flying Jib wins Semnlia pace heat 2:11 and 2:04. Tam many defeats Lamplighter at Guttenberg. Yale players Butterworth and Brown injured in practice. Jon Goddard vows $5,000 challenge. Harry Tyler shatters two mile bike mark in 4:14. Terre Haute pace claims Nancy Hanks and Budd Doble amid heats. Thursday scores list Cleveland over Philadelphia and other pro games. Excursions and rail fares advertised for St Louis with a Veiled Prophets Parade and fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Smith
Crown Point
Ind
America
New York
Dick Burge
Jack Dempsey
Flying Jib
Semnlia
Tammany and
Lamplighter
Guttenberg
Hubert Reakes
Ridgway
East
Butterworth
Brown
Yale
England
Thames
Nancy Hanks
Terre Haute
Budd Doble
Lineg
Nancy Wwase
Rocker
Will Kerr
Hal Braden
King Marshal
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Clarkson
Zimmer
Weyhing
Clements
J. Louis
Boston
Clarkson and Fwinaham
Mills and Bennett
Pittsburg
Gumbert
Snyder
German
Wilson
Louisville
Baltimore
Stratton
Weaver
McMahon
Charlie C
Winston
Seymour
Selah W
Lexington
Burmah
Boy Tom
Laporte
Clotilda
Cortez
Arthur T
Kansas City
Neat Bud
Nettie
Ryland T
Bullmont
Latoula
Cora Taylor
Bonnie Lassie
Santa Anne
Aldebaran
Buekwa
Wmma Primrose
Gravesend
Stonewell
Factotum
Raceland
Sir Walter
St. Pat
Wahjim
St. Louis
Belshazzer
Teeta May
Hloroy
Servia
Bansack
Knickerbocker
Gloucester
Crocus
Silent
Censor
Bolivar
Cordillia
Mollie 8
Wheat and feed prices from city grain inspector report
The report lists bids and market levels for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and timothy with bid ranges and sound estimates. It notes bidding activity by local dealers for rye wagon and carrots, and provides futures-style opening and close prices for wheat corn oats pork and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGCR
Telegraph
Cucano
New York Store Friday and Saturday Merchandise Bonanza
The New York Store previews a September sale with deep discounts across aisles. Amoskeag ginghams, prints, and dress fabrics lead a broad offers list including men’s shirts and scarves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, laces, veiling, dress goods, and flannels. Footwear, gloves, aprons, and home goods fill out a brisk shopping scene with emphasized low prices and rapid turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oxford
Piccadilly
Carlsbad
China
Cnspidore
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Serensly
Nellie Gray
John Turpie
Senator Turpie
Delphi
Big Brother
Connersville
Kendalvilla
Indiana
William F. Bray
Jeffersonville
John
Wyatt
Cloverdale
Increase
Tiltleman A. H. Bu
Ick
Orleans
John W. Boswell
Marion
Nathan J. Seearce
Danville
George Day
Harrison Wiand
Rebecca J. Doane
Burlington
Cathagina Moyer
Farmland
John W. Lowerton
Owensburg
Florence W. Buskirk
Bloomington
Caroline
Goben
Heaton
Phoebe Smith
Dublin
Rebecca Simmers
St. Joe Station
Mary A. Goodrich
Rochester
Cyey Lie
Dr. Hilbert
Women’s Reformatory
House of Wm
Kettle
Brightwood
Kate Robbins
Mable Higgins
Cortez D. Ellis
Martha Irvine
Charles W. Tedrow
Pearl F. Sime
A. M. EB
Big Four
Indianapoli Union Station
Washington St
Jackson Place
Union Station
Y. M. Bronson, A. G. P
Indianapolis
Grand Crossing
Englewood
Mangsa- EE Ares
W. F. Bruner
Nader
MATS
Hermsdorf
Linois-St
Henristras
Nevilies
STINE
Dat Bury Hat CO
West
Washington Street
Fe Eollicie
City
Gram Harker
N. Illinois-st
Tanice
Amoskeag
Wehae
Perris Day Goons Co
West Blaryland St
Saurday
William Fox
Geo
W EL
J. A. Carter
Heeting
Plasterers Union
James W. Muntz
Nrocz
East-st
Mississippi “St
Massichusetts Ave
Brent
Ohlost
Traina
VIA
Sanday
Ocor
Lllinois-st
Kone Tucay-Aye
Tllinois-st
Union Statn
Ej, Rhein
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