Indiana miscellany and local notices span fortunes and fires
A sweeping Indiana page catalog notes events from legends of murder probes to sewer desires, new churches, fire protection, rail and canal anxieties, and county fairs. It records accidents, drownings, farm losses, a Leeds glass plant, gas strikes, wedding plans, and legal actions with many named individuals, towns, and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dichmond Pines
Knightstown
LaGrange
Sbrals
Leavenworth
LaPorte
Adams County
Parkers
Linton
New Christian Church
Flatrock
Odd Fellows
Tipton
Decatur
John Roche
Huntington
Losa
Spencer
Martinsville
Terre Haute
Rushville
C. G. Conn
Elkhart Review
Geo. Russell
Mitchell
Cambridge City
Jasper Grifty
Dublin
Will Dia
Maggie
Kate Stallsmith
Hartford
J. H. Ross
Fort Wayne
St Louis
Chicago
Alabama
Peru
Sam Wainbaugh
Breck Coucher
Coucher
Carnival
Anderson
Reed
Battle Crash
Mich
U. S
Rome
Columbus
Denninga County
Hancock County
Art. Overstreet
Franklin Starch Works
Hattie Cr
Franklin Star
Taylor Ballard
Indiana
Peter Phillipps
Peter Lindower
Thomas H. Smarr
George Clark
Bowman Webberman Ackles
Josiah Shelton
Danial Sweeney
John H. Saris
Thomas M. Smith
Newton Shoemaker
William Cline
Reuben M. Cape
Rubber trust next and labor troubles spreadwide
A wide collection of items notes Rotterdam labor troubles worsening, Admiral Kimberley sails from Samoa, new states to vote on constitutions Tuesday, defalcations in Louisiana bonds now $1,200,000, and various local incidents. Also reports on crime, elopements, political opinions, and social events across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Trinity University of Medicine
John Frieze
Baltimore
Georgia Stone
Albert Nelson
Herry Walton
Elkhorn
Mont
Natalie
Belgrade
Samuel Goaner
Bluefield
W. Va
Tracy
Kellogg
Fred. Douglass
Fred Grant
Grant
David Kirchneroff
New York
E. Chamberlain
Cawego
N. Y
Saturda
Silk Department
Pension Red Tape and White House Vagaries in Early Memoirs
A patchy recap notes bureaucratic delays at the pension office and a December return to the White House with a baby. It mentions a Knights Templar parade with at least 22,000 participants, a bill for services to President Harrison, numerous removals in three months, and various home and society items including a white marble bust of Mrs. Cleveland. The piece blends political, social, and market references from late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Office
McKee
White House
Knights Templar
Mme. Pelounard
Harrison
Teer Park
Cleveland
Miss Folsom
Harope
Wholesale market prices and crop notes in Indianapolis market report
Market report lists prices for fruits vegetables and staples with figures for hogs cattle and sheep. Notes sugar weakness and steady week openness with commodities including wheat corn oats hay and rye, plus regional price quotes from Indianapolis Mosday and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illée
Young Americas
New House
Maryland
U. S
Indianapolis
Timothy
Timgy
Prairie
Iowa
One of Frenzel's Many Cases in Local Politics
The article recounts past editorials and political maneuvering involving John P. Frenzel of Merchants' National Bank and the Democratic party in Indianapolis. It notes Pearson's strong council performance, repeated endorsements, and alleged covert attacks, with references to prior editorials from 1885 and 1887 and Frenzel's rising influence in city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Frenzel
Merchants’ National Bank
Democratic Party
Pearson
Fifth Ward
Peerson
the News
John ©. Pearson
John P. Fretzel
John R. Pearson
Hoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speck News
Felk
City Life
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Bates House
Sentinai
Hil
Ritter
Criminal Court Room
Pleasant Bond
No. 5
Engine House
John A. Wilkins
Roberts Park
B. P. Kinney
L. BE. Switchman
Cora
Lydia Cook
Massachusetts Ave
First Baptist Church
Washington
Eagle
West Washington Street
Mornay
Amoga
Cordoba
California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Columbia River
Sacramento River
N.Y
Caresx
City Grain Market
Mwelegraph Grain Markets
Suis
Dee
Frenzel
Marie A
James BE. Russell
Minnie
Marius
G. W. Combs
Oto Street
Arthur, O'Neill
Vilin
M. Dancla
Paris Conservatory
Adare
Dixon and Talbott
Walter J. Pursell
Lincoln-ave
Notich
Marion Land and Improvement Company
Directon
Palmer
C. A. Bates
Tennessee
Washington-st
Joseph W. Connolly
Wilson
Nois St
Aic
T. W. Parker
Washington St
Bain
Stevens
N. iAssissippi
Tlett Manaloulis
West
Maryland-st
Sella
N. Delaware-st
Adentaber Kregelo
Crown Hill
Ohio
F. Grush
Eemy
Kness & Patner
Tennessee-st
Cal
Hobert
Oliver Ave
Belt Railroad
West Indianolis
Tewis-Porter
North Alabama
Pope
North Indigo
Madison-aya
Charles May
Brooxside-ave
Gan- Hermen
Liberty-st
Enterprise Hotel
TanNessee St
Antarrien
Clifford
Our Cloak Department
Newmarkets
Ayres & 69
Bambsberger
Hatter & Fuarter
East Washington-st. Merchant Tailor
Beb
Virginia Avenue
Dark Horse
Ween
Dalton
Hatter
Schnull & CO
FUMAS
Denison House
GEO. A. Taylor & CO
E. B. Martindale
D. J. Sullivan & Hos
North
Pennsylvania
New Quarters
South Illnois-st
Havana
Charles Mayer
JAS
N. Mayhew
Optician's No
NorTs Meridian Street
Wm. Bader
Behning & Son
Pearsons Haste
Pennsyly
Atlanta
Pan
Bowman
Leg Lando
Harket Street
Albert & Gall
Barnard's
Occidental Shoe Store
Washington and
Illinois-sta
Reger’s
Brown
Tao Cade
A. Fletcher & Go
John S. Tarrington
Baldwin & 0
N. Penn
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