Three of a Kind and a Wheat Crop Boom in Indiana
A garbled 19th century bulletin reports gambling events at Terre Haute, a booming wheat crop in Green and Carroll counties with figures around 3.6 million and 3,600,000 bushels, new race track openings in Wayne and Terre Haute, multiple crimes and accidents including drownings, fires, dynamite at a Jeffersonville police station, and a wave of elopements and legal notices. Names include Rebecca Mahoney, Henry Bass, Charles Strobel, and J. Springer, with places Jeffersonville, Indianapolis, Madison, Lafayette, and Crawfordsville. The text mixes weather, crime, agriculture, and local happenings with numerous misspellings.
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Cransfoordrilia
Democrat
Gronevines
Jeffersonville
Terre Heute
Rebecca Mahoney
Muncio
Carroll County
Sater End Wa
Herrov
Brazil
Hhrough Richmond
Henry Bass
Seymour
Valparaiso
Green County
Nations
Manoia
Indiana
Paul Allen
Frankfort
Rile
Pt Wayne
C.T. Banks
Pease Waynes
Frarry Lathrop
Low Wallcee
Crawfordsville
G. W. Reaueke
Baroa
Shoals
Willams & Leonard
Hartford City
Charles Strobel
Laporte
Milwaukea
Joseph Crattree
Daddis County
Becks
Michigan City
Krueger
John Swisher
Yorktown
Geo. W. Verguson
Madison
Marion
Altchell
Evansville Journal
Geo. Bonifard
Auighteville
Chas. Christine
Kokomo
Portland
Edward Dowdle
Shakerville
White Cap
John A. Vandeventer
Julia Baler
Cole's
Judea Grubbs
Charles Stigner
Calvin Rutherford
David Miller
Alonzo Kirkpatrick
Win
Steinbrink
Geo. H. McClure
Jacob M. Lemon
Patrick Buckiep
Edmond L Castator
Amer Brace
Silas Shively
James Bailey
Frederick Hirsher
John Hart
John Kesler
Joel T. Morgan
Richard D. Hutchinson
Milton Huot
Increase
Luther J. Stewart
Reuben (. Wood
Parry Long
Alpheus P. Gray
Askins
Sergeant M. Berry
Chas. Juzzi
Samuel M. Graham
Samuel H. James
John BE
Short
Herr Stinson
Swapson Meiks
Ezekie Horseley
Nathan Scott
James
McConnell
Thos
Hennin
James A. Balval
Geo
Oliphant
Henry C. Warbrittos
Jobb 4
Gilliatt
James M. Reode
David C. Lucas
George Hill
Henry A. Sparling
John H. G. Shackelford
Jackson Davis
William Woodson
Francis M. Sanders
Daily Davis
Jes. M. Welty
C. A. White
Thos. Kinnan
Imanuel Uilman
Johno Smith
Alfred Smith
Meetin in singins over and Brook lyn star hopeful
A jumble of sports notes from Chicago to Boston reports football scores and horse races. Brook lyn may see Fan Brouthers in action next year while Boston leads Chicago in a pennant race. A jury acquits McCarthy in a New Orleans prize fighting case as leagues tally results and arrests occur for betting near public roads.
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Chicago
Boston
Alison
Brouthers
Brooklyn
Trump S
Dover
Association
Richmond
Dandy
Pace
de Jarneti
Patrick
Redina
Nina
Archer
Torrent
Wadsworth
Zoolein
Gravesend
Madstone
Banquet
Fagot
Lord Harry
King Mac
John Cavanaghy
Edinburgh
Reson
Day Rouid
Silver Bill
Zewo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Harald
Cahill
Mains
Hughep
Vaughe
Evansville
Tuseday
Verlinder B
Kata Galtings
Miracla
McCarthy
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Batteries Inks
Kinslow, Keefe and Brown
Railroad employee board eyed for legislative work
Railroad organizations in the state discuss forming a legislative board to stay at the capital during the general assembly and push for enactments affecting railway workers. Members would be selected from the ranks, be clear headed and conservative, and paid for their time. The plan follows a failed attempt last winter related to the Inman bill and would address passenger injury liabilities and employer responsibility in collisions.
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Rairoad
Inman
Iaman Dil
2 Corporation
Live Stock Market Report for Indianapolis Area
Indianap olis stock yarns report sparse receipts and firmer tone amid cattle scarcity. Prime export steers around 1,459 to 1,400 pounds with steady demand. butchers' cattle receipts 239 Wednesday. Wheat and corn values mixed. local dealers bid 26 to 29 cents for white oats and hay prices noted. Includes telegraph market summaries from Chicago and New York with various grain and animal product quotes.
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Guy Starketa
Nigel Ia
C. Aiorgan
Grray
Vpicklad
Lion
Cordoba
Java
California
Johnveun
Johnson
Baltimore
Consord
Delaware
New York
Américas
Limaburg
Alsyke
Borren
Eeas
Tusson
Indianapolis
Sant
Ing
Tito
Gity
Wernesdat
Hay T C&ts
New Pianos and Organs for Rent Offer
New pianos advertised at 15 dollars cash and eight monthly payments. New organs offered at five dollars cash and thirty five dollars per month. Rentals range from one dollar fifty cents to five dollars monthly.
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College of Music of Cincinnati
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Burdett Organ
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