Guiding Star steamer to be launched after repairs
The Guiding Star, the largest of the 0 line plying between Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans, will be launched from the marine Ways this evening after thorough repairs by Capt. J D Hegler and sons. The 307 foot steamer carries 251 passengers and 10 000 barrels of Hilour with a crew of 110. expected to make Mardi Gras trip next year.
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Hikati
Guiding Star
Ohio
J.D. Hegler
Capt. Hegler
George
Harry
Heralp
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Oslo
Mississippi River
Madison
Texas
Hegler
HrEr- Ald
A Rose in a Cornfield Becomes a Weed
A poem describes a briar-rose harmed by a violent man whose actions devastate a field and threaten children. The verse ends with a crown of thorns on the rose and biblical imagery. Also includes local notices about court actions, religious leadership, and agricultural events.
Consumption cure by eating dog meat shocks Shelbyville
A Shelbyville woman reportedly improves after eating dog meat as a cure for consumption, prompting physicians to discuss the method. The tale recalls John Tabbinger, a German coppersmith who supposedly recovered from consumption by eating dog meat, then died years later in Cincinnati.
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Shelbyville
Queston
John Tabbinger
Trai
Davidson & Driggs
North Madison
Jefferson Street
Kahin
Pivasky
Hillbnger
Lis
Stout
Greery
Cincinnati
Hubbinger
New Orleans
Ryker's Ridge
Indiana Postal Pamphlet Details Mail Schedules
The postmaster prepares a handsome pamphlet for Indianapolis residents listing arrival and departure times for mails to and from major Indiana towns. It includes alphabetical town listings and daily hours for mail service, with the pamphlet to be issued shortly.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Stephen B Edkins Named Secretary of War Candidate
Unclear fragments indicate Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia, a personal friend of Secretary Plaine, was nominated for Secretary of War. Reference to December events and Manners of confirmation are damaged and uncertain.
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Charrison
Stephen B. Edkins
West Virginia
Plaine
Praetors
Vermont
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Franklin
Hai Euck
Michigan City
Montgomery County
Bsylui
Richmone
Chris Miller, Jr
Lizzie Orem
Stribling & Waleh
Corliss
I. & M. Woolen Mills
Sweeney
Turkey
Christian Church
Columbus
Noblesville
William Helms
Omer Sturgeon
Louis Sulzer
Isadore Marks
Carrolton
Charles E. Stanton
Indiana Y. P. S
Versailles
Central Insane Hospital
North Vernon
Hoagland
Dayton
Theodore Kendall
William Mosser
Dr. Bull
Herald
William L. Perry
J. M. & L., Railroad Company
John L. Sullivan
Keeley Branch Institute
Plainfield
Julius Schmidt
Daniel Demaree
Tna Company
Hartford
Lambert N. Goldsmith
Robert T. Skillman
Elizabeth Church
Marble Hill
John Lilly
Connersville
Kittie Whedon
Americus Whedon
A. H. Benny
W. H. Whedon
Harry J. Nadier
Letitia Morgan
C. W. Tinsley
Trinity Church
Second Street
Fisher
Herano
Catharine Kenison
St. Michael’s ‘Church
Guthneck
Patrick Wade
Jas, Murray
Thomas Clark
Patrick Naughton
Charles Umbach
William Walch
Henry Anger
Patrick Griffin
Rhorer
Bloomington
Patsy Collins
North Carolina
Sasson
Monroe County
Lizzie Tilton
Mark Tilton
William Mekhee Dunn
Washington, D. C
Harry Venant
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia University
Heratp
John Barnes
Bruce Tague
Boots
Mullen
Sam Nye
Main Street
Maurer
Martha Cummins
Judge Cummins
Vail
Ovbeck
Lina
Springdale Cemetery
Washington Fire Company No. 2
George E. Trow
William C. Torrance
Fred Jahrries
Al.seheik
Charles R. Johnson
W. H. Torrance
Frank Whedon
Chris Vail
John Kraemer
Nicholas Mender
John Hant
Thomas Dow
Thomas Graham
E. G. Niklaus
Kansas Holcroft
Bill
Jan. I
Centreville
la Grippe
Bear
al. Scheik
James Lawrence
Sheriff Hoagland
Jefferson County
Seymour Democrat
Jennings County
Evansville
Ahrens Company of
First National Bank of
Vernon
Comptroller of Currency
Marty Kimmel
Court House
Charles Stockdell
John W. Scott
Gov. Hovey
College Chapel
Gov. Chase
Roberts
Peter Beerck
Donahue Brothers
New Albany
New Washington
Dubois County
John Loyd
Squire Cravens
W.J. Graham
Schmidlapp Forsee
Hartford City
Willie Smith
L. J. Branham
Fannie Brown
Hanover
Ed. Branham
Ella Brown
Dee Brown
First National Bank
The
Laveifer
M. Leaks Brooks
William
Hogeve Stanley
the State Circuit
Indiana State Trotting Association
Terre Haute
Kokomo
Peru
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Cambridge
Rushville
Zachary Sweeney
Tabernacle Church of
Constantinople
Brother Sweeney
J. A. Mount
Shannondale
Farmers’ Institute
Senator Mount
Mr. Mount
John Ross
A.d. Fisher
Ross
New Jersey
John Hubbinger
Charles Alling
John G. Moore
W. ST. Rogers
Vincent Matthews
K. W. Hubbard
Chas. DeLeste
Dr.Barnard
Stephen B. Elkins
Serer
Wiosiseros, Doo
Indianapolis Board of Health
Price
Reva
Atlantic and Pacific
Box Boy
Kenton
REGAL
Buckeluaus
CaLuMeEr
Dr. Price
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