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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
13
Indianapolis Trust Crimes Draw Harsh Chronicle Judgment
The Marion Chronicle condemns local building and loan societies as thieving institutions. It says Indianapolis has nurtured numerous swindles that robbed the borrowing classes of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The paper also criticizes fire and life insurers and fraternal groups for similar collapses and pitiful losses to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
Marion Chronicle
Fiddlers Contest Evokes Old Home Memories
North Salem readers recounts of Brownsburg fiddlers contest with old favorites like Fisher's Hornpipe and The Girl I Left Behind. J. W. F. recalls two players Bill Henry and Ross Kyle delivering soulful bow work that stirred memories of home, family, and boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsburg
North Salem
Weave
Georgia
Hannn
Hall
Sousy
Fisher
Bill Henry
Ross Kyle
Teeder Hole
Henry
Kyle
Jamestown Touts Fiddlers Contest and Odd Fellows Travel Deals
A Sarcastic sketch recalls a flashy advance man selling wild entertainment in Jamestown, followed by a humorous tale of a millinery auction where men bid on corsets and face powder. The piece catalogs travel fare offerings from Indianapolis to Philadelphia events and fraternal conventions, noting bargain round trips and various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Indianapolis
Ind
Order of Odd Fellows
Scottish Rite Convention
Grand Lodge Meeting of
Odd Fellows
Anderson
Philadelphia
National Export Exposition
Jamestown couple wed as Crawfordsville notes spark debate
Aaron H. Culbertson and Aquillah Dill married Wednesday evening November 8 at 7:30 with Esquire Ferguson officiating. The couple will live on a Jamestown area farm. A Crawfordsville Journal correspondent praised Jamestown progress but claims misstate local needs fire protection takes priority over electric lights and water works. Rushed wording leads to confusion about the town’s church capacity and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron H. Culbertson
Jamestown
Aquillah Dill
Wm. Dill
Esquire Ferguson
Thorntown Argus
Crawfordsville Journal
Advises Him on Business Move in Hendricks County
The Hendricks County Gazette chides Jas. D. White for planning a Danville saloon. It suggests he should instead open a drug store, detailing license costs and fewer restrictions, noting he could sell liquor at all hours and avoid opposition. It urges reconsideration and hints at a bitter fight over a saloon license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks County Gazette
Jas. D. White
Danville
Jimmy
Hendricks County
Jim
Jack Metzger
Jamestown Wagon Fall Injures Henry Thompson
Henry Thompson, about a mile east of Jamestown, was seriously hurt last Friday when his wagon with high sideboards toppled after wheels hit a railroad rail. He fell head first from the load, suffered a seven inch scalp wound and a fractured right rib, and remained unconscious briefly before medical aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Henry
Jamestown
Man Hurt In Wagon Ride Home
A man was dangerously hurt and carried home that evening by his son George. He suffered through the night and, by account, was improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Popular Music Mail Offer From Indianapolis Co
A pitch requests names and addresses of three music teachers or performers on piano or organ and twenty five cents for full sheet music. It promises new pieces like The flower that won my Heart Mamie O Rourke March Manila and Dewey s march Two Step, played by the U S marine band, plus five other pages of popular music from Popular Music Co Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie O'Rourke
Manila
Dewey
U. S Marine Band
Washington D. C
Popular Music
Popular Music CO
Indianapolis
Ind
A Southern Jamboree Promises Catchy Dance Tune
The piece by J W Lerman, author of Kaya Kaya Dance, is praised as highly catchy and irresistible like Georgia Camp Meeting. Regular price is 0e per copy, but readers can get a copy for 20e by mentioning this paper and sending payment to Union Mutual Music Co. at 20 Eldth Street, New i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lerman
Union Mutual Music Co
Eldth Street
New
Ingenious corn ear swindle targets farmers in state
A rustic man calls on farmers offering giant corn ears five to eight times normal size. He claims the seed came from his brother abroad and offers to sell a whole ear for $2. Buyers later find ordinary corn. ears are glued from cut sections to appear huge.
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C'ville Junction
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Junction
Crawfordsville Dee
Little Tales
Mother
Cattish Creek
Pap
Ross Joyle
Him
Flying Star Specialty and Comedy Company
Porky
Hannum
Bin
Richmond
Y. P
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LaFayette
State Grange
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Wisconsin
Wyoming
Waynetown
G. Gibson
Steele
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