Indiana State News Highlights From Anderson to Indianapolis
A rash of local reports includes a Moore tub accident injuring a seven year old in Anderson, a fatal clothing fire in Elkhart, forged notes case in Indianapolis, a monster gas well near Cannon, a railroad death near Wheeling, a McClure murder case unsettled, and state officers elected in various posts. Other items note a hospital superintendent appointment in Indianapolis and weathered damages from lightning near Terre Haute.
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Anderson
Geo. Adams
East Lynn
Wes Fenton Epworth Mill
Elkhart
John Ho McFrer
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
G.A. Roo
Wheeling Alost
Piqua
McClure
Tar Taylor University
Upland
Tar State
ALR
James F. Johnston
Rockville
G. J. Murphy
Evansville
W. O P. Medsker
Cambridge
J. G. Hist
Greensburg
Dorycourt
G. A
George Langsdale
State Soldiers’ and Sailors Monument Association
Groner FL Epenianten
Indianapolis City Hospital
Ue Central Insane Hospital
Willism Kelly
Lake Shore
Nunlel
D.fl Stone Furniture Co
Herman Lanter
Indianapoli
Nanty Maxcursaten
Wabash
Harver Rapixson
Valparaiso
Perry County
Dokos of Kaffa and Susa in Africa Describe Ape Like Slaves
A 19th century account details the Dokos people south of Kaffa and Susa in Africa as tiny, dark, ape like beings who live with no houses or fire and subsist on ants and snakes. They are described as savage yet healthful slaves once captured by slave hunters. The piece also advertises travel routes to the World’s Fair, Cincinnati to Chicago, via the Cleveland Cincinnati & Chicago line with dining cars and a push for World’s Fair tickets.
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Kaffa
Susa
Africa
Evwin
Ohio
WH. & Co
Monen
Cincinnati
Chicago
E.O. McCormick
West Fourth Street
Tony
Saitifin
Royal Baking Powder Ad Warns Against Inferior Brands
A column warns consumers about cheaper baking powders using impure materials and higher profit for dealers. It urges buying Royal or demanding price reductions for inferior powders. The note also references various era items and ads, including medical tonics and humor notes, in a bustling 19th century newspaper page.
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Dem. Kitten & Co
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August Flower
Boston
LL. C. Frost
Springfield
Mass
Df. Smith & CO
New York
Indiana State News
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Terre Haute
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Prinas
Westers
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Rochesters Chronicle
Treth
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Pike
Binghamton
Copeland Townsend
Palmer House Jager
Chicago, Ill
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Serth Bakers
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Northern
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Cuicago
McVicker’s Theater
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Alextratet
M.,rumely CO
Laporte
Ind
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Hartshorn
Senda
Bete & Co
Quincy
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Geo
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Loomis & Nyman
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Mor
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