Indiana State News Highlights From Scorrt County to Crawfordsville
Scorrt County is debt free while Larontews builds a 163000 court house. A large barn fire at Brownsburg losses about 3000 with horses and farming gear. coal found at Charlestown. train shooting banned in state. Fortville hunter loses a hand. Am anita Colgan, seven, burned. penny collections in schools raise funds. Washington’s birthday to finalize last collection. Lafayette Music Co sues Dan's Mercantile for 10000 damages over a ratings dispute. Manslaughter sentence for Willie Jones in a bootblack case. Delaware county boy killed by a wagon wheel. a nine year old rescues his sister from a cistern at English. Fast train kills two horses near Crawfordsville.
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Scorrt
Larontews
Geo. W. Spicklemire
Brownsburg
Hendricks County
Charlestown
Daniel Chav
Washington
Turn Eeho ‘Music Co
Lafayette
Dan's Mercantile Agency
J. Ho Muller
Tenn’s
Willie Jones
Dude Cox
Jones
Trarcy Costelli
Dalevile
Delaware County
Michael Stephenson
Stephenson
Indiana News Bits From Many Towns 1892
Township voters in several wards are scheduled for mass conventions to elect township committeemen. A Muncie couple's elopement ends with a chase and a lost watch. Orphans’ home boys go missing near Knightstown then return. A suicide note prompts a rescue attempt in Anderson. Indianapolis detectives uncover valuables linked to a warehouse raid. Jefferson county apple crop expected at 50 000 bushels.
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Cernes Te Tasent
Republican State Central Committee
Wintrase Masen
Laura Crawley
Muncie
Wee
Masen
Anderson
Knightstown
Ted Ed T Hilligass
Indianapolis
WS. Woods
Woods
Walter Wild
Springfield
Adams Express Co
Wild
Jefferson County
Charles Houerhi
Portland
Tous Penni
Brasil
Dirk Thearts
Newbraven
Allen County
Logansport
Poe Neeman
Mount Etna
Huntington County
Alexandria
Ndepauws
Indiana
W. Cook Growing Co
Evansville
Naturalgas Co
Winchester
Decatur County Agricultural Society
Aod
Tarmie
Washington
Senate and House Actions in December Second Session
Senate read presidential message and adjourned on December 9. December 10 to 15 saw multiple bill introduc tions including food safety quarantine health national bank coinage and immigration measures. Committees named and hearings noted as sessions paused with adjournments.
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Washington
Senate
Anson G. McCook
House
Ashington
Secretary of the Treasury
National Board of Health
Alaska
Navy Department
United States
Healy
Henry Clay
Sherman
Mansfeld Andanesville
Harter
Capt
Owens
Zanesvile
Washingtos
Ses Eion
RuskoMads Cooper
Yhickersan
Army and Navy
Daniels
Frye
Commerce Committer Hovst
Proctor
Cullom
Hoar
Dyramiter Imitates Berlin But Adds Local Twist
An odd tale unfolds as a performer mimics Berlin in a city scene with a quirky edge. The act blends parody and local flavor, drawing curious crowds and mixed reactions from residents and critics alike.
Dynamiter Plot Exposed at Hermann & Co Bank Officials
A would-be extortionist tried to force 10 000 marks by threatening dynamite at Hermann & Co bankers in broad daylight. He was pursued, captured, and handed to police after fleeing the scene. Police inspect suspected packets of gunpowder and unknown white powder as part of the inquiry.
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New York
Sage
Hermann & Co
Hermann
Noo
Pollee
Cattle dealer Julius Voettier on brink of assignment
Julius Voettier of East Liberty faces financial embarrassment after backing friends who failed to meet obligations. He estimates assets at $150 000 and liabilities around $40 000, with an assignment possibly within a day or two.
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Pittspuney
Julius Voettier
East Liberty
Voettier
Cherokee Nation Chief Mayes Dies in Indian Territory
A private telegram reports the death of Mayes, chief of the Cherokee nation, at Tahlequah Indian Territory at 6 o'clock Tuesday morning. The assistant chief is said to be dangerously ill.
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Tahlequah
Indian Territory
Mayes
Cherokee Nation
Aluminum ring with dark ruby sectio n captivates at night
A curious aluminum ring features a very dark ruby section that appears almost black. The gemstone reveals its full beauty only at night, leaving observers impressed by its stark contrast and striking appearance.
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Io i
Brass camel with lamp and bronze elephant both lit
A brass camel bearing a lamp between its humps is described as a novelty, while a bronze elephant with a light-giving howdah is noted as another illuminating piece.
Government of Japan Controls Railways and Revenue Stream
The government of Japan owns and operates all railways and derives a large portion of its revenues from this network.
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Government of
Japan
Home Made Cook Books as Practical Guides for Women
A County Gentleman urges young women to keep a bound cook book eight by ten inches, organized by meats poultry fish soups eggs vegetables and breads. Include tested receipts and explicit directions, with space to add new entries as cooking skill grows.
Benevolent praise and the spark of inspiration
The passage argues praise is rare and earned through merit. It notes the general habit to withhold commendation and suggests genuine encouragement motivates others to excel and support one another.
Sea horses and sea cows endangered by Arctic whaling
An old article notes the walrus as a vital Arctic resource whose flesh oil skin and tusks serve food, lighting, clothing, footwear, nets, barter and trade. It warns of looming extinction as Esquim people rely on it for survival, with walrus famines recounted in savage settlements and current whiskers valued for opium pipe fittings in China.
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Arctic
Washington Star
Crescent on all products from Dr Harter Medicine Co ad
A 3 inch weekly display ad promises Crescent marks on every item from The Dr Harter Medicine Co. The notice urges readers to buy, name Lyword, and receive a free book and lithograph samples.
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Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Lyword
Brosat
How.Do I Look. That.Depends on How You Feel.
An advertorial piece touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as safe vegetable medicine for women. It promises to restore health by strengthening the system, easing female complaints, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as modern aids to support Nature and relieve headaches, biliousness, and digestive troubles.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Wey
York
Aly
M. Weed
Bellefontaine St
Indianapolis
Ind
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Louisville
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Syaupitiag
Ely
Fean
Beabet
Maya
Ean
Yoni
Ely Bretrhi
Ars
Warren Street
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Epps
Locans & Hyman
Tiffin
Ohio
Rae Ghio
Dpreiagne
Harold Hayce
Buffalo
Jameson Mra
Columbis
R. G. Mason
Rinkrvill
Stephens
Lebanor
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Mal. Co
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Ontario Street
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Elm Street
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Kansas
CNY
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Memphis
Tenn
ST. Paul
Harter Medicine CO
St. Loula, Moe
Tutt’s
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