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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
4
Stationary engine combine formed with $32 million capital
A stationary engine combine has been organized with a capital stock of 32,000,000 dollars. Details indicate the formation involves a substantial corporate setup and equity structure likely to fund production and distribution activities.
Pennsylvania forms new steel company with $50 million capital
A new steel company is organized in Pennsylvania with capital stock totaling 50 million dollars. The formation signals a significant entry into the regional steel industry, positioning the firm for upcoming contracts and growth opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hill denies westward political trip and 1904 nomination
David B. Hill rejects reports he planned a presidential campaign trip to the West and states he is not a candidate for the 1904 presidential nomination. He emphasizes he has no candidacy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
Cannibal Attack on German Millionaire and Secretary
In New Britain near Papua a German millionaire Herr Merk and his secretary were captured and murdered by locals who ate the secretary’s body. The incident highlights brutal tribal violence reported on the island recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Papua
Herr Merk
Dry Forest Peril Looms in Michigan Peninsula
Forests in northern Michigan face severe danger as drought continues with no measurable rainfall this month. Authorities warn small villages could be imperiled if rain does not come soon and the dry conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Executions Sanctioned by General Chaffee in Highway Robbery Case
On April 29 nine Chinamen were executed for highway robbery in the American district of Chinese territory under American forces. These executions were the first to receive General Chaffee's sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Steel combine of J P Morgan absorbs Leland steamships
The steel combine led by J P Morgan has absorbed the Leland line of steamships and will invest 50 million dollars in those vessels. Since the ships belong to English shippers, the steel firm will gain control of numerous key docks that were previously out of reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Steel Combine
J. P. Morgan
Leland
Steel Company
German Columns Battle Chinese Forces Near the Great Wall
April 23 engagements between four German columns and General Liu near the great wall ended with Chinese withdrawal after stubborn defense. German casualties included four officers wounded, three men killed, and thirty-two wounded in the three clashes. Another battle on April 24 saw continued fighting with additional German losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Liu
Great Wall
Filipino General Cailles Narrowly Escapes Capture
Cailles, who proclaims himself Dictator after Aguinaldo capture, dodged arrest on April 26 as Capt. Wilson Chase and the 21st Infantry struck his camp. The raid freed his adjutant general and five staff officers plus fourteen others, but Cailles escaped. Earlier he offered ten dollars a head for American dead and now seeks ten thousand dollars for Capt. Edward M. Jones Jr. If captured, the suspect faces execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cailles
Aguinaldo
Wilson Chase
21St Infantry
Edward M. Jones
Washington Letter on Cuban Delegates and Platt Amendment
Special Correspondent reports Cuban delegates in Washington seeking interpretation of the Platt amendment and promises of commercial benefits. Secretary Root assures no U S interference unless absolute anarchy prevails, with possible recommended language changes to Congress on the intervention clause and Cuba US tariff relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Root
Cuba
Congress
United States concerns over Cuba Philippines and naturalization trends
The article surveys potential Cuban annexation talks and plausible concessions by Congress, notes the Philippines commissary frauds and risk of graft among officials, and discusses a GOP view that southern liberalism may grow as Bourbonism fades. It defends U.S. citizen protection abroad and disputes rumors of federal office purges in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Department
Congress
United States
England
Ireland
Germany
Russia
Italy
Turkey
Department of State
Delaware
Wilmington
W. H. Cooper
J. S. Willis
Stop Consumption Early With Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An advisory text urges early action against consumption warning readers not to ignore symptoms. It promotes home care using Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and invites free samples from Bowne chemists in New York, with a $1 60 price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
BOWNE
Pearl Street
New York
Snc
Townsend cured kidney and bladder disease in Milan patient
Batesville Indiana December 24 1900 patient Gro H Unnewehr testifies that Dr S B Townsend Milan Ind cured years of kidney and bladder trouble with immediate relief after four months of treatment. Townsend schedules listed for Batesville Osgood Versailles and Milan office visits. Cuban committee members viewed Gen Wood as truthful and Platt amendment as the government’s statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ind
S. B. Townsend
Milan
Gro. H. Unnewehr
George Annewehr
Osgood
Versailles
South
M. D
McKinley
Gen. Wood
Texas Great is Texas and Dr King's New Discovery
A Texas praise of Texas crops and oil follows with an anecdote from Cisco about Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption curing a wife’s obstinate cough and lung bleedings. The ad promises guarantee for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles with trials at Geo Baas drug store and notes on Secretary Gage avoiding the Pacific Coast trip due to gauging public enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cisco
Tex
Geo. Baas
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure for Kidney Trouble
Mailcarrier Burnett Mann of Levan Ohio recalls years of dull pains and backache until six bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. The tonic is said to regulate stomach liver kidneys and bowels with perfect satisfaction guaranteed by G A Baas, priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Mann
Levanon
G. A. Baas
Real estate transfers listed for Milan Batesville Laughery and Shelby townships
Transactions show John S. Gloyd to Harry Parker 860 dollars for lot 25 in Milan. Wm Adkinson to Smith Cole 1000 dollars for 40 acres Center township. Carl Galauschké to Jos A Luesse 1675 dollars for 66.18 acres Laughery township. Michael Heinlein to Josephina Bart ling 40 dollars for part lot 62 Batesville. John Myers to John W Meyers 8500 dollars for 40 acres Shelby township. Geo H Goyert to Adam Siebert 900 dollars for 40 acres Laughery township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Gloyd
Harry C. Parker
Milan
Wm. Adkinson
Smith Cole
Center
Carl Galauschké
Jos. A. Luesse
Laughery
Michael Heinlein
Josephina Bartling
Batesville
John Myers
John W. Meyers
Shelby
Geo
Property Transfers Reported Across Indiana Townships
A compilation of numerous land transactions listing buyers sellers and parcel sizes across Shelby Adams Laughery Johnson Washington and other townships. Amounts range from 60 to 6000 dollars with parcels including acres and lots in Osgood Batesville Versailles Holton and Sunman. More transfers include J Lippert to Margareth Lippert 160 acres and Louisa Klockenbrink to Louis Klockenbrink 283.50 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lippert
Margareth Lippert
Jackson
John H. Theis
Edw. Hehe, Jr
Washington Tp
Jas. L. Brown
Charles Bovard
Shelby
State of Indiana
Nicholas Behr
Jas
Hagemeier
Frank Volz
Adams
Maxwell Titus
Charles Keiffer
Louisa Klockenbrink
Louis Klockenbrink
Johnson
Louis Servas
Henry Schwier
Hatesville
Ib. E. McCoy
Wm. Griffith
Henry W. Nagel
H. Wenker
Washington
M. Marlett
Wm. Moravy
Delaware
John Wade
James Spencer
Frank Gage
Henry Waterson
Laughery
Wm. Schwier
Mahala Hvattet
John Brinson
Aurilla Rollins, Et al
Wm. Peak
Brown Ty
Joseph Hodapp
Barney Hodapp
Jackson Tp
Florence Grether
Charles Royce
Versailles
Jonathan Overturf
Walter Edrington
Viola E. Westover
Et al
Claud Harrell
Fred Muir
John Boren
Osgood
Lorinda P. Stevens
W. C. Overturf
Holton
Nora Quilty
W. F. Bagot
Franklin Township
Home Gold Cure promises relief for drink habit
An advertising claim touts the Home Gold Cure as a simple at home treatment neutralizing alcohol poison and curbing cravings. It asserts thousands cured, offered for one dollar with full directions, physicians’ advice on request, and world wide prepaid mailing from Philadelphia in strict confidence.
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Gilles & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
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