Public Service Income and Property Assets Listed in Indiana Report
The Interstate Wildle Service company of Indianapolis reports total assets around 9.7 million with several gas electric water and heating properties across Indiana. Its railway properties earned 416 004.45 in 2016 with 244 583.96 expenses and 180 002.67 net income. Pensions patents and trademarks are also noted for Indiana.
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Tidtinopolis
Interstate Wildle Service Company
Indianapolis
Ine Sull
Public Service Commaiseton
Indiana
Chester BP. Wilson
Bernard Korbly
Te Company
Shelbyville
New Albany
Seymour
Lebanon
Franklin
Indianapolis in 1828 Census and Trade Snapshot
An 1828 Indiana Journal survey of Indianapolis lists a town population of 1 120 with 570 white males and 511 white females plus 39 people of color. Occupations range from carpenters to merchants and judges, while imports for year ending October 1827 include 76 kegs tobacco 218 barrels whisky 200 barrels flour 100 kegs powder and 4500 pounds spun cotton.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Union Sabbath School
Education Committee Report Advocates Extended Compulsory Education
A state Education Committee, with the board of education's approval, rejects extending jurisdiction to age eighteen. Instead it proposes keeping compulsory attendance to age sixteen and requiring five hours daily for youths up to that age. The panel also urges life-skills schools in towns with 5 000 or more residents.
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Slute
State Board of Education
Iran
Local Cleric Accepts Pastorate. Embargo Plea Sought by Grocers
Brook Kev Thomas Poindexter, pastor of the Mo oB church, will lead the West Washington Street M B K church in Indianapolis. Fifteen hundred local grocers call for a Europe embargo on food shipments to cut prices. Hammond Axel Anderson, famed as the strongest man to Indians, dies at St Margaret's after refusing tooth extraction due to a lifelong terror of dentists.
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Thomas Poindexter
Ade
Washington Street
M. BK. Charch
Indianapolis
Europe
Hammond Axel Anderson
St. Margaret's Hospital
Anderson
Skeletons Found At Haunted Farm In Canarsie
Police probe after workers uncover a barrel containing a live man’s skeleton at an old Canarsie farmhouse site near Hegeman avenue and Powell street. Earlier skeletons found in September and the farm’s grim past connect to a self-defense killing of Joseph Verdone and rumored murders by a Brooklyn Manhattan band. Captain Carey orders thorough digging and guard surveillance.
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New York
Canarsie
Charles Wuest
Chia
Gon Hegeman Avenue
Powell Street
Morris Pitum
Samuel Block
Block
Posee
Iwan
Joseph Verdone
Little Ferry
N. J
Jenny Seeley
Seeley
Kittle
Seely
Verdene
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Verdone
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Carey
Girl Raises Hogs for Gain in Imperial Valley
Minx Jesse Fuller, seventeen, of Holeville California, breeds and markets hogs. Her herd of fifty grows as she aims to be the valley’s top hog expert. She charges 30 cents a pound and nearly won a UC prize, hindered by hog care time.
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Holeville
Cal
Jesse Fuller
Imperial Valley
University of California
Purify The Homely Melodies In Star Spangled Banner Try
New York reports a movement at a high school music conference to remove darky dialect from songs in textbooks and to alter the Star Spangled Banner for easier singing. Dr Frank A Vix advocates standard English and a gentler rhythm including clouds of the fleet replacing perilous fight.
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America
Ogee
Degiun
Frank A. Vix
Hoard of
Mrisi
Webber
Doctor Rix
Doctor Stix
Wright's Indian Vable Pilla Test Ad Offer
Fragmentary ad offers sample tests at 373 Pearl Street for a product named Wright's Indian Vable Pilla. The readable lines suggest a promotional request to test or try the item.
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Wright
Pearl Street
Wreckage Ends San Francisco Exposition Structures
The recent exposition at San Francisco, built only two years ago, faced demolition due to its temporary design. Monumental structures like the Arch of the Rising Sun, topped by The Nations of the East, were toppled by dynamite charges as part of the dismantling.
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San Francisco
Mageazine
Umbrella mishap in Worcester street encounter
Two women hurrying through rain in Worcester bump into a man as an umbrella tip strikes him on the forehead. The man recoils with a surprised exclamation while the women apologize and promise to be more careful.
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Worcester
Distress in Love Clerk Case Reveals Name Mix-Up
A Louisville Courier-Journal brief recounts a domestic confusion where a woman calls a man Alfred, while he is Frank, suggesting possible engagement or mistaken identity. The fragment hints at romantic tension and misnaming within a household.
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Alfred
Frank
Louisville Courier-Journal
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