Local Notices and Incidents in South Side Community
Miss Lavon Sperry visits Mrs. Bippus in Huntington while J. M. Baker campaigns for funds to host skating crowds at Reservoir Lake. J. M. Cook plans a stone and brick two story house at Williams Street and Hoagland Avenue.
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Lavon Sperry
South Calhoun Street
A. McDonald
Chicago
Fred Hoham
J. W. Palmer
Maxinkuckee
Flagel
Messrs and Mesdames
George H. Loesch
Sam Speece
Theodore Haberkorn
Indiana gas field faces decline amid low pressure and growing waste
State Natural Gas Supervisor Leach reports a nine year Indiana gas field study noting fall from 325 psi original rock pressure to 23 psi and a future exhaustion risk. He urges metering, economy, and careful stewardship to extend remaining reserves while revealing large undeveloped acres held by pipelines.
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Indiana
Leach
Blackfort
Decatur
Delaware
Grant
Hamilton
Hancock
Henry
Court Exonerates Ramsay in Crawfordsville Suit
In Crawfordsville A. F. Ramsay president of Citizens' National Bank was cleared after a suit over Marsh D. Doherty's defunct carriage business. Venue moved to Clinton County and Judge Dugal ruled in Ramsay's favor, exonerating him completely. In Scottstown Walter Coombs killed his wife and shot himself after a lengthy struggle, dying from self-inflicted injuries. In Muncie Ball Brothers plant saw a minor riot as workers formed snowball armies. Michigan City High School was burned delivering $50,000 loss with $30,000 insured. the library and laboratories were destroyed and every pupil's books were lost.
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Ramsay
Crawfordsville
Marsh D. Doherty
A. F. Ramsay
Citizens’ National Bank
Doherty
Clinton County
Dugal
Michigan City
Michican City
Location of Chief Gomez Continues Countermarch
Havana reports Maximo Gomez with 2000 insurgents has moved past San Antonio Alquizar and Guira Melena. His present location and upcoming destination are unclear though his movement traces the route used to reach Pinar del Rio, placing him out of the trap area. Mapnin cabinet meeting notes a 19 January decision not to aid Martins Osinpog.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
San Antonio
Alquizar
Guira Melena
Pinar del Rio
Giulia Meléna
Gomez
Mapnin
Jan
Martinz
Osinpog
President Cleveland Defends Bond Sale Plans in Senate Letter
President Cleveland writes Senator Caffery denying to any syndicate bond deals and defending a popular subscription for future bond issues. The six page executive missive complains of partisan accusations and outlines Treasury support for a public bond sale.
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Cleveland
Senator Caffery
Waashington
Senate
Caffery
Louisiana
Executive
Washington
Dias
Congressional
Secretary of the Treasury
Circular guides subscription for new 4 percent bonds
Secretary Carlisle issues a circular for purchasers of the new 4 per cent bonds. The form asks for subscription amount, price, delivery place, and preferred deposit location among several sub-treasuries. It notes denominations for coupon and registered bonds and allows deferment of bond type if unknown. Gold certificates may be used. payment follows notification of acceptance.
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Washington
Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
City of
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louisa
New Orleans
San Francisco
Wolcott on Current Topics
Washington report notes Senator Wolcott discusses Mimerguism in the old countries and the case of Venezuela in a January briefing from Washington. The remarks highlight foreign policy perspectives and regional relations though details are limited in this snippet.
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Venezuela
Reverend Patterson Arrested After Threats in Kansas City
Kansas City report says Campbellite minister Rev Henry Patterson threatened to kill Theodore Stenger, president of a local company, during a land case testimony by Mrs Patterson. Stenger allegedly called her the biggest liar. Marshall Ex Governor W E dies in Pasadena. Harrison to marry before Lent per Indianapolis reports with near certainty of a pre Lent wedding.
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Kansas City
Henry Patterson
Theodore Stenger
Patterson
Stenger
Gentleman
Harrison
New York
Indianapolis
Mary Scott Dimmock
Warning Signs of Consumption and Acker Remedy Claim
More than half the victims of consumption do not know they have it. A list of symptoms includes cough on rising, shortness of breath after exertion, chest tightness, rapid evening pulse, evening chilliness with slight fever, morning perspiration, pale languid face, and loss of vitality. Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption, manufactured by Acker Medicine Co., 16 and 18 Chambers St New York, is said to arrest early consumption and relieve symptoms.
Markets Report From New York and Chicago
The New York market notes money on call at 4½ percent and mercantile paper at 6¾ percent. Sterling exchange shows dull, with bankers' bills bid around 439 to 4894 for demand and 48714 to 48734 for sixty days. Chicago Board of Trade quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and lard with mixed closes. produce prices listed for butter, eggs, poultry, and fruits. Chicago live stock at the Union Stock Yards shows cattle and hog ranges, with receipts around 80,000 hogs and 8,500 cattle and a variety of prices across categories.
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New York
Jan
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Circano
Board of Trade
Burbanks
Illinois
Cape Cod
Chicago
Union
Hoga
Texas
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South Side News
Jacob Saylor
Charles Street
Saylor
Charles Manser
Keeley Brewing Company
Wabash
Manser
Dr. Ross
DeWald Street
Everett & Doud
Old
Nat. Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts. MO
George Meyers
Hanna, Force, John and
Gay Streets
South Side Wall Paper Store
Kernan
WM. Turner
Grocery & Meat Market
Frank Klotz
Calhoun
Emmett Martin
Hanna & Bochanan
Supreme Court
Greensboro
Taylor Edwards
Tompkins
Henry County
Gaddis
New Castle
Smith
Henry Gipe
Gipe
Hancock County
Rich Monpb
Edward Jones
Stanley
Connor
Harry Jones
Equitable Aid Union
Anderson
Albert Morgan
Columbia
Richmond
Evansville
Ounce
Morgan
St. Louis
Taber St
West Side
Phillip Grab
Lafayette Street
Ww. H. Schultz
Pers Cech
Scottsburg
Walter Coombs
Little York
Here
Muncie
Ball Bros
Senator Morgan
Congress
Grover Cleveland
England
Europe
Parisa
France
Germany
Bank of France
Central America
Baker
Kansas
Stewart
Cullom
Livingston
Great Britain
Guiana
Jones
Nevada
Senate Finance
Pacific Coast
Rules Committee
House
Senator Wol
Wroth
Minnesota
St. Paul
W. E. Marshall
Pasadena
Cal
J.C. Peltier
Undertaker
Embalmer
West Wayne St
Telazphone
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Ind
Imm
N.Y
Cleveland Mail
Eastern Express
Thocal Freight
West
Western
Jhocal Freight
Principe
A. W. Johnston
B. F. Horner
Clifton House
Monroe Street
Wabash Ave
Palmer
GEO. Cummings Hotel CO
Geo. Cummings
Illi
A. €. Gocke
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Albert E. Bulson, Jr
PixtEy Lone Brver
Port Wayne
Hamilton National Bank
Santiton National Bank
Harles McCulloch
John Mohr, JR
Rescue Medicine Company
W. A. Haun
Hall
Evenina
Moellering’s
H. G. Sommers
Persia
Packasy
Cheical Co
Baltimore, MD
Ft. Wayne
Louisville
Lake Erie & Western Railroads
Connersville
Rushville
Canada
Aera
Fort Warne
Philley
Ft.w
C. and
L. Railroad
F Daly
HC Parker
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Grand Rapids
North
HOUTH
USLNG
Toledo Express
Atlantic Expreet
Si Lafayette Accom'n
Cacific Express
Kansas City Express
Lafayette Accom
St. Louis Limited
Indianapoli
Palace
New York and St. Louis
R. G. Thompson
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Railroad
Haviland
Cloverdale
Ottawe
Toledo
Findlay
A. M
P.M
A.M
Ottawa
New York Financial
Chicago Grain and Produce
Fort Wayne, Ind
Foruur
UK Monthly
Kroys
Frank Leslie
Sopular Monthly
America
Evenine Post
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