Kennedy and Sons Banking Firm Founder Born in 1800
Kennedy built a leading New York banking house, Kennedy & Co, after joining S. Jessep & Co in 1857 and establishing Kennedy & Sons about eleven years later. He played a pivotal role in the era’s financial scene, gaining a reputation for reliability and wealth creation through his banking activities. The obituary recalls his birth, American arrival, and long career in banking on Wall Street.
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Gfne Hospital
Luis
Ian
Cotus
Covir
Hon
Bunkers
Wall Street
Kennedy
Tis
New York
Vasiher
Turk James Oh
Kennedy Cane
America
Ton
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Aera Congern
Syria
Jessep & Co
House of Kennedy & So
Ayr
Open Tonight at Metropolitan Bowling Alleys and Kappel Building
Open tonight at Metropolitan Bowling Alleys near 113 115 East Wayne Street. Advertises Brom Quin ine laxative and Wayce horseradish with a signature of WW Grove and a promise to cure a cold in one day. Claims pure food serial numbers on boxes to deter adulteration and asserts they would not fool Uncle Sam.
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Haras
Ron
Metropolitan
Kappel Building
East Wayne Street
Grove
Abe
Sam
Victimization by Bogus Drafts Hits Huntington Merchants
A stranger in Huntington passed fraudulent drafts aiming between five and twenty five dollars, found hidden at Kenower lumber yards. Drafts bore the Schnell & Co Bankers name of Niles, and drew on First National Bank Chicago under Charles L. Wood. Merchants reported losses as the con advanced after banking hours, with several local firms victimized.
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Huntington, Ltd
Huntington
Kenower
Buch Arat
Schnell & Co
Niles
Mirh
First National Bank
Chicago
Charles L. Wood
Fort Wayne canal advocates push for deep waterway
A flood of speeches and meetings follows a Fort Wayne deep waterway conven tion as supporters urge Congress to back a lake to take ship traffic. Real estate interest grows with expected property value increases and a larger population centering around canal transportation. Delegates from Indiana cities outline plans with Senators Beveridge and Shively set to address crowds at Princess rink venues.
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Cass
Michigan
New York
Fort Wayne
Congress
Cass Congress
Wayre
York
Chicago
Toledo
Holly
Fort Wayne-deep Waterway
Middle West
Chin Umit
Nat Nies
Fork Warner
Subscriptions Grow for Merchants Charity Drive
Frank J. Rahe chairs the Merchants committee reporting a $244 total raised at a recent meeting. Donations include Foster Furniture, People's Store, Ayrode Dry Goods, Wolf & Patterson, and many others. Committee members listed: Rahe, Libbing, Moellering, Baker, Kayser, Rennerts, Seubold, Heino.
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Frank J. Rahe
Iton
Kale
Foster Purniture Company
People's Store
Ayrode
Wo. Hun Company
Pharmacy
Wrank Dry Soods Company
Tiosenthal
Max Blitz
Indiana Furniture Company
Rothschiin Bros
Isadnre
Seelberg
Paul G. Woll
George Michel
Rite
Theodore Seabold
Buffaloes Take Three Straight Games of Elks at Brunswick
The Buffaloes defeated the Elks in three straight games at Brunswick Alleys last night as high scores led the night’s bowling contest. Local bowlers posted top scores, with the Buffaloes dominating the series and keeping the audience engaged throughout.
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Brunswick
GNEEL
Titasere Weeden
Priues Givun
Runcalows
Walkoy Heidelr
FOX Prutanns Venmerandms
Waynos
FR Brothers
Hess Juotas
Buffaloes
ELKS
Brunswick Alleys
Mealaider
Luffaloes
Nea Wat
Tlw
Brunskick
Brossard
Wiliams Hin
Hks
Ayers. Ast
Siz Hamilton
Ing E. Sanders
Owl
Oe Pee
Husson
Whittams
Brill
Igi
Wwe
Teale
New Uniforms Delivered for Company D1
Company D1 has received new olive uniforms for all members. Ginna distributed them among the organization during management night. The latest regulation uniforms feature current style and color and are valued highly.
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Mgt
Lunch at Wayne Hotel Cafe Noted for Businessmen Club
No comparison to the business men's club lunch served at the Wayne Hotel Cafe daily from 11 30 to 2 o'clock.
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Wayne Hotel
Chicago Mother Dies With Baby in Arms
Chicago, Nov 5. After mourning for her older daughter, Mary Cels killed her one year old Arma and then committed suicide by asphyxiation. She warned Edna, ten, not to return home from school to avoid interruption. Edna had recently thwarted a prior suicide attempt. Two days earlier Mrs. Cels bought a black dress for Milfia. The two bodies were found in bed with the infant.
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Chicago
Til
Mary Cels
Arma
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