Flow of Gold Highlighted at Bankers Association Meet
At the American bankers association convention in San Francisco the talk centered on the vast gold flow. Ellis H. Roberts, treasurer of the United States, outlined gold stock, circulation, and world gains, noting U S dominance and looming prosperity while cautioning on fear and market shocks. New officers were named including F G Bigelow as president and E F Swinney as vice president.
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San Francisco
Cal
American Bankers’ Association
Bradford Leavitt
J. B. Finley
Fifth National Bank of
Pittsburg
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Treasury
New York
Colorado Springs
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Europe
Emergency ambulance with nurse accommodations introduced
A new ambulance was described as fired and equipped with springs and a sanitary interior. It offers quick response to emergency calls and includes space for a nurse or attendant. The service will be free for emergencies but a fee applies for transporting paying patients.
Destroyed Deed Alters Otto Seidel Property Share
The Seidel will revealed a deed granting Otto Seidel a half interest in the Seidel Bros and Siemon Bros office building. He tore up the deed in anger, losing about $25,000 value, leaving him only his rightful heir portion. Previously Otto had already acquired a half interest via a prior deed in a Shields clothing building.
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Edward Seidel
Otto Seidel
Seidel
Otto
Shields Clothing Establishment
Dan Patch Sets New World Pace at Memphis Trot
In Memphis the harness racing star Dan Patch lowered the world pacing record to 1 57 in a time trial at the Memphis Trot track. The son of Joe Patchen finished fresh after a 0:29 first quarter, 6:58 half, and 1:27 three-quarters, drawing wild acclaim from owners and spectators. Officials note potential future races against Prince Alert and a possible rematch with Lou Dillon and Major Delmar.
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Memphis Trotting Association
Dan Patch
Joe Patchen
Prince Alert
M. C. McHenry
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
C. K. G. Billings
Z. E. Smathers
Wabash Woman Elica Niles Leaves Property On Charity
Mrs. Elica Niles of Wabash bequeathed all her property to charity subject to maintenance during a specified period. The will portion indicates ongoing care provisions and the testator's intent to support beneficiaries through life or until funds are exhausted.
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Elica Niles
Wabash
Durip Mga
Senators Tied to Massive Western Land Fraud Ring
Secretary Hitchcock exposes a continent spanning land fraud scheme implicating five US senators and several congressmen. Investigators allege rings in California Oregon Washington Montana and other states facilitated false entries for millions of acres, with a Minneapolis timber owner as a key financier. Prosecutions expected as millions of acres may be restored to the government.
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Washington
Government Land Office
Hitchcock
United States
Department
California
Oregon
Montana
Richards
Land Office
A. B. Pugh
Interior Department
Pugh
Pacific Coast
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Burrs
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Man Bitten by Vicious Cat at East Wayne Street
Elmer Glasburn of Reynolds Picture House was bitten on the right hand by a vicious cat in a show window on East Wayne Street Friday morning. The bite near the base of the thumb pierced the flesh toward the bone. He received antiseptics at Pellens & Lewis drug store from Otto Snyder before Dr Gardre treated the wound.
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Elmer Glasburn
Reynolds Picture House
East Wayne Street
Heart Disease Soon Cured by New Miles Treatment
The article promotes Dr. Franklin Miles of Chicago offering a free New Special Treatment for heart conditions. It claims rapid recovery for many heart diseases after years of research and cites testimonials from clergy, bankers, editors, and doctors. Readership is urged to request the free treatment before it is too late, with a Fort Wayne Sentinel note.
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Franklin Miles
Chicago
W. Bell
D. D
Dayton
Ohio
Foreign Missions
State Sunday School Union
Miles
H. A. Grace
Mountain
Elgin
Ill
A. P. Colburn
Blessing
M. B. Morelan
Rogers
Ohia
Medical Colleges
Main Street
Elishart
Ind
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Indiana remonstrance rule clarified by Judge Plummer
Wabash Indiana October 23 Judge Alfred H Plummer of the Wabash circuit court rules that remonstrance signatures filed with the county auditor cannot be withdrawn for two years. The decision affects Edward Higgins and Isaiah Rome of Warren Huntington County who sought a liquor license after a majority remonstrance was filed but signatures were later withdrawn. The ruling safeguards temperance supporters against last minute pressure from saloon interests.
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Wabash, Ind
Alfred H. Plummer
Wabash
Indiana
Phonmer
Edward Higgins
Isaiah Rome
Warren
Huntington County
Circuit Court
Plummer
Northern Indiana Obituary Notice for Hannah Robbins
Miss Hannah Robbins, 75, died in Northern Indiana at her home. Her death followed a period of illness. Survivors and funeral details are pending.
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Hannah Robbins
Dowie Says Life Is Threatened By Zionist Exile Move
New York dispatch reports about 150 Dowie followers left for Zion City Ill on a West Shore train led by Deacons Crane and Wilhite. Dowie said he has received about fifty threatening letters. he plans to bring 200 more followers Monday with provisions as millions were reportedly visited with his divine messages.
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New York
Dowie
Army
West Shore Road
Zion City
Ill
J. W. Crane
Wilhite
Lauder
Ely
Pettinger
Peterson
Ropr
Stevenson
Funger
Deacon Newcombe
Zion
Weehawken
Yuesterday
New York Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Fire destroys Bacon farm barn and threshing setup
A large barn on the Bacon farm in Milan township, two miles northeast of New Haven, burned Thursday afternoon with its contents. Threshers, powered by an exterior engine, were inside and the blaze, sparked by a straw ignition, consumed the barn and the thresher owned by Mr. Bandelier. Horses were saved. Mr. Bacon carried $1,100 of insurance with Allen County Farmers Mutual.
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Bacon
Milan Township
New Haven
Bandelier
Allen County Farmers’ Mutual Company
Plummer Bestaken Misanak at the Wabash
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief note about Plummer and a misidentified location Wabash with unclear event. further readable context not present to confirm specifics or dates.
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Alfcod He ‘Plummer
The
Wabash
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