Tuberculosis Sunday Planned by Indiana Churches
Indianapolis and statewide churches will observe national tuberculosis Sunday on April 24. Health officials led by Dr J N Hurty and county and city officers coordinate church participation with pamphlets and health instruction to spread tuberculosis prevention throughout congregations. Archbishop Ireland endorses the plan with a pastoral letter urging measures to stamp out consumption.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. N. Hurty
Marion County
C. S. Woods
A. S. Mackey
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
New York City
Couuntry
John More
Ireland
St. Paul
Insurgents Challenge Scott at D A R Congress
Insurgents within the D A R clashed with President General Martha Scott at the opening of the congress in Washington. They demanded rule amendments and representation beyond Scott loyalists, aiming to unseat Scott and elect a new president general. Taft, Barrett, and Beardsley attended as speakers.
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Martha Scott
Board of Managers
Scott
Taft
John Barrett
Cm International Bureau of American Republics
Morris B. Beardsley
The
Sons of the American Revolution
General Scott
Congress
John R. Walker
Daniel Lathrope
Sarah B. Morgan
John B. Swift
Saloon Keeper Fined for Liquor Sale in Police Court
Patrick Garvey of 701 West Washington street was fined $25 and costs after police charged him with giving away liquor on Sunday. Sergeants Streit and Hagerty, with the police car, entered Garvey’s saloon following a tip about selling liquor. While inside, chauffeur William Morgan saw a man hand Garvey a bottle of whisky and Garvey hand it to him, leading to Garvey’s arrest. Several other saloonkeepers were named in the report and their cases continued in police court.
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Patrick Garvey
West
Washington Street
Streit
Hagerty
Garvey
William Morgan
Morgan
Fd Litsey
Yandes Street
John Angeles
California Street
Sam Spaulding
Walnut Street
James O'Connell
Abbott Street
Thomas Flaherty
O’connell
Mike O'Conner
South West Street
Link Robinson
Thompson F. Thomas
North Illlinois
John Leikam
Douglass Street
Incorporations report lists new Bulgaria Transportation and Fort Wayne Auto entities
The Bulgaria Transportation Co of Michigan City is incorporated with $45,000 capital to own passenger and freight ships and operate docks warehouses and yards on navigable U.S. waters. Directors include B Abrahams M Miller F W Krewauck and B Bell. The Fort Wayne Auto Motor Co is also incorporated with $50,000 capital by Fort Wayne men. first year directors F L Jones A D Cressler H P Scherer George H Loesch G G Bowersox John B Reuss A J Wesey M Beaver and D Burris.
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Bulgaria Transportation Company
Michigan City
United States
B. Abrahams
M. Miller
F. W. Krewauck
8. A. Bell
Fort Wayne Auto Motor Company
Fort Wayne
F. L. Jones
A. D. Cressler
H. P. Scherer
George H. Loesch
G. G. Bowersox
John B. Reuss
A. J. Wesey
M. %. Beaver
D. Burris Doug
Lockwood Claims Indiana Standpat and Beveridge Control
Washington dispatch reports George B. Lockwood saying Indiana is a Standpat state and the tariff law will be popular like the Dingley measure. He accuses Senator Beveridge of controlling the state convention to favor senatorial candidates writing platforms and notes previous endorsements of the Aldrich Payne law. He also predicts Hale’s defeat and cites Beveridge backed appointments in Indiana including postmaster at Darlington and a pension examiner in Evansville. Shively proposes ELwood public building cost rise to 75000. Henry and Mrs. Riesenberg of Indianapolis visit Washington as D A R delegates.
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Washington
George B. Lockwood
Indiana
Hale
Eugene Hale
Senate
Frank L. Dingley
Lewiston, Maine
Dingley
Nelson Dingley
Judge Powers
Mr. Dingley
Henry Riesenberg
Indianapolis
Riesenberg
Would Rather Take 11 Days Than 180
In Newcastle Mayor Forkner vows six months for drunk charges. George Duncan alights a train to Richmond after a drunken episode and tells police he would rather pay costs in Richmond than serve Newcastle time.
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Richmond
Ind
Forkner
Newcastle
Nwcastle
George Duncan
Zimmerman
Duncan
Grand Jury Indicts Saloonist for Liquor Sales in Newcastle
The grand jury reports illegal liquor sales in Newcastle and county. Indicted is Max Gordon, a saloonist from Indianapolis, on fourteen counts with a 1050 dollar bond. He allegedly shipped beer and whisky to Newcastle and collected locally. Express and freight records were examined to trace shipments. The panel noted liquor sent to church members and other respected locals. An Indianapolis firm allegedly delivered 2000 cases of beer and 400 of whisky to Newcastle parties since January 1, 1910.
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Newcastle
Max Gordon
Indianapolis
Gordon
Ihe
Mayor Shank Returns from French Lick to Discuss Sewage Plant
Mayor Shank arrives home after a four week rest and will meet with his advisory commission at 4 PM to discuss a city sewage disposal plant for Indianapolis.
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Shank
French Lick
Indianapolis
National Lumber Insurance Company 1909 financial statement
Balance sheet dated December 31 1909 for National Lumber Insurance located at 612 Fidelity Building Buffalo New York. Morris S Tremaine president and Wm P Haines secretary. Capital $200000 paid in full. Assets include cash on hand securities and bonds with listed market values and various debits. Liabilities total 30815 50.
New York Plate Glass Insurance Company Statement 1909
The New York Plate Glass Insurance Company reports its 1909 financials showing capital of 200000.00, cash 32022.99, bonds 0, and total assets 409062.07 with liabilities 113569.41 and total claims including unadjusted losses. Auditor J. C. Billheimer certifies the figures as of December 31, 1909, filed March 7, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
J. C. Billheimer
Auditor of State
C.cc
J. Cc. Billheimer
C. Billheimber
Sears
Jmy
Eee
Kealing Visits Hemenway in Boonville Office
Joseph Kealing of Indianapolis met with former Senator James A. Hemenway in Boonville. They spent the day at the senator's Matthewson Building office.
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Boonville
Ind
Joseph Kealing
Indianapolis
James A. Hemenway
Matthewson Building
Papke to share Jeffries camp for training in California
Billy Papke will join James J. Jeffries at Ben Lomond California to share training quarters ahead of a likely bout with Frank Krauss of Pittsburg. Jeffries conducted an endurance session at the camp and invited Papke to consider a seaside training plan with Sam Berger arranging accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Jeff
Sam
Berger
Farmer Burns
Rowardennan
Hotel Utah Dynamited During Construction in Salt Lake City
The $2,000,000 Hotel Utah under construction was dynamited early this morning, wrecking part of the steel framework. The incident follows a prior bombing two months ago, with J. Wilson on trial for complicity. Steelwork is being done by non union labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ing
J. Wilson
Lajoie Poised to Seize Batting Lead Again
Napoleon Lajoie appears set to reclaim batting glory this season as he aims to outpace rivals Tyrus Cobb of Detroit and Eddie Collins of Philadelphia who must watch their laurels from the veteran Frenchman who has led the league in batting four times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Lajoie
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
Ledgered figures from a local insurance company balance sheet
The document lists officers W B Joyce and David W Armstrong Jr, notes capital and liabilities, including assets such as real estate market value 183,126 77, loans 10,750 00, and stocks 510,125 00. It shows total liabilities around 1,800,000 60 and total assets about 1,800,000 60, with entries dated as of December 31st.
Bragg Beats Oldfield in Two Mile Race at Motordrome
Caleb S. Bragg a Cincinnati automobiliatof millionaire defeated Barney Oldfield in a celebrated two mile race at the Motordrome in Los Angeles. The day also featured a 100 mile event won by Harroun driving a Marmon with Nickrent second and Oldfield third in a Knox. Hill Endicott won the ten mile stock car race in a Cole while Nickrent also won a ten mile Buick race. The next event is a 24 hour race set to begin April 30 with top motorsport figures.
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Los Angeles
Caleb S. Bragg
Koy
Harroun
Nickrent
Buick
Barney Oldfield
Knox
Hill Endicott
Cole
Funeral services for Henry C. Kennedy
Henry C. Kennedy a match expert was killed by expulsion in the Acme Match plant at Roanoke Virginia Funeral services were held in Crawfordsville Sunday The Crawfordsville Presbytery session is at the Second Presbyterian church Lafayette Monday and Tuesday The Democratic county central committee in Columbus has nominated for a primary election May 20 as the first time in ten years the party chooses candidates by primary
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Henry C. Kennedy
Acme Match Company
Roanoke
Sion
Crawfordsville
Second Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
Columbus
Democratic County Central Committee
Financial disclosure shows Hoagland Hedden insurance figures
Samuel C. Hoagland as president and Harry C. Hedden as secretary present a 2010 insurance balance sheet. Debts secured amount to 356 715 10 5 966 47 74 748 96. Liabilities list losses adjusted and pending proof with 602 044 70 136 50 7 818 00. The greatest single-city issuance limit is 25,000 and a total on file is 237 652 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UG State of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
J. C. Billheimer
State
Woolen Weaves and Crepe Tussah Creations
An assortment of regular dollar goods at 79¢ featuring leading woolen weaves in a full color range. Crepe Tussah offered in French colors, crisp yet not over finished, 46 inches wide, special price 9c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egular
New Amsterdam Capital and Officers Details
The New Amsterdam reports W. F. Moore as President and Geo E. Taylor as Secretary. Capital amount listed as 314,400.00 with agents and other persons accounting for 80,138.37 in accrued interest. market value from prior incumbrance 650,550.00. other securities 335,000.00. accrued interest 6,084.66. additional securities 118,169.62.
Balance sheet figures for state auditor 1910 report
John Thompson president and H M Schmitt secretary present a capital of 500000.00 with secured and unsecured debts and real estate values totaling 1859252.93. The document lists assets including bonds and stocks and accounts for premiums and losses with a March 12 1910 certification by J C Billheimer State Auditor.
Financial figures from company balance section
Cash in banks and office funds unincumbered. Bonds and stocks owned. Bearing interest at a rate not stated. Security details include market value loans to policy holders, loans on bonds and mortgages double their mortgaged value, and other secured debts. Other securities accrued interest and rents. Amounts shown: 28,772,686.00. 64,227.39. 73,953.48. 5,495.52.
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New York City
City of
Cnet
Tennessee
Pulaski, T. Waterworks
Nashville T
Alabama
Jefferson County
Ala
Inclement Weather Postpones Several Baseball Games
Heavy rain and cold weather forced multiple postponements across major and minor leagues. The Chicago St. Louis National game in St. Louis was called off due to snow and wet grounds. Additional games including Cincinnati Pittsburgh and New York Boston National were also postponed.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Philadelphia
State Insurance Company Ledger Figures From 1909 10
A dated ledger lists officers John J. McCall Walker Buckner Second Vice Presidents Edmund D P Randolph Treasurer Seymour M Ballard Secretary and others as actuaries. It shows total liabilities of 599708285 with reserves dividends and funds including mortality and security pools. The document notes death loss maturities annuities and policy liabilities and is filed with the New York Department of State.
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John J. M'Call
Walker Buckner
Edmund DP. Randolph
Seymour M. Ballard
Arthur R. Grow
Arthur Hunter
Adolph Davidson
Com- Department of the
State of New York
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Lockwood
Sun’s
Washington Service
Hibbs
Wm. C. Moody
Senator Beveridge
Darlington
Montgomery County
Pr. B
Shively
Elwood
Dry County
Fidelity Building
Buffalo, N. Y
Morris S. Tremaine
WM. P. Haines
Des, Stoc
Total Asseta
New York Plate
Glass Insurance
Cedar Street
New York, N.Y
Matok A. White
Harrole French
Lollows
Quebec City
Toronto City
Cece Ee Aes
Ben Lomond
Cal
Billy
Santa Cruz
Larry
National Surety
Broadway, New York
N.Y
W. B. Joyce
David W. Armstrong, JR
Cece Cece
Gasca City Seas
Bragg
Oldfield
North American
Life Insurance
Newark, New Jersey
Park Place
Newark
N. J
Lee B. Durstine
Francis E. Stevens
Legal Reserve
U Weeae
Pris
Reece
Billbeimer
Crawfordsville — Funeral Services
New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance
Market Street
Newark, N. 9
Samuel C. Hoagland
Harry C. Hedden
New Amsterdam
No. 1
Liberty Street, New York
W. F. Moore
Geo. E. Taylor
Company
Inc
National Insurance Co
Diamond Street
North Side
Pittsburg
John Thompson
H. M. Schmitt
I. Wereun
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milk Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Alfred PD. Foster
D. F. Appel
J. A. Barkey
Lewal
Post- Cies A. Vediece
4Ate
Anderas
Billheimer
the National Life
Stahlman Building
Nashville
Enn
Co. A. Craig
Co. R. Clements
Company Legal Reserve
New-York Life Insurance Co
Broadway
N. Y
Darwin P. Kingsley
Thomas A. Buckner
Rufus W. Weeks
Edward R. Perkins
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