Statement of the Condition of The Title Guaranty and Surety Co.
The Title Guaranty and Surety Co listed its Scranton Pennsylvania address at 516 Spruce Street with officers L A Watres president and J H Lau secretary. The 1908 financials show assets totaling 1 716 045 00 and liabilities with a maximum risk exposure of 1 202 450 60 as certified by Indiana Auditor J C Billheimer on March 10 1909.
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Title Guaranty and Surety Company
Spruce Street
Scranton
Pennsylvania
L. A. Watres
J. H. Lau
Indiana
J. C. Billheimer
State of
Russian Insurance Company Assets and License Notice
A historical notice outlines the Russian Re-Insurance Company assets in the U S totaling 1 012 , including securities and receivables and liabilities. It also records an auditor certification dated December 31 1908. A separate public notice announces Will Brandt applying for a liquor license in Marion County Indiana for ward 11 Indianapolis with premises at 6 Washington Street.
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William Street
New York
N. Y
P. E. Rasev
St. Petersburg
Russia
U. S
Asleventh
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Washington and
New Jeferey Streets
WM. Brandt
United States Casualty Company Financial Statement Summary
The Indiana State Auditor certifies the United States Casualty Company balance sheet as of December 1908. It lists capital 400,000 dollars and 1,720,820 dollars in accrued interest, assets including unencumbered real estate and bonds, and liabilities such as losses, reserves, and commissions. Major figures include total assets 182,248,379.68 and total liabilities 1,099,879 dollars.
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U. S
State of Indiana
State
J. Critel Heiner
United States Casualty Company
No. 141
Broadway
New York City
Edsons. Lott
John Farr
D. G. Luckett
J. Meador, Jr
Benjamin F. Tracy
George H. Prentiss
L. H. Clarke
Oqsos Okies Cgie Meron Gee Tants
Woeseeeese
Trusty Escapes From State Penitentiary in Michigan City
Charles Ulery, a trusted inmate from Carroll County, escaped from the state penitentiary in Michigan City on Saturday evening. He was sprinkling the lawn at 8 o'clock and has remained at large since.
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Michigan City
Ind
Charles Ulery
Carroll County
Drowns Himself in Canal at Cambridge
Cambridge City Indiana August 9. The body of Charles Helms Jr 23 was found in the canal after he disappeared last week. The coroner believes Helms committed suicide.
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Cambridge
Cambridge City
Ind
Charles Helms, Jr
Helms
Sharp Decline in Hog Prices at Indianapolis Market
Receipts reach 3,500 hogs 750 cattle and 350 sheep with prices dropping 10 to 15 cents and an average decline of about a dime from Saturday. Hogs sold mostly at 8.10 to 8.15 with top near 8.15. cattle activity softer though bulls and calves steadier, and sheep and lambs arrivals plentiful but prices steady to strong compared with last week. Market notes include detailed steers heifers cows and calves price ranges and weekly Kansas City Cincinnati and Buffalo reports for reference.
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Indianapolis
Mondazy
Wsicieea
Heee
Heavies
Upweeansssadthdeegegtensa
Upwald
Bosal TM
Arctechanaiaeie
Cincinnati
Union
East Buffalo
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Listed by Rouse Bros
Market notes from Rouse Bros at 13 Kentucky avenue show prices for feed and forage. Corn at 72 7i, oats at 9.00 per 11.0, Timothy 10.00 6 6 12.00, Clover 9.00 11.00, hay 9.00 11.00, wheat straw 8. a. 00, oat straw 6.00 s.50.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Hancock Village Fire Destroys Business Center
A blaze in Hancock Delaware County wiped out multiple downtown structures including the Delaware Drug Company building the Howard building H W Read new building Odd Fellows and G A R halls and Mrs G R Finchs millinery shop Loss listed at 41000 dollars Fire reported early today in Binghamton New York.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Vilage
Hancock
Delaware County
Delaware Drug Company
Howard Bulding
H. W. Read
Odd Fellows and
G. A. R. Halls
G. R. Finch
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Yet Steady Tone
New York August 9. Wall Street shows a moderate early irregularity but maintains a generally steady tone. After initial fractional declines gains offset losses as the first 15 minutes pass, and a strong tone with new top levels emerges. Union Pacific and Great Northern Ore reach new highs. bonds hold steady or rise.
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New York
Union Pacific
Great Northern
City Record for a Day Details Births Deaths and Marriages
Lists births with names and addresses, deaths with ages and causes, marriages, and building permits. Includes numerous local families, streets, and institutions such as City hospital and United Presbyterian church, plus several new houses and a church building project.
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George H. Gouker
Fileuradelis Hays
Isaac Harshman
Gertrude White
Vernie Hollingsworth
Nellie B. Snyder
Michael A. Weilhamer, Jr
Katherin Meyer
Carl B. Marine
Jillian M. Winton
Corwin H. Crim
Shwabeth Thomas
P. H. Yant
College
Twenty-eighth
Mary Casserly
Vermont
van Camp Hardware Co
Missouri
Maryland
J. S. Hollingsworth
Arbor
Henry
Wv. S. Dean
Michigan
Gale
Pii Elevator Co
Schiller
T. B. Rice
London
Twenty-seventh
United Presbyterian Church
Tit N. West
Henry Rochat
Washington Boulevard
Mrs. K. Grassow
Lexington
George R. Pearson
Pennsylvania
Thirty-sixth
M. A. Pierce
Bozart
Washington
William Patrick
Broadway
Cuba Causing Annoyance to United States
Washington reports that the Washington Fest editorial mirrors US views, warning of Cuban government instability under President Gomez. The cabinet has resigned, a new administration struggles to settle, and observers foresee possible trouble and a potential US intervention if the crisis worsens.
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Cuba
United States
Washington
Auto hits hay wagon injuring four near Amity
In Franklin Indiana on August 3 an automobile driven by Floyd Pritchard collided with a hay wagon driven by William Ferguson near Amity. The crash seriously injures Pritchard and Ferguson while Aaroh Pritchard and Harold Overstreet suffer bad bruises. Ted Pritchard escapes unharmed. The car is damaged and one of the wagon’s horses is killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ind
Floyd Pritchard
William Ferguson
Amity
Aaroh Pritch
Ted Pritchard
Ferguson
Hottest Sunday Draws Thousands to City Parks and Beaches
At 2 PM Sunday the thermometer hit 92 degrees the year’s hottest day. Thousands sought relief in parks and at Riverside and Broad Ripple beaches. Ice cream dealers and soda fountains stayed busy serving cold treats late into the night.
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Riverside
Broad Ripple
Band at Fairview Opens with Military Suite and Popular Selections
At Fairview Park on Tuesday evening August 10 the Indianapolis Military Band performs a varied program. The lineup features Empire Express March, Lincoln Reminiscences of the Plantation, Prince of Pilsen, Pyramids piccolo solo, Raizen El overture, Merry Wives of Windsor overture, Monks of Malabar arrangement, The Merry Widow, and humorous pieces by Bellstedt.
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Fairview
Fairview Park
Indianapolis Military Band
Empire Express
Lincoln
Chambers
Carlton Overture
Nicolat
Pink Hall
Peissernherz
Malabar
Woman knocked unconscious by city wagon on West Street
Mrs. Anna Malcom, 55, was struck and knocked unconscious Sunday afternoon by a water company wagon at West and Washington streets in Indianapolis. She was taken to her home at 514 West Pearl Street.
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Anna Malcom
Washington Street
Indianapolis Water Company
Pearl Street
Grain and Livestock Prices and Inspections Report
Indianapolis grain bids show wheat with No 2 red at 1.02 for August and 1.02 for September, with No 3 red at .99 and No 4 red at .09. Wheat inspects at various grades including In-Extra No 56 red. corn bids quiet. oats quiet. Hay steady with timothy around 13.5 and No 1 timothy at 13.00. Pittsburg cattle receipts 185 with steady to mixed prices, hogs receipts 30 loads driving lower quotes, sheep and calves receipts and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Pittsburg
Bloodstains in a Store Hint at Accident
Detectives Simon and Coffin investigated bloodstains in the basement of Home Furniture Co at Washington and Alabama streets. They suspect Albert Fickle, merchant policeman, fell down stairs Sunday night, injured and wandered the basement in a dazed state before washing blood from his hands Monday morning.
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Home Furniture Company
Washington
Alabama
Simon and Coffin
Albert Fickle
Fickle
Trickle
Grand Lodge of Indiana Sued for 8177,477 in Federal Suit
John Pierce of New York sues the Grand Lodge of Indiana Knights of Pythias in federal court for 81,477 alleging unpaid construction charges on a ten story office building. The contract involved a commission including George W. Powell and others with Pierce to supply all materials and labor. Building cost was 168,400 with Pierce paid except the demanded sum plus interest.
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Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Knights of Pythias
John Pierce
Contractsc
New York
Pierce
Grand Lodge Build
Commission
George W. Powell
John McArdle
Robert A. Brown
Harry Wade
C. F. S. Neal
Charles E. Shiveley
Merrill E
Thirty Barrels of Guefee Free for Settlers
Angola Indiana August 17 The old settlers' meeting will be held here August 12. A Powers is president and R E Willis secretary. Lieut Gov Hall will be the principal speaker. Thirty barrels of coffee will be served free with various amusements.
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Angola
Ind
Old Settlers
A. Powers
R. E. Willis
Gov. Hall
Birthday toast pause in sneeze fits none
Chicago market note from August 9 reports opening prices for September wheat at 9944699 cents per bushel with corn oats futures listed. Pork lard ribs futures shown for September with prices around 20.30 11.27 and 10.97 dollars per hundredweight.
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Chicago Grain
A. W. Thomson
Chicago
Lemon Child Struggles With Typhoid at City Hospital
Nine year old Anna Lemons lies seriously ill with typhoid fever at City hospital, blamed on parental neglect by Isaac and Mrs. Lemons. Judge Stubbs was told the family follows religious belief and refuses medicine. if the child dies the parents face three days in the workhouse and aHW fine.
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Anna Lemons
Isaac W. Lemons
Stubbs
Wheat Trading Light on Local Demand in Chicago
Chicago report shows light wheat trade, largely for local accounts, closing lower than opening. Corn steady to unchanged, oats dull and irregular, provisions strong with minimal activity. September bids and asks listed for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs.
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Chicago
The Mummy's Hoot Comedy Begins Tonight
Wonderland draws a large crowd as Otto Flechtl's Tyrolean Yodlers and El Buen Concert company entertain at German Village. The Mummy's Foot, Bergen W. Plummer's new musical comedietta, debuts at the Airdome with the new Airdome Musical Comedy company under Frank M. Wicks and Mr Plummer.
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Wonderland
Otto Flechtl
el Buen
B. W. Lockman
Indianapolis
Mer
Airdome
Frank M. Wicks
Mr. Plummer
Death shocks friends of Bert A. Curry at 23
Bert A. Curry was killed Saturday evening at Vincennes Indiana when an overturned street car struck by a train at an unguarded crossing. A 23 year old employee of Hollweg Reese he was valued by colleagues and loved by his mother. He was active in Marion club and the T P A. Remains were brought to the city and to Lebanon Indiana for interment.
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Bert A. Curry
Vincennes
Ind
Curry
Hollweg & Reese
Mr. Curry
Marion Club
Lebanon
Worker Falls Twenty Feet From Hotel Ledge
Albert Pratt, a hotel workman, fell three feet from a balcony ledge at the Claypool hotel on Saturday. He landed at the feet of several traveling salesmen and escaped with bruises after attempting to retrieve his coat by crawling along the ledge. Pratt was taken to his home at 328 West Twentieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pratt
Claypool
Pratt
W. Twentieth Street
Broad Ripple Beach Draws Big Crowds For Summer Day
Hundreds of bathers enjoyed ideal weather at Broad Ripple bathing beach yesterday. The large pool attracted families and friends while onlookers applauded a band in the grand stand as guards managed crowds with ease. The scene highlighted the park as a popular, safe summer amusement spot.
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Broad Ripple Bathing Beach
Attorney General A G Cavins and aide return from vacations
Back from vacation, A G Cavins, assistant attorney-general, returned from Colorado with his family after a month in the mountains. E M White of the Bingham force also returned to duty after vacations at Greensburg and Muncie Indiana.
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A. G. Cavins
Colorado
E. M. White
Bingham Force
Greensburg
Muncie
Ind
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Summary
Chicago August grain prices list wheat and corn with multiple grades and bid ranges. No. 2 red wheat at 1.03 to 1.038 briefly, No. 3 hard around 1.02, No. 1 spring near 1.33, 1.24 for another spring grade, cash corn No. 2 around 0.68 to 0.69, No. 2 white varied, and cash oats quoted for No. 2 white near 0.70.
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Chicago
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Cheney Bros. Foulards
Guaranty and Surety Co
J State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
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Lafayette
William “‘Ruh
Wabash River
Office of Auditor of
Trusty
State Penitentiary
Wall Street
Pacific
Stansworth
Antoreeta Nelson
Oscar and
Lillie Hitte
Villa Avenue
Wiliam
Amelia Noerr
Napoleon Street
Heftry
Emma Schull
Kansas Street
Joseph and
Josephine Goltnik
Haugh Street
James and
Pearl Roberson
Bismarck Avenue
Terman
Gustiva Wineel
W. Market Street
Charles and
Lucretia Combs
Orval
Myrtle Graham
Frank and
Mary Lazar
William and
Julia Zemecke
Holmes Avenue
Frederick and
Maggie Wielhofer
Tremont Avenue
Dennis and
Anna O'Mara
Germania Avenue
Otis and
Olive Pratt
Tholmes Avenue
Ambrose and
Josephine Olinger
S. Alabama Street
Ida Kramer
Blake Street
Albert and
Inez Oakland
W. Eleventh Street
Henry and
Emma Kettkamp
S. Illinois Street
Cleve
Anna Grow
Delbert
Dora Gearhart
S. Nelson Street
Anna Ortee
Cottage Street
Jennie Field
Churchman
Alexander and Mary Sowers
Montcalm Street
Caroline Emery
Maxwell Street
Lee and
Sinthia Welch
Minerva Street
Hazel Hubberd
Emmett E. Reeves
Brookside Avenue
Ellen Murphy
Meike
John Okey Ayres
S. Missouri Street
Henry Auch
Rural Street
Alton Jackson
N. Weat Street
Ida Myrtle Etherton
Ferris Flats
Gertrude
City Hospital
Thomas J. Mobley
Southeastern Avenue
Elizabeth Jeffries
Massachusetts Avenue
Marguerite Fleischmann
Greer Street
Andrew Harry van &Yckel
Roosevelt Avenue
Grace Winterath
Weghorst Street
Henry O. Brink
Insane
Eliza Elien Gapen
Jacob Selig
Eday Street
American News Service
Gomez
Tered
Ard
Harold Overstreet
Imelancholera
Wonderland Amusement Park
Gontragtor
A. OF
P. Gang Lodge
DR. Fitzpatrick
Tila
the Speedway
Inion Station
Union Depot
Foor
Bergen W. Plum
Bert A
Broad Ripple Beach
Chicago Cash Grain
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