Battle in Panama Harbor Between Rebels and Government
In Panama Harbor Colombia on January 20 a clash occurred between three revolutionary and three government ships. The Philadelphia witnessed the battle as government land forces entrench. The provincial governor was killed. insurgent Tadilla reportedly destroyed the Lautara with its crew deserting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Panama
United States
Philadelphia
Tadilla
Lautara
Preachers Plan Fund Drive for Methodist Hospital
Methodist ministers meet and listen as Rev L H Munhall inspires about 150 conversions in Marion. They set February 16 for fundraising to build a $50 000 hospital and deaconess home in Indianapolis, with a three man committee to secure extra help and boost donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Blackford St
L. H. Munhall
Philadelphia
Marion
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Edwards
Roberts
Halstead
Former Attorney George Chase Returns to Indiana
Loganport scene as George Chase, once a leading attorney, steps from a train in handcuffs. He grew a full beard in absence after being charged with forgery for several thousand dollars and fleeing with his wife left behind. He held farm work near St Louis while officers searched. now ready to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
George Chase
Chase
St. Louis
Dudley H. Chase
Cass County
Mob After Wade Ends With Arrest in Police Court
A mob in a city tried to seize William Wade a colored man after a dispute at a boarding house. Wade was taxed ten dollars and thirty days in police court for offending people on the street. Detectives Wallace and Holtz detained him to prevent lynching as a crowd yelled for tar and feathering. Wade claimed he planned to go to another boarding house and apologized to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wade
Wallace and Holtz
Wade
Race for Coroner Nomination Heats Up in Republican Field
The contest for the Republican renomination of Coroner A. W. Brayton grows crowded with six candidates. Dr. John F. Geis, a former candidate, challenges Brayton amid rumors of a past pledge. Ring support splits among Ira E. Dunlavy and undertaker Harry Tutewiler, with Dr. E W H Dethl and S. H. Malpas also entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brayton
John F. Geis
Dr. Brayton
Dr. Geis
Brayton
Geis
Ira E. Dunlavy
Harry Tutewiler
Tuiewiler
Dunlavy
E. WH. Dethl
Ward
Warry Tutewiler
John G. Geis
Deihl
S. H. Malpas
Clerkship race heats up in county nominations
In Fil Clerks County the Republican nomination slate grows with Harry E. Royse, current file clerk and former Journal reporter, and Lew Shaw amid rumors of Lew Shank’s candidacy. Royse, a South Side figure and Y M S leader, could draw votes from rivals while Shank’s backers push for his prior council candidacy. Joseph C. Harder seeks justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Royse
Lew Shank
County
Mondas
Harry E. Royse
Lew Shaw
Royse
James W. Fesler
The
Journal
Southside
Republican City Committee
John McGregor
Bookwalter
Rouse
South Side
Shank
Clint Hare
Billy
Davis
Joseph C. Harder
Justice of the Peace
Smallpox Outbreak Hits Boarding House in Indiana Avenue
Mr and Mrs James Edwards of a boarding house at 729 Indiana Ave are at the pesthouse with severe smallpox. One other boarder contracted the disease Sunday and the remaining five are under quarantine. Kansas City reports snow and rain across western Missouri Kansas and Midland Territory with drought likely to persist without heavy precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Indiana Ave
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Mindland Territory
Cars Run With Limited Streetcar Service in Terre Haute
TERRE HAUTE Ind Jan 20 The street car company operated about a third of its cars Monday without interference Four hundred Brazil miners went to their work in vehicles Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Brazil
Smallpox Found in 14 Year Old Show Traveler
William Bradley, 14, traveling with a show company, was found Monday by Dr. Mathas to have a mild case of smallpox. He arrived Sunday night from Kansas City and had not yet performed in the theater. He stopped at the doctor’s shop on the route from the Imperial hotel to the theater. No other performers were exposed, and with fumigation and vaccination authorities see no danger of spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
Mathas
Kansas City
Imperial Hotel
Stabbing at West and Washington Ends with Possible Death
Fred Van Camp is held at the police station charged with stabbing Matt Sullivan during a Saturday night melee at a restaurant near West and Washington streets. Sullivan was wounded in the breast and taken to City hospital. doctors fear he may die. Van Camp is held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred .van Camp
Matt Sullivan
West and
Washington Sts
Sullivan
van Camp
Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list several families from addresses on Dunlan Kansas Eddy Willard Arsenal Chadwick Shelby Massa chusetts and Washington. Deaths include Infant Braun Newhouse Penn Brown and others with ages and causes such as consumption stomach cancer and apoplexy. Marriages show pairs including Ziegler Stein Brown After burn Stewart Furnis Grimes Purden Meyer Criqui Homburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Ave
Bertha Braun
Shelby-st
Ww. C
Addie Myers
Martin
Margaret Donahue
E. Washington-st
Charlies
Annie Behaler
S. Belmont-ave
Belle Barrett
Arsenal-ave
Ida Darnell
Brightwood
H. C. Haner
Malone Ave
Boz
Braun
Shelby St
Louis A. Newhouse
Bloyd-ave
J. L. Penn
Belmont Ave
Fanny Brown
Roanokest
Nellie Martin
Bettie Maxey
Erin
Bohdenberg
Bates St
de Rossette
Jefferson Ave
R. T. Kempton
N. LaSalle St
Caroline Laftle
Leonette Powers
McLean St
James A. Stewart
Amelia Furnis
Peter B. Grimes
S. Dora Purden
Gustav J. T. Meyer
Sophia Criqui
John Leist
Katherine Homburg
Criminal Court Grinds Gifts and Reforms Youth
William Williams pleaded guilty to assault in criminal court and was fined. Katie Jackson 12, convicted of incorrigibility, was sent to the Girls reform school after a suspended sentence. Clarence Moore 17 and Arthur Walker 15 were released on suspended sentences after being charged with stealing tobacco cigars and candy from Ed Rushingbaugh’s drug store at 565 W Washington St. A third boy on the same charge escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Katie Jackson
Vut
Clarence Moore
Arthur Walker
Ed Rushinbaugh
Washington St
Walker
Moore
Politicians feud and candidacies swirl in Indiana politics
Kinzie and Cotton, both Republicans, vie for state school superintendent. District 13 backs Muller for attorney general. Millikan authorized to name district delegates. Cotton claims New Castle home. he was deputy state superintendent and now studies at Butler. Indiana delegation praised by Atty. Gen. Taylor, who notes long service influences committee power. Theodore Shockney enters District 8 House race alongside Cromer and Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus E. Kinzie
F. A. Cotton
Zach
Kinzie
Blind
Indianapolis
South Bend
Charles W. Muller
Goshen
Lisle
Carpenter
Frank B. Millikan
Cotton
New Castle
D. M. Geeting
Frank Jones
Jones
Butler University
Atty.-gen. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Holliday
J. S. Barcus
Indiana
Washington
Maine
Iowa
Congress
Building Permits and Repairs Noted in Local Entries
J W Stelting on Blake street near New York street filed a frame house permit for 700 dollars. Mary J Aiken on Tacoma avenue near Washington street filed a frame house permit for 1800 dollars. Indianapolis wrecking company at 117 N Alabama street listed razing for 50 dollars. Co Castle at 136 Neal avenue added to property for 250 dollars. A M Duncan on Ruth street near Vermont street filed a frame building permit for 100 pounds. Mrs M E B McKeerman at 19 N Priest renovation listed for 100 dollars. An advertisement quotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure story from Miss Julia Filbridge of West Cornwall Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stelting
Blake-st
New York-st
Mary J.aiken
Tacoma-ave
Washington-st
Indianapolis Wrecking Company
Alabama-st
Co. Castle
Neal-ave
A. M. Duncan
Ruth-st
Vermont St
M. EB. McKeerman
N. Priest
Renairs
Advertising rates and a sample SUN want ad
A note explains a capital of 15 cents for small classified ads under Wanted Miscellaneous or For Sale Miscellaneous. The excerpt mentions ten words for three days at the 15 cent rate.
Wall Street Corroborates Bullish Tempo In January Trading
Market notes spotty but with strong coal and steel buying. Keene bullish on Manhattan and rails. speculation on Kaffir mining listing and resumed gold exports. Several unions threaten strikes as copper, paper and glass sectors show varied earnings. overall market firm at open, then weak, with rail averages up and industrials down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
Steel Preferred
Washington
Continental Tobacco
Neep Long
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
St. Louis
Southwestern
Manhattan
Commission
James R. Keene
Keene
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Railway
United States Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Western
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
London
United Mine Workers
Wisconsin Paper
Morgan Ship Consolidation
Pacific Mail
Erie
Union Pacific
American Bridge
Indiana securities and bonds listed in city market section
A scanned list of Indianapolis stocks and bonds is presented, including belts, railways, banks, trust companies, gas and power firms, insurance, storage, and traction securities. Several issues show prices or yields, with references to Union Traction, Indianapolis street railway, and New Telephone series notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Eeace Indiana Nat. Bank
Selle Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Indianapolia Gas Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins
American Central Hire
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Fine Home Brewing
Indianapolis Cold
H. P. Wasson
Union Traction
Union Traction Common
Indianapolis Street R'Y
Ge Indianapolis Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Ind Cole
Chicago grain and provisions prices slip on Jan market notes
Wheat futures ease with May at 804 19 c and July 806 79 c fob. Corn declines to May 6514 63 c and July 64 64 c. Oats down to May 46% 45 14 c and July 41 40 c. Pork and lard soften. May pork 17.20 to 16.90, lard 9.7 to 9.65, ribs 8.72 8.40. Eggs at 3 4 c. Butter creameries and dairy classes show mixed gains. cheese names Twins and Young Americas list prices. Live poultry and geese vary. ducks at 10 c and geese 5.00 10.00 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markets Here and Elsewhere News and Numbers
New York stocks opened fractionally lower but soon weakened on rumors of a large gold export. Local traction shares led gains while Atchison and several rails fell after early strength. Kansas City cattle and hog markets rose, with cattleftig and hog prices advancing amid broad commodity movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison Common
St. Paul
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Soo
Chicago & Great Western
Consolidated Gas
Amalgamated
People's Gas
Pennsylvania
U. P
Atchison
Manhattan
Reading
le & O
U. S. Steel
Market Prices Report From New York
NEW YORK January 20 Mess pork 16.50 to 17.50 per hundred pounds lard 9.90 butter 16 23c Cheese large 7 10 1 2c small 7 1 4c eggs Western 24 26c tallow 6c dressed poultry turkeys 8 13c chickens 9 22c fowls 7 1c ducks 9 1c geese 7 9c ellin 28 14c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elgin
Market Report from Union Stock Yards Newfoundland
Cattle receipts 19 000 with prices up 10 to 15 cents. Cattle ranges: good to choice 6.00 to 6.75, choice to fancy 6.85 to 7.40, fattener cows 3.50 to 5.09. Hogs receipts 37 000, Tuesday 35 000 expected, top 6.65, bulk 6.20 to 6.55. Sheep 25 000, natives 2.75 to 4.75, western 3.00 to 4.60, native lambs 4.00 to 6.00, western lambs 4.50 to 5.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
iMec
Texas
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Quotations
Cattle receipts 150 shipments light priced by weight across grades from good to prime export and butcher cattle. Hogs receipts 1,400 with quotes for heavy, mixed, lightweights and pigs. Sheep receipts 140 with bids for lambs yearlings and ewes. Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis reports similar hog quotations for Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate Stock Yards
Cincinnati Live Stock Report Highlights Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 1 028 steady to 15 cents higher with feeders and calves showing gains. Hogs receipts 3 018 with mixed prices from 4.00 to 6.50 for various grades. Sheep receipts 427 dull with extra small gains in best lambs and lower for older stock.
Buffalo Live Stock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise in East Buffalo
East Buffalo stock market reports 190 cattle cars including 15 from Canada with steady demand for medium grades and lower for common cattle. Hogs 100 cars rise. best heavy around 6.75, pigs 5.35 to 3.95. sheep and lambs 120 cars fairly active with lambs 5.80 to 5.90 and ewes 2.00 to 5.00 depending on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat markets hold firm with No 2 red at 89 cents and milling freight value. Corn prices vary by grade with No 1 white at 65 cents and No 4 white around 61 to 63 cents. Oats stay steady with No 2 white near 49 cents and hay softening as timothy prices dip to 12.25 and 10.75. Inspections list several cars of corn and white and yellow grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
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West Cornwell, Conn
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Stout’s Factory Shoe Store
Court House
CUT Price Grocery CO
Orleans
Coffin-Fletcher
Pillsbury’s
Arm and Hammer
C &c
Great Stores
E. Wash. St
Mer. St
Va. Ave
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Mass. Ave
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