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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1899

Page

6

Corporate lists show 1,173 new companies since January 1

The text catalogs numerous corporations with stated values including printing ink, wheel, sugar refinery, coal and coke, cotton oil, pastry, clay, steel ore, brewing, finishing, brick, and mining firms. Total capitalization reaches 370 million and 1,173 firms formed so far this year.

Zelton Company White Line Traction Company Pastry and Manufacturing Company Cotton Atlantic’ Clay Company Paterson Brewing and Malting Company United States Finishing Company Baltimore Brick Company

Comstock Opposes New York Poster for Exposition

Philadelphia dispatch reports Anthony Comstock condemns a National Export Exposition poster showing Columbia as a woman and a kneeling industry figure. He vows to prosecute if displayed in New York amid objections to impure beauty and decency.

Philadelphia Anthony Comstock Ould New ‘York Gotham Columbia New York

Divorced at Last for Harlem Millionaire Edward Smith

New York July 1 Edward Smith son of a Harlem millionaire is awarded absolute divorce after three trials from Ada Brenner Smith married in 1896. She left in 1898 after alleging abuse and he sued for alienation of affections while she charged his affair with an actress and his intimacy with a physician.

New York Edward Smith Harlem Ada Brenner ‘Smith Normal College Ferdinand G. Kneer Mrsmith

New U S Exports Hit Record 335 Million

Washington reports the close of the fiscal year will show the largest exports of manufactured products in history. Exports for 1898 surpassed prior totals by millions, with June adding about 5 million and 11 months of the present year beating 1898 by 45 million. Total exports forecast at 335 million dollars.

Washington

Fashionable Newport Women Adopt Dark Linen Collars

In Newport this year fashionable women appear in the morning with dark red brown or blue linen collars and stocks on white shirt waists reversing the long practice. The collars are finely made with a turned over top and white attached piece crossing behind and tying in a small bow at the front. This latest style complements a white morning waist. Ladies' Home Journal.

Newport Ladies' Home Journal

Heir to the Throne in Coburg Line

Coburg reports that the young duke of Albany is heir to the throne of Saxe Coburg and Gotha after the abdication of the duke of Edinburgh and the renunciation by the duke of Connaught. At 19, he is Victoria's grandson and will continue studies in Germany as he becomes effectively German to ascend the throne.

Coburg Duke of Albany Saxe-Coburg Gotha Duke of Edinburgh Duke of Germany Saxe-Coburgs and

Steamer Mariposa Arrives from Sydney with Pacific News

San Francisco dispatch reports the steamer Mariposa arriving from Sydney via Auckland Apia and Honolua. It left Apia June 16 and notes everything was quiet there. Honolulu advices dated June 23 say no trees were found of the missing 25000 dollars stolen earlier. F Rose the United States consul at Apia was a passenger.

San.francisco

Sage Opposes New York Transit Consolidation Plan

Russell Sage, director of the Manhattan elevated railway company, opposes a proposed consolidation of New York City's rapid transit systems. He argues the move would grant control to a monopoly and fail to benefit citizens.

Sage York Russell Sage Manhattan Elevated Railway Company

Automobiles Test for Mail Service Begins in Buffalo

The first test automobiles for collecting mails will be made in Buffalo. The rural free delivery funds cover the hire of these autos in two districts. If the test succeeds, vehicles will be deployed nationwide.

Washington Buffalo Coun

Comines and Foundry Firms Form New Control Pact in Trenton

A merged venture involving Fietican Writing Paper Company Capt 0 000 and an ore and soil pipe foundry from Trenton New Jersey has been incorporated with capital of 18 000 600 dollars. The agreement aims to consolidate operations and control supply chains.

Fietican Writing Paper Company Trenton N. J

Nine Regiments Authorized for Philippine Duty

Washington reports nine regiments will join Gen Otis additions to three volunteer regiments already authorized. Total volunteers for Philippine duty reach 15,560 with officers from regulars and company leaders drawn from Cuba Porto Rico and Luzon veterans. Recruiting stations mailed orders as over 3,000 men already sailed from San Francisco this week aboard Pennsylvania Zealandia Sheridan and Valencia carrying 59 officers and 2 244 enlisted men about 2 000 recruits for regular regiments with the Eighth corps.

Washington Otis Cuba Porto Rico Luzon San Francisco Pennsylvania Zealandia Sheridan Valencia Eighth Corps

Touching Their Hearts Burglars Return Goods Case

A New York woman, Mrs Delia Mendes of 491 Sixth Avenue, was robbed nine times over two and a half years, losing goods valued at about 1000 dollars. Last week burglars sent two bundles by express promising to return all stolen items, and the bundles arrived later containing nearly all items except three cheap dresses.

New York Delia Mendes Sixth-ave

Typhoid Death Of Private Shea In San Juan

Private John Shea of San Juan Puerto Rico died Friday of typhoid fever. The report notes wartime casualty and illness among U S troops overseas.

John Shea San Juan P. R Philadelphia Bath Gate N. D Mark Wanna London Daniel S. Beck Fifth Infantry Santiago Morgan City Manila Frisco

Indianapolis City Guidance Compared in Kidney Pain Testimony

Mrs William Stahlhuth of 1123 Spann Avenue testifies that winter kidney pain and backache followed by colored urine improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry J Hyder drug store. She reports complete cure and declares she would use the remedy again if symptoms recur. Pills sold by dealers. Mailed by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.

Indianapolis William Stahlhuth Spannare Dean Henry J. Hyder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y United States Dearborn &T H. J. Huder, & Penn Sloan Drug Co

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