Girl to Testify at Inquiry Into Sutton Death
Pittsburg July 12 Miss May E Stewart daughter of former Old Liberty councilman Charles Stewart is a key witness in the inquiry into Lieut James N Suttons death at Annapolis in 1907. She lives in Stuynebrae Ontario has not resided with her father for years and has shown little communication about Suttons death.
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Pittsburg
May E. Stewart
James N. Sutton
Annapolis
Charles Stewart
Old Liberty Avenue
Ontario
Canada
Stewart
Mae Stewart
East End
Muskoka Lake
Smiley
Lieut
Sutton
Mae
John M. Stewart
Naval Academy
Academy
Miss Stewart
Lieut. Sutton
Marshland Street
Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance Company financial report
The Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Detroit reports assets totaling 1 191 051 12 with cash 67 486 69 real estate 89 399 35 bonds 429 119 00 state bank stock 11 000 00 loans 491 613 00 debts for premiums 90 823 32 and other securities 508 29. liabilities 0 2 show 11 715 29. The auditor of Indiana certifies the statement as of December 31, 1908 and March 10, 1909.
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Sailee
Fiore Seale Des
Cossees
Ate of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State
State of
Dember
J. C. Billheimer
En of
Office of Auditor of
Tornado Toll Rises Across Minnesota and Kansas Towns
A multi town tornado outbreak leaves at least six dead and dozens injured across eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota including Ortonville and Big Stone. Wrecked homes, overturned box cars, and demolished roundhouses mark the devastation as communication lines fail. In Abilene Kansas a waterspout and two inches of rain flood streets and damage mills and schools. Crop losses and widespread unroofing follow in several towns.
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Big Stone Lake
Big Stone
John Deguiff
William E. Chamberlain
Abilene
Kas
Parker Warehouse
Abilene Mill
St. Joseph's Academy
Pana
Xenia
Robert Holman
Edward Davis
Frederick Holman
Emmet Coldasura
Best of Food at Camp Algona Menu Preview
Sample menu for Camp Algona excursion running July 27 to August 3 highlights breakfast soups meats vegetables and desserts. Meals include fruit cereals fried potatoes ham and eggs roast beef fish pork and veal with daily bread pies and cakes baked on the island. Trip cost 20 dollars for adults 13 50 for ages five to 12 and 6 50 for under five with table board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Algonac
Fire Captain Hurt by Explosion of Chemical Fire
Captain Thomas Howard of Wase Company No 16 was injured Sunday night when a cap blew off a hand chemical used to extinguish a fire above Charles Givens' tailor shop at 1604 College Items. The cap was blown off by gas, striking above his right eye. he remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howard
Wase Company No. 16
Charles Givens
College Items
Cricket in Montreal Meets Baseball In Comic Exchange
Fritz Buelow, former Cleveland catcher now with Montreal Eastern, notes learning cricket. He says Montreal fans all play cricket and baseball is only an incident, while Addie Joss and Tim Hurst share a London Dublin joke amid the banter.
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Fritz Buelow
Cleveland
Jimmy Casey
Montreal
New York
Fritz
Monttreal
Addie Joss
Tim Hurst
Tim
Ireland
Adeie
Dublin
Tye
London
bin Bradley
Jeffries Declines Fight Johnson Ends Boxing Career
Montreal July 12 James J Jeffries says he will not fight Jack Johnson under any conditions. He cites lack of conditioning and reluctance to cross the color line. He plans to quit boxing and prefers a white champion. Jeffries is in Montreal with Sam Berger giving a theatrical exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Sam Berger
Strike Order Surprises Hosage Leader in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Co vice-president George Z. Hosack says the strike order by District Five, U M W of A, came as a surprise as agreements were observed and minor grievances were under discussion. He foresees a settlement before Thursday when the strike date is set. The grievances cited include safety explosives, alleged eight hour law violations on dead work, and the check-off system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George Z. Hosack
Pittsburg Coal Company
District Five
National Board
Fugitive Caught After Jump From Train at Union Station
Robert Hilderbrandt, 28, leaped from a speeding Pennsylvania train near Marion Indiana Friday night. He was arrested Sunday by Railroad Detective Black while being moved from Decatur Illinois to Hartford City. The escape occurred when Sheriff Clamme briefly left him unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hilderbrandt
Marion
Ind
Black
Hilderbrandt
Ing
Decatur
Ill
Hartford City
Clamme
Blackford County
Glidden Tour Begins Sixth Auto Reliability Run from Detroit
Thirty autos start the sixth annual Glidden Tour from Detroit on a 1000 mile tougher course. Cars contend for three trophies, with routes through Kalamazoo, Chicago, South Bend, Laporte, Madison, La Crosse, and Minneapolis before reaching Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Indiana
South Bend
Laporte
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
LaCrosse
Minnesota
Denver
Pitchers Battle on Batesville Grounds Ends In Tie
In Batesville Indiana on July 12 Benz of Batesville and Giffin of the Indianapolis Taste Tells dueled in a famed pitchers battle that ended in the twentieth inning with a 1 to 1 tie. Benz fanned two and held the Taste Tells to nine hits while Giffin struck out three. The game featured 21 hits total with Batesville committing four errors to Taste Tells five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ind
Benz
Giffin
Indianapolis
Nickel
Dunn
Wernke
Terry
Fragmented financial ledger entry from a company balance sheet
The document lists assets and liabilities with figures obscured by OCR errors. It shows total assets near two million dollars and liabilities including bank debts and outstanding claims. Several lines mention premiums, reinsurances, and losses, but many numbers are garbled or incomplete.
Week of Sport Events Across Baseball Boxing and Wrestling
Baseball features series in Toledo Indianapolis and Louisville Indianapolis matchups. Boxing rundown covers Monday to Saturday bouts in London Memphis Brooklyn Los Angeles Pittsburg Columbus Springfield Kansas City Hammond San Francisco and Philadelphia bouts with notable fighters such as Welsh White McGovern Coster and Frayne. Wrestling action opens Monday in Seattle with Olsen versus Roller and includes regional clubs Bunny Ford Jim Smith and Tom Foley on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joe Galligan
Harry Trendell
Hammond
Harry Forbeys
San Francisco
Johnny Frayne
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
West End Athletic Club
Jack Hagan
West Philadelphia
Charlie Twin Miller
Boston
Douglass A. C
Johnny Wilets
Knockout Kid
Young Kid Broad
New England
Bunny Ford
Jim Smith
Danbury
Conn
Billy Rolfe
Larry Conley
Tom Foley
Young MacDonougher
National A. C
South Boston
Seattle
Charles Olsen
Doc Roller
Langford Ketchel Bout Off After Purse Dispute
New York July 12 Joe Woodman manager of the Boston Tar Baby cancels the Langford Ketchel match planned for Ely Nevada. Woodman accuses Britt Langford of seeking a 20000 dollar share from a 25000 dollar purse and proposes a ten round bout at the Fairmont club with Ketchel and Langford to settle the dispute and prove the middleweight claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ely
Nev
Joe Woodman
Boston Tar Baby
Britt
Woodman
Tommy Burns
Papke
Ketchel
Fairmont Club
Langford
O’brien
Sam
Hammon d leads golfers at South Grove links
Tom Hammond posted the best net score of 79 among the men at the South Grove links tournament yesterday. The top six were: Chester Zix 80, George Hawley 85, Carl Opperman 87, Layman Hawley 95, Rev. Dr. Kumer 99. Mrs Tom Hammond led the women with 100, followed by Miss Martin 103 and Miss Biddle 113.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hammond
South Grove Links
Chester Zix
George Hawley
Carl Opperman
Layman Hawley
Dr. Kumer
Miss Martin
Miss Biddle
Insurance Company Balance Sheet and Officers Listed
The National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford lists its No Pearl Street Hartford address with officers James Nichols president H A Smith vice president B R Stillman secretary G H Tryon assistant secretary F D Layton second assistant secretary. The capital is 1,000,000 and assets total 6,561,600 with cash, real estate, bonds, stocks, and loans. liabilities total 5,078,891.77 with losses and other claims. An Indiana auditor certifies the statement date as December 71st, 188.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlreet
Hartford
Conn
James Nichols
H. A.smith
B. Stillman
G. H. Tryon
F. D. Layton
Indiana
Ice
State
Tate
J. C. Billheimer
Aachen and
Pearl Street
H. A. Smith
B. R. Stillman
Ae of
Office of Auditor
Ate
State of
Billheimer
C l. .AuAites
Royal Exchange Assurance
William Street
New York
UW. C. Crosby
U. S
Regal Exchange
London
England
United States
Wonderland March to Be Played by Hussars Band
B. D. Gilliland director of Gilliland's Hussar band has written a march named after Wonderland. It will be performed tonight in the German village at Wonderland. The program features overture William Tell Rossini duets Swiss Boy Nightingale Serenade Drinking Song Waltz Suite Neu Wein and more with intermission and selections from Cavalleria Rusticana La Reina de Saba Annie Laurie and a Delibes march Wonderland to the Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Gilliland
Gilliland
Hussar Band
Willam Tell
Rossini
Bent Messrs
Tillotson
Volcal
Sullivan
J. Olney Manville
Strauss Post Horn Galop
Koenig
Herbert
Gilliard
Champions and Senators Split Doubleheader at Washington Park
The Champions and the Senators divided a Saturday doubleheader at Washington Park. In the first game Cheney defeated Durham 3 to 0 behind solid pitching. In the second game Geyer blanked the Champions 5 to 0 as Graham was relieved by Slagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Cheney
Durham
Geyer
Graham
Slagle
Bonds and securities market values and adjustments
The record lists railroad bonds market value of 674,951 00 and other bonds 108,250 00 with a 4.500 00 premium and 113830 22, plus 62.948 losses adjusted and not due. Losses unadjusted 144,34 00. Totals show 2,450,087 89 assets and 148,840 00 liabilities or adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ge
John E Clelant Named Business Director in Indianapolis
John E. Clelant is announced as Business Director based in Indianapolis Indiana on July 12 109. The notice lists his position and location within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Clelant
Indianapolis
Ind
Senators Trounced in Louisville Opener
Louisville defeated Columbus in a 6 inning opener as Selby held the visitors in late innings. Friel hit a home run and Moriarity starred at shortstop while Goodwin faltered before Upp relieved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Goodwin
Upp
Selby
Friel
Moriarity
Short
London Assurance Company Assets and Appointments
The London Assurance Corporation shows assets in the U S including cash and bonds totaling 2 725 322 51 with listed liabilities for losses and claims. Notices announce executorship for Sarah M Knickerbocker and administration with will annexed for Birdie B Bates, both Marion County Indiana deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Knickerbocker
Marion County
Indiana
Aquilla Q. Jones
Birdie B. Bates
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Suttons
Stuynebrae
Michigan Fire& Marine Insurance Company
Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Penobscot Bldg
Michigan
M. W. O'Brien
E. J. Booth
National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
DEA
Minn
South Dakota
Ortonville
S. D
Camp Algona
Ahner
Cricket
Butch
Jeff
Johnson
Hosage
Union Station
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
U. 3 A
AUTOS
Buidden
American Automobile Association
Saline
THE
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Co
Beee
Intana
Toledo
Louisville
Freddie ‘Welsh
Young Josephs
Memphis
Charley White
Young Dougherty
Brooklyn
Phil McGovern
Charley Goldman
Joe Coster
Joe Wagner
Los Angeles
Nelson
Adolph Wolgast
Sam Langford
John Hayes
Billy Papke
Jim Flynn
Ohio
Bobby Welsh
Sammy Trott
Springfield
Biz Mackey
Frankie White
Cam Langford
Total Aseets
Asco
Madras
South America
Steamship Department
Merchants National Bank
Meridian Street
Frenzel Bros
Hussars
Senators
Corporation ‘of the Royal Exchange Assurance
Total Assets
Board of School Commissioners
City of
Spruce Street
Bloomington
Market Streets
Ray and
Warren Streets
J. ‘Tr. Johnson & Co
Farmer
David Cox
Navy
London Assurance Corporation
N. Y
Charles L. Case
Home Office
U. 8
Hilary Morris
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