Glasier Named Captain in Place of Pugh
Samuel Pugh of hose company No 17 resigned the board of safety. John Glazier, lately assistant chief, appointed to Pugh’s post. Edgar Laurencells of Chicago killed himself in St Louis. Col Robert Sands of the Confederacy dead in Mobile. Robbers routed the First National Bank at Lyons Nebraska of 2000 dollars. Artist E L Weeks born Boston died in Paris. Eight Williams College students at Pittafield Mass have typhoid fever. Philadelphia strawboard plant damaged 400000 by fire. Brig Gen Bernard Washington dead after 103 battles. Missouri Supreme Court bans liquor in local option counties. Miss Frank Downing and sister drown after breaking through ice at Minto ND. D M Parry of Indianapolis to address Northwestern Manufacturers’ Association in St Paul. German colonial society to study cotton growing in Texas. Vandals mutilate the memorial of Chodowlecks engraver Berlin. M Richer explorer and M Villette newspaperman duel in Paris. Villette wounded but not seriously. Theodora Mayes 15 of St Joseph alleged to have shot her baby brother. KF Guibert of Pittsburgh wanted at Frankfort IN will be sent back. Alleged fraud by a Frankfort manufacturer. Max Stevens of Steubenville thought he was securing a marriage certificate. it was a note for $60. Stevens refuses strangers on his farm. James R B Gilmore, 8 writer, New Heffield under name ere another liken?
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Edgar Laurencells
Chicago
St. Louis
Robert, Sands
Confederacy
Mobile
Ala
First National Bank
Lyons
Neb
E. L. Weeks
Boston
Paria
Williams College
Pittafield
Mass
Philadelphia
F. Bernard
Washington
Mizgouri Supreme Court
Mia
Frank Downing
Minto
N. D
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
Northwestern Manufacturers’ Association
St. Paul
German Colonial Society
Texas
Frankfort
Max Stevens
Steubenville
Siefadléa
Stevens
James RB. Gilmore
Beautiful Actress Becomes Leading Lady
DES MOINES November 7 Miss Leta Vance a noted supporter of Otis Skinner last season attracts attention nationwide for her dancing beauty and voice This season she appears with the Evans and England Papa Boy company as the leading lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Leta Vance
Otis Skinner
Evans and Englund “Papa Boy
One Juror Saves Life Of Truman Beam
Hammond Indiana November 13 The holding out of one juryman in the trial of Truman Beam saved the prisoner's life George M Elder a wholesale manufacturer and ex clerk of the Lake county superior court believed the man not guilty and for more than 99 hours held the jury from reaching a verdict All the other Jurors wanted to convict Beam of murder in the first degree He was arrested on the charge of choking to death Martha Lawrence while she was visiting at the Beam home last April He will have a new trial in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Trumen Beam
Geore M. Elder
Turer
Lake County
Beam Home
Sig Schoen Trial for Sunday Sale Infliction
The trial of Sig Schoen, saloon owner tied to the September Sunday clash that left William Collins dead after an altercation with Frank Davis, was set for 2 p m Wednesday in the criminal court on a charge of selling on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Schoen
Wiliam Collins
Frank Davis
Government Clesca Evidence in Bribe Conspiracy Case
Cincinnati report states the government finished its evidence against J. M. Johns and Dante V. Miller on trial for conspiracy to extort a bribe from John J. Ryan. The last witness for the government was district inspector Watton, with proceedings continuing Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. M. Johns
Dante V. Miller
John J. Ryan
Morni
I Watton
Socialist Resolutions Cause AFL Union Tensions
At the AFL morning session in Boston the socialistic resolutions were debated again. Daniel W. Richmond warned that accepting them could trigger withdrawals from the federation. Philadelphia delegate Kraft and New Castle delegate Slayton argued for socialist interests while John Mitchell said socialism harms the trade union movement and politics overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Federation of Labor Conventon
Daniel W. Richmond
International Association of Railway Cleran
Chicago
American Federation of Iabor
Delgate Kraft
Philadelphia
Slayton
New Castle
John Mitchell
Remains of Monroe Family Interred at Hollywood Cemetery
Remains of Mrs. James Monroe and her daughter were moved from the Oak Hill family burying ground to Hollywood cemetery in Richmond. The interment included descendants and dignitaries, with services led by Bishop Gibert. Pallbearers included Gov. Montague and several state and federal officials.
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Richmond
James Monroe
President Monroe
Samuel L. Gouverneur
Oak UM
Monroe
Hollywood Cemetery
Virginia
Remnins
General Assembly of Virginia
Giben
Diocese of Virginia
Gov
Montague
Lieutgov
Willard
Dante and
Martin
Lamb
Henry Fairfax
Virginia Corporation Commission
Jonn F. Ryan
House of Representatives
Representatives
Taylor, Cabell, Brock, Woodward and McIlwaine
Social notices of gatherings and visits in Indianapolis area
Miss Margaret Neuman will visit Afirs. Elizabeth Tarpy of Louisville. Dramatic style thanksgiving play postponed to Dec 1. Mrs. Ioma Parks of Martinsville guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aquila Q. Tones. Mrs. Clayton Potts hosted a card party for friends in honor of Mr. and Nora and Charles Anison of Spencer. A St Marys church social and reception planned on 5 Delawarest. A reception and dance by Mr. and Mrs. William Scott introduced their daughter Swiss Charlotte Scott. Miles Mary Donnelly hosted a company. Mrs. Admdie L. Hardy of Oklahoma City honored at a Tuesday event at her Riverdale home. Johnson county music staff and Ida Belle Sweenie, Maude Parkhurst, Everett McHatten, and Arthur Lewis travel to Franklin for an opera house program. Mr. and Mrs. James McClain entertained about 39 friends, with Herty Ballard of Chicago as guest. Supper served. attendees listed among local families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Neuman
Elizabeth Tarpy
Louisville
Ioma Parks
Martinsville
Rs. Aquitla Q. Tones
Clayton Potts
Nora
Charles Anison
Spencer
Carl
St. Mary's Church
Delawarest
William Scott
Suiss Charlotte Scott
Miles Mary Donnelly
Phriverave
Admdie L. Hardy
Oklahoma City
Opera House
James McClain
Herty Ballard
Chicago
McClain
Schuck
C. F. Gerlach
Frank Powell
Edgrr Stevenson
Newman
H. C. Ballard
Sherlock
Flora Snyder
Misa Marie Matthewes
William Watkins
Richard McClain
Russians Emigrate to America Amid War News
News digest from St Peters burg and other cities reports large emigration from Russia to America due to rosy letters from former emigrants now in the United States. The dispatch covers a Korea clash involving Japanese and American riders, a shipyard boom in Sebastopol, czarina ear inflammation delaying funeral attendance, royal pheasant shooting at Windsor, and an anarchist murder plot uncovered in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
America
Russia
United States
Swamp Root Offered as Kidney Remedy Ad
A long testimonial touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims quick relief from backache, frequent urination, and other symptoms, offers free samples by mail, and urges readers to write for a brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Kilmer
C. Bailey
Police
Columbus
Old Spain waking up to modern reforms and farming drive
Nov. 18 report from Washington outlines Spain plans to modernize the royal castle area with sanitary plumbing and granite paths. The government will invite foreign contractor participation, fund large irrigation expansions, and encourage a big agricultural implement factory, signaling vast opportunities for U.S. firms. Also included are market notes from New York and Indianapolis on grains, meats, and livestock prices and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Danalger
Madrid
Department of Commerce
Unclear Fragments From Skimmed Historical Notice
Fragmentary OCR text includes disjoint phrases about primes, eyes, and names like Satie and Bane, with no coherent event, date, place, or identifiable organizations available for a factual summary. Unable to reconstruct a definite news item or context from the readable portions.
Local Securities and Industrial Firms Listed in 19th Century Ledger
A dense catalog of securities, railroad, bank, manufacturing, and utility companies appears, naming Indianapolis and surrounding entities. Entries include banks, transit lines, telephone and electric concerns, iron works, powder and glass makers, and various trust and loan companies with scattered references to bonds and preferred stocks. The list reads like an investment ledger or registry from the era, noting company names and partial affiliations across Indiana and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Central Lit American Ny Auge Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Ogainyn Heit
Guaranty and Loan Company
Ivana Ketoniay
Te Jeu Indienapolta
Martinsville
Hond
Pransie Company
Indianants
Indiana Puis LiHanagalin
Indianapolis Street Belloway
Indianapolis Traction and Terrdoval Compantyes
Ces
Taw Guillen
Laycock, T. B
Mfg. Co
Marion Trost Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Newcastle Bridge Company
New Telephone Company
New Peterhen
People's Deposit Bank
J. T. Polk Co
Heh Forditzer
Union Uyter
Common
Union Trust Company
van Camp Uf Wasson
Ptd
New York Stocks Open Higher on Broad Advance
New York stocks rose amid widespread buying with steel and sugar leading the gains. The market showed tentative strength after a softer start as railway shares and copper moved higher while government bonds steadied and trading remained active across sectors.
Pittsburg Union Stockyard Prices Persist Amid Active Trade
Live stock prices at Pittsburg Union Stockyard Pa show steady demand across classes. Cattle and calves command strong values with prime steer bids near 42 and fed cattle around 1500 to 1508 per head. Hogs remain active with prime medium hogs trading around 15 dollars, and helpers and workers noted at approximately 1.97.
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Indianapolis
Pittssu'ro
Pittsburg Union Stockyarde
Helfers
Lai
Cormon
East Buffalo Live Stock Price Report
East Buffalo market notes on cattle hogs sheep and calves with prices and receipts. Chicago live stock and provisions prices listed alongside Cincinnati cattle trade, with varied bids and stocker feeder values and dairy and poultry figures.
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Rogers
W. Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Howell Waddle
Law Building
Glasier
Samuel Pugh
Hose Company No. 17
Board of Safety
John Glazier
All Pugh
Miss Leta Vance
Truman Beam
Joan Michell
Court
Washville
Brown County
Hood
Mackell
New York
Novik
James Blackett
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Ie Yard
Board of Health
Rodgers
Martin O'Meara
Dillard
William
Korea
Novoe .Vremya
Seun
Sheltr
Wardogs
Sebastapol
Nikoloff
Vzarina
Darmstadt
The
Zettung
Czarina
Bklermwics
Poland
Elizabeth of
London
Navy
King Edward
Hhs Guest
King Victor
Italy
Windsor
Victor
Frogmore
Queen Victoria
Rome
Mezcermo
Sten
Switersland
Milan
I Os
Nature
Bright
Tilmer
Swamp-Raat
Kilner
Hornitals
Mall
Mien
Waren
Dr. Kitmer & Co
Binghamton
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Dr. Klimer
Finghamton
Old Spain
City
Ste. Cormin—New
Weald
SiGe
Hay—Timothy
City Grain Market
Ear
Stromyrr
Timothy
Pravisinar
Geome
Thor
Satie
Bane
Local Securities
Ruie le
Mad. Tel. Co
Teseth Cot
Southern
Intianars
Ted
TrVanapolis
Indianapolis Water Co
Kokamo Railway and Light
He & L
New
Wenet Lally
Ron Jost
I. RT
Lorlon
Southern Pacific
Cuba
Ba N.T Ca. Rewdling, SE ©. & A. Soni le & Ng
East Buffalo
Pla
Co Medum Amt
Medhem
Watt
Julie
Ste Shippers
Young Americas
Pac
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