Madison to Get New Foundry Klein Anger Planing Mill Site
Alison Indiana July 8 19h work advances on a new casting foundry to be named Klein & Anger located behind the Anger planing mill on South Walnut street. The plant 50 by 22 feet will house two smelters blast furnace and metal chimney delivering brass iron and steel castings with full machine shop services. Nicholas Klein and Charles Anger lead the venture promising rapid production and high quality work for local needs.
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Charles Aggee
South Waigué Street
Kiein & Anger
Anger
Nicholas Kiein
Madison
Tus Crae
Charles Auger
South
Walnut Street
Mercury Cure Claims No Harmful Effects For Nasal Health
An old advertisement praises Hall's Curo and a fish seine case is noted. The ad asserts no manganese or misuses in the products and urges internal use for blood and mucous surfaces. Bedford Elijah Kimmel pleads guilty to possessing an unlawful fish seine and is fined.
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Buyny Hall
Cutarra
Toledo
Ohio
F. 2
Cheney & Go
Drupgyisis
Price Fleeper
Hall
Polia
Bedford
Elijah Kimmel
Malott
Investors push fare raise for Indianapolis traction line
The Indianapolis Times reports the Irwin family financed and then sold the Indianapolis Columbus Southern Traction to the Insull group in 1912. Revenue declines prompt Insull demand for higher fares while Irwins collect cash and guaranteed 5 percent returns, raising questions at a public service commission hearing.
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Public Service Commission
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Commission
Irwin
Columbus
Insull
Chicago
Thomas Duncan
Ingull
Irwins
Indianapolis Times
State pays off $400 000 loan to banks in 1915 June
Indianapolis June 30 The State finance board paid off a $400 000 loan to Merchants National Bank and Indiana Trust Company taken February 18 at 2 percent. For the first time in eighteen years advance county tax calls in May did not occur and counties may retain cash until final June settlement, reflecting unusually good state treasury condition due to departmental economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Finance Board
Merchante National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Fourth of July Supper Party and Colonial Costumes
Readable text describes a July fourth party with thirteen guests in colonial costumes, Goddess of Liberty hostess, state-nickname menu cards, guessing games, and themed dishes. Also includes sample menus and prizes for best guessers and note on patriotic cake and pie designs.
Five year old girl injured by crochet needle incident
Miss Ind winner Aurora Indiana reports 5 year old Harvay C Byram daughter severely injured when running with a crochet needle she tripped and the hook penetrated her cheek and tongue base Physicians removed the needle from her tongue in a medical emergency documented locally.
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Aurora, Ind
Indwina
Navy seeks self supporting fleet under Secretary Daniels plan
Secretary Daniels envisions a self supporting navy producing its own battleships torpedo boats submarines torpedoes armor plate and all war supplies. He hopes for financial aid and Congressional approval to realize these plans before the end of the current administration.
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Washington
Daniels
Congress
Edison unveils fireman's lamp in smoke penetrating test
West Orange New Jersey June 28 Edison announces a fireman's lamp that can penetrate thick smoke like a search light and render objects visible. The invention aims to aid firefighters in locating people and hazards during blazes.
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West Orange
N.J
Thomas A. Edison
Cox Emerson wedding in Patriot Indiana
Carlisle Cox of Carrollton Ky and Miss Elizabeth Emerson of Patriot Ind will wed at 8 pm tonight at the bride’s home in Patriot Ind. Cox is son of Capt J J Cox local wharf master and a popular businessman. Emerson is daughter of Lemuel H and Mrs Emerson of Patriot.
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Carrollton
Carlisle Cox
Elizabeth Emerson
Patriot
Ind
J. J. Cox
Lemuel H. Hmerson
No Use to Wear Out Your Cold Warns of Disease
Thousands suffer coughs and colds through neglect and delay. Dr. King’s New Discovery helps clear the head ease breathing and restore strength. Buy a bottle today at any drug store.
Belgian Farmers Coming to Wilmington Colony
A small party of Belgian farmers with farms stocked for them will sail from Liverpool to New York en route to near Wilmington North Carolina. Homes are built and furnished. Steamship and railway firms cut fares to about 25 dollars per person. The project, named Little Belgium, has approval from the American secretary of agriculture.
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Wilmington
N.C
London
Liverpool
New York
Farig
Triaston
Little
Belgium
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatic Pain Relief
Advertising copy touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pain. It promises fast, surface application without rubbing, penetrating to the joint area for instant relief from pains like lumbago sciatica and swollen joints, with a money back guarantee.
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Sloan
Counting a Billion Dollars in Time
O P Austin former Chief of the Bureau of Statistics notes the scale of a billion dollars. He explains that at an expert coin counter’s rate 82 000 silver dollars can be counted in a day, one million in about 31 days, and a billion would require 102 years of eight hour days.
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Treasury
O. P. Austin
Bureau of Statistics
Night in Africa reveals perilous post dusk veldt life
Stewart Edward White notes Africa’s night wildlife as a dangerous, unfolding realm. He describes camp routines under canvas, domed light, and the veldt’s quiet but warning voices. He recalls seeing remains of many creatures killed by lions, with buffalo and rhinoceros less commonly affected.
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Stewart Edward White
Africa
Hitle
Hans
England's mint once conducted by Italiana
A historical note indicates that England's minting was previously overseen by Italiana, reflecting a past arrangement where an Italian authority managed coin production duties.
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England
Italiana
Origin of America Hymn Text Traced to 1882
The article recalls the origin of the song America with links to Maglind’s national anthem and notes that Dr S I Smith wrote the then improvised words in 1882. It states the first public singing occurred at a Park Street Church event in Boston on the Fourth of July 1882.
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America
Maglind
S. I. Smith
Three Big Meals For Our Sailors
Washington reports that navy rations provide three varied daily meals with fresh vegetables and little canned food. Admiral McGowan notes certain items are essential, but the fleet increasingly relies on better provisioning to sustain ships in port or at sea.
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Washington
Mattos
Terra Firma
Navy
Uncle Sam
Jacky
National Defense
Admiral McGowan
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
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Madison Sabe Deposit
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ER. E. Powell, Pres
John W. Tevie
See’y. and Treas
Firemen & Mechan
Ics’ Insurance Co
David Johnson
W. O. McLelland
First National Bank
Indj Capital Stock
Edward Kampe
Presa
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J. F. Niesse
Agat
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