Daily D. M. Tatile notes scattered local visits
Saturday arrivals and departures across Cowan New Lisbon Anderson Cincinnati Martinsville and Indianapolis. Residents such as Mrs J F McGrath Dr W H Griest Miss Beatrice McGrath and many others appear in town for visits transfers and upcoming events. The bulletin mentions travel to Rome City Liberty and Grand Rapids furniture show plus a church funeral for Wood Pence and a State Board of Tax Commissioners session in Indianapolis.
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D. M. Tatile
Cowan
City
J.F. McGrath
New Lisbon
Jeane
Warnock
Honey
Creek
John James
Knightstown
Dan Adamson
Connersville
Harlan Mann
Richmond
Otto Rentzeoh
Colina
Ohio
Grace Fouts
Indianapolis
Friends
Frank Upham
Downey
Lesier
Aurora
Ed O. Og
Sidon
Miss
L B. Dennins
Benator
TD Ogborn
Fay Holliday
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Wood Pence
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Yates
Grand Rapides
First Annual Meeting of Pan American Bridge Directors
The first annual meeting of the Pan American Bridge Company directors will be held next month. The annual report of completed work and contracts, and those on hand, will be presented and is expected to open eyes due to heavier work than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Bridge Company
Engine to Start Monday at Piano Factory
A large damaged engine has been repaired and will be set up at the piano factory. It will operate Monday morning and run all departments continuously, replacing the cautious start used with the small engine.
Elevator Arrives for Maxim Building Project
The long awaited elevator for the Maxim building has arrived. The Warner Elevator Company of Cincinnati will begin installation at once. The system weighs 24,000 pounds including motor, car, cable, and attachments and will take considerable time to install.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouch
Maxim
Warner Elevator Company
Cincinnati
To the North Prosecuting Attorney Ed Jackson and John Burgess
Ed Jackson and John Burgess and their families left today for Detroit traveling on to Niagara Falls and then to northern Michigan where they will spend several days communing with nature and its charms.
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Ed Jackson
John Burgess
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Farmman Breaks Arm While Loading Hay
Alva Rhoades broke his arm Friday on a farm south of the city after slipping from a load and falling to the ground while loading hay.
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Alva Rhoades
Visira Expose Highlights Daugherty's Market Plans
Mr. Daugherty will be away about two weeks while new work is put on the market. He thoroughly enjoys these visira and plans to review the offerings upon return.
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Daugherty
Milton to Open New Bank Replacing Failed Kessler Bank
A new bank with capital of 335 000 will be established in Milton to replace the failed Kessler bank. Stockholders named include L. W. Beeson A. J. Hart and M. D. Beeson Milton George Floria and Charles Mont Connersville with subscriptions totaling 15000.
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Milton
Kessler Bank
L. W. Beeson
A. J. Hart
M. D. Beeson
George Floria
Charles Mont
Connersville
Tornado Devastates Tonkin Territory Killing Hundreds
From Haiphong a tornado struck Tonquin on June 8, killing about 150 natives and reducing numerous villages to ruins. In Portsmouth England, a naval barracks ball honored American visitors with around 500 attendees, mainly American officers.
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Marseilles
Haiphong
Tonquin
Portsmouth
Eng
Naval Barracks
Brief Dispatches from a Turbulent Era
No major progress in the postal probe. The Kogilah embargo on cattle from Boston is lifted. A worship service led by Dr. J Wilbur Chapmsn presided. The Panama treaty drags before Colombian congress. Three miners die in a powder explosion near Wilkes-Barre. Serbian authorities uncover a plot linked to King Alexander’s death. Goledad, opposite Ciudad Bolivar, seized by Venezuelan raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Des Daou
Winons Bible
J. Wilbur Chapmsn
Wilkenbarre
Alexander
Goledad
Ciudad Bolivar
Orinoco River
Krell French Piano Co Celebrates Rising Industry Ties
The article details a gathering featuring Jessa French, Otto Bollman, H Edgar French, Henry Dreher, G K Houck, W L Mellor, E E Forbes, and W M Gruenwald among others. Speakers praise Krell French Piano Co as a young, growing firm with a bright future and reference advances in communication and travel.
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Jessa French
Morgan Street
St. Louis
Otto Bollman
Bollman Bros. Piano Company
Olive Street
St. Louie
H. Edgar French
New Castle
Henry Dreher
Drehler, Sons & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
G. K. Houck
Houck Piano Co
Little Rock
Ark
W. L. Mellor
French
Mellor
Nipp and Tuck Club
Forbes
Patternon
Albert Krell
Greenwald
Houck
Dreher
Krell-French Piano Co
Curiona
Remarkable Piano Company Meeting At Nipp's Springs
A lively report describes a recent Nipp's Springs gathering celebrating the Krell French Piano Company. Speakers praised progress, with Jeses Onin's solos and remarks from Hon. BE. H. Bandy and Adolph Rogers. Saville and Mr Houck participated. the day featured poetry, a story, and nature imagery as spring music.
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Nipp’s Springs
Jeses Onin
BE. H. Bandy
Adolph Rogers
Harry Micase
Indianapolis
Saville
K. F. Co
Houck
Nashville, Tenn
N. & T. Club
Draker
General Railway Strike Threat Looms in Chicago Freight War
Chicago freight handlers threaten a general strike led by Curran after Kellogg Switchboard shipments moved without interference. Grand Master Hawley met Curran to discuss action as unions weigh pulling workers from Kellogg and Terminal Transfer yards while police promise protection for moved freight. A meeting between union reps and Kellogg management is ongoing to seek an adjustment.
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Chicago
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company
Curran
Switchmen's Union
Frank Hawley
Tts
Kellogg Company
Treasury bond exchanges boost national bank circulation
Washington on July 4 reports 77,660,350 in 3 and 4 percent bonds received for exchange into 2 percent consols. Refunding operations, ending July 41, have increased or created nearly 9:28 million in new circulation of national bank notes to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
National Bank
Father Antrobus Dead and London Clergy Circle
Father Antrobus superior of Brompton oratory dies in London. He was seen as a possible Archbishop of Westminster successor. Earlier he served in diplomacy including second secretary at the American embassy in Washington. Rhode Island iron moulders strike ends without concessions. Russian war minister Kuropatkin and staff at Port Arthur conference depart after retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrobus
London
Brompton Oratory
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
Washington
Rhode Tuland
Kuropatkis
Port Arthur
Tataleter
China
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Emma Murphey
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