Bond listings for Indiana localities and firms
A compiled list of bonds and preferred stocks with issuers in Indiana including Delaware Scott Decatur Newton Pike Gibson Owen and other counties plus Indianapolis entities. Notes show stated values and five and six percent yields where indicated along with contact line for prices and particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Co
Scott Co
Decatur Co
Newton Co
Pike Co
Aigare Ieee Gibson Co
Owen Co
Indianapolis St
New Tel. Co
Noblesville Water Co
Warren Water Co
Home Heating & L.co
Ind
Col. & Southern
Indels Gas Co
Broad Ripple Ry
Citizens’ St. Railway
First Lessons in United States History review
Edward Channing, a Harvard history professor, offers a child friendly history with plain style and end notes. Includes chapter questions for school use and covers early to recent U.S. history. Also notes sermons by Louis A. Banks and features St Nicholas August issue with animal and literature pieces.
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United States
Edward Channing
Marvard University
Feld
New York
the Macmillan Company
August magazine summaries and literary notes
A long digest of August literary and magazine contents. It lists essays, poems, and reviews across The Burr McIntosh Monthly, Ainslee's, New Cosmopolitan, The Atlantic Monthly, The Outlook, and Eclectic Magazine. Notable items include Meredith Nicholson's poetry, Katharine Abbott’s Concord visit, and Henry James on Emile Zola, with numerous articles on literature, education, and banking topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Fuller
Meredith Nicholson
Jeannette Gilder
London
Hristian Brenton
Whistler
G. K. Chesterton
William Archer
Charlies
Mary Lamb
Katharine Abbott
Concord
Burr McIntosh
Mary Mannnering
Kitty Cheatham Thompson
Elsie Leslie
Ethel Barrymore
John Drew
Gilbert
Adirondack
William Gordon-Perez
Ajiisiee
H. Marriott Watson
Ainslee’s
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Magazine Company
Charles G. D. Roberts
W. A. Fraser
W. D. Howells
H. B. Marriott Watson
Maurice Hewlett
Europe
Philippines
Beacon Hill
Frederic Austin Ogg
Atlantic
Margaret Sherwood
Daphne
Emile Zola
Henry James
Agnes Repplier
United States
Charles J. Bullock
Louis C. Elson
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Ellen H. Richards
Alice K. Fallows
John Russell
Heloise B. Hersey
A. D. F. Hamlin
Columbia University
Mmany
Eclectic
Herbert Maxwell
Gilbert Parker
Benjamin Taylor
Quarterly Review
Academy
Bird nesting and nesters in Cornhill and more
The August magazines feature bird nesting and a critique of Wordsworthian complacency in the Cornhill and Speaker. Navy League Journal essays on sea power and Pacific dominance alongside Paul Jones and Kearsarge art. Reviews cover Besnard, Debates on labor, and a broad array of art, politics, and travel pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Navy League Journal
North Pacific
United States
Paul Jones
Serapis
Kearsarge
Ce League
United States Navy
League
Broadway
New York
Albert Paul Besnard
Frances Keyser
Besnard
Turner and Rossett
Monsieur Besnard
Fifth Avenue
Review of Reviews
Leo XIII
W. T. Stead
Whistler
Ernest Knaufft
John R. Commons
Frank Fayant
Socialist Party
Wolf van Schierbrand
M. Jaures
Othon Guerlac
Kansas
Philip Baerman
Hudson River
California
Washington
Far East
David Belasco
William J. Wilgus
New
Joseph P. Gradfield
Shakspeare
Frank C. Drake
Samuel E. Moffett
Meyer Guggenheim
Edwin Lefevre
Charles Steele
C.F. Speare
Frank Brangwin
Hilaire Belloc
Ushant
John Fox, Jr
Kingdom Come
Edith Wharton
James Lane Allen
Beatrice Hanecom
Antarctic
Frank Wilbert Stokes
Yellowstone Park
Hughes
Andrew D. White
Pa Gladden
Elizabeth Cherry Waltz
Publisher notices on new works and authors
A survey of upcoming books from major houses. Ada Patterson and Vic tory Bateman publish for By the Stage Door. John Luther Long rushes a new volume in Japanese dress. Frances Parker writes Marsle of the Lower Ranch. G P Putnam's Sons acquires A Society of the Future by G De Molinari. Drexel Bridle releases Bears I Have Met and Others by Captain Allen Kelly. H G McVickar and Percy Collins issue A Parish of Two Married social life stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Press
New York
Ada Patterson
Metropolis
Victory Bateman
Century Company
John Luther Long
Jane
M. Clark Publishing Company
Boston
Marsle
Frances Parker
G. P. Putnam's Sons
G. de Molinari
la Journal Economiste
Drexel Bridle
Philadelphia
Allen Kelly
Philadelphia North Cg Ly Gen A
H. G. McVickar
Percy Collins
Literary notices and new book releases discussed
An assortment of publishing updates notes new works by Oliver Huckel, William Stearns Davis, James Edward Peabody, Charles McMurry, and Mary MacLane. It also discusses Joseph Conrad’s autobiographical leanings in Youth, Heart of Darkness, and The End of the Tether, with background on Conrad’s Congo voyage and Sailor experiences shaping his fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
George Meredith
B. L. Fparjeon
Joseph Jefferson
Hampstead
Mr. Farjeon
Atlantic
New York
Oliver Huckel
Baltimore
Beyreuth
Mesers
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Macmillan Company
London
Australian
Pesos Pones
Sofala
Belgian Congo
Gorman Boom Grows as Favorite Sons Lead Ballots
Washington Aug 2 with Senator Gorman back in the race the Democratic convention landscape shapes up. Favorites from Pennsylvania New York and other states prepare to cast early votes for their chosen leaders while Bryan fades from power.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Senator Gorman
United States
Senator Cockrell
Dockery
Senate
Coeckrell
Friends
Gorman
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Bryan Stock
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Pacific Coast
California
Ashington
Oregon
Robert E. Pattison
New York
Alton B. Parker
Carter Harrison
Chicago
South
Mason and Dixon
John E. Monk
Senator Gorman Returns Home From Washington Visit
Laurel Maryland August 2 United States Senator Arthur P Gorman his wife Mrs Gorman and Mr and Mrs A P Gorman Jr greeted by friends at the station then driven to the senator s country house they plan later this month to Saratoga Springs for a few weeks
Philippine Trade Shows Rise in Exports on Hemp and Copra
Washington August reports from the War Department record Philippine trade for nine months ending March 21, 1908. Excluding gold and government supplies, merchandise value reached 46,069,485 dollars versus 42,200,008 the prior year and 40,382.19 in 1901. Imports show little change, while exports grow, led by hemp and copra, with optimistic outlook for sugar and tobacco.
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Washington
Insular
War Department
Second Quad Dies in Toledo Cholera Infantum Tragedy
Aug. 2 Toledo reports Theodore Roosevelt Spychalski, the last surviving quadruplet of Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Spychalski, died today from cholera infantum. Earlier, Samuel Jones perished last Thursday. Two girls are ill but likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Theodore Roosevelt Spychalski
Stanislaus Spychalski
Samuel Jones
Reform Dead in China Execution of Shen Chien
Peking reports a return to 1898 coup era tensions as Shen Chien's execution suppresses reform discussions. Fear grips liberal reformers, with officials largely silent and foreign observers disappointed by the Empress Dowager's stance amid arrests of Shanghai editors. A reform letter to the Associated Press asks for timely international warning and questions China’s future beyond revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Imperial Court
Shen Chien
Legations
Prince Su
Shanghai
Associated Press
Theople
Conflicts Persist Across Macedonia and Nearby Regions
Isolated clashes continue in Macedonia with a Bulgarian ambush killing seven Turkish soldiers near Drama. The Ottoman Porte says 40,000 troops in Macedonia will be disbanded soon. Austrian and Russian consuls push for dismissal of Salonica's police chief after inquiries into recent Salonica events. Armenia reports serious disturbances with casualties on both sides amid Turkish Armenian Kurdish clashes.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Drama
Phillippi
Brutus
Cassius
Porte
Salonica
Austria
Russia
Armenia
Russian Rioters Killed In Transcaucasian Riot Tale
Reports from St Petersburg and nearby rail hubs describe clashes between troops and strikers on the Transcaucasian Railway near Tiflis. Troops fired on rioters using revolvers, killing twenty one workers. A rail removal disrupted a train, twelve cars wrecked, two dead. Armenian insinuations cited. Ba Hamara reportedly dead again in Tangier reports.
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Armenia
Bu- Hamara
Petersburg
Frontier
Tiflis
Free Port Plan Backed In Gironde Congress
A Gironde department congress backed creating a free port at Bordeaux and urged negotiations with England the United States and Russia for long term commercial treaties. The drive centers on promoting the wine trade with Great Britain and expands Anglo French economic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Department of
Gironde
Bordeaux
England
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Bribery Commission Hearings Threaten Hedervary Government
In Budapest on August 2 evidence before the bribery commission, largely hearsay, risks compromising the independent party and the Hedervary government. Premier Hedervary to be examined Monday. failure to clear himself may end his tenure. Also in Simla Curzon protests India bearing cost of the South African garrison.
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Budapesth
Independent Party
Hedervary
Simla
India
Curzon
AS YET NO POPE
Herrero asked Dr. Lapponi through the wicket about the pope's health and was told he was a little better but confined to bed Cardinal Cretoni's condition remained unchanged He did not wish to participate in the conclave but doubted whether he should remain in the annunciation yet his illness caused uncertainty about his role
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Gotti
Carina
Princce Chigi
Monsignor
Merry del Val
Camerlengo
Herrero
Second Coming Topic at Pine Lake Chautauqua Close
LaPorte Indiana August 2 The ninth annual Pine Lake Chautauqua Assembly closed with a sacred concert and a closing address by Dr R N Van Doren editor of the Standard. Rev E J Conant warned against unbelief while urging Christ's imminent return and lectured on trust and national leadership noting Bryan and Lincoln as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Pine Lake Chautauqua Assembly
R. N. van Doren
The
Standard
Edwin Morse
Talmage
Pearl Polk Dungan
Louis Evans
B. H. Emett
Roscoe Stott
E. J. Conant
Christ
Pnan
Johnston Meyer
New York
Pacific Coast
Democratic Party
Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
Debs Speaks on Labor and Liberty at Madison Chautauqua
Eugene V. Debs addressed a large Madison audience at the Chautauqua on the topic Labor and Liberty this afternoon, outlining views on worker rights and individual freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Madison Chautauqua
Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Labor and Liberty
Gen Cassius M Clay's Last Will Revealed in Richmond Probate
Dora Brock Clay presents Gen Clay's March 28 191 will naming executors and preserving Whitehall Park as a national dream. The document outlines a trust for the United States, sale and use of Kentucky lands for the park, and substantial legacies to Dora and others while funding the Whitehall reserve. The earlier May 12 1900 will remains to be probated tomorrow with Col James Scott assisting Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cassius M. Clay
Richmond
Dora Clay Brock
General Clay
Whitehall
United States of America
Clay County
Kentucky
Ell Bowlin
Manchester
Whitehall Park
Green Clay
Mary Jane W. Clay
Madison County
Dora Clay
James Bowlin
Joel Todd Hart
Cochran
Washington, D.C
Association of American Authors In
New York
Dora
Society
Dora Cassius Marcellus C. Brock
Dora Brock
J. M. Norwood
Teething Remedy Promoted for Colic and Diarrhea Relief
A long standing remedy claims to soothe infants during teething and colic, extend sleep, and ease diarrheal episodes. The product is touted as the best remedy for teething related stomach issues, supported by decades of use by mothers.
Balance Sheet Fragments Reveal Company Assets and Liabilities
The document lists cash on hand and in banks totaling 530 733 50, unincumbered real estate valued at 055 0R 27, and various bonds and securities. It shows loans on bonds, real estate collateral, and other debts, along with liabilities including unadjusted losses awaiting proof and a legal reserve.
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United States
Sus- Aa Ense
Alloes
HOA
Eet Eterno Neeenererenese
Certification of financial statement by Indiana Auditor
State of Indiana Auditor of State certifies the accompanying financial statement as a correct copy of the company’s condition on the listed date. The original statement is on file in the Auditor’s Office. dated February 13, 196D, with official seal and signature of D E Sherrick as Auditor of State.
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Indiana
Nal
D. E. Sherrick
Big Theft of Jewels in Honolulu
Aug 2 Honolulu reports Mrs. Samuel Parker robbed of 38000 dollars in diamonds rubies and solitaire studs. Jewelry worn at a hotel opening reception. Thieves entered her home hours later taking many gems from displayed collection. Mrs Parker widow of J K Kell later married Colonel Parker after matching her eldest daughter with Prince David.
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Honolulu
Samuel Parker
Colonel Parker
Prince David
Toledo Man Drowns After Sailboat Capsize
Jerome Grosh of J W Clements & Co drowned at Put in Bay in a sailing accident that also involved Miss Alice Sturgis. The lifeboat reached them as Cramp overtook Grosh who sank after aiding Miss Sturgis, who was rescued. The two had been engaged to be married.
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Mr. Grosh
Miss Sturgis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hibben, Hollweg & Co
J. F. Wild & Co
Bankers Tos Stevenson Building
Invalid’s
WM. Hi. Armstrong &O
Surgical
S. Meritian Street
Indianapolis
Russell
of Moses
Louis A. Banks
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Moses
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Current Periodicals
Joseph Conrad
Philippine Trade
Kischineff
Trieste
Ti Piccolo
Boshanoff
Ba-Hamara
Tangier
Morocco
Mulai Mohammed
Moreces
Hungary
Lord Curzon
Pine Lake
Gen. Clay
Dora Brock Clay
Court-Whitehall To Sea National Park
Mrs. Winslow
Broadstreet, Newsark, N. J
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Edward L. Dobbine
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D. C
Burnside Post
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Lavea Leae
N. E
Pendomees
Tha Din E Flakham
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