Talks With Travelers Liquor Business Flourishing in Terre Haute District
Terre Haute revenue collector John Bonnell says liquor business is flourishing in his district and predicts a larger revenue boost as the Vincennes distillery reopens. He notes strong Republican sentiment in the Fifth and Ninth districts, especially among farmers, and cites expected yearly revenue increases to surpass current figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RB. Bonnell
Terre Haute
Bonnell
Crawfordsville
Vincennes
Bir
Peoria
Cincinnati
Delphi town pride cited by Carroll Democrat
M A Ryan, a Carroll county Democrat, praised Delphi as picturesque and announced plans to visit Indianapolis. He noted Landis’s ill son improving and described teens avoiding swimming in Deer Creek due to typhoid fears. He predicted Landis’s likely victory and discussed a possible Republican nominee, L J Kirkpatrick of Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
M. A. Ryan
Carroll County
English
Ryan
Indianapolis
Landis
Deer Creek
Ndis
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Kirkpatrick
McCulloch to leave for Europe. McGuire ill at home
George F. McCulloch, president and general manager of Union Traction Company, will depart for the East to join Mrs McCulloch and sail for Europe for several weeks. Co Ww McGuire, assistant to the president and general manager, is seriously ill at his Anderson home after a sudden illness. he was moved from Denison to his private car Martha yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
McCulloch
Europe
Co. Ww. McGuire
Anderson
Denison
Martha
Noblesville Carnival Promises Amusement for Workers
Col J C Jones of Noblesville reports a carnival planned for next week aimed at entertaining men employed in local manufacturing establishments. He calls the event an Interesting affair and notes its purpose as providing amusement for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jones
Noblesville
Warden Reid Plans Execution of Louis Russell at Prison
Warden Reid of Michigan City State Prison was in the city yesterday making preparations for the execution of Louis Russell, a colored man sentenced to die August 2% for the murder of another colored man at Princeton. Reid says Russell does not seem concerned about facing the scaffold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Reid
Michigan City State Prison
Louis Russell
Princeton
Mr. Reid
Russell
Industrial Combines and Mergers Stir Markets Across Regions
A three year run ends with a vast oil fuel and power combine likely to control ness of three states along fish and canning lines, with New Orleans as possible HQ and ten companies in the fold. The National Light Heat and Power Co was formed in St. Louis with 1.5 million capital by prominent locals to own control and exploit oil fuel burners for domestic use and locomotives. Cambria Steel bought Republic iron ore mines in Michigan and others in the Mesaba and hard ore regions, price over $100,000. turnover to Cambria soon expected. Elevators' Association and Western Elevating Co settle a pool ending a rate war. Great Northern elevator now excluded with pool rate at one half cent per bushel, earlier lows dropped to an eighth during strike. Petitions filed in Chicago federal court seek bankruptcy for Chandler & Co and Chandler Mortgage Co., with liabilities over 60 and assets about 73. receiver Henry W. Lehman appointed in judge absence. Chandler claims assets exceed liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Graphotype Company
New York City
Porary
J. Capps & Sons’ Clothing
Jacksonville
Tfl
Garment Makers’ Union
London
Byrant & Main
Diamond Match Company
California
Great Lakes
Duluth
Lake Yards
State Department
A. M. Beaupre
Legation
Bogota
Curran
Leicester
England
British Trades Union Federation
Europe
America
Slos- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Birm
Ala
H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
J. P. Morgan
Chicago
Chytraus and
Chetluin
Valley Iron Company
Ironton
Tennessee
Sulphur Springs
Mineral
Alabama-Georgia Line
Nixon Station
Marine Review
Marine Record
Marine Review Publishing Company
Cleveland
Omenept Louisiana
Alabama
Hibernia Investment Company of
New Orleans
Combine
National Light, Heat and Power Company
St. Louis
Bollere
Cambria Steel Company
Republic Iron
Michigan
Philadelphia Press
Mesaba
Republic
Republic Mines
Cambria
Elevators’ Association
Western Elevating Company
Buffalo
Great Northern
United States
Frank R. Chandler
Chandler & Co
Chandler Mortgage Company
Chandler
Eastman
Henry W. Lehman
Nebraska
3. T. Davies
Isaiah Lightner
D. D. Norton
W. H. Maddock
John Dale
W. Bert Clarke
Saunders
J. M. Dilworth
A. E. Howard
Archer Milton Huntington
Arabella D. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Pleasance
Bay Chester
N. Y
New York
Huntington
Erie
Charles W. Penrose
United States Navy
H. L. Moore
Waller
Warm Springs
Henry Lancaster
Bud Wilmoth
Womelsdorf
W. Va
Montrose
United Verde
Jerome
A. T
Viscount de Clinchamp
Harry de Windt
Paris
la Bretagne
de Windt
Harding
Kentucky
Grand Lodge of Elks
Salt Lake City
Louisville
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
R.S. Brown
Grand Ledge
George P. Crank
Omaha
Cincinnati
John H. Wessel
Margaret A. Berg
William Shakspeare Caldwell
Richmond
Baroness von Zedwitz
Marquese Des Morinville
Charles Katen
Stamford
Conn
Treasury Ruling on Readmission of Foreign Goods
Secretary Shaw surveys Treasury practices and issues a ruling allowing free re-entry for foreign manufactured articles returning after export if not value or condition improved abroad. Articles must be registered on export with full description, bearing a certificate to the owner and clear identification on return. The change marks a shift from prior duty every import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Custom House
New York
Military Promotions and Assignments Reported
Washington Aug 7 Capt Edward S Avis relieved from duty at Delaware College Newark Del Lieut Col William F Stewart and Maj William Homer promoted assigned to coast artillery Capt L L Slocum Eighth Cavalry granted three months leave Major B K West relieved from duty in the Philippines ordered to San Francisco Chaplain Joseph L Hunter appointed assigned to Seventh Infantry Colonel Groesbeck judge advocate general department cites interview on Philippine courts martial Adjutant General Corbin to return to Washington no statement will be made until his arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward
Avis
Delaware College
Newark
Del
William F. Stewart
William
Homer
Coast Artillery
L. H. Slocum
Eighth Cavalry
B. K. West
Philippines
San Francisco
Joseph L. Hunter
Seventhnfantry
Groesbeck
Judge Advocate General's Department
Adjutant General
Corbin
War Department
Moody plans naval evolutions with congressional guests aboard Dolphin
Secretary Moody will join the North Atlantic squadron at Newport aboard the Dolphin next Monday. He will observe a week of naval evolutions with Congress personnel in charge of appropriations. The squadron will operate in open sea southward of Block Island under his and officials' supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moody
Dolphin
Newport
Naval Appropriations
Congress
Block Island
Navy ships set on routine cruise from Che Foo to Chemulpo
Rear Admiral Evans reports departure from Che Foo China aboard the Kentucky New Orleans Vicksburg and Helena for a routine visit to Chemulpo Korea. The Navy Department says the cruise has no special significance and is a standard training or show of force exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evans
Navy Department
Che-Foo
China
Chemulpo
Korea
Kentucky
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Helena
Department
What China Needs Most Says Minister Wu in Washington
Minister Wu tells Washington Star he hopes China gains a firm financial base and emphasizes three priorities education railways and newspapers. He cites China’s silver basis and heavy gold debts as motives for reform and notes Beijing will expand railroads and schools while newspapers grow as a key educational tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Star
China
Europe
United States
Minister Wu
When School Is Out and a Child’s Longing for Rest
Fragmentary verse lines express a child’s longing for home and mother as school ends. The speaker envisions resting on a mother’s breast, feeling her cheek, and reconnecting with loved ones, while memories and imagined scenes of heaven, streets, and kisses appear in disorderly phrases.
Valparaiso College Commencement Address and Degrees
Valparaiso College will hold commencement on Aug 14 in the college auditorium with E Benjamin Andrews delivering the address Self culture H B Brown to confer degrees The class includes Bachelor of Arts Pedagogy Master of Science and numerous graduates across many states and cities including Valparaiso Chicago Des Moines and Memphis through the extensive roster of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso College
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Mabel Spooner
August Wolf
Harold L. Butler
H. B. Brown
J. E. Addie
Milton
Wis
Jacob Breitbach
Cascade
Clark D. Brock
Roanoke
Owen Butcher
Geneva
Walter A. Chenoweth
Jamesport
Belle Hutson
Memphis
Willet A. Deyo
Kewanna
Leslie C. Finn
Everett
Wash
Rose Forrey
Boynton
Fila
Charles P. Singer
Flatwoods
W. Va
Elmer E. Rice
Middlefork
Elvin D. Bittner
Mt. Olive
B. J. Cigrand
Chicago
Albert G. Gumm
Gabriel Loftfield
Minneapolis
Minn
J. Oscar Pyle
Stokes
William C. Ryan
Trenton
J. C. Cathre
Crookston
Edwin M. Schelde
Austin
Elmer Watts
Sherwood
Ore
P. B. Woods
Pleasantville
Herschel D. Agee
Chapin,l
Douglas Bell
Grafton
Robert F
Murphysboro
C. Maxwell Kightlinger
Jersey City
N. J
Grace E. Kizer
Pontec
N. J. Kurt
Leynon Grace Leise
Philo
Freeman O. Linger
J. B. Singer
Rolla E. Little
East St. Louis
John Dana McNutt
James R. McVicker
Sigourney
John J. Malone
Madison
Neb
Almazine Marine
Ross Marriott
Monon
Estella J. Martin
Pekin
J. Viola Mizell
Waxahachie
Tex
Ruby Montgomery
Fort Branch
Daisie I. Morgan
Henry
Simeon Edward Smith
Barber
Ala
Edith N. Snover
Kalamazoo
Mich
Effie Spicher
Muscatine
J. E. Sturdevant
Stanwood
Huldah C. A. Sundell
Shelby
Otto QO. Soebakken
Waterville
Henry A. Tobin
San Francisco
Cal
J. Herman Wahl
Parteilo
J. C. Walters
Waverly
Willam K. Webb
Ruthville
Tenn
Joseph A. Weber
Joliet
John J. Wettrick
Pigeon
Fred J. Wettrick
Clarke
Hosea A. Whiteneck
Somerset
Charles Wiggins
Lafayette
Elmer Co. Wisenempton
Iil
Feeb. Wright
Warren
Wm. F. Yingling
Oak Harbor
Albert H. Yoder
Lagrange
Harry G. Young
Bristol
Samuel Stevenson Ackerson
Burgettstown
Samuel Herbert Adams
Enslow
John Aimone
Toluca
J. Clayton Alexander
Portland
Columbia City
Leste Kirkham
Perryville
Ark
Sidney Leander Lee
Edwin Rhodam Lee
Kelerton
Ernest Mervin Liives
Wolcott
Henry Lutyens
Rochester
Ill
Luther Newton McCutcheon
Apple Grove
Walter Carlton MceKown
Frankfort
Alfred Clair Merwin
Leon
Ferdinand Willam Miers
Greenwich
Kan
Clinton Jennings Miller
Bascom
Emma Minder
Plato
White Lane Moss
Pineville
E. Bruce Moss
Columbus
Harry Morgan
Okanville
Inex Malcolm Morgan
Bernard 8
Otis
Kindred
N. D
Thomas Browning Paysinger
Bryson
Olive Grace Smithson
Roachdale
Samuel E. Stephens
Walnut Grove
Charles Frankland Stewart
Palmer
Charles Grier Strong
Atoka
Charles J. Swedenburg
Maiden Rock
William Edmond Thomis
Milburn
Edward Lynn Tunnell
Citronelle
William Charles Tyler
Ada, C
Henry Miller Vaughan
Wolfe City
Christine
J. B. McClintock
Marcus
Eleanor Martindale
Eva Rees
Lemhi Agency
Idaho
Charles Burk Boeks
Hedrick
AlMe R R. Taylor
Gibson City
Bettina Thompson
Evansville
Mary A. Thompson
Victor
Littan Wills
Elnora
Init
de Etta
Bessie Munsey
Gaston
Samuel Farlow
Liberty
Effie A. Mahon
Nera
Blake H. Ozes
Lewisburg
Edna A. Sigler
Wheeler
Mabel Marie Spooner
Oepecetec
Peomse
Kathryn Huntington
Valparal
Navy Secretary Moody Tours Charlestown Yard
Secretary of the Navy W. H. Moody inspected the Charlestown navy yard with honors. The report lists contemporaneous trials of Frank C. Andrews in Detroit for misappropriating City Savings Bank funds, and coroner certificates in Washington for a Potomac death. Also noted are counterfeiting arrests, Knights of Columbus outings, and various regional incidents and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moody
Charlestown Navy Yard
Frank C. Andrews
Detroit
City Savings Bank
Merriam
Washington, D. C
Glazebrook
William Trankler
Washington
Potomac River
James McArkin
Joplin
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Put-In Bay
Buffalo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Denver Horse Show Association
Bloosburg
Raton
N. M
Francesco Dominguez
Terceo
Frederick A. Warren
Wheatley
Elgin
Calumet
Union League
James Big Heart
Fullblood
Bacon Rind
Progressive
Big Heart
A Dubke's Grief London Letter on Duke of Norfolk's Loss
London correspondent notes England's premier duke mourns his son Lord Arundel who died young with mental disability and blindness. A painted portrait by Percy Anderson is described, showing a childlike figure in a velvet chair. The piece hints Norfolk may remarry but the heir would be his brother Lord Edmund Talbot if unmated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Arundel
England
Edmund Talbot
Earl of A
Advertised Dead Letters List and Delivery Rules
Two lists and delivery guidance for dead letters: call for letters by advertisers, pay 1 cent, and observe rules for free cartier delivery to addressee. Includes numerous names, both women and men, followed by business names and agencies, plus allowances and costs for county and court operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartiers
Rumored Marriage Questioned by Catholic Figure
A Roman Catholic figure faces circumscribed options in personal life due to strong faith. Rumors of marriage long circulating, but unlikely during his afflicted son's lifetime. Also included are quirky health blurbs touting vegetables and pancake flour for soothing nerves and remedies.
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John R. Bonnell
WII
Noblesville Carnival
Treasury Ruling
Army
Moody's
Ecomerica Aid
Arnold Minnis
Oakland City
Mae E. Parkinson
Weise
Bernice L. Shepard
Lancaster
Merle Belshaw
Lowell
Auretta Crumpacker
Ce Cate
Mary Kelly
Glendive
Mont
Zella A. Ackerman
Jessie A. Seersston
Rock Island
G. Elsie Eee Inten
Deseie Kemp
Marion Louise Kimerer
Nora McHugh
Marshfield
S. Louise Smith
Lambertville
Bessie Webb
Bloomington
Hygienic Food Co., Ltd
Battie Crask
Conklin
Jotilda Dageet
Olive. Davidson
Adell Duncan
W. C. el Dye
Catherine
Doak
Annie. Ensley
Ambert Emrich
Phebe
C. L. English
H. O. Flowers
Dora
Floyd
GerUe
French
Ethel Fillips
John. Glover
Mollie
Gray
William, Gaima
Williams Galloway
Alice Gatewood
Edith Gustin
F. H. Grant
Harriett. Graham
Annie. Gill
Ida B. Heleher
Anna. Henderson
W. P. Hays
Nettle. Hunter
Kitty. Harvey
Bettie. Inglerton
Marla
Mitchem
R. Z. McArdle
Margaret
Morrell
Marl
Nettie
Millit
Lula
Peck
Ada Pursel
Josephine
Phalan
Alice
Petters
Zanal
Rabeen
Bertha N. Ryan
Will. Redden
Ada. Sargent
Smith. Schae
Clara. Young
Katie
Zimmerman
Samantha
R. G. Ellsworth
Marc Edwards
Frank. Finley
Luther M. Felician
Josef. Griffin
W. M. Goehler
Daniel. Hochmeister
Wm. Howard
Jno Howard
C. RB. Horkman
Frank Hoecileson
Orvi Herbst
Andy. Harvey
Clark. Helt
J. C. Hoffman
C.johnston
Fred. Johnson
C. Johnston
Lafe. Jones
A. Jones
Charlie. James
John. King
George F. Kirkpatrick
Alex. Ketty
Dave. Klohn
Wm. Kimp
Charile
Kerbey
Krish John
Motsle
Alvie
McIwen
Mann
M. Moore
C. D. Mora
Maubers
Morse
McKinney
Ata
Milam
Ruffie
Marshel
Charies
Mindedal
J. McArthur
E. A. Miller
John
Martin
Dayton
Mtackaye
Hugh L Morris
Millen Neal
Charley
Nethery
Geo
Porter
Franklin
Wolfe
Arthur
Weaselins
G. Willams
Vick
Walters
Wm. Yancy
Joseph
Blacksmith Journal
Mutual Tv
Deliaware
Hammond
W. R. & Muth's Bakery
New Century School of Indpis
Tow & Fiber Music
Poultry Commission
Pretoria
Richards & Buttler, Lindemann & Hoverson Straten & Straton. Co
A. J. Stough Gro. Co
Morgan Mfg. Co
George F. M'Ginnts, P. M
Semets
Ry Bridges
Eeernvens
Martin M. Hugg
Charles Armin Korhne
Onitien
George J. Mayer
Aekh Sentinel Printing Co
Cereses
Indianapolis “Journal Newspape Pany
Calvin’ F. Darnell
H. RR. Smith
Ees Eaton
Armin
Koehne
Eee
B. Smith
Anson G
Rdiner
Mitt
M. L. Jefferson
H. M. Hadley
Expense
Brayton
N. E. Joben
Sentinel Printing Co
John Hamlyn
Expense Fonde
John & Harding
George Brown
Thomas Martin
J. R. Munroe
James E. Greer
Osborne
Borace F
Workhouse
Indiana Trust Co
Armin C. Armin
Center Township
Eer Flower
Arn
Circuit Court
Iohn A
Coughlin
E. Twiname
Ier
Carpenter
Stenographers
Een
Metcalf
Stenotra
Alford R. Hover
BE. McCullough
M. Eppert
Harold Smallwood
Pase
Elliott
Jas. F
Johnson & Calf
Geo. W. Bone
Geo. B. Elliott
John W. Holtzman
W. W. Spencer
Superior Court
Johnson & Metcalf
Bert Metcalf. Jr
Oere Ho
W. C. Phipps
Veletonle
W. J. McCoy
Harry B. Smith
Auditor
Marton Coat
Board of County
Missioners
Art Metal & Construction Tures
Ernest Winster
Harmon
Fielachmann & Co
Vail
Bn Dean Bros
Louis E. Haag
Lion
E. HL Diehl
Marie Hasle
Pettis Dryome Co
Daniel Stewart Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Kothe, Welle & Uer
Atwood
Very
H. Mueller
Aldag Paint & Varnish Co
Polar Ice Co
maBnapoes
Aneeatarses Enens Ee Wanes Ly Indpis Hardware Co
Ls Vail Seed Co
Central Rubber Supply Co
Sander & Becker ‘Urn. Co
Toilet Suiy Co
Geo W. Hofman
Paint & Ol Co
Marble & Granite Wka
M. Éc. Union
EE Ae Lint & Power Co
Hide, Leather & Bel Co
Indpla Gas Co
Altes Ainté& ‘Aien Co
Wasson
el Avion L. Hartme
Mack Carpet & Rug Co
Stout's Une. Shoe Store Co
James Ules
I. M
Union
N. E. Smit
Lizzie Whiteman
O. B
Pet John
Marie Hastep
William Beck
Coal & Ee
Pettis Dry
Y Peencney Co
J. M. Vinel Co
Um Sentinel Printing Co
Wiese
Au Knight & En
Lion Com ‘East Co
Tee Ee Malon
L. da Meyer “E Co
Cceer Ae
Carmen
Umn Crescent O11
Willams & Hunt
Christian Off & Co
Ostello
J. C. Perry & Co
Am. Boller & Sheet Iron Co
Knight & Jillson
Rubber & Supply Co
Langsenkamp
W. Eppert
Ira W. Roverts
AJ Evans
Con, Coal & Lime Co
James Gibson
Onan
James A. McHaffer
Henry C. Schwier
Hear C. F. Prange
Schrader
Ontisedi
H. J. Brown
Raybourn & Fry
mMirnel
Lowri
C. H. McGee
James A. Burnett
Carl Cc. Wiese
John McConneill
A. L. Porter
Apple
Dory . Kessering
U Freeman
Jann Moore
R. Allen
W. Brown
Curry
W. B. McDonald
Bates
Ue Ruse
W ©. Williams
Thompson
H. Rot
C. Z
Totewiler
Dartat
Mo A. J. Lauk
Aw Fianner & Buchanan
Willasvite
Accereveser Sane
Chicago Journal
Vonnegu Urs
East Washerton St
Gro, Merriyt & Co
No. Srt
West
Columbia
Hartford
Lilly & Stalnaker
East
Washington St
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