Bank and rail bonds listed in monetary summary
A compact monetary list shows bids and asks for Indianapolis Street-railway bonds and related securities. Entries include multiple banks such as American National Bank, Central Trust Company, Merchants' National Bank, and Union Trust Company. Also listed are street railway bonds, Heit Railway stock types, Indiana Hotel, gas bonds, and several manufacturing shares with percent figures and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columba National Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Sequrity Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Street-railway
Heit Railway
Indiana Hotel
Postena
Laycock Mfg. Co
Peel
Great Northern Portland Cement CO
Lake and
Newaygo
Michigan
Baldwin
Marlborough
Pere Marquette Railway
Chicago
Bay View
Ludington
Indianapolis
Great Northern
Sell His Farm and Wear Diamonds
A New York Sun tale follows old Dune, a Kansas City horseman, whose fortunes crash after losing wealth and horses. He returns home to find his rural farm staked for town lots, rejects buyers, and finally sells the property to town boosters for 6000 dollars, buys three horses and sails into Easy Street with a growing stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
St. Louis
New Rans
Kansas City
Old Dunc
Old Dune
Boomer
Dane
Metropolitan
Financial markets report and a poet's last verse
Indianapolis and New York money markets show varied rates for commercial paper, sterling and New York exchange. The piece notes clearings, balances, and treasury balances while ending with Mrs. Richard Henry Stoddard’s obituary and a poem she wrote in her final days, reflecting on time and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York Mail and Express
Richard Henry Stoddard
Old Age Iden Becomes Relative In Prison Talk
A New Yorker jailed in a garish studio is told by a newlywed “artist executioner” that his wife may not be safe. The story unfolds as the man asks to see his dying father, who is described as getting along in years at around forty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Olf
Apstlin
Leeds
Yorkshire
England
Portland Hill
Egypt
United States
Germany
Lake and
Newaygo Counties
Michigan
Great Northern Portland Cement Company
Martinsville
Newton Claypool
Bates House
Pascal
Paying Debts On Street Encounters In a Small Town
A Lafayette Indiana Times column notes the social math of debt collection. It observes that borrowers who avoid you by slipping into a cellar or stairway will eventually pay, while those who call you over and stall with vague promises next week cause ongoing anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Preacher Questions Children as Sin Is Defined
In a Philadelphia Inquirer item a visiting preacher asks children what sin is after speaking on salvation. A bright six year old replies quickly that sin includes chewing, smoking, cursing and tearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Playing the Game as Life's Chief End and Its Failings
The essay argues that modern culture habitually defines virtue as "playing the game" a metaphor drawn from sports and cards. It contrasts sporting fatalism with rational, religious, and scientific guides, noting a drift toward imperturbable loyalty and collective obedience, while warning against uncritical surrender to fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Buckner and Grant four meetings a famed hotel to tomb
A Kentuckian recounts General Buckner’s four meetings with General Grant from schoolday to a hospital stay. Buckner describes a hotel incident where Grant’s bill was paid, a Donelson meeting, and a final moment when Grant learned Buckner’s kindness. The tale ends with Buckner’s emotional tribute and pride.
Countryman Fares Five Pennies On Brooklyn Car
A Brooklyn rapid transit car headed toward Manhattan carries a rural passenger with a tanned seamed face and gnarled hands. He pays five pennies in fare and the conductor reacts with clear disgust, reflecting urban tension between country and city riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Sugar beet acreage by state shows limited farming focus
The Crop Reporter cites secretary of agriculture figures on sugar beets for the year, noting eleven states grow beets with total acreage near 26 000. Michigan leads with about 96 000 acres, California and Colorado follow, Utah and Nebraska also listed, while New York and Massachusetts appear as smaller contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Associated Banks
New York
Stock Exchange
Boston Herald
Ind
Secretary of Agriculture
New Jersey
Michigan
California
Colorado
Callifornia
Utah
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Massach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Makey
Peuc Eerville
the Central Trust Company
East Market Street
Sanford Makeever & CO
Adains
Bromleway
Mational Bank, Cianai
Granger Farwell & Co
Patterson Estate
Barnhill
Maxwell
Wilson
Blake
West Tenth Street
Eres Space
Biarion Trust CO
Monument Place
Market Street
Eavy Hardware
W.J. Holliday & Co
THE
Indiana
Indiana Trust Building
Washington St
Virginia Ave
Lathrop & Haueisen
Law Building
Atlas
Marion
Union Trust
Indiana Trust
Newton Todd
Stocks and Bonds
Fletcher Bank
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit Vautt
East
Washington Street
Poiceman
John S. Tarrington
Geo. Bridenbucher
Board of Trade
U.S. Scale Co
Terre Haute
Oliver & Co
Chicage Stock Exchange
Chicage
Columbia National Bank Stock
Clifford Arricix Lombard Muslictinge
HH. Messenger
East Washington St
Orl Williams
Office Sl
Cet Lemcke
London
Paris
Exchange
Brerlin
Treasury Statement
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Ruta
Portland
Supp
Unite States
Rosendale
Great Northern Company
Indiana Investment & Adjustment Company
Creat Northern Portland Cement CO
Capital
George Anderson
McLellan & Anderson Savings Bank
Detroit, Mich
Chas. A
Detroit
Mich
Howard H. Parsons
Alexander B. Scully
Scully Steel and Iron Co
Albert Lahuis
Zeeland
C. Frederick Smith
East Orange
N. J
R. L. Carpenter
Department of Engineering
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Union National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Dime Savings Bank
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Mishawaka
R. C. Carpenter
Ithaca
N. Y
Indianale
Indiana Investment @ Adjustment Company
Stevenson Building
Addison H. Nordyke
John L. Moore
R. C. Finch
Edward M. Churchman
Crogs-Town
Buckner and Grant
New Orleans
Grant
Buckner
Mnex
Mr. Grant
Donelson
General Buckner
General Grant
Eral Grant
Neral
Ike
America
Ctian Aia
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