Bonds listed for Indiana counties and cities
A listings of municipal and county bonds across Indiana including Dubois Posey Knox Peru Col Del Wells Warren Mer Battery Warsaw Monroe Winchester Greene Tipton Howard Knox Pulaski Mt Vernon Ser South Bend Parke Vigo with denominations ranging from 2,400 to 54,000 dollars and various bond types such as 44s 6s and 5s.
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Dubois Co
Posey Co
Knox County
Peru
Ind
Col
del. & Mar
W Ry
Wells Co
Warren Co
Mer. H. EL. Co
Siete
Battery Realty Co
Warsaw
Monroe Co
City of
Pulaski Co
Mt. Vernon
South Bend
Parke Co
Vigo County
Armstrong & Co Surgical Instruments Ad
Nova Scotia excerpt mentions Caribou Picton misprint and describes a northern ice impression. The passage discusses Donald’s dialect and a novel, noting accuracy and literary grace, with a New York reviewer F. A. Stokes.
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Nova Scotia
Caribou
Picton
Donald
F. A. Stokes
New York
Four Suitors Propose on One Day in a Little Novel
Gertrude A’s Macmillan Little Novels tale by Durden follows four men who propose to Mrs. Pendleton all in a single day. The reviewer labels the story silly yet cleverly told, noting its merit is limited.
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Gertrude A
Macmillan Company
Pendleton
Durden
Life and Letters of Charlies Butler reviewed
Journal editorials excerpted the work noting its informative portrait of a busy able lawyer and respected gentleman. Francis H. Stoddard authored the book published by Charles Scribner's Sons.
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Charlies Butler
Butler
Francis H. Stoddard
Charles Scribner's
Masters In Art August issue highlights Rosa Bouheur works
The August Masters In Art surveys Rosa Bouheur with striking examples. It accompanies color plates and reading selections in a magazine format, noting other features in The Architectural Record and several Paris related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Architectural Record
New York
Paris
Rosa Bouheur
August Art and Music Publications and The North American Review
The piece surveys August publications in art and music from Bates-Guild and Scribner's Lamp, noting striking pictures and a sketch of Edward Gordon Craig. It also reviews The North American Review August issue with essays on Zollverein, German elections, Anglo American friendship, forest reservation, women’s rights, labor, and national guard topics, plus James’s unfinished serial The Ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn
Bates-Guild Company
Boston
Lamp
Scribner's
August
Lyme
Edward Gordon Craig
London
Craig
North American Review
Zollverein
J. E. Gorgt
M. P
Archibald R. Colquhoun
H. Loomis Nelson
Wolf von Schierbrand
Brgadier
W. H. Carter
James P. Kimball
Kate M. Woolsey
Republic
Federated Labor
America
Italy
National Guard
James
Fall publications shown from major publishers in 19th century list
A roundup of forthcoming autumn titles across publishers. Mr Will Payne’s novel Mr Salt from Houghton Mifflin follows a nonserial release. Dr Jordan’s higher education addresses appear via Paul Elder. Mollie Elliott Seawell’s The Great Scoop lands with L C Page. Kipling’s Light That Failed illustrated edition from Doubleday. Hoar Autobiography with Scribners plus Judge portraits in Sept. Pemberton, Boone, Fowler on Appleton list. Whistler study by Alfred and Nancy Bell to Macmillan with half tone plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Payne
Chicago
Mr. Salt
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Dr. Jordan
Stanford University
Paul Elder & Co
San Francisco
Mollie Elliott Seawell
Mannheim
L. C. Page Company
New York
Kipling
Doubleday, Page & Co
Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam
Charles Scribner's Sons
George F. Hoar
Scribner's Magazine
Wilde
Parsons
Metcalf
Shaw
Devens
D. Appleton & Co
Dr. Xadier
Max Pemberton
Henry B. Boone
Eastover
Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler
Isabel Carnaby
Faringdons
J. McNeill Whistler
Alfred G
Nancy Bell
Whistler
Macmillan Company
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children. It claims the syrup soothes, soothes gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, regulates bowels, and treats diarrhea, available worldwide from druggists for 25 cents per bottle.
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Ry Met World
Cure
Macedonian Revolt Aims at Reform or Autonomy by Force
Sofia August 9 Macedonian Committee leaders declare that the uprising seeks security for Christian lives and property and the right to participate in administration. They warn the conflict may widen to embrace all Macedonia until autonomy is gained by arms or international intervention, with plans to issue a declaration to the great powers. The Bulgarian government tightens frontier patrols and urges the Porte to stop persecutions and Бashi Bazouks use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Associated Press
Macedonian Committee
Boris Sarafoff
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Insurgents Hold Krushevo After Severe Fight
The Times reports from Sofia that insurgents held Krushevo, northwest of Monastir, for two days and withdrew after intense fighting in which 160 people were killed on both sides. The revolutionary committee bans harming peaceful Muslims, countering Turkish claims of massacres in five villages.
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London
the Times
Sofia
Bulgaria
Krushevo
Monastir
Revolutionary Committee
Kastoria
King and Emperors Meet as Balkans Tense
In Vienna and Salonica on Aug 9, reports say Hilmi Pacha ordered arrests of Bulgarian youths pushing many into hillsides. Russian consul Rostkovski, 40, murdered by Turkish police. King Carol of Romania met Emperor Francis Joseph to discuss Balkan tensions. Bulgarian uprisings and massacres spread in Okhrida vilayet. Bulgarians threaten Ova bridge. mail guards near Resa captured cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Hilmi Pacha
Reform Movement
Clisuri
Vilayet of
Okhrida
Vslayet
Monastir
M. Maurocordato
Minski
Zapite
Said Pasha
Tewfik Pacha
M. Zinovief
Vienna
M. Rostkovski
Fremdenblatt
Russia
Carol
Romania
Ischi
Francis Joseph
M. Goluchowski
Balkans
Salonica
State Medical Board Action On Fort Scott Doctor
The State Medical Board has notified an Indian doctor at Fort Scott that he must cease certain practices and comply with regulatory standards. The notice outlines required corrective steps and potential disciplinary consequences if compliance is not achieved.
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Kansas City Journal
State Medical Board
Fort Scott
Doctor Defies Critics Over Medical Killing Claims
The doctor proclaims that no case can prove his medicine killed a patient and vows to fight in court against attempts to eject him from practice. He argues against imperialist interference and defends his professional standing amid accusations.
Long Strike Is Settled In Waterbury
Waterbury Connecticut August 9 The trolley strike that lasted thirty weeks ended this afternoon with the Connecticut Electric and Lighting Company agreeing to reinstate part of the strikers at old wages and to employ the rest as soon as possible. A committee from the men will handle future grievances and the settlement sparked a city wide public demonstration of joy rivaling the earlier riot that brought in the State militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut Electric and Lighting Company
Flood Fears Prompt Moves as Kansas Streams Rise
Heavy rains sweep eastern and central Kansas causing rivers to rise. The Kansas River had begun to fall yesterday, but tonight high water stretches along the state. Many residents in North Topeka are evacuating their homes though danger is limited for now.
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Kansas
West
Topeka
Kan
North
Terrific hailstorm hits Sioux City with colossal ice chunks
A hail storm struck northwestern Iowa this afternoon damaging corn and stock. In Sioux City chunks of ice as large as a man's fist fell, millions of stones reached car size, plate glass shattered, and screens awnings and trees were uprooted. Meanwhile in Stanley county near Albemarle four tenement houses were struck by lightning. a family was shocked and a daughter was killed.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Raleigh
N. C
Stanley County
Albemarle
Zago Smith
Oklahoma Storm Winds Rain Damage Crops
A heavy rain storm with fierce winds swept central and eastern Oklahoma. The eastern region suffered extensive crop damage as the storm moved through the territory.
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Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Nine Dead After Philadelphia Baseball Park Disaster
Five more people died today from injuries suffered in yesterday's incident at the Philadelphia National League Baseball Park raising total fatalities to nine. About 200 patients were treated at hospitals and hundreds more at nearby drug stores. five remain in critical condition. Coroner Dugan began a thorough investigation with a likely inquest within ten days, promising accountability if criminal negligence is found. The park will limit seating to right field and the nd stand while scheduled games proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alfred Rodgers
William J. Graham
Matthew P. Reed
George Cunningham
Joseph Edgar
Nicholas Moses
Edward Williamson
Louis M'’Grath
Dugan
Potter
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Pulliam
National League
Four Die As Gasoline Launch Sinks Off Ash Point
Four young men die when a gasoline launch sinks after an explosion off Ash Point Rockland Me. Victims include Henry Crocker son of the Rockland and Camden Water Company superintendent Frank Veazie a University of Maine student Raymond Hall son of Captain Hudson Hall and Charles W Holmes a traveling salesman. In Charleston a severe electrical storm kills an unknown black woman and a couple J B Brittenden and his wife as lightning strikes St Philip's steeple and the harbor beacon is damaged shutting down streetcar power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Ash Point
Henry Crocker
Jonathan W. Crocker
Rockland and Camden Water Company
Frank F. Veazie
University of Maine
Raymond G. Hall
Hudson Hall
Charlies W. Holmes
Charleston
D. C
Ten Mile Hill
J. B. Brittenden
St. Philip's Church
Runaway Crash Injures Man, Kills Wife in Richwood
In Richwood a runaway horse caused a crash injuring Louis Weikert and killing his wife, while their children escaped unharmed. The accident occurred on a hillside when the horse dashed into a tree and struck a wire fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wis
Richwood
Louis Weikert
Poe
Fatty Io
Dashao
Rural free delivery urged for Congress alms
Washington dispatch reports Congress will be asked to boost rural free delivery funds as demand for routes exceeds supply. About 6,000 routes will open this year, with 10,000 petitions deferred. Proposals include route standards and carrier pay, plus review of office practices. Bristow prepares final post office report amid broader probes into corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Congress
Payne
Department
Machen
Bristow
National Association of Letter Carriers
Syracuse
N. Y
Association
James G. Keller
Cleveland, O
Edward J. Gainer
Muncie
Ind
E. A. Fitzgerald
New York City
Keller
Gainer
Fitzgerald
David L. White
Boston Post Office
Letter Carriers’ Association
Post Office Department
James N. Tyner
Indiana
Harrison J. Barrett
Tyner
Attorney General's Office
Christiancy
Diamond Queen Mamie De Cris Faces Milledgeville Whipping Probe
Governor Terrell ordered an immediate investigation into the whipping of Mamie De Cris, Savannah born convict known as the Diamond Queen, at the Milledgeville prison farm. The incident, revealed as the farm’s superintendent election nears, sparked widespread indignation over the lashings and prison discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie de Cris
Diamond Queen
Atlanta
Ter- Tell
Savannah
Milledgeville
Savannoah
Army and Navy officer transfer and leave extensions
Orders to officers grant leaves of absence for several ranks across the army with extensions ranging from twenty days to three months. Multiple officers shift to new duties or locations, including Fort Ringgold to New York and governors island examinations. Navy assignments include shifts to Mare Island, New York yard duties, and multiple moves among ships and yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Edward C. Wells
Tenth Cavalry
Cornelius Gardener
Twenty-first Infantry
E. H. Rubottom
Ninth Cavalry
L. A. la Garde
F. A. Hedson
Harry B. Jordan
Ordnance Department
H. O. Williams
Fifth Infantry
Fort Ringgold
Tex
Ttsburg Barracks
New York
Guy V. Henry
Fourth Cavalry
Malin Craig
Sixth Cavalry
John V. Livingston
Artillery Corps
Governor's Island
L. H. Wheeler
Department of Dakota
Westport
Conn
Guy T. Scott
Surgeon General of the Army
Baltimore
Navy
E. D. Taussig
Naval War College
Narragansett Bay
R. L
Independence
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
J. M. Miller
Columbia
A. B. Speyers
H. C. Gunn
Hartford
L. J. der
Illinois
J. A. Oliver
Truxtun
Cleveland, Sicuans
H. H. Christy
D. M. Garrison
Solace
Annapolis
C. 5
Williams
Lace
Monterey
G. Nightle
New Orleans
Rambo
Maj
G. Barnett
Naval Station
Cavite
Post office stamp marks eyed to trace thefts
Washington inspectors push for a unified stamp marking system to identify stamps by issuing office. Proposals include visible bars and microengraved emblems to trace thefts without altering stamp appearance. Officials worry about artistic impact and cost while noting recent stamp losses and thefts in Chicago.
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Washington Times
Postoffice Department
Department of
Ted States
First Class Room for Rent in Brooklyn
Classified notices list rooms for single gentlemen at 21 West Street and 21 Winfield Street. An ad seeks a good flat cornet and another seeks a breech loading shotgun. A death notice notes a man died from buckshot linked to cornet playing. funeral Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
W Street
Winfield Street
Addnam
William Tooter
John Web
Tooter
William
Cornet
Field Street
History Rewritten and Rumors Fly in Golden Age Parlor
Fragmentary mock dialogue mixes figures like Euclid Ferdinand Columbus Banquo and Macbeth with a chaotic scene of planned thievery and a looming train schedule. The text reads like a garbled historical anecdote with invented dialogues and backstage mischief.
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Lorimer
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
ER. M. Campbell & CO
August Investments
BK M. Campbell & CO
East
Washington &T
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Mrs. Pendleton
Current Periodicals
Mrs. Winslow
Carol of Roumania
Francis Joseph of
Austria
North Topeka
Ball Park
Post Office
Perry
Heath
A. W. Machen
George W. Beavers
Mr. Heath
S. N. D. North
Dr. North
John. E, Monk
Georgia
Army and Navy Departments
Hood
Postofice
Pevettas
Euclid
Columbus
Ferdinand
Jast
Macbeth
Macbreth
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