Investment bonds and stocks for sale in Indiana markets
A historical listing offers bonds and stocks including Marion County Indiana 125000, 22000 Decatured Indiana, 10000 Scott County Indiana, 97000 Union Traction Co Indiana, 7000 Warren Water Co, various pref stock in B B Com, Vertilizer Co, Janopolis Fire Ins Co, Guar and Loan Co, Columbia National Bank at 107, M P Wasson pref at 103. Price 145, 93, 107, 103. More details on request from J F Wild & Co successors to Campbell Wild & Co 206 Stevenson Building.
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Marion County
Ind
Scott County
Union Traction Co
Warren Water Co
Vertilizer Co
Janopolis Fire Ins
Guar. & Loan Co
Columbia National Bank
M. P. Wasson
Grand Circuit meet closes with Potter in 2:18 pace win
Heavy rain delayed Fort Erie final day racing on August 10. Captain Potter won the 2:18 pace in straight heats. The Bishop captured the 2:07 pace heat, Mazette a close second in the early heat, Edith W. missed pooling, and Riley B. upset favorites in the final stages. The Saratoga Special notes racing results and odds from Buffalo and Windsor.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Bishop
Capt. Potter
Edith W
Riley B
Mazette
Eylet
Erwin
Fire Bishop
Sarong
Irt
Samartana
Captain Potter
Orrin B
Purte
John R. Potts
B. G
Aree Wilkes
h.Erwin
Guette
B. m
McDonald
A m
Turner
Bylet
Gr. m
Kenny
Potter
Srm
Hudson Hn R. Potts
Samartans
B. m. Ier
Teddy Foy
Re. G
Snow
Goldsmith Wins Saratoga Special Narrowly Atop Blue Girl
William C Whitney’s two year old Goldsmith defeats Blue Girl by a short head in the Saratoga Special sweepstakes at Saratoga. Masterman was third as the field ran after a delayed start. The winning payout totaled 15.4 dollars to Whitney from the stake, while Blues won the Travers stake by a half length.
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Saratoga
N. Y
William C. Whitney
Goldsmith
Blue Girl
Rossignol
Masterman
Sesuety
Goldith
We Girl
Turner
Mr. Whitney
Travers
C'De
Chuctananda
Dublin
Blues
Parader
Bellerio
King Bramble
Ellario
Dr. Ritchie
Bruce
Hand Wagner
Stable of Julius Fleischman Sells Thoroughbred Training Horses
In Saratoga New York August 0 the entire training stable owned by Julius Fleischman was sold at auction with the exception of the two year old Firing Line. The sale marked a major shift in plans for Fleischman as buyers lined up for the remaining horses.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Horevs
Julius Fleischman
Auction results and race updates from Chicago and St Louis
The auction today yielded high bids for several horses led by Sir Dixon Bonny Blue II at 6000 dollars and Lamplighter Serene at 6200. In Harlem, Miss Bennett failed to win as Dominick rode Bonnie Bunton to nose victory in six furlongs, set fastest local time. At St Louis Delmar Park, Lunar and Nearest were chalk in a few races with longshots claiming other events.
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B. c
J. H. Carr
Dr. Reszke
Br. c
Lamplighter
E. Serene
Francis B
St. Maxim-Frances
A. B. Wise
Halma-Fashionabie
Fred Walbaum
Alibert
Imp. Albert-Leda
O'Brien
Calgary
Weney Young
Barbara Freitschie
J. von Pranz
Chicago
Miss Bennett
Harlem
Bonnie Bunton
Dominick
Pride
Andes
Magi
Miss Pennett
the Pride
Six Chapter
Constellator
Chorus Boy
ST. Louis
Lunar
Nearest
Delmar Park
Empyreal
Oklah
Nellie Helmuth
Verify
Horse Race Winners At Hamilton Track
Weather clear and track fast as Buclaire Easy Street Springwells Edinborough All Saints and Pa permaker win with fixed odds listed. Buclaire and Easy Street lead the field in a tight local meet at Hamilton, Cnt. on August 10.
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Detroit
Windsor
Brown Vail
Red Apple
Geo. W. Jenkins
Essonage
Enghurst
Newton W
Aurea
Hamilton
Cnt
Buclaire
Easy Street
Springwells
Edinborough
All Saints
Papermaker
Spahr Leads Washington Handicap Two Men League Standings
C Spahr tops the averages with 193 while W Romer is second at 192 in the Washington Handicap Two men Team League. Standings show Gates and Spahr on top with 1126 pins as four new alleys are installed at the Marion Club, ready in about ten days.
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C. Spahr
Washington
W. Romer
H. Brinkmeyer
E. Mueller
Gates
R. Ecr
G.eens
O. Partlow
E. Heller
Quill
H. Piel
Boyle
F. Awiskaeyar
L. Holtz
Gates and Spahr
Romer and Baron
Brinkmeyer
Reller
Church
Mueller
Kirkhoff
Gabie
Partlow
Sielke
Dedert and Fuehrin
Renne and Holtz
Bakemeyer and Meyer
Wishmeyer and Kane
Marion Club
Three Runs in Twelfth Win for Cincinnati at St Louis
In a twelve inning finish at St Louis Cincinnati edged ahead 8 to 4 after scoring three in the twelfth. Powell pitched for Cincinnati with Summer effective, while Stimmel allowed multiple runs. Cincinnati 8 St Louis 4. Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Boston as Dineen shut out Boston in game one and Brooklyn won game two in the eighth. Philadelphia topped New York in a tight contest with timely hitting and solid pitching.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Powell
R.H
A.E. Cin
R.H.O.A.E
Dobbs
Marley
Beckley
Crawford
Magoon
Stinfeldt
Ey Ee Regen
Schriver
Bummel
Burkett
Summel
Donovan
Padden
McGann
Wallace
Fox
Stimmel
Bergen
Basse Barley Fox
Heidrick
Brown
Western Association
Grand Rapids Vmyes
Bilwarens
Yton “ Matthews
Fort Way
Marion Wheeling
Columbus
Pittsburg
J. Louis
Philadelphi
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Chicago
Esse Fiat
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Temperance and the Medical Profession on Canteen Policy
A discussion on physicians stance toward temperance in eating and drinking. The medical profession generally condemns intemperance but resists total abstinence as public policy. Debate on army canteens centers on method versus principle, with critics likening canteen support to immoral policy and urging moderation.
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American Medical Association
Congress
United States
Cheap Living on a Tight Budget in Hard Times
The Chicago Tribune discusses surviving economic hardship by rationing and frugal living. It argues that extreme poverty can be met with careful budgeting, small salaries, and disciplined spending to delay hunger and maintain dignity while seeking work.
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Chicago Tribune
Wheeling Shuts Out Matthews In Slugged Game
Wheeling shut out Matthews as McKenna started rough but finished strong. Final score Wheeling 7 Matthews 3 with Knacka and Needham on the mound for Wheeling and Case and Byers behind Matthews. Umpire Latham. Attendance listed. Nearby games noted with Burns striking out nine for Grand Rapids. Other city scores included Toledo over Columbus and Marion over Dayton in close contests.
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Wheeling
Matthews
McKenna
Kenna and
Needham
Case
Byers
Latham
Lake Maxinkuckee Regatta Sails Off With Levite Lead
The Lake Maxinkuckee regatta at Culver Indiana featured sloops Marguerite Henry W Fleet Lady Jane and others racing northwest wind. Levite won best time for catboats and finished first over the line at 1 02 48 followed by Uncas Natty Glenn Indian and Marguerite in close order with prizes awarded by Mayor Snider and others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Marguerite
Henry W. Fleet
Alfred M. Ogle, Jr
Barney J. Elam
James P. Spirk
Cherry Bounce
Doxey R. Alison
Nautilus
Antone Vonnegut
Crescent
Don M. Ketcham
Uncas
Natty
Lady Jane
Cherry
Ben-Hur
Doris
A. P. Snider
Otto Stechhan
Armin C. Koehne
Ed Morris
Bert Adams
H. C. Adams
Cadillac Wins First International Yacht Race Near One Mile Margin
Cadillac the cup defender won the first international yacht race against Invader by eight and a half minutes on a seven mile triangular course off Chicago. The Detroit Boat Club centerboard yacht gained on the fin keel Invader throughout, finishing with an elapsed time of two hours forty six minutes thirty five seconds to Invader two hours fifty five minutes ten seconds. Spectators crowded the shore and afloat as wind held steady around twelve knots with a shifting course.
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Chicago
Cadillac
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Detroit Boat Club
Canada
Invader
Batttle
Accident to Columbia and race at Newport
The amended Constitution beat Columbia by four minutes nine seconds in a windy eighteen knot race. Columbia suffered a bowsprit shroud failure and steering loss fifteen minutes after start, then repaired and finished behind. Both vessels showed fine handling with spinnakers, while Constitution led by mark and extended on the run in. Later at Cowes King Edward's cup race Meteor led from start, followed by Britannia Leander and Rosette with Meteor posting 2 18 35, Britannia 2 26 20, Leander 2 51 37, Leander winning on allowance.
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Newport
Columbia
Constitution
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Emperor William
Meteor
King Edward
Eteor
Boston and Baltimore Split Doubleheader II
In Boston on August 10 the American League action ended one game to the Red Sox and the other to the Orioles. Boston won the first game with hard hitting in the second and sixth innings while Bresnehan and Brodie starred. In the second game Baltimore edged ahead with timely hitting and Foreman solid for the visitors as Young was steady yet touched up at times.
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Boston
Baltimore
Foreman
Young
Brodie
Bresnehan
Lewis and Schreck
Howell
Young and Criger
Cleveland
Chicago
Lachance
Schiebeck
McAleese
Comiskey
Rhe Cleveland
MecNeal and Wood, Katoll, McAleese and Sullivan
Washington and Philadelphia split doubleheader on Aug 10
Washington and Philadelphia completed their season schedule with a split in a doubleheader. Mercer pitched superbly to win the first game as Washington solved Fraser at critical points. In the second, Philadelphia battered Gear in the eighth and ninth, Wiltse dominated the home lineup, and Lajoie was benched in the seventh for disputing the umpire.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Mercer
Fraser
Wiltse
Lajoie
Mercer and
Grady
Frazer
Powers
Batterlee
Gear
Wiltie
Match Found for Beloved Brass Andiron at Rummage Sale
An Baltimore elderly woman long sought a twin brass andiron believed lost since years. Her daughter bought a second piece at a rummage sale for 13.65 and the find proved the missing mate. Smelling salts helped the elder recover after the reveal.
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Baltimore Sun
North Charles Street
Andlon
Charlie Ross
Drass
Mamma
Susan
Yale Fullback Hale Stricken With Internal Injuries
Perry T. W. Hale Yale’s stars full back last season is gravely ill at Hartford Hospital with internal injuries attributed to football. Doctors report complications, possible ruptured blood vessel, ulcers, and lingering aftereffects from Yale Princeton and Yale Harvard games. Hale had prior abscesses and academic disciplinary issues before his illness.
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New Haven
Conn
Perry T. W. Hale
Yale
Hartford Hospital
Hale
SheMeld Scientific School
Aeaear Portland
Orphans Runaways Steal $14 From Home
Police sought Storms aged thirteen and Omer Francisca fourteen who escaped from the Knightstown Orphans Home after stealing $14 from a room. In other news Richard Tolin won the YMCA tennis championship in five sets over Robert Fairey, with scores in the final showing mixed results.
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Omer Francisca
Knightstown
Richard Tolin
Robert Fairey
Ee Pees Tolin
Tolin Alley
Tolin
Pali
Fairey
Toll
Fear Brazilian coffee threatens Puerto Rico market
San Juan merchants alarmed by Brazilian coffee imports after tariff removal. A steamer delivered 233 bags, underselling local Porto Rican coffee and prompting boycotts and calls for relief measures from Governor Hunt to seek congressional action. Local towns vote to avoid Brazilian coffee, hoping to protect prices and industry.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Ponce
Manati
Cey
Brazil
Hunt
Washington
Congress
Kramer Beats Collett In Bi Cycle Championship Duel
Frank Kremer of East Orange N J won the half mile circuit final at Manhattan Beach cycling meet while Major Taylor was absent due to injury. George Collett led early in semi finals with Kramer beating Wilson then Collett in the final sprint. Elkes and McFarland waged the motor paced show with Elkes dominating the mile and three mile heats.
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New York
Frank Kremer
East Orange
N. J
Firet Horors
Manhattan Beach
Taylor
Borton
Lyer Larson
Chicago
George Collett
Kramer
Wilson
Pittsburg
Collett
Harry D. Elkes
Glens Falls
N. Y
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Elkes
McFarland
Winnington
W. A. Ladue
Benyon
Kurt
Frank Kramer
New Haven
Jack Green
England
G. R. Leander
Hardy Downing
Los Angeles
Gus Welsing
C. Kastendick
Brooklyn
W. Contour
Newark
F. Winnington
Manus Bedell
Lynchbrook
L. J
Harry Welsing
T. G. ©. Schreiber
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Iver Lawson
John Bedell
L. 1
D. Elkes
Glenn Falls
Buffalo
Marcus Hurley
T. J. Grady
Grady
Henshaw
Headstrom
Walter Smith
K. C
Smith
Joe Fulton
Springfield
Mass
F. A. Osgood
Lynn
Burley
Wille Dobbins
Whitman and Stevens win Long Island doubles title
In Southampton, Whitman and Stevens captured the Long Island championship doubles title over Edwin P learned and William J Clothier after a tight three set final. Larned and Clothier took the mixed doubles, with Clothier narrowly close in the final sets.
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Southampton
Long Island
Malcolm D. Whitman
Richard Stevens
Edwin P. Learned
William J. Clothier
Pele
Larned
Clothier
Whitman
Stevens
Mies Neezer
William A. Larned
Parker Defeats England Champion in Wigan Match
Harvey Parker, the American middleweight wrestler, tonight defeated England’s champion Jack Smith in straight fall, in a catch-as-catch-can bout in Wigan. The match carried a purse of £5.
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Wigan
England
Harvey Parker
Jack” Smith
Moran Wins Fastest Revere Pace In 25 Miles
In Boston on August first James F Moran defeated Johnny Nelson by about a quarter mile in a 25 mile motor paced race at the wooden Revere track. Moran’s time was 40 4.
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Boston
Revere
James F. Moran
Johnny Nelson
Patrolman Owen Ross Shot in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia at noon a city patrolman named Owen Ross was shot four times. The assailant was John Auer described as a prominent citizen. The incident occurred near the city center with unclear motive and condition of the officer not specified.
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Huntington
W. Va
Owen Ross
John Auer
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