Unclear list of bonds and stocks from Indiana regions
A scrambled OCR fragment lists bonds and stocks tied to Indiana counties and towns. Entries include Marion Light and Heat Co 10000, New Telist Mortgage 18000, Pike County 32600, Newton County 20000, Sullivan County 11500, Jasonville, Indiana, School Belt Railroad Common Stock, Samar National Bank Stock, Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co. Stock, H. P. Was. & Co. 6 percent, Prof. Stock, and Law Building Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Light and Heat Co
Pike County
Ind
Newton County
Sullivan County
Jasonville
School Belt Railroad
Samar National Bank
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Law
Elks Parade in Salt Lake Sets Prize-Winning Displays
More than 3000 Elks lined the Salt Lake reunion parade as prizes totaling 1750 dollars recognized unique floats and costumes. Park City Utah won for most unique display while Greenville Mississippi won second in a cotillion fakery of plantation garb.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Lodge of Elks
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Elks
Saratoga Springs
Bodies of Elks
Park City
Greenville
Miss
Penitentiary
Montana
Quien Labe Lodge
el Paso
Tex
Omaha
Ttle
Seattle
Helena
Mont
Third Regiment Band
San Francisco
Buffalo Bil
Wid West
Cody
California
Haiti Revolt Expands as Gonaives Falls to Firmin Forces
Wireless dispatches from Washington and Port au Prince report Gonaives under Firminist control with Vasquez government claims of rebellion in three provinces. A French naval escort sails for Cape Haitien amid tensions over cable cutting and a U S gunboat blockade declared ineffective by Commander McCrea of the Machias.
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Washington
Powell
State Department
Port au-Prince
Gonaives
Firmin
Vasquez
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Cape Haitien
DY Assas
the de Lessep
McCrea
United States
Maehias
Trustees elected at Chautauqua Assembly meeting
Jamestown New York August 1 trustees elected at the Chautauqua Assembly annual meeting include M R B South Bend Indiana James M Gut Pittsburgh Pa Chester D Massey Toronto Ireland M Miller Akron Ohio Frederick Nixon Westfield PA Ho Rock Warren and Clements Studebaker South Bend Indiana Nixon and Juffey are new members.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Board of Trustees of
The
Chautauqua Assembly
M. RB
South Bend
Ind
James M. Gut
Pitteburs
Chester D. Massey
Oronto
Ire M. Miller
Akron
Frederick Nixon
Weetfeld
Ho Rock- Warren
Clements Studebaker
Nixon
Juffey
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad reports six month earnings
Grand Rapids Mich August 12 The semi annual report of the Grand Rapids Indiana Railroad for the six months ending July 31 last shows total earnings of 119677 an increase of 175728 over the first half of last year Freight earnings amounted to 1099526 and passenger earns to 60575 increases of 11744 and 47 respectively Mail and express earnings were 11546
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Davenport Flood Cuts Off City After Heavy Rain
Davenport Indiana residents report flash flooding on August 13 as rivers rose sharply and streets became submerged. Severe rainfall flooded streams, isolating parts of the city and causing damage to property. Authorities warned residents to stay indoors and monitor for further rising water.
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Davenport, In
Davenport
Mississa
Pythian Knights Parade Reviewed by General Carnahan
In San Francisco on August 13 the uniformed Knights of Pythias parade paused business of the Supreme Lodge. Major General Carnahan and staff reviewed the parade as many states were represented. Evening events included a banquet for visiting Rathbone Sisters and a grand concert. Kentucky and Indiana headquarters were set with new commanders.
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San Francisco
Carnahan
Fethers
Supreme Lodge
Pythian Sisterhood
Ellis’ Hall
Imperial Palace
Knights of Khorassan
Pythian Castle
Supreme Temple of the
Rathbone Sisters
Native Sons’ Hall
Logan
Louisville
Kentucky
P. J. Rehling
Indiana
Farmers Combine Announces China Trade Venture
Henry F. Fortmann, George T. Hawley, Francis Cutting, P. E. Dowles, G. D. Greenwood, W. H. Chickering and Rudolph Spreckles form a company to develop trade between China and the United States. Ho Yow will temporarily resign as consul to manage China affairs. The firm plans commercial museums to exhibit American products in China and Chinese productions in America.
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Henry F. Fortmann
George T. Hawley
Francis Cutting
P. E. Dowles
G. D. Greenwood
W. H. Chickering
Rudolph Spreckles
China
Ho Yow
America
Omaha Street Railway stock sold to New York syndicate
An afternoon paper reports the Omaha Street Railway Company with $6 million capital sold in a lump to a New York syndicate led by J. and W. Seligman & Co. at 92 cents on the dollar. Cash terms transfer over four-fifths of Omaha stock and include Beebras property. The property has paid 4 percent dividends for four years.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha Street Railway Company
New York
J. and W. Seligman & Co
Omaha
Omaha Company
Beebras
Omaha and
Council Bluff
National Wagon Makers Meet on Lookout Mountain
In Chattanooga Tennessee on August 13 representatives from across the country gathered to tighten ties with the national association. The meeting noted a 20 percent rise in wagon material costs and that prices must rise accordingly in factory output.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National
Wagon Makers’ Association
Lookout Mountain
Coal Mines in Springfield Sold to New Jersey Firm
Springfield coal mines to be bought by Illinois Coal and Coke Company of New Jersey and operated under one management. Options on 23 nearby mines secured by Newton Jackson of Philadelphia who leads the firm. Deal valued at 12 million dollars, with formal organization planned in Jersey City this week.
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Springfield
Ill
New Jersey
Illinois Coal and Coke Company
Newton Jackson
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Mark Twain Busy in York with Weather and Witty Observations
Mark Twain spoke at a York celebration, praising the climate that sustains his work and humor. He joked about post offices, the many Yorks, mosquitoes as gentlemen, and the lack of a fireable match, while predicting a return in two years to advertise the place. He teased Tom Reed and the locals as fellow townsmen.
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York Harbor
York Corner
York Village
York Beach
Yorks
Sean
Satan
Tom Reed
Murder in a Saloon at Avalon Catalina Island
W H Yeager who registered at the Hotel Metropole June 23 from Louisville Ky was shot and killed by A H M Boyd of Los Angeles in a saloon at Avalon Catalina Island Aug 13 in a quarrel over a card game Boyd is under arrest and the shooting is under police investigation
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
W. H. Yeager
Hotel Metropole
Louisville
A. H M. Boyd
Los Angeles
Boyd
International Typographical Union adopts work limit and vacancy rules
Cincinnati dispatch reports the International Typographical Union approving a fifty-four hour week, extending seven day operation for Sunday papers, and restricting certain membership. It rejects an Indianapolis factional agenda while voting down amending officer accounts and militia membership. A ladies auxiliary is organized. The convention plans next year’s meeting in St Louis with Asheville Newark and others in contention. The event marks the union’s golden jubilee in Music Hall Cincinnati with civic leaders and delegates speaking.
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Cincinnati
The
International Typographical Union
International Ladies’ Auxiliary
Committee On Laws
Indianapolis
Law Committee
West
Louisville
Breitenstein
Asheville
N. C
Ryan
Newark
N. J
Blakely
Richmond, Va
Bynum
Washington, D. C
Develer
Salt Lake City
Washington
St. Louis
Nashville
Portland
Ore
Thomas A. Whalen
Municipal
Boston
Ladies’ Auxiliary
International Woman's Auxiliary
Frank Kennedy
Omaha
Louser
Mary Crowley
M. A. Crowley
Milwaukee
Herman Matthews
Donnell
Kennedy
Jessie Johnson
Frances L. Taylor
LT. U
Convention of International Stereotypers’ and Electrotypers’ Union
United Typotheta
Come and Waces
Music Hall
N 152
Nannie Flack
A. J. Beex
Liederkrang Society
A. B. White
West Virginia
James M. Lynch
McReynolds
Armstrong
Toronto
Boudreault
Ottawa
Caveler
Henry Lancaster in Parsons jail linked to West Virginia police murder
Cumberland reports Henry Lancaster, jailed in Parsons, West Virginia, in the murder case of Police Chief H. F. Wilmot at Womersdorf, West Virginia, now says that Clements was involved. The brief item notes Lancaster’s new statement amid the ongoing investigation.
Wrongly lynched men named in farmer murder case
The report states that Carroll and another Black man were lynched as the killers, but they were not the right men. The text notes the actual murderer was James Black and asserts the victims were in a house away from the crime scene. Lancaster was being arrested by Wilmot when he was shot from ambush.
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Carroll
James Black
Lancaster
Wilmot
Papal Gift to Roosevelt Arrives Via Bishop O Gorman
Bishop O Gorman of Sioux Falls who accompanied Governor Taft to the Vatican returns with a gift from the Pope for President Roosevelt a mosaic of the Pope with Rome in the distance. He will present it Saturday at Oyster Bay and dine with the President. He plans to visit Cardinal Gibbons in Newport and Archbishop Ireland in St Paul delivering greetings from the Pope.
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New York
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls, &S. D
Taft
Vatican
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Vatican Gardens
Rome
Newport
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Paul, Minn
Ireland
Venezuelan Rebel Attacks Cumana City News
Reports state rebels siege Cumana in the state of Bermudez with about 1,100 attackers facing 350 government troops. Citations describe ships Cincinnati and Topeka protecting American interests at Puerto Cabello and Barcelona, while Marietta blocks the Orinoco mouth. Caracas dispatches mention possible asylum for President Castro.
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Port OF Spain
Cumana
Bermudez
Washington
Navy Department
Cincinnati
Porto Cabello
Barcelona
McLean
Clncinnati
Topeka
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Puerto Cabiito
Marietta
Orinoco
Castro
Laguayra
France
San Juan
Porto Rico
General Matos
Germany
Indian troops reviewed by King at Buckingham Palace
London report describes the Indian coronation troops reviewed by King Edward at Buckingham Palace. The Prince of Wales presented medals to picked troops including Lord Curzon's body-guard as Princess Victoria and royal guests observed. The King praised the contingent and wished a safe return home.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Lord Curzon
Victoria
Alexandra
Jaipur
Albert
India
Delhi
England
Expulsion of Nuns Sparks Anti Church Turmoil in Finisterre
Reports from Brest and Finisterre detail police, infantry and gendarmes deployed to close White Sisters schools amid hostile crowds. In Folgoet St Meen and Ploudaniel locals build defenses, threaten gendarmes with beehives, and resist evacuations as Concarneau schools are forcibly entered. Crowds crown events with bells, flags, and protests while evacuations proceed under military guard. In Berlin the Bavarian Diet’s art funding vote prompts Emperor William to offer funds, praising art support and timing concurrent with the Bavarian response.
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Brest
France
Finisterre
St. Meen
Folgoet
Ploudaniel
Concarneau
Quimper
Tocsin
Bensee
Berlin
William
Luitpold
Bavaria
Swinemunde
House of Wittelsbach
Telegraphic Brevities From Across the Nation
A summary of brief dispatches reports a Williamsport West Virginia post office break in with $300 and a registered letter stolen. A Paducah Kentucky officer shot and killed Frank Buckner while Buckner attempted to escape. A Boston broker Frederick Betts is jailed on a mail fraud charge. A farmer J H Sims was killed by his son near Ottumwa Iowa during a knife attack on his wife. A Lumberton South Carolina murder suspect George McFadden confessed. Dr E Page Cincinnati telegraph manager resigns seeking a higher East coast post. A Sharpsburg Pennsylvania freight wreck prompt but no harm. Senators Burton Mitchell Foster head to Hawaii to review ex queen lands. The American Philatelic Association discusses abolishing branches. Portland Maine organ chosen. Mrs Vincent Markel dies after an alcohol lamp explosion in St Paul Minnesota, leaving three orphans. Lawsuit over New Orleans water board expansion filed. injunction blocks designation of new board though work proceeds.
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Williamsport
W. Va
Marietta
Paducah
Tom Orr
Frank Buckner
Buckner
Frederick E. Betts
Boston
United States
J. M. Fisher & Co
Betts
J. H. Sims
John
Ottumwa
George McFadden
Lumberton
E. Page
Cincinnati
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic City
M. Miller
Page
Sharpsburg
Allegheny
West Penn
Sheridan Pa
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Senate
Hawaii
Lilioukalani
San Francisco
Honolulu
Senator Burton
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Senator Foster
Washington
American Philatelic Association
Springfield
Mass
Philatelic Era
Portland
H. G. Smith
Winona
New Orleans
Shelby
United States Court
New York
Nee
Baldwin and crew dispute on America command at Tromsoe
Evalyn B Baldwin and several America crew members told a notary that Captain Johannsen refused to obey orders from the ice pilot, leading to his removal. Baldwin asserts Johannsen left the vessel at Honnigsvaag without consent, while relations with the ice pilot remained good. The party faced dog worm deaths hindering northward progress, but Baldwin believes the America will reach its target latitude within a year en route to the north pole. Berlin reports cold rains turning to snow across Germany.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Evalyn B. Baldwin
The
America
Baldwin
Captain Johannsen
Johannsen
Honnigsvaag
North Pole
Beets and Grain Shortage Touch European Harvests
Temperatures drop to 40 degrees as harvest damage hits wheat and rye. Imports of foreign grain likely from Prussia to mix flour. Hungary beets undersized with poor tops may curb sugar production if rains persist. Berlin appoints Dr. Schweninger professor of the history of medicine at Berlin University amid protests from medical professors.
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Berlin
Prussia
Hungary
Schweninger
Prince Bismarck
Berlin University
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Oblenski Wore Armor After Death Sentence
Polish dispatches say Prince Oblenski governor of Kharkow Russia who was shot last Monday night wore chain armor waistcoat after receiving a formal death sentence from the central revolutionary committee.
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Vienna
Prince Oblenski
Kharkow
Russia
Central Revolutionary Committee
Madrid Anarchists Arrested Over Plot Against Delcasse
A San Sebastian dispatch reports that several Anarchists from Madrid have been arrested on suspicion of plotting to assassinate M. Delcasse, the French minister of foreign affairs, during his Foix visit near the Pyrenees.
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Paris
San Sebastian
Spain
Madrid
M. Delcasse
Foix
Pyrenees
Japanese land guns on Kothnesan Island
A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Globe reports Japanese naval officers landed guns and built a battery on Kothnesan island and posted guards. Korean officials sent to investigate were driven away by the Japanese on their own responsibility.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Globe
Kothnesan
Duke and Duchess Among Kronprinz Wilhelm Passengers
London dispatch notes the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and Mr and Mrs C H P Belmont aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Southampton to New York. The Duchess is Consuelo Vanderbilt.
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London
Southampton
New York
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
C. H. P. Belmont
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Borghese palace sale denied by family authorities
In Brussels a London Daily Chronicle correspondent reports Borghese family tentatives deny claims the famous palace will be sold at auction. The dispatch notes American glass makers seek price unification with Belgian producers amid diplomatic chatter about European markets.
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Borghese Palace
Borghese
Brussels
London Daily Chronicle
Kalajeff
Silesian
M. Sipiaguine
Cardinal Ledochowski
Count Dlochowski
Makaroff
Kronstadt
Chicago
Albany
Marie
Greece
Princess Marie
Michael Alexandrovitch
Alexis
George Robert Parkin
Upper Canada College
Toronto
Cecil Rodes
Liverpool
New York
Oceanic
Parkin
London
Canaa
United States
Australia
Romance of Osborne House
The Washington Post notes the King Edward presentation to the English public inspires American enthusiasm. Osborne House, linked to Queen Victoria's beloved memories of Prince Albert, is praised as a symbol of a perfect union and cherished era. The piece recalls Victoria's tenderness and the house as a site of enduring happiness and reverie.
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Washington Post
Edward
Osborne House
Palace
Wight
Prince Albert
England
Four Georges
Russia
Victoria
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J. F. Wild & Co
Bankers
Stevenson Building
Pawsiciouxns
Arrastromy & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian St
FPR
Onper
Chacutauque Assembly Trustees
Mrs. Austin
Chesterfield
Pythian Knights
Farmers Combine
Denver
Mark Twain
York
International Union
Bishop O'Gorman
Puerto Cabello
King
Wilhelm
Morris
Badger Furniture CO
Dr. Schweninger
Duke and
Cable Notes
Queen Victoria
Kahn Tailoring Company
W. H. Roll’s Sons
Messenger
East
Washington St
Steel Ranges
Chas. L. Hartmann
Willam Street
New York, N.Y
Albert Willcox & CO
Home Office
Sue Ork City
New York East River
New York Dock
New York Life and Trust Co
U. S
Total Assets
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
W. BH. Hart
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