Bond listings across Indiana counties and cities
A compiled table shows municipal and county bonds in Indiana with varied maturities and amounts. Notable entries include Dubois Posey Knox Peru Wells Warren Col Del. & Mar Battery Realty Warsaw Winchester Greene Tipton Howard Knox Pulaski Mt. Vernon Parke Vigo and others, ranging from 4s to 58s and totals around several tens of thousands of dollars.
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Dubois Co
Ind
Posey Co
Knox County
Peru
Eat Co
Wells Co
Warren Co
Col. del. & Mar., C
Mer. H.&l
Pulaski Co
Mt. Vernon
Parke Co
Vigo County
Armstr ong & Co braces and hosiery ad fit guarantee
The advertisement from H. Armstrong & Co. offers a range of support products including abdominal and scrotal support wristlets boulder braces spinal corsets instep elevators ankle braces and elastic hosiery. It promises proper fit guarantee and lists its address at 234 and 20 S Meridian St Indianapolis Indiana.
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WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Russia's Lone Hand Concluded Report on Events
Russia's consul at Mona Sur notes a retirement incident as Russia's affair. Sultan orders a vessel to Imada with a telegraph operator, and provisions are sent for crews of Russian square Tron ships. Turkish government ships 10 000 kilograms of flour for Krusheve sufferers. German chargé d'affaires warns the Porte against withdrawing troops from upper Albania, risking Serbian persecution by Albanians.
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Tietnovki
Mona- Sur
Russia
Imiada
Krusheve
Porte
Upper
Albania
Old
Servia
No Joint Demonstration In Turkish Waters Report
London reports the Turkish ambassador asked Britain about a possible joint naval demonstration in Turkish waters. Britain has taken no action and Italy may not dispatch warships, signaling delays or changes due to Turkey accepting Russian demands. Macedonian negotiations proceed continentally with many diplomats away from London. The Turkish envoy will depart for the country for several days.
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London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
Macedonia
Lansdowne
Loudon
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Paris
Innada
Russia
Bulgaria
Massacre Details Reach Monastir After Surrender
Balonica reports from Monastir that Bulgarian brigands entered Ageushevo after the surrender and occupied the Greek quarter exposing new details of the atrocity. The dispatch, filed yesterday, notes violence and displacement following the occupation.
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Balonica
Associated Press
Monastir
Ageushevo
Turbulent Aug siege ruins Greek Vlach quarter in Salonika
Turkish bombardment from Aug 12 to 14 leveled 3 houses 215 shops and a Greek church. about 300 local Bulgarians and 60 Greeks or Vlachs killed. 000 homeless with multimillion franc damage. Armenians and other villages later reported massacres by Turkish forces. Russian squadron to withdraw from Turkish waters as Bulgaria impli- calms tensions.
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Monastir
Killing of Russia's Consul Stirs Turbulent Monastir
Detroit Tribune recounts the 19th century incident in Monastir where Rostkovskii, angered by a Turkish sentry, attacked with a whip and threats, the sentry shot him. Russia protests, a fleet is sent near the Black Sea coast, and Turkey offers 80 000 dollars. Turbulent punishments follow with officials dismissed or imprisoned, widow rejects money, and Russia remains dissatisfied.
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Detroit
Monastir
Rostkoviski
Phlaskewiski
Restkoviski
Russia
Turkey
Black Sea
Proviiece
Li Hung Chang
Tare
Aid Sought from Imperial Authorities for Banana Growers
Kingston Jamaica August 21. Governor Hemmit asked imperial authorities to advance the colony a loan of 1 250 000 dollars to aid banana growers restore plantations after the hurricane. Government provides temporary work and local charity relieves others but distress remains high.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hemmt
Bridge jump incident leaves man alive after fall
A man named Cody jumped from the new Williamsport bridge structure over the East River in New York on August 21, reportedly falling 57 feet. He was helped by a passerby, regained consciousness after an hour, and was shielded from injury by padding. Cody had previously jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge a year earlier.
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New York
Cody
Williamsport
Brooklyn Bridge
End of Encampment as Grand Army Closes in San Francisco
The thirty seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic ends in San Francisco with General Black installing officers, approving pension and home plans, and honoring Gen Miles. Delegates adopt resolutions praising Miles and telegraph to Roosevelt. Meade statue project and Memorial Day measures advance. Women’s Relief Corps names officers as convention wraps in Boston next year.
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San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Kessler
Philippines
Black
C. W. Partridge
Illinois
Maj
Charles Burrows
New Jersey
James Tanner
New York
E. B. Wes
Pennsylvania
Thomas C. Sample
Potomac
B. F. Entrekin
Tennessee
N. Hacker
Texas
KR. M. Moores
Virginia
North Carolina
J. E. Fuller
West Virginia
G. B. Woodcock
Roosevelt
Committee On
Fort Sherman
Idaho
Florida
Oklahoma
P. H. Coney
Topeka
Nelson A. Miles
Twenty-second
Massachusetts Infantry
Manassas
Appomattox
South
Congress
Meade
MacArthur
Mechanics’ Pavilion
W. R. Shafter
Department of California
Nevada
John C. Black
Stewart
Corporal Tanner
Torrence
John B. Gordon
The
United Confederate Veterans
Council of Administration
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Tygart
Sarah E. Phillips
Reynolds
Kentucky
Ada E. May
Minnesota
Grand Army
Belinda E. Bailey
California
Ruth Foote
Colorado
Emma Pierce
Massachusetts
Jennie Varney
Julia M. Gordon
Kansas
M. Anna Hall
Emma Chamberlain
Ruth Hall
Mary Hager
Ohio
Boston
Humbert trial nears close as witnesses press claims
Paris August 21 public interest grows as the Humbert trial nears its end. Maitre Labori denounces M Cattaul the money lender and questions high officials while urging impartial justice. The defense cites Valle and Waldeck Rousseau and the session adjourns until tomorrow.
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Paris
Aus
Palace of Justice
Senora Castro
Venezuela
Maitre Labori
M. Cattali
France
Voltaire
Advocate Clunch
Emil Diraginac
End of Library School at Winona Proves Successful Experiment
The Indiana Public Library Commission led by Miss Mercia Hoagland closed the Winona Lake session for librarians. Seventeen to twenty-five students, chosen by trustees, learned practical library science. Miss Anna R. Phillips, Vassar graduate, taught with focus on accessioning, classification, cataloguing, reference work, and school library services. The program aims to continue next year.
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Indianapolis Journal
ARSAW
Ind
Indiana Public Library Commission
Mercia Heagland
Indianapolis
Winona Lake
Mercia Hoagland
Anna R. Phillips
Vassar College
New York State Library School
Winona
Carnegie Lbrary
Harriet M. Stanley
Brooklyn
Mass
State Library Commission
Purdue to Open Sept 9 Despite Earlier Delay
Purdue University will open on September 9 as planned despite earlier announcements. President Stone urged suspending carnivals during school to avoid demoralization, and city merchants moved the fall festival to October. Campus improvements and the new power plant work will complete before opening. registration and exams are set for September 7. Also today, Mr and Mrs Wolford of Richmond will relocate to Helena Arkansas to head Southland College, a school for African American youths supported by Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Stone
Fowler
Richmond
Wolford
Ohio Line
Heléna
Ark
Southland College
Uthland
Helena
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Obituary for John Elisler veteran actor and manager
New York obituary reports John Elisler aged eighty two died of heart disease at his home. Father of actress Effie Elisler and long time theater manager, he began on stage with William G. Burton in Philadelphia, later guiding theaters in Cleveland and other cities. Survived by widow two daughters Effie and Anna May Elisler and two sons John J. and William. Burial in Cleveland planned.
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New York
John Elisler
Effie Elisler
Cleveland
Elisler
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
William G. Burton
Yoseph Jefferson
Maggie Mitchell
Mr. Elister
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Columbus
Academy of Music
Effie Eisier
Hazel Kirke
Joseph Haworth
Clara Morris
George Gilbert
James Lewis
Ellster
Effie
Anna May Elisler
John J
William
Villa Hotel proprietor dies suddenly at 78 in Highland Falls
James H. Davidson founder of the Villa near West Point dies suddenly at seventy eight. He previously ran the Davidson Hotel in Columbus fifteen years ago. The body will be taken to Philadelphia for burial. Also noted, Andrew J. Leonard once in baseball and an original member of the team.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
James H. Davidson
West Point
Davidson
Columbus
Philadelphia
Boston
Andrew J. Leonard
The
Orig
Terranova Sails to Relieve British Antarctic Ship Discovery
Dundee dispatch reports the auxiliary relief Terranova sailing for the Antarctic to relieve the Discovery. The vessel, a former Newfoundland steam wheeler, is well adapted for ice navigation and aims for McMurdo Bay where the Discovery has been trapped for eleven months near Mount Erebus at latitude 77.50 south, longitude 166.42 east.
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Dundee
Scotland
Antarctic
Discovery
McMurdo Bay
Mount Erebus
Moody Inspects a Navy Yard in New York Visit
Secretary of the Navy Moody made his first official visit to the New York navy yard. He arrived aboard the Dolphin and traveled to the yard on the tug Narketa. He received honors, toured the facility, and dined with Rear Admiral Rogers, the commandant.
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New York
Moody
New York Navy Yard
Dolphin
Rogers
Bakers Elect Officers In Three Day Philadelphia Convention
The Master Bakers' Association concluded a three day convention in Philadelphia. Elected officers include President M. Regan of Minneapolis, Vice President B. Howard Smith of Kansas City, Secretary H. R. Tissold of Chicago, Treasurer Charles E. Abbott of New York, and Executive Committee members R. E. Ward of Pittsburgh and John D. Nusmith of To...
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Philadelphia
Master Bakers’ Association
M. Regan
Minneapolis
B. Howard
Dover school reunion set for Webster on Aug 27
The sixth annual Dover school reunion will be held at Webster on August 27 with E C Votan of Indianapolis delivering a poem and George Stratts of Indianapolis discussing The Dinner Pail. J B Unthank of Wilmington will respond to the toast Wearing of the Green. The Grave family held its annual reunion at Richmond City Park with Sylvester Cook elected president Nathan Grave vice president John Cox secretary and J R Rich treasurer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ichmond
Ind
Dover School
Webster
E. C. Votan
Indianapolis
George Stratts
J. B. Unthank
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Grave
Richmond
Sylvester Cook
Cox's Mills
Nathan Grave
Whitewater
John Cox
J. 8. Rich
Veterans and families gather for reunions across Indiana
Reports from Clinton Valparaiso Shelbyville Greensburg and Portland detail reunions of veterans and extended families. Speakers include E S Holliday Judge Rose Rev Jacobs and Col McLean with notable birthdays and anniversary gatherings across Aug 21. The One Hundredth Indiana Volunteer Infantry plans a Sept 23 reunion at Lima.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
One Hundredth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
J. W. Headington
Lima
Meeting Highlights With Notable Speakers Near Madison
Rev J J Taylor pastor of North Vernon Christian Church presided over a Middle Fork gathering near Madison ending with forty two accessions. The event featured T Sweeney of Columbus Ind delivering the principal address and other prominent speakers in attendance. Sunday services were planned east of the city.
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Car
Thi City
the . Z T. Sweeney
Columbus
Ind
Indianapolis Journal
Madiban
Iind
J. J. Taylor
Christian Church
North Vernon
Middle Fork
Madison
Trial of Caleb Powers Deposition of W. J. Davidson
GeorgetownKy Aug 21 in the Powers case the deposition of former Governor W S Taylor was concluded with controversial questions ruled incompetent The defense read the Davidson deposition begun this afternoon and interrupted by adjournment Both men deny conversations linking them to the Goebel killing and to related plots Hearing expected to finish Monday with witnesses refuting the Commonwealth claims
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Georgetown
Powers
Taylor
W. H. Culton
Caleb Powers
General Assembly
Kentucky
Hamp H. Howard
Harlan County
United States
S. G. Sharpe
Covington
Capitol Steps
W. J. Davidson
Indianapolis
Davidson
Commonwealth
Golden
Culton
Youtsey
Goebel
Tallow Dick’’ Combs
Mason Hockersmith
Commonwealth Witness Culton
Silk-Reeling Machines Imported for South Silk Industry
Secretary Wilson displays the first hank of silk reeled from machines bought by the Agriculture Department. Three machines exist with one in use, plans to send the others to Tuskegee and to sites with interest. Two French female experts are teaching operation, aiming to train southern and colored workers. The department will supply cocoons and mulberry trees, establish reeling centers, and boost silk production to reduce imports of about 75 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Department
Tuskegee
South
Secon
United States
Germans Favor Consolidation Plan in Indiana Methodist Protestant Church
Muncie Indiana August 21 The Methodist Protestant conference devoted its morning to reports including a German committee critique of lacking a separate department for German members. German members favor affiliating with Congregationalists and United Brethren churches. Obituaries noted Rev B M Clark Lafayette and Mrs Elizabeth Hussey Jonesboro. Memorial services planned next Sunday. The afternoon and evening sessions advanced discussion on affiliating Methodist Protestant Congregationalist and United Brethren churches with speakers from each group.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Methodist Protestant Conference
M. L. Jennings
D. D
Pittsburg
Methodist Recorder
Congregationalists
United Brethren
Thut
B. M. Clark
Lafayette
Elizabeth Hussey
Jonesboro
Indiana
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Margaret M. Kuhns
Japan
Birmingham Citizens Alliance Commends Roosevelt Action
The Birmingham Alabama Citizens Alliance a nonpolitical group of business and professionals sent a letter to President Roosevelt praising his move to reinstate a bookbinder at the Government Printing Office dismissed for union issues and his stance protecting workers who do not wish to join labor organizations. The letter, signed by a three member committee, conveys the alliance’s thanks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Citizen's Alliance
Roosevelt
Citizen's Alliance of
Al-Lance
Tippecanoe and Flat Rock Baptist Associations Meet
In Lafayette and Shelbyville, Indiana, Baptist associations convened with delegates attending. The Tippecanoe group met at West Side Baptist Church, heard sermons by J Bair and R E Neighbor, and planned committees for tomorrow and Sunday. The Flat Rock assembly closed at Fairland Church, confirming Hope as next meeting site in August 1904. A Tipton county Christian churches union gathering was also noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe Baptist Association
West Side
J. B. Bair
Brookston
R. E. Neighbor
Fowler
Dreacken
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Shelbyville
Flat Rock Baptist Association
Fairland Baptist Church
Baptist
Hope
Indiana
President and guests discuss finance at Oyster Bay
In Oyster Bay New York on August 21 the President met with Representative E J Hill of Connecticut and William D Murphy of New York to discuss financial legislation for the upcoming Congress session.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York State
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
William D. Murphy
New York
Roosevelt
City News Notes From Local Church Groups
A called meeting of the business and social union of Roberts Park Church will be held Monday at 2 3 in the church. Miss Adah Conner a Chicago soprano visiting her parents here will sing the offertory at Meridian Street M E church tomorrow morning. Mrs Isabel Ingersoll 243 North Pennsylvania street will entertain Queen Esther Auxiliary Friday afternoon aided by Mrs Maria B Daugherty Mrs Ada C Simmons and Mrs Alice V Hatton. The eighth annual lawn fete by Assumption Catholic Church West Indianapolis closes tonight after a successful fair begun Thursday with many new attractions. The ashes piled high around the fire plug on Union street near Bell road prevented use by fire companies morning.
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Roberts Park Church
Adah Conner
Chicago
Oeen
Meridian-street
M. E. Church
Isabel Ingersoll
Pennsylvania Street
Queen Esther
Maria B. Daugherty
Alice V. Hatton
Ada C. Simmons
Assumption Catholic Church
Indianapolis
Union Street
Bell Road
Parrot Foils Robbers At 38 Macon Street Apartment
Brooklyn Eagle reports a burglary foiled by a parrot at 38 Macon Street. Mrs Stearns left home at 9 AM and returned at 1 PM to find a Japanese strong box containing valuable papers moved but intact. The parrot’s squawks warned residents as intruders fled with only the box missing. A note from the would be thieves was left, claiming the parrot helped reveal their plan. Despite the breach, the polly’s cries prevented the haul from succeeding.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Carl L. Stearns
Macon Street
Stearns
Carl, Jr
Middletown
N. Y
F. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Queens Insurance Company
Ines Bors
Temperance Orator Spins Statistics To Pittsburg Crowd
A temperance speaker in Pittsburg cites sensational stats to prove widespread drinking. He claims yearly beer production could circle the globe, saloons span a Pittsburg to New York street, and rum exports per missionary reach twenty thousand gallons, provoking a hiccuping chorus.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Ben Stanford
Pennsylvania
New York
Atlantic City
Statue of Liberty
Golden Gate
Oll Ren
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Tipton, Ind
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