Campbell firm over Columbia National Bank list of indiana assets
E M Campbell & Co reports list of county debts and assets including totals tied to Columbia National Bank. Entries cover numerous Indiana counties such as Clark, Lake, Fowler, Lawrence, Greene, Martin, Cass, Clay, Knox, and Laporte, with varied amounts and a 10 share capital note for Citizens’ Street Ry.
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Col
Del
Mario
Clark County
Ind
Lake County
Fowler
Wat'r
Lawrence County
Greene County
Martin County
Cass County
Springfield
Ohio
Jefferson County
Laporte County
Clay County
Knox County
Streat- Ry
Indiag
Capital National Bank
Armstrongs Surgical Instruments Makers Ad
WM H Armstrong Co advertises air beds pillow cushions hospital press urinals bed pans fountain and bull beads met water hotties stomach tubes and shower baths bath cabinets at 24 and 26 S Meridian St Indianapolis Ind.
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Invalid’s
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Mortgage Filed by Taisey Pneumatic Tube Company
The Taisey Pneumatic Service Company filed a mortgage on patents franchises and property in favor of Federal Trust Company for 200000 to mature in fifty years with 5 percent gold bonds. Also secured by 24 endowment life policies. William H Jackson sues son John for cancellation of two deeds alleging feeble mindedness and derangement. Willie A Jackson claims lands awarded not deeded and seeks home for father and son. Parsons Natural Gas Company sues Rafferty Boyer and Barrett for 3000 damages over gas meters failing to register gas usage and harming company reputation. Appellate Court orders receiver for Harry Crawford's Chicago & Southeastern Railroad to take possession.
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Taisey Pneumatic Service Company
Federal Trust Company
Endowment Life
William H. Jackson
John Jackson
John
Willie A. Jackson
Willie
Parsons Natural Gas Company
Parsons, Kan
Elias 5
Raffety
Charlies T. Boyer
Rafferty & Boyer
Cyrue C. Barrett
Court actions hinge on Irvinton streetcar injury suit
The railroad company appealed a case to the Supreme Court, then moved to the Up Hate Court. Judge Alford prepared to open court as 25 to 30 appeal cases await disposition. Sadie Comics sued the street car company for damages after a fall from an Irvington car dislocating her hip.
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Alford
Criminal Court
Sadie Comics
Street
Irvington
New Suits Filed in Several Courts
Emma Banks vs Alonzo Banks seeks divorce in Superior Court Room 1. Elmer E Petticord vs Nancy B Petticord seeks divorce in Superior Court Room 3. William H Jackson vs John Jackson for decision and cancellation of deed in Superior Court Room L. Sadie Combs vs Indianapolis Street Railway Co seeks damages in 4 percent demand in the 00 Circuit Court. Parsons Natural Gas Co vs Elias G Rafferty seeks damages with demand of 3400 dollars.
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Emma Banks
Alonzo Banks
Superior Court
Elmer E. Petticord
Nancy B. Petticord
William H. Jackson
John Jackson
Sadie Combs
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Parsons Natural Gas Company
Elias G. Rafferty
Chicago and Southeastern Railway versus Kenney et al. TRO dissolved
The record lists multiple docket items including HarolD D Moran receiver against Frank Leslie Gibson and others, Avery Manufacturing versus Broadstreet administratrix with petition for time extension, and Sulzer Vogt versus Rushville Water Company. Appellant briefs, extensions granted, and motions to dismiss noted. notices to Porter County.
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Chicago & Southeastern Railway
Charles Kenney
Putnam C. C
Harold D. Moran
Frank Leslie
Gibson C. C
Avery Manufacturing Company
Anna E. Broadstreet
Ap- Hant
Ellery
Webster Et al
Sylvanus Major
Putnam
Barnard Roppenstein
Joseph Shrack
Allen C. C
Sulzer-Vogt Machine Company
Rushville Water Company
Rush C. C. Appoeens
Transer
Definition of an Aged Person in Texas Law
Texas Supreme Court recently ruled that the statute forbidding aggravated assault on an aged person does not define a precise age threshold. The decision notes a 57-year-old man, 6'2", 1795 pounds, was not considered aged under the statute, leaving age eligibility undefined.
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Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Southwestern
Alimony claim void and liquor sale licensing ruling
Share of alimony recovered is void due to assignment incapacity and public policy. A Wisconsin query on brewers shows that out-of-state brewers shipping beer into Wisconsin must obtain local licenses unless orders are sent to a brewery and delivered to a carrier, with no local license needed if an in-state agent merely handles orders.
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Atlantic Rep
New Jersey
Pitney
Pacific Rep
Colorado
Madison
Wis
Hicks
J. F. Riordan
Hayward
Wisconsin
Critics of Public Schools Debated by Indiana Teachers
Executive Committee of the Indiana State Teachers Association in Indianapolis plans December sessions. Topics planned include overcrowded curricula, impractical learning, pupil health, sanitation, physical culture, scholarship and teacher training, library relations, and psychology in teaching. Art’s role in schools to be discussed. headquarters and meeting venue undecided. legislature timing may affect chamber access.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Charles N. Peak
Princeton
W. A. Hester
Bloomington
H. B. Wilson
Franklin
Charlies J. Waits
Terre Haute
Milo H. Stuart
E. A. Huff
Veedersburg
E. H. Andrews
Peru
George W. Worley
Warsaw
Lawrence M’turnan
Alexandria
Peak
C. A. Prosser
New Albany
W. P. Hart
Covington
New Indiana Companies Form With Various Capitals and Directors
The Kokomo Company Operative Association was incorporated yesterday with 10000 capital and directors L E Collier D M Fox George B Jones Jesse Tarkington Charles Bourne Harry Miller John Jenkins John 8 Scoven and Aubrey W Holcombe. West Heights Land Company of Evansville formed with 25000 capital and directors John W Boehme Albert F Karges and Fred Bocksteg. Lake Shore Land and Building Company of Indiana Harbor Lake County directors Owen F Aldis John H Hutton John D Bradley and 965000 capital. T D Scales Coal Company of Boonville with directors T D Scales W F Weyerbacher C Pilzer E J Hackett and John L Wheat. Stilesville Cemetery Association officers William Cosner president James M Tincher secretary Tillman Ruark treasurer. Wabash Pipeline Company notified state of 2600 preferred stock. Winonsw Ceres Company Warsaw increased capital. Berne Grain and Hay Company increased capital from 20000 to 30000.
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Kokomo Company Operative Association
L. E. Collier
D. M. Fox
George B. Jones
Jesse Tarkington
Charles Bourne
Harry Miller
John Jenkins
John 8. Scoven
Aubrey W. Holcombe
West Heights Land Company
Evansville
John W. Boehme
Albert F. Karges
Fred Bocksteg
Owen F. Aldis
John
James M. Tincher
Tillman Ruark
Wabash Pipeline Company
Winonsw Ceres Company
Warsaw
Berne Grain and Hay Company
Colonial Ball At Newport Crossways Attracts Dignitaries
The Aug 22 gathering at Crossways Newport Villa featured Mrs Stuyvesant Fish’s much discussed colonial ball. Guests toured dinner parties then attended, with the Duchess of Marlborough among the special guests. Elaborate decorations set the scene for a night of colonial gowns and English court costumes.
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Newport, R. L
Stuyvesant Fish
Crossways
Newport Villa
Duchess of Marlborough
John R. Drexel
Bond Gains Point and Seeks Ratification Talks in Washington
Sir Robert Bond premier of Newfoundland sails from Liverpool to Montreal en route to Washington with full imperial authority to reopen Bond Blaine reciprocity negotiations. He supports free trade with the United States and secured imperial approval to resume talks after years of efforts. The pact previously granted U S fishermen bait buying privileges and reduced duties, while the United States opened its markets to Newfoundland fish and raw products.
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London
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Liverpool
Montreal
Pretoria
Washington
United States
State Department
America
James G. Blaine
Premier Bond to Visit Washington Over Bond Blaine Pact
The Newfoundland premier Sir Robert Bond plans a Washington trip to revive the Bond Blaine convention. Officials say British protests from Canada’s London ministers met with imperial approval as reciprocity efforts failed, erasing grounds to hinder Newfoundland’s pursuit.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Robert Bond
Washington
London
Sir Robert
Canada
Newfoundland
Lipton in auto crash. Sultan of Morocco hurt in accident
Sir Thomas Lipton escaped with a shock and bruises after his twelve horsepower car skidded on Woodgren rails and wrecked near London. A Madrid dispatch said the Sultan of Morocco had a dangerous auto accident near Fez. Rutherford Stuyvesant and his driver were fined for furious motoring at Kingston on Thames. French driver Jarrett set a kilometer record at Welbeck in 281 5 seconds, beating Vanderbilt Jr. Admiral Von Diedrichs resigned as chief of staff of the German navy, with Vice Admiral Buechsel succeeding him. Emperor William praised Diedrichs services and named him honorary admiral. Count Von Boudissin to command the East Asiatic squadron.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Woodgren
Thomas
Madrid
Tangier
Morocco
Fez
Rutherford Stuyvesant
New York
Warranaer
Kingston-on-Thames
Mr. Stuyvesant
C. Jarrett
Welbeck
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
France
Berlin
Admiral von Diedrichs
Navy
Buechsel
Emperor William
Asia
Naval Corps
Count von Boudissin
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
United States
Olson
University of Wisconsin
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
Milford Haven
Wales
Cowes
England
Filey
Nashville
Havre
von Holieben
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Peking
H. W. Forster
Seven Oaks
Kent
British Treasury
Sti
Beaumont Morice
Botha
Ixelles
Lucas Meyer
South Africa
Miller Rees Hutchison
Celtic
Hutchison
Gumbinnen
Hildebrandt
William
Blackowitz
Gumbinnon
Vatican moves toward Philippine appointment amid friars land dispute
Rome reports Vatican has gathered documents for the apostolic delegate to Manila and hints at an imminent appointment. It releases a history of negotiations on friars lands, along with Chappelle’s report and Taft-Vatican notes, plus secretive instructions. Cardinal Rampolla hopes the guidance enables a mutually satisfactory solution.
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Rome
Vatican
Philippine
Manila
Mgr. Chappelle
Philippines
Taft
Cardinal Rampolla
Cecil Rhodes Bequest Lands in South Africa Sold for a Million
The Essex County Chronicle reports Cecil Rhodes left lands in South Africa to the Countess of Warwick, sold for $1,000,000. The countess had earlier written on training girls for the Transvaal and solicited Andrew Carnegie’s aid. A friend of Rhodes denied the large bequest to the Earl and Countess of Warwick.
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London
Essex County Chronicle
Cecil Rhodes
Countess of Warwick
South Africa
Transvaal
Andrew Carnhesie
Warwick
Rhodes
Jusserand Chosen as French Ambassador to United States
Paris announces that M. Jusserand, French minister at Copenhagen, has been selected for the post of French ambassador to Washington. He speaks English fluently and is married, with a wife noted in dispatches.
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Dewey
Washington
Paris
Jules Cambon
M. Jusserand
Copenhagen
France
M. Cambon
St. Petersburg
Marquis de Montebellon
Toussia
Madrid
M. Patenotre
Prominent figures in diplomacy and sport noted
An American who has long resided in Paris profiles M Jusserand and discusses rumors of Cambons ambassadorial posts. Reports from Vienna Berlin Bucharest discuss assassinations Macedo nian leaders London and royal yacht visits as nations shift. Also noted are throat of Boer war, a royal coronation medal, and a military inquiry into Gumbinnen triumph.
Striking miners close Butler washery and Dodge colliery
At Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania August 22, striking miners halted operations at the Butler washery and Dodge colliery of the D L and W Company. Ambush fire from strikers caused workmen to quit after last night coverage and guards totaling 5000 in four counties are employed at a cost of 1 3 million dollars to protect idle mines and washery sites under governor appointed commissions.
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Dodge
Stone
Harrisburg
Return of Taft to Manila Amid Demonstrations
Civil Governor Taft arrived in Manila on the gunboat General Alava welcoming with a holiday, arches, and a bay parade. About twenty thousand natives joined provincial demonstrations as Taft addressed church issues, trade aims, and peace, pledging to serve natives and seeking confidence.
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Manila
Taft
United States
General Alava
Singapore
Straits Settlement
Civil Commission
Alava
Pasig
Rome
Congress
Philippine Islands
General Chaffee Returns to Manila Without Decisive Action in Mindanao
General Chaffee arrives in Manila from the southern islands signaling no immediate move against Mindanao Moros. He prefers moral suasion to avert conflict and orders Capt. John J. Pershing to open talks with the Sultan of Bacolod to explain Moros attacks on nonoffensive American troops. A friendly conference with Moro chiefs at Ibegan included a leading chief who agreed to visit Pershing.
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Manila
Chaffee
Mindanao
Moray
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Lake Lanao
Bacolod
Georgia Peaches Abroad in Europe Trade Try
Reports from Fort Valley say a two carload Georgia peaches shipment to England was highly successful. The fruit arrived in fine shape and yielded handsome profits. Buyers and growers anticipate opening European markets to Georgia fruit, inducing optimism among growers.
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Macon
Fort Valley
Georgia
England
Coal Train Marks Start of Market Return at Shenandoah
Fifteen cars of coal left Silver Creek colliery near New Philadelphia tonight marking the first marketable shipment since the strike began. Crowds of several hundred gathered along the railway tracks in Shenandoah to watch the train pass.
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Shenandoah
Silver Creek
New Philadelphia
Mistaken for a Burglar Ends in Tragedy in Carlinville
At Carlinville Illinois last night a pastor, Rev Henry Turner of the Colored Baptist Church, shot and killed his six year old son who he mistook for a burglar. Turner was arrested but the coroner's jury later discharged him, ruling the shooting a tragic mistake.
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ST. Louis
Carlinville
Henry Turner
The
Colored Baptist Church
Fire destroys Clark owned Butte reduction works
A blaze in Butte Montana totally destroyed the tory building of the reduction works owned by Senator W A Clark. The loss of the reverberatory will force the plant to close operations and raises questions about repairs and future production.
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Butte. Mont
Butte Reduction Works
W. A. Clark
Power Freed From Jail In Northern Pacific Suit
Peter Power, named as complainant in the dispute over Northern Pacific stock, was released from Ludlow Street jail after a contempt sentence. The Evening Post notes the Stock Exchange governing committee will review the case, with possible suspensions for acts detrimental to exchange welfare or violations of its rules.
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New York
Peter Power
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Ludlow-street
Mable
Power
The
Evening Post
Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wireless system ready opens new California office
A Pacific Wireless Telegraph dispatch from Denver reports the White's Point office, near Catalina Island, will open for commercial business tomorrow. The wireless link between Catalina Island and White's Point, a distance of thirty six miles, is stated to be working perfectly.
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Denver
Cal
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company
White's Point
Pacific Company
Catalina Island
Bodies Held in Paris as Fate Deaths Move to America
Paris reports a delay in shipping the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fate from the Madeleine church. Undertakers’ vans waited at 6 pm, then were sent away until 9 pm, and again postponed. Lawyers for the Fate and Fair families met with Consul General Gowdy at the American consulate as postmortem examination rumors surface.
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Paris
C. L
Church of the Madeleine
A Good Soldier Says President’s War View Is Vital
The Nebraska State Journal argues that a good soldier must be anxious to fight. It contrasts Bryan, Roosevelt, Grant, Sherman, Sherman, Lee, and McClellan, praising Teddy Roosevelt’s impulse to engage in combat and denouncing those who avoid battle. The piece frames military vigor as essential to military career and national duty.
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Nebraska State Journal
West Point
Bryan
Aeri
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
McClellan
Washington
Paris physician unveils new remedy for bolls
Kansas City Journal notes a Paris physician's discovery of a new remedy for bolls. The item contrasts with humor pointing to Josh Billings's quip about placing them on the neck of the other fellow.
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Kansas City Journal
Paris
Josh Billings
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