Indiana County Bond Listings Signal Local Debentures
A condensed list of municipal and corporate bonds across Indiana and nearby areas shows issues from Dubois Posey Knox Peru Wells Warren Col Del amp Mar Ry Battery Realty City Winchester Greene Tipton Knox Howard Pulaski Mt. Vernon Parke and Vigo counties with varied maturities and denominations. The slate includes 44s 5s 6s 4ts and 4hs credits, totaling tens of thousands of dollars in bonds.
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Dubois Co
Ind
Posey Co
Knox County
Peru
Heat Co
Wells Co
Warren Co
Col., del. & Mar
Battery Realty Co
Warsaw
Case
City of Winchester
Greene Co
Tipton Co
Knox Co
Howard Co
Pulaski Co
Mt. Vernon
Parke Co
Vigo County
Country architecture and homes feature in Montrose magazine
The piece previews a comprehensive issue on country houses and amenities from kitchens to grounds. It notes John Gilmer Speed's The Horse in America in September Century, with rich illustrations of famous horses and breeds, including Darley Arabian and Lexington, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilmer Speed
America
Quebec
Justin Morgan
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Rysdyk
Lexington
Leopard
Linden Tree
Abdul Hamid II
Khaled
Clay Eclipse
Dorothy
New Books and Authors Highlighted in Literary Notices
The Frederick A. Stokes Company announces a new Dennis Fogarty by Lord Gilhooley and a collection by Miss Lillie Hamilton French. Methuen & Co reports large orders for Louis Horace Lorimer's Letters from a Self-made Merchant to His Son. The Baker & Taylor Company previews The Strife of the Sea by T Jenkins Hains, The Ambassadors by Henry James serialized in North American Review, and Nile Quest by Sir Harry Johnston. Kipling’s The Light that Faded illustrated edition from Doubleday is planned, with Roberta Robertson and Gertrude Blott continuing roles in the U.S. stage adaptation. Dickens editions from J B Lippincott Company in twenty volumes feature illustrations and bios, plus Forster's Life of Dickens. John D. Long previews secret service notes in The New American Navy from Outlook Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pericles
Frederick A. Stokes
Lillie Hamilton French
Century Magazine
Century Company
Susanna
Hoese
Granville Smith
Messrs. Methuen & Co
London
George Horace Lorimer
Baker & Taylor Company
T. Jenkins Hains
Henry James
North American Review
Harper & Brothers
Paris
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Harry Johnston
Ex- Soradan
Scott Itie
Royal Geograpical Society
Nansen
Speke
Stanley
Jacques Cartier
la Salle
Cook
North Pole
Sir Henry Johnston
Kipling
Doubleday, Page & Co
Kiaw & Erlanger
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Blott
Dick Heldar
Maisie
England
Frank Norris
Charlee Dickens
J. B. Lippincott C
Dickens
Cruikshank, Landseer
Forster
Voyagers and Spanish espionage in San Juan incident
Officers and men aboard a steamer faced suspicion from Spanish agents at St. Thomas. Ward, tainted as English, was initially refused ashore in San Juan, but after consul intervention and a Spanish naval officer’s permission, he landed and met the naval commandant to seek relief from espionage. The episode highlights tense cross affairs and a narrow escape from detention.
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St. Thomas
Ward
Buck
San Juan
Chaffee Commands Army in Portland War Maneuvers
In Portland Maine and harbor defenses, Maj. Gen. A R Chaffee arrives to lead army units for a mock siege. Admiral Barker’s fleet begins approach at 6 PM, with mines to be placed, while signals squads and the Alliance training ship operate in harbor.
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Portland
A. R. Chaffee
Barry
Harper
Hamilton
Harrison
Livermore
Col. Dunwoody
Chaffee
Navy
Cushings Island
New York
W. F. Stewart
Fort
Hancock
N. Y
Mills
United States
Alliance
Barker
Welsh
Burbank
Dunwoody
Coast Artillery
Attacking Squadron Vessels In Harbor At Rockland
Reports conflict on when Rear Admiral Barker's attacks will sail with the fleet still moored in Rockland harbor. Most expect no departure before Monday afternoon though some say between midnight and daybreak.
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Rockland
Aug
Barker
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Featured as Teething Remedy
An elderly archival note touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething aid. It claims to soothe irritability soften gums ease pain relieve wind colic regulate bowels and serve as the best remedy for teething related distress.
Ohio Democratic nominating fight in tight convention race
Ohio Democratic delegates in Columbus brace for a torn nominating battle between Cleveland Mayor Tom L. Johnson and Springfield's John L. Zimmerman. Contests over 145 delegates threaten to exclude Cincinnati and Cleveland districts, control of credentials and resolutions committees, and a split between Johnson and Zimmerman camps as sessions proceed.
Zimmerman Confident as He Seeks Governor Nomination
RMAN IS CONFIDENT SPRINGFIELD Aug 23 John L Zimmerman says he is confident of being named the Democratic gubernatorial candidate after returns from 21 counties selected delegates. He aims for 100 delegates and notes 346 needed for nomination. Contested delegation from Cuyahoga county and strong showings in others shape a likely win. A final conference in Columbus saw John W Bookwalter withdraw from U S Senator endorsement discussions.
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Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
Guernsey County
Mony
Zimmerman
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Committee On
Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Charles Salen
Cleveland
John W. Bookwalter
New York
Bookwalter
Dyer Backed by Veterans in Indiana Governor Contention
A movement among Indiana Republicans positions John W. Dyer of Hammond as a favored candidate for governor. Former State candidate Dyer attracts support from old soldiers, with correspondence underway to advance the plan in Valparaiso on August 2.
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Indianapolis
Valparaiso
John W. Dyer
Hammond
Bryan Daughter Plans Hull House Work in Chicago
Mrs W J Bryan and daughter Ruth Bryan leave Chicago after visiting Hull House at Halsted and Polk. Ruth Bryan, 19, eldest daughter of William Jennings Bryan, will join Hull House staff in the fall to aid in settlement work for poorer classes under Miss Jane Addams.
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Chicago
Aug
W. J. Bryan
Ruth Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Hull House
Halsted and
Polk Streets
Jane Addams
Bryan
Miss Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
University of Nebraska
Miss Addams
Devastating Cayman Islands cyclone hits Grand Cayman
INGSTON Jamaica Aug 25 A Cayman Islands cyclone on Aug 11 demolished Georgetown and wrecked seven schooners The harboured vessels were driven out to sea and not heard from by Aug 17 Famine looms as trees and crops are ruined Government aid expected Population 4322 on Grand Cayman Little Cayman and Cayman Brae likely devastated
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Ingston
Jamaica
Cayman Islands
Georgetown
Grand Cayman Island
Cayman Brae
Little Cayman
Great Britain
Grand Can
Germans Have Big Day in Terre Haute Parade and Drills
Thousands participate in the North American Kriegerbund encampment parade in Terre Haute led by 2000 delegates and many military and civic units. A flag gift from Emperor William is shown. Mayor Steeg and Judge Rawley speak. A sham battle reenacts Santiago, followed by prize drills, bands, and songs.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Kriegerbund
Indiana National Guard
Canton McKeen
Patriarchs Militant
Bank
K. of P
Union Veterans’ Legion
Chicago
William
Kreigerbund
Henry C. Steeg
Martin Haas
Frank S. Rawley
John Haas
Santiago
Expedition to the North Sets Sail From Halifax
A Dominion of Canada expedition aboard the Neptune sails from Halifax to study climate geology and resources in Hudson Bay Baffin Bay and Chesterfield Inlet. It will establish a wintering base erect a police post and later take possession of nearby Greenland lands before returning in November 194.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
Domion
Neptune
Hudson Bay
Great
Baffin Bay
Chesterfield Inlet
Greenland
Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Roosevelt
President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with his family and close friends. Colonel George M. Dunn, chairman of the New York State Republican committee, visited for about an hour in a political but undisclosed capacity. Assistant Secretary Barnes departed for Washington on official business.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
George M. Dunn
New York State Republican Committee
Dunn
Barnes
Washington
Chickens Steal Scene At Gilliss Theater
Kansas City Times reports a farmyard prop chickens caused bustle after act one of The Orphans Prayer. Roosters fought for a dark box seat, the victor crowned by sitting beside the pallet as the curtain rose for act two. One rooster sulked, then moved to the railing.
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Gilliss
Collapse of Mme Humbert trial verdict shocks Paris crowd
Paris Aug 23 reports say the Humbert trial verdict sparked relief among the crowds, with lower classes fearing acquittal due to occult influence. Mme Humbert sobbed at Conciergerie prison while her counsel vowed appeals. Jury notes blame Mme Humbert’s statements for bias. D'Aurignac brothers considered only for complicity in Rente Viagere swindle.
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Paris
Humbert
Mme
Therese Humbert
Conciergerie
Maitre Laborl
Mme. Humbert
Court of Cassation
Versailles
Emile
Romaine D’aurignac
Maitre Labori
Maitre Clunet
Therese
D'Ann Ae
Eir
Rente Viagere
Frederic Humbert
Senator Humbert
Crawford
Eve
Marie D'Aurignac
Re[serv Nc
Eve Humbert
Regnier
Madame Humbert
Marshal Bazaine
Metz
Philippe
Boissise-le-Bertrant
Molunk
Chateau Des Eaux Vives
England
Beer Drinking and Cancer Sparks Milwaukee Outcry
Milwaukee Sentinel objects to Dr. Alfred Wolff’s claim that beer consumption correlates with cancer mortality. The piece argues authorities exaggerate fears, notes beer remains a cherished beverage, and highlights belief American brews differ from European products. It mocks the suggestion that a deadly ingredient in beer could be eliminated without altering taste.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Nick
Milwaukee
Alfred Wolff
Wolff
New Automatic Pistol Debuts From Old Firm
Philadelphia Record notes a newly marketed automatic pistol from a renowned firearms maker. The weapon uses a magazine in the handle, fires rapidly, and leaves no shell in the chamber after firing.
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Philadelphia
The Doc’s Rowdy Hayes Impersonation Prank
The Brooklyn Eagle notes The Doc a famed eculist and jokester who staged a river route hoax impersonating President Hayes and officials. He paid a makeup artist and gathered companions to perform tasteless speeches on train stops, with drunken, rowdy maskings that amused then shocked local crowds.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Doc
West
Hayes
Doe
Feadionu
Sherman
White House
Hare
Gallagher
Dent Hayes
A GOOD AMERICAN TYPE STILL TALKING OF GOVERNOR DURBIN
Governor Durbin of Indiana is praised as an upholder of law and order who removed a police commissioner after labor disturbances. The piece notes his Civil War service, Spanish War command, and his defense of Moanavees trait against a mob, framing him as a plain businessman with no fear of violent labor voters.
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New York
Durbin
Indiana
Ewe
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Judson Harmon
John H. Clarke
L. A. Russell
Atlen W. Thurman
James Kilbourne
John J. Lentz
John A. McMahon
Dayton
J. A. Norton
Tiffin
A. J. Warner
Marietta
Charles N. Haskell
Ottawa
George M. Saltzgaber
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Lima
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Polar Sea
Kansas City Times
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