Bonds and Stocks Listed by J F Wild & Co Bankers
A compact listing shows bonds for Zionsville Pike Newton and Sullivan counties in Indiana with amounts. Also noted are school, belt railroad and various stocks including National Bank Stock and Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co Stock. The entry includes J F Wild & Co bankers at 205 Stevenson Building with contact numbers Main 1880 and New 3838.
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Zionsville
Ind
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Zsonville
Belt Railroad
Sant National Bank
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Law
Judge Frees 11 Year Old Ham Thief on Suspended Sentence
In a local criminal court, Judge Alford released Gilbert Kimball, an eleven year old colored boy from Clermont, who stole a ham and rubber boots to feed his starving family. The boy, with no prior trouble, lives with his widowed mother and four siblings and was granted a suspended sentence due to his industrious nature and circumstances.
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Alford
Gilbert Kimball
Clermont
Kimball
Donovan Suit Seeks Specific Performance Over Shared Property
Carrie Donovan files suit against William Donovan claiming breach of a contract to deed her his interest in property shared as tenants. She asserts years of boarding and mending services, seeks $1,6 for settlement, and argues he must execute a deed.
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Carrie Donovan
William Donovan
Juvenile court sentences youths. new suits filed
Fremont Alford presiding. Carey Harris age twelve guilty and sent to reform school. Gilbert Kimball age eleven guilty with sentence suspended. Harry Miller age twelve guilty sent to reform school. New suits filed include Ida B Laxen vs Frederick Laxen for divorce Frank Monninger vs Ida Monninger divorce Matta B Edwards vs Emory Edwards divorce Anna E M McCallister vs Decatur McCallister divorce Carrie Donovan vs William Donovan for specific performance in Superior Court.
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Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Carey Harris
Inna Reform School For
Gilbert Kimball
Harry Miller
In- Seana Reform School For
Ida B. Laxen
Frederick Laxen
Circuit Court
Frank Monninger
Ida Monninger
Matta B. Edwards
Emory Edwards
Anna E. M. McCallister
Decatur McCallister
Carrie Donovan
William Donovan
Superior Court
Appellate Court Briefs and New Suit Notices
Minute entries list appellate briefs and new suits across multiple Illinois Indiana and Ohio counties. Cases include Ellen Joyce vs Joseph Everson Barton W Quinn administrator vs Chicago & Erie Railroad and Mary A Webb vs Catharine J Hammond with various assignments of errors and granted extensions.
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Ellen Joyce
Joseph Everson
Edec. C
Appellant
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad
The
Wabash Railroad Company
Fulton C. C. Appellant
Barton W. Quinn
Chicago & Erie Railroad Company
Jay Cc. C. Appellee
South Chicago City Railway Company
Charles Zerver, Sr
Laporte C. C. Appellant
Mary A. Webb
Catharine J. Hammond
Marion S C. Appellant
George McLaughlin Et al
Union National Savings and Loan Association
Elkhart CC. C. Appellant
B&o
W. BR. Rco
Wiliam Hunsucker
Jackson C. C. Appellant
W. BR. Co
James F. Gr
Yee Jackson C. C. Appellant
Legal Opinions on Corporate Salaries and Officership
Recent opinions address director self interest in salaries, injunctive protection of trade secrets, de facto town clerks, self defense in homicide, burglary definitions, and broker commissions. Key rulings include restricting board salaries to actual value, preventing rival use of secrets, validating acts of de facto clerks, justified homicide in self defense, and broker entitlement when owner refuses sale.
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Wall-Paper
Atlantic Rep
N. J
Judge Reed
New York Supplement
Judge Parker
New York State
Court of Errors and Appeals of
New Jersey
Gummere
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Southeastern
8. C
Marion Mayor Injured In Streetcar Incident
John Kiley mayor elect and father in law of John C. Ruckelsham of this city was injured alighting from a street car near the Massachusetts avenue depot last Saturday evening. The car started before he could alight safely and he was thrown to the pavement. The side of his face was severely bruised. He was taken to his son in law's home and expects to return to Marion today. His injuries are not serious.
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John Kiley
Marion
John C. Ruckelsham
Massachusetts Avenue
Visitors invited to city trip by Streetcar Company event
The article notes a planned city trip by the Streetcar Company for visitors if enough stay. Sixty nine people had accepted by five o clock yesterday. Named invitees include French of the Alexandria Tribune Smith of theGreencastle Banner Robb of the Michigan City News and many others from various Indiana papers. Senator Fairbanks will depart for Kansas City next Saturday afternoon to deliver the Labor Day speech.
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Columbia
Marion
French
Alexandria Tribune
Smith
The
Greencastle Banner
Robb
Michigan City News
Staley
Tipton Advocate
Hogate
Danville Republican
Kautz
Kokomo Tribune
Truitt
Noblesville Ledger
Singleton
Martinsville Reporter
Kemp
Salem Leader
Penrod
Loogootee Tribune
Montgomery
Greenfield Republican
Beeson
Winchester Journal
Braden
Greensburg Standard
Gault
Zionsville Times
Cooper
Plainfield Progress
Teacy
Hartford City Times
Fornshell
Elwood Call Leader
Driscoll
Muncie Star
Pershing
Higley
Butler Record
Miss Ridge
Worthington Times
Geisler
Hartford City Gazette
Newton
Monticello Herald
Fairbanks
Kansas City
Landis of Ninth District Likely to Address Alabama Convention
Representative C. B. Landis returned to Delphi last midnight after visiting here. He has been invited by the Republican State committee of Alabama to speak at the State convention in Birmingham on Sept. 16 and is likely to accept. He plans a Republican speech and will campaign modestly while continuing district work. Sept 2 he will speak in Rep Watson's district at Rushville or Connersville, with Watson visiting the Ninth district the same day.
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C. B. Landis
Delphi
Landis
Alabama
Republican State Committee of
Birmingham
Representative Watson
Rushville
Connersville
Watson
Woman Refuses Hospital Care After Saturday Fall
Mrs Julia Shores an elderly Black woman sustained a leg fracture when she fell Saturday but refused City Hospital care yesterday The dispensary physician was summoned to treat the injury and advised urgent medical attention amid the uncertain wording of the report
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Julia Shores
Wilke Sings at Fair Bank and recalls Vienna Fire
Hubert Wilke former star of The Princess Chic performs at Fair Bank voice strong despite cold. He shares career highlights from Breslau to Vienna where a deadly theater fire scarred his memory and nearly trapped him and fellow performers before escaping through a locked door.
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Hubert Wilke
Princess Chic” Opera Company
Fair Bank
Mr. Wilke
Indianapolis
New English Opera House
Jefferson de Angelis
Jolly Musketeers
Marguerita Sylva
Miss Berri
Dresden
Marie Seebach
Court
St. Revespirs
Jauner
Ourt Theater
Vienna
Ring
St. Petersburg
Hamelin
Kiralfy Brothers
Offenbach
College Avenue Streetcar Route Altered for Reconstruction
Beginning August 28 1902 northbound College avenue cars will divert onto Alabama street to Twenty Fifth street via Alabama Fort Wayne and Central Avenues then return to College. Transfers to College avenue north shift to Alabama and Massachusetts. Anderson Interurban under same rules.
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College Avenue Street
Eleventh Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
College Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Alabama Street
College-avenue
College and
Anderson
NEW INCORPORATIONS INDIANAPOLIS SOCIETIES FORM
Several new groups were incorporated yesterday including The North Manchester Fair and Racing Association with capital yet unspecified. Directors listed include John W. Strauss and Charles Wright among others. The National Federation of Civic Rights also incorporated to pursue anti mob violence laws and constitutional rights for African Americans. Indianapolis and Vicinity Society for Indianapolis and Vicinity Incorp orated with directors Bodnar Ivan Molnar and Molnar to aid sick members and funerals.
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North Manchester
Schmidt Brothers Seek City Franchise for Local Electric Light
John W. Schmidt and Edward Schmidt petition the Board of Public Works for a franchise to sell electric light in the district bounded by North East South and West streets. They aim to serve the Century building vicinity and request a broader citywide grant to avoid complications.
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John W
Edward Schmidt
Board of Public Works
Schmidts
Iediate
Vatican to Appoint American Prelates Soon
The Vatican prepares to appoint bishops in the United States with Bishop Farley likely to fill the New York Archbishopric and Bishop Montgomery considered to assist Bishop Riordan in New York, signaling major clergy reshuffles.
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Vatican
America
Farley
New York
Montgomery
Riordan
Premier Combes to resign from French cabinet soon
The report states Premier Combes will retire from the French cabinet shortly after declaring he has fulfilled his mission in closing unauthorized schools. The piece also notes Boers attitudes and Vatican moves on U S appointments. Cardinal Gotti convokes the Propaganda Congregation for September 1 to discuss coadjutor and archbishop nominations including Riordan Farley Quigley and others.
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Rome
Cardinal Gotti
the Propaganda
Congregation of the Propaganda
San Francisco
Patrick William Riordan
D. D
New York
George Montgomery
Los Angeles
Cal
John M. Farley
Vatican
James Edward Quigley
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Quigley
Lst
Shah of Persia Arrives in Paris With Guard Escort
Paris reports the Shah of Persia arrived in the capital tonight, received an ovation at the station, and was escorted to his hotel by a mounted detachment of the republican guard. The dispatches note other European royal movements and global events from Peking to Norway and Britain.
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Paris
Shah of Persia
Republican Guard
United States Gold and Silver Output Declines Slightly in 1901
George E. Roberts, director of the Mint, reports total precious metals valued at $111,795,100 for 1901, down from 1900 due to a late placers season and litigation in Alaska. California leads gold gains, while Utah shows the biggest silver rise. Alaska records the largest drop.
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Mint
Washington
George E. Roberts
United States
Roberts
California
Nevada
Tonopah
Nye County
South Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
Alaska
Colorado
Utah
Park City
New Mexico
Montana
Census Bul letins on illiteracy and locomotive industry
Census Office reports 6 percent of literate men in large U S cities and 13 percent in the rest of the country illiterate. It records 1900 locomotive industry funds and output across 54 establishments, with 2 048 locomotives built totaling 90 307 456 in value. Secretary Shaw dismisses Lorenzo Warfield from the Treasury over a circular linking the department to a proposed association.
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Washington
Census Office
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Shaw
Treasury Department
Lorenzo
Warfield
Department
Boer leaders plan European anti British campaign
Loyal to Britain reports from Brussels and New York state Boer generals will leave Transvaal legation service after September, abolish the legation, and a shift in leadership may place Reitz or Kruger in emeritus roles. London dispatches say Kruger may resign leadership, with Botha poised as future Boer leader.
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Brussels
Transvaal
Dr. Leyds
Reitz
Europe
New York
London
the Tribune
Botha
South Africa
Edward
Cabling
The
Telegraph
Kruger
de Wet
Delarey
Repatriation Plan for Boer POWs Delayed by Colony Readiness
United States Consul Morcy in Colombo reports the release of Boer prisoners is not immediate. Repatriation depends on colonial governments readiness to accept them, with limits on non burgher prisoners. Prisoners may depart at their own expense or be handed to their consuls for special moves, otherwise await British approval.
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Washington
United States
Morcy
Colombo
Ceylon
State Department
South Africa
London
the Times
New York
America
French Premier Combes Aims to Resign at Reopen of Chamber
Paris dispatch says M. Combes plans to resign after the Chamber of Deputies convenes, crediting himself with enforcing the law on unauthorized congregational schools and suggesting successors like M. Rouvier or Waldeck-Rousseau. Editorial notes from London urge caution on US economic outlook despite harvests.
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London
Paris
Daily Chronicle
M. Combes
Chamber of Deputies
Loubet
M. Rouvier
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Battle Abbey Leased for Winter Residence by Grace Kin
The Battle Abbey in England is leased for years to Michael P. Grace brother of ex mayor William R. Grace. Grace will use the abbey as a winter home after previously leasing Lord Howe’s Hertfordshire estate. The abbey sold at auction last autumn to Sir Augustus Webster for about 1 million dollars. London reports Shah’s departure to Paris ending a week of gaiety.
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New York
Battle Abbey
Harold
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Michael P. Grace
William R. Grace
Grace
Lord Howe
Hertfordshire
Duchess of Cleveland
Duke of Cleveland
Lord Rosebery
Augustus Frederick Walpole Webster
Thomas Webster
Viscount Montague
London
Millionaire A G Mitchell Drowns on Steamer Coptic
A. G. Mitchell, a Michigan millionaire, reportedly leaped or fell overboard from the steamer Coptic about August 12 while three days out from San Francisco. With Dr C E Miller and a nurse aboard, he was seen talking to two women before he vanished. The ship could not locate him and it was believed he was swept under the propeller. Officials say illness may have unhinged his mind.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
A. G. Mitchell
Michigan
Mitchell
C. E. Miller
Erskine M. Phelps
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Diamond Head
Liverpool
George D. Gear
First Circuit Court
Adt
Gear
Cadillac lumber magnate dies in San Diego accident
A. W. Mitchell head of Michigan Lumber Company Cadillac Mich died after falling into the sea in San Diego Calif. He had been there a year leaving a son and daughter. Dr Miller who accompanied him returned to the city and confirmed the accident.
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San Francisco
A. W. Mitchell
Michigan Lumber Company
Cadillac
Mich
San Diego
Cal
Miller
Mitchell
For Love's Sake Dorothy Lothian Weds German
Dorothy Lothian, a Chicago heiress and violin student, hurried to New York to marry Aaron Cromelin, a Berlin native, at the Little Church Around the Corner. She left Berlin last June to return but he sailed to New York and asked her to marry. Accompanied by her mother, she agreed and consent was given.
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New York
Dorothy Lothian
Chicago
Dinner wine praise for Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
A short promotional note extols Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne as unexcelled. It calls the wine pure delicious and wholesome, presenting a favorable endorsement of its quality and taste.
Shaw Returns to Washington for Week then Vermont Visit
Shaw has returned to Washington and will stay until the end of the week when he will travel to his Vermont home to meet President Roosevelt. Attorney General Knox departed Washington for New York and will sail for France on Wednesday aboard the Oceanic.
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Washington
Shaw
Vermont
Roosevelt
Knox
New York
France
Oceanic
Route of Traction Company Opens Work Between Broad Ripple and Carmel
The Indianapolis Northern Traction Company will deploy a large workforce next week to construct the roadbed between Broad Ripple and Carmel. Work has started north of Noblesville and settles the route with a preference to avoid crossing White River at Broad Ripple this year, likely using an existing bridge instead.
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Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
Broad Ripple
Carmel
Noblesville
Allisonville
Indianapolis Northern
White River
Secretary Wilson Refutes Hanna on Anthracite Settlement
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers said Hanna’s statement does not reflect the federation’s view. He asserted the federation remains committed to its own plan and to pushing for settlement, indicating ongoing efforts to resolve the anthracite dispute.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Hanna
At Thp
Owen
G A R members seek free Washington lodging for National Booth
Seventy more applications arrive at Adjutant General Smock office from Indiana G A R members asking for free quarters in Washington during the National Booth in October. Headquarters depart Indianapolis on Oct 5 by Big Four routes and all roads have set round trip rates from Indianapolis.
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Adjutant General Smock
Indiana G. A. R
Washington
Indianapolis
New YMCA Chooses Alfred K. Jones as Director
Alfred K. Jones of Nashville Tennessee selected as new YMCA physical director. He will arrive in the city about Sept 0 and open his class Sept 15. Jones is 38, a Springfield Training School graduate, and has taught physical culture in Cedar Rapids Utica Racine St Joseph Nashville across multiple assignments totaling 15 years.
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Alfred K. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Jones
Springfield
Ceder Rapids
Utica
N. Y
Racine
Wis
St. Joseph
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J. F. Wild & CO
Bankers
Stevenson Building
We. H. Armstrong , CO
Meridian Street
Judge Alford
William Wood
William M. Wood
Hillisburg
Clinton County
Kit C. Laverty
Marshall
Parke County
Laverty
Merwife
Indiana Trust Company
Esq Ve
Daniel Jane
Lee
Scarietta
Teves Winker and
Gore
Supreme Court
James M. Bolton
William Clark
Parke C. C
Appellee
John Mitchell
Nelson W. Miller
al Miami
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Charles Berkes
Lake C. C
Bond
National Supply Scecne Va
J. Stranahan
Grant
Vf OH Welley Company
Benjamin J. Biranahan
Co. B. Landis
Mia, Austin
Wilke
National Federation of Civic Rights
Combes
Edward and
Alexandra
Tribune London
Aberdeen
Ballater
Balmoral
Scotland
Copenhagen
Gal
Ofussia
Peking
Lewis and Bruce
Chen-Chou
Hu-Nan
Yamen
Christiania
Norway
Young Men's Christian Association
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Prince Oscar Bernadette
Oscar
Cable Notes
Andrew Carnegie
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
England
William Edward Hartpole Leckey
House of Commons
Dublin University
Vadso
Tromsoe
Prussian Railroad Administration
Lord Wolseley
Odessa
London Times
Russia
Bulgaria
British Board of Trade
Horatio A. Yorke
Board of Trade
Great Britain
Yorke
White Star Line
Celtic
Brandenburg
New Palace
Potsdam
William
Empire
Milford Cks Company
Newbon
Milford
Canada
Alaskka
Sonia
Arizona
Georgia
North Caroli
South Carol
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
Rench
Shah
Pacific Ocean
Love
Dorothy May Lothian
National Capital Notes
Route of Traction Company
Dr. Lyon
Ales Stevens
Henry J. Huder
Washington and Pennsylvania Sts
Hartford
COLT
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washingon
Fison
Linton
Arthur Timberlake
J. ©. Clark
East Washington Street
New Y. M. C. A. Physical
Eionan
Bethe
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