Elks Leader Charles Pickett to Speak at Memorial Service
Grand Exalted Ruler Charles E Pickett of Waterloo Indiana arrived in the city and will deliver the Elks memorial address today at the Grand Hotel. He notes Iowa prosperity and ranks of the Order with about 125000 members in seven lodges. He says federal silver issue is a dead issue in Iowa and discusses the party and Governor elect Cummins.
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Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Mullan
Grand Hotel
Pickett
Order of Elks
Elks’ Memorial
Cummins
Iowa
Mr. Pickett
Consid Tre
The
Elks
New Cafe and Grillroom Opens at Denison Hotel
The Denison Hotel Company unveiled a new cafe and grillroom, north of the main entrance, with light red decorations costing 2500. A pantry and kitchen occupy the west end, a glass cabinet displays stock, and a gas heated broiler and steamer handle quick service. A quarter circle balcony will host a string orchestra daily from 4 PM to closing. Jack Hadley leads the cafe, while J H Jenks of Liverpool sails to London and back, noting timber declines in the U S.
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Denison Girllroom
Denison Hotel Company
Girllroom
Jack Hadley
Richmond postmaster predicts county auditor race shift
Lee Cranor of Richmond, former postmaster in the last Indiana House, is in the city a few days and says Wayne county politics are warming. Demas Coe, former Senate minute clerk, is a candidate for county auditor and Cranor predicts he will win the nomination and be elected.
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Lee Cranor
Richmond
Indiana
House of Representatives
Wayne County
Demas Coe
Senate
Cranor
Heir Seeks Protection Over Music Firm Mortgage
Alma E Krukow through Taylor Groning er sues R S Patterson Music Co to convert a trust deed into a mortgage on property in its possession. The deed arose when Mary E Krukows mother borrowed 900 in 1900 and gave the company a trust to hold for her and her daughter, with liens and a second mortgage. The suit claims the company collected installments and now seeks to dispose of the property, and Krukow asks the deed be declared a mortgage for the unpaid balance on prior loans.
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Alma E. Krukow
Taylor Groninger
R.S. Patterson Music Company
Miss Krukow
Patterson Music Company
Mary E
Music Company
Filings Claim Against Estate Over Indenture Apprenticeship
A claim for 11945.20 was filed against the estate of Helen J. Tate by Mary Brooks who says she was indentured as an 1868 housekeeper and served as domestic and waiter for 27 years at Mrs. Tate's resort. She alleges she learned late she was indentured and believes she was an adopted child. She seeks 5000 in damages plus services owed. The piece notes another damage suit by Lena S. D. Russon against Thomas FE. Cooney and Henry C.
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Helen J. Tate
Mary Brooks
Lena S. D. Russon
Thomas FE. Cooney
Henry C
Court docket summary of trials and new suits
Superior and circuit courts hear injunctions verdicts and damages including Central Steel Company and Bogard cases, drainage commission action, guardianship partition sales and mechanic lien dismissals. New suits filed include mortgage foreclosure and quiet title actions with multiple named parties and courtrooms L Room 1 2 and 3 and Dec 7 1911 deadlines.
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Hartford Saving and Investment Company
Winifr FE. Smith
Superior Court
William JD. Clark
Charles Cravens
Appellate court case summaries and brief listings
A scanned docket fragment lists appellate court items including James Craig v Indiana Henry C C appellant's reply brief and various cases such as The Indianapolis Street Railway Company v Ratl Whitaker, Maria B Woodworth v Roland T Veitch administrator, J A Artz v Warren M Yeager, Consumers' Paper Company v Henry J Eyer, and James Cooney v American Mutual Life Insurance. It notes records of assignment of errors and cross errors with agreements to submit across multiple circuits.
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James Craig
State of Indiana
Henry C. C. Appellant
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Ratle Whitaker
Morgan C. Co. Appelia
Maria B. Woodworth
Roland T. Veitch
Morgan C. C. Appellant
J. A. Artz Et al
Warren M. Yeager
Vigo C. C. Appellee
Consumers’ Paper Company
Henry J. Eyer
Delaware C. C. Appellant
James Cooney
The
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Elkhart
St. Joseph C. C
William J. Kuhn
Stone Masters of India in Ancient Granite Architecture
The Stone Trades Journal extols Indian granite craft from ancient times. It highlights underground temples at Elephanta, fortresses Dowlatabad and Asseergur, and the tools of Hindoo artisans. It notes pilgrim accounts by Fa Hien and Houen Tsang, ancient polishing feats, and enduring East Asian monuments as proof of remarkable ancient skill.
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Greece
Rome
Egypt
Fa Hien
India
Asoka
Houen Tsang
Elephante
Bombay
Dowlatabad
Asseergur
Kennedy
Hindoo
Dowletabad
Elora
Solomon
Hindon
Japan Loan Doubted for Russia Conflict Echoed
The Chicago Tribune notes Japan’s struggle to raise a $25,000,000 loan. Interpreted as a sign from the outside world that, though admiring Japan’s pluck, there is doubt about its ability to whip Russia.
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Chicago Tribune
Japan
Russia
Ed Stokes the man who killed Jim Fisk in New York lore
A portrait of Edward S Stokes, famed New York gambler, killer of Jim Fisk, whose life blended danger charm and cold calculation. The piece traces his rise from Hoffman House years to wealth in mining and telegraph ventures, his battles in court and love intrigues, and the haunting legacy of Fisk’s death.
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New York Telegraph
New Yorker
Hoffman House
Ed Stokes
Jim Fiske
Stokes
Broadway
Edward S. Stokes
New York
Marcus Cicero Stanley
Stanley
Helen Josephine Mansfield
Rosamond Langdon Barclay
Edward
Dante
James Fisk, Jr
Fisk
Wall Street
Hke Cassius M. Reed
Tweed
Jay Gould
Sing Sing
Eva
Victorine
London
Paris
Mackay
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Roscoe Conkling
Robert G. Ingersoll
W. EE. D. Stokes
Cassius M. Reed
White Light District
Jim Fisk
Fifteen Hours Under Water Demonstrates Submarine Endurance
The Fulton, a Holland Company craft, submerged in Long Island Sound for fifteen hours with six men aboard, including Rear Admiral Lowe and Lt. MacArthur. Air reserves and provisions appeared sufficient, challenging prior naval doubts about prolonged underwater operation and signaling a potential new weapon in naval warfare.
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Philadelphia
Navy Department
Navy
Naval
Fulton
Holland Company
Lowe
Lieutenant MacArthur
Long Island Sound
Submarine Torpedo Boats Promised for Navy Tests
The Holland type submarine torpedo boats will sail awash or underwater and detonate torpedoes without risk of discovery. They can remain submerged for hours or days and cover about 140 miles. Eight boats will be completed for government use to provide extensive tests of naval offense and defense by Navy officers and enlisted men.
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Department
Reads to Uncle Sam and the Northern Securities plans
The piece argues the government may eventually buy and control major railroads, noting Morgan, Hill, and Harriman discussions about selling lines to the government at a premium. It questions if the community-of-interest deals aim to inflate capitalization and unload railroads onto the state at inflated values beyond earnings or replacement cost.
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United States
Messrs. Morgan, Hil
Harriman
Northern Securities Company
Great Britain to lead in Monroe Doctrine recognition
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes that if Great Britain sets the pace in recognizing the Monroe doctrine, other nations will follow. If Britain delays, the United States will still recognize the doctrine and seek recognition from other nations later.
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Memphis
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
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Charles FE. Pickett
Geiger
Ise Carter
Jes Russon
Adams
John E. McGettigan
Premier Steel Company
Cess
Denison Hotel
Harry Maze Jenks
England
Jenks
Wolverhampton
Mr. Jenks
J. & H. Jenks
Liverpool
Jen
Atlantic
Ohio
Mrr
R. S. Patterson Music Company
John L. McMaster
William J. Carlin
Central Steel Company
Vinson Carter
Thomas R. Lavery
Ayres
Lena
D. Russon
Next Friend Va
Thomas E. Cooney
Hoefer
Central Trust Company
Guardian
Brackett Et al
Luther Deputy
James A. Pritchard
Andrew Jackson
Clark H. Schooley
Mechanic's Liew
Charles Richardson
James A. Collins
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Peaiist
National Branch Bank, of Madison
Michael Klien
Louis Klien
Louis Ellen
Charles W. de Pauw
Fremont Alford
Anna Stringer
Alma E. Krakow
Taylor EB. Groninger
Amos F. Shover
Gilbert B. Manlove
Circuit Court
Akad
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Saks
Ray Oxford
Oxford
Saks and Company
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Supreme Court
Stonemasons OF India
Stone Trades Journal
Sardou
Mansfield
Cleopatra
William M. Tweed
Jesse Mansfield
John W. Mackay
Sir Walter Raleigh
San Francisco
Golden Gate Boulevard
Mr. Mackay
North
Pennsylvania Street
Representative Piano House
Starr Piano Co
Pennsylvania ST
Harmon & Hall
Washington St
Willig’s Cast Furniture Store
West
Washington Street
I Ofaan
D. H. Baldwin Fe
Peon
Goto
Cooper & CO
North Meridian Street
Harz Mountain
Co. F. Klepper
Massachusetts Ava
Lees ,Co
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