Indiana and Ohio Municipal Bond Listings
A compiled list of bonds across Indiana and nearby Ohio including Waterloo, South Bend, Mt. Vernon, Springfield, Marion City Railway, Clay County, Fowler, Richmond, Knox County, Marion, Lawrence County, Indianapolis, Louisville, and Columbus with denominations ranging from 4s to 6s and total par values up to 156000. The entries present issue locations and bond types without further underwriting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Indiana
South Bend
Mt. Vernon
Springfield
Ohio
Marion City Railway
Union Traction
Clay Co
Ind
Fowler
Richmond
Knox County
Marion
Lawrence Co
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Delaware
Armastromg & Co Surgical Instrument Makers Ad
Advertisement from Armastromg & Co of Indianapolis listing physicians outfits, satchels, medicine cases, instrument sets, gowns, cushions, Kelves, spatulas, bath cabinets and surgical instruments with address 2268 Meridian St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armastromg & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
Summary of Nov 30 Issue Highlights
Explosion at Swift plant Chicago claims 13 lives with many injured. Representative Cromer opposes tariff revision. Two Akron women one aged resident and a guest take poison. one dead, other dying. Bandits try to hold up a Chicago and Alton train near Independence Missouri. brakemen resist. Hague award $100,000 to United States over Russian seizure of American sealers. Venezuela factions warned against aggression by secretaries. U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond rules against Virginia disfranchisement. Osborne to captain Purdue football. Naval Academy defeated by West Point 22 to 5. Kentucky Chancery Court says prize cannot be enjoined. Bennings closes criminal season. Dupro wins Maximum stakes by four seconds off track record. Three killed in Panhandle yards at Richmond. Great Indiana well opened near Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Pang
Chicago
Cromer
Washington
Congress
Akron
Chicago & Alton
Independence
Amy
United States Court of Age
Richmond
Fuller
Osborne
Purdue
Leslie
Naval Academy
West Point
Philadelphia
Kentucky Chancery Court
Louisville
Bennings
Dupro
Rushville bonds and rail line work noted for 1904 completion
The article lists bonds issued at Rushville and other Pee along the Rushville Morris town Indianapolis Railroad aimed at finishing the line by July 1, 1904. It also reports political nominations in Wayne County, franchise extensions for Union Traction in Anderson, arrests of fourteen gamblers, a Manila casualty, a polo win by Indianapolis, and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Morristown
Indianapolis
Wayne County Republican Committee
Benjamin Starr
C. C. Binkley
M. H. Woolly
Williamsburg
Union Traction Company
Anderson
Mosby Denies Sensational Statements Attributed
Colonel Mosby special land agent for the government denies having severely criticized Nebraska senators in dispatches to Eastern papers and says he did not claim the President would use cavalry to remove fences. He notes a local paper contradicted his authority after his arrival and outlines possible actions if cattlemen refuse fence removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Mosby
Nebraska
Grover Cleveland
California
Old Indianapolis reminiscence from 1836 by W. J. Coffman
Brownsburg, Ind November 29th recounts a boyhood journey with his father from East Tennessee to Marion County. He recalls Eagle Creek near Ede Hardin’s mill, Hardin and Johnson neighbors, early log cabins, Washington Street mud roads, Mayer’s shop for hooks, Calvin Fletcher Jr. and harvests, the wood market, and his first teaching license awarded by Professor Lang at the old seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
East Tennessee
Marion County
Indianapolis
Eagle Creek
Ede Hardin
Ede
Samuel
Robert Hardin
James Johnson
Hardin and Johnson
Washington Street
Charles Mayer
Mayer
Calvin Fletcher, Jr
David Wallace
Lang
Old Seminary
W. J. Coffman
Brownsburg
Ind
Soothing Syrup and Child Remedies Sold Widely
An advertisement touts Hale’s Honey of Horehound and The Tellet as a universal remedy for teething pain, wind colic, and diarrhea in children, claiming immediate relief for coughs, colds, influenza, and bronchial complaints. It promotes various tonics and toothache drops, with pricing per bottle and broad distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Hale
All
Elastic currency urged by Ridgeley for law backed issue
William B. Ridgeley, controller of the currency, urges Congress to permit more elastic bank notes. He argues for uncovered notes backed by bonds, a safety fund by tax, and a regional issuance plan to meet crop and business cash needs, enhancing stability amid panics while preserving value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Ridgeley
Congress
United States
Treasury
Fowler
Committee On
Banking and Currency
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary Roots Report States Army Reductions and Reforms
The secretary of war reports on November 27 1901 the U S Army numbered 3 2 5 3 officers and 76 054 enlisted men with additional hospital corps Philippine scouts and Puerto Rican troops. It outlines planned reductions to 59 856 enlisted, noting distribution across the United States Philippines Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii China Alaska and other regions. Recommendations include discontinuing the Porto Rican regiment and allowing natives of Puerto Rico to enlist, while preserving Philippine scouts. The report cites enlistment figures for fiscal 1902 health improvements lower death rates, and praise for Wood Grant and Bell in Cuba and the Philippines amid critiques of conduct in guerrilla warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elihu Root
Secretary of War
Army of the United States
Philippines
Porto Rican Provisional Regiment
Philippine Scouts
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
China
Alaska
Porto Rican Regiment
Pacific Islands
Leonard Wood
Medical Department
Se Aes
F. D. Grant
Samar
J. F. Bell
Batanzas
Islands
Congress
Senate
Taft
Wright
Slavery in the Moros and military reforms proposed
The secretary advocates gradual abolition of slavery among the Moros after quelling insurrection, warns against immediate drastic action, and outlines post expansions, coast defense forts, extended officers’ schooling, militia reorganization, and a general staff. He notes army pay savings, canteen issues, and cost projections for the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiny
Islands
Army
Endicott
West Point
War Department
Congress
Health of the Americas Sanitary Convention in Washington
Delegates from Guatemala Nicaragua Chile El Salvador Honduras Ecuador and the United States meet in Washington for the International Sanitary Convention to discuss quarantine sanitation and disease control. Argentina will not participate. A permanent International Sanitary Bureau will be created with headquarters in Washington to coordinate data and investigations for public health and commerce.
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Washington
Mexico
Republic
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Chile
Balvador
Honduras
Ecuador
United States of America
Argentina
International Sanitary Bureau
Reau
Bureau of American Republis
Scuffle on Maryland Steamer Kills Deckhand
Pat Downey, a Maryland deckhand, died instantly after a scuffle with two colleagues on the St. Pauli deck while unloading coal. George Belero suffered a broken collarbone and Joe Malarkey a serious scalp wound as the men fell to the deck below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
Pat Downey
Maryland
St. Pauli
Downey
George Belero
Joe Malarkey
Boers’ Gold Involved as Britain Probes $50 Bar Fortunes
Berlin reports Britain is telegraphing German ports to locate Boer gold bars worth $50 that may have reached the country from South Africa in the last two weeks. Bars allegedly headed for Kruger and Dr. Leyds, hidden in the Transvaal, with legal steps threatened if not surrendered. General Botha seeks surrender to aid Boer cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
South Africa
Kruger
Leyds
Transvaal
Great Britain
Botha
Chamberlain
Dr. Leyds
De Wet's Book Portrays Loyalist South African War
London reports on General De Wet's Three Years' War, praising his blunt, forthright narrative of the Boer campaign. The work criticizes British leaders while lauding some officers, defends strategic bombings, and ends with a call for renewed loyalty to the Boer republic. A Sargent portrait accompanies the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Bismarck
South Africa
de Wet
Archibald, Constable & Co
Buller
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
General Knox
Tommy Atkins
Cronje
Avery
Paardeburg
Botha
Pretoria
John 8. Sargent
Reitz Addresses Manchester Martyrs Meeting in New York
F W Reitz former secretary of state of the South African Republic spoke at a ClanNaGael commemoration in New York praising Boer sacrifices and denouncing the war as brutal and inhuman. He said peace terms arose to prevent the extermination of the race in concentration camps where thousands died. The British government meanwhile restricts emigration to South Africa, barring passage from South African ports and urging travelers to verify asylum prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. W. Reitz
South African Republic
Clan-Na-Gael
Manchester
South Africa
Ike
Archbishop Riordan Leaves Baltimore After San Francisco Visit
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco, who has been visiting Baltimore for several days, departed tonight for the West after a long conference with Cardinal Gibbons on church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Riordan
San Francisco
West
Cardinal Gibbons
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure All Ailments
Advertised blood cleanser claims to purge humors and restore health. Testimonies mention J. G. Hines of eczema and Miss Alvina Walter of facial pimples and body chafing, with more endorsements unavailable. The ad pledges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. G. Hines
Alvina Walter
Algona
Wis
March Across Mindanao Reported By Captain Pershing
Captain Pershing, with sixty men, completed a march across Mindanao from Camp Vicar to Digan, visiting Madaya and Marahui. Moros learned Americans are not monsters, while tribes at war urged arbitration on his return. A hostile ladrones incident left five locals mutilated and missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Captain Pershing
Mindanao
Camp Vicar
Digan
Madaya
Marahui
Marahuil
NATO
Steels Tatteaive
Vicar
Zambalesince
Ladrones
Scateeay
Therones
Agriculture in the Philippines hampered by animal shortage
Manila reports agriculture crippled by a severe lack of field animals after a rinderpest outbreak. Ninety percent of carabao died, with few remaining animals dying as well. Government plans to import and immunize them were abandoned due to lack of funds, leaving plantations unable to operate and the agricultural outlook critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
Philippine Islands
General Miles visits Subic Bay in Luzon coast area
Manila reports General Miles inspected Subic Bay yesterday and considered possible further moves toward areas on the Luzon coast. The dispatch notes his visit amid ongoing strategic reviews of the area and potential relocations in northern Philippines.
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Manila
Miles
Subic Bay
Vigan
Luzon
Kong and
Socal Amma
Struck on a Reef Near Put-in-Bay Reefed Barges in Trouble
The steam barge D. F. Rose owned by L. E B. Parker of Marine City Michigan and the barge Mosher owned by Capt David Hutchinson of Port Huron struck Starve Island reef in a Saturday night gale. The Rose was beached on the south shore of Put-in-Bay and the Mosher lies on the reef Beece broken. The Mosher is not injured. The barges Savannah and Lyman Coons with the Mosher were able to leave for Port Huron today. Efforts will be made tomorrow to release the Rose and Mosher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Lyman Coons
Mosher
Port Huron
Rose and Mosher
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
E. M. Campbell & Co
December Investments
Sunday's Journal
News of Indiana
Panhandle
Parker
Jack Zimmerman
Aylmer E. Hendryx
Muncie
George E. Hunt
J. M. Bailey
J. C. Alexander
Ge Davenport
James Bryson
Mrs. W Jow
Ridgely
Law
Secretary Root
Philip
Root
Health OF the
Americas
Republics
Roberts
Kitchener
Tommy Atkin
Reitz
Colonial Office
Orange River
Wong
Capt. Pershing
Bay Harbor
F. Wright
Onna
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Li E. Pinkham
Adelaide Puast
St. Ann's Ave
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