Bonds of E. M. Campbell Co. Securities Listed
A list of bond issues under E. M. Campbell Co. showing various state, city, and railroad securities. Entries include Waterloo Indiana 6s 4,500 and South Bend Indiana 5,000, Mt. Vernon Indiana 34s 6,280, Springfield Ohio 4s 10,000, Marion City Railway Union Traction 6s 10,500, and other Indiana and Kentucky locations with totals up to 156,000 across multiple denominations. The table cites counties such as Clay, Knox, Lawrence, and Marion with securities in floats and different rates including 44s and 58.
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 & Marion
Armstrong Furniture Ad Highlights Home Aids in Indianapolis
The notice from WM. H. Armstrong & Co. on Meridian Street, Indianapolis, lists recliners and rolling chairs, couches, desiccators, electric spit devices, belts, insoles, and battery powered items. It presents a catalog style advertisement aimed at invalids and households seeking comfort and practical furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
No danger of strike statement by Grand Master Morrissey
Grand Master P H Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen says a federation of 170 000 men is not forming to demand higher wages. He notes conferences in Chicago involve some labor classes but not a united plan. He expects orderly wage requests in the Western territory with no friction or public disruption anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chicago
Northwest
Morrissey
Wabash trainmen wage increases announced
The Indianapolis Journal reports the Wabash Railroad wage hikes effective December 1 for various roles. Passenger conductors gain from 2% to 3% monthly, while baggage handlers brakemen and engineers receive scaled raises. Local freight staff and Covington branch crews see percentage and daily increases, with specific rates per job and engine size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Covington
Gracas Dee.ki the British cruiser Indefa
Three more British warships are expected as the cruiser Indefa sails near Laguayra. A terse wartime update notes ongoing naval movements and aligns with reported Allied convoy activity. The text also contains an advertisement line for a medicine claiming to cure sore lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracas. Dee
Indefa Ie
Laguayra
Leaked Cotton Report Alleged in New York Market Scandal
The Journal of Commerce cites alleged theft of the Agriculture Department cotton report. It claims exact bale figures 10 417 000 were known before publication and that market activity Tuesday and Wednesday showed widespread advance knowledge among major firms and exchanges in New York and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Agricultural Bureau
Exchange
Liverpool
Cattle Quarantine Talks and Northeastern Disease Spread
Boston reports ongoing efforts to persuade Britain to ease quarantine on New England cattle shipments via Portland from Canada and the West. The meeting included Dr. Salmon, Consul Clipperton, Jameson, and Dr. Huntington. Massachusetts inspectors find Marlborough area ravaged by the disease with 56 cases in Southboro, while New Hampshire quarantine is revoked after a single affected herd near the Massachusetts border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Portland
Canada
West
D. E. Salmon
Agricultural Department
Clipperton
Jameson
Dominion Line
Huntington
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Massachusetts Commission
Marlborough
Southboro
New Hampshire
Bureau of Animal Industry
Massachusetts Line
Senate Confirms Holmes Nomination to Supreme Court
Washington dispatch notes Oliver Wendell Holmes is confirmed to succeed the late Justice Gray on the U S Supreme Court after a brief executive session. The Senate also backs diplomatic appointments and passes a pension bill while debating Oklahoma statehood and immigration provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pious Fund
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court
Hoar
Committee On the Judiciary
Henry L. West
District of Columbia
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Robert McCormack
Russia
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Bellamy Storer
Austria
David E. Thompson
Brazil
William B. Sorbsy
Bolivia
J. B. Jackson
Greece
Arthur S. Hardy
Spain
Leslie Combs
Guatemala
Percival Dodge
Berlin
Interstate Commerce
George W. Ellis
Kansas
Legation
Monrovia
Liberia
William Barrel
New York
Bamberg
Bavaria
Thomas T. Prentis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Prentis
United States
St. Pierre
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Root
Carter
House
F. H. Newell
Geological Survey
Senate Committee On Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Union Station Plan Clears Committee Role in District
The House committee on the District of Columbia approved a favorable report on the Senate bill for a union station site on Massachusetts avenue northwest. The panel trimmed the cost to one million dollars for the federal government and created a subcommittee to perfect Section 11 ensuring other District roads can access the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Senate
Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
Resignation Tremor Hits St Louis House of Delegates
John Burke representative of the Sixteenth ward submitted his resignation effective on December 31. The move, accepted with no explanation, signals a potential wave of resignations as colleagues consider following suit amid perceived dysfunction. Burke cited disinterest in conducting business as his reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
House of Delegates
John Burke
Sixteenth Ward
Pension appropriation bill gains funds in committee action
The committee on appropriations approved the pension bill allocating 139 million 817 thousand 600 dollars, an increase of 5 thousand 370 dollars from the current year, signaling a higher annual pension outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Indiana Winners At Chicago Livestock Exposition
Huge crowd at Dexter Park as 70 000 attend the International Live Stock Exposition with prize cattle swine and sheep judging. Winners include Tippecanoe XLIV for Durham bull Field Marshall for Ball and Queen of Beauty for ewe, with Gardner & Collins of Roachdale and Delphi among top entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dexter Park
Catthe
Fletcher
Hines
Hallet Park
Ind
Ball
Field Marshall
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
Prominent Columbus Attorneys Indicted in Blackmail Case
United States grand jury in Columbus returns charges against Ivor Hughes and Thomas E. Steele two leading lawyers, and Joseph P. Miller with his wife Anna T. Miller for conspiracy and mail fraud. Hughes and Steele posted bonds while Miller and wife committed to jail amid divorce tensions.
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Columbus, O
United States Grand Jury
Ivor Hughes
Thomas. E. Steele
Joseph P. Miller
Anna T. Miller
Connate
Hughes
Steele
Miller
Columbus
Ae Oa
Julian Ralph Improving at Hotel After Hemorrhage
Julian Ralph, the newspaper correspondent, is reported progressing toward recovery after a severe hemorrhage at the Southern Hotel Tuesday night. His wife, Mrs. Ralph, will not travel from New York, and Ralph remains confined to bed with cold consommé as his sole diet. he hopes to return to New York early next week.
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Louis
Julian Ralph
Southern Hotel
Ralph
New York
Inquest Probes Sudden Deaths of Six Insured Individuals
The six persons died suddenly prompting an inquest. Authorities note all were insured and shared similar symptoms, suggesting a common cause. Local officials and the Circuit Attorney Folk are overseeing the inquiry to determine responsibility and prevent further harm.
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Folk
Poison in the beer claims Brooklyn brewer killed
New York reports coroner inquiry into the death of George F. Leyh a wealthy Brooklyn truss maker. He drank beer from a case at his business and soon died after symptoms suggested a strong irritant. Investigators suspect the bottle was tampered with and poison poured in. Autopsy and chemical analysis planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George F. Leyh
Brooklyn
Leyh
Polison
Plan to Avert Strikes Clearing House for Labor Troubles
Chicago merchants allied with transportation by wagons form a labor clearing house to settle teamsters disputes. Unions will appeal to an employer advisory board, with arbitration if needed. Refusal to cooperate could trigger boycotts. John C. Driscoll becomes labor commissioner for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Advisory Board of Employers
Teamsters’ Arbitration Board
John C. Driscoll
Railway Accidents Claim Several Lives and Injuries
Reports from Ohio Tennessee and Pennsylvania detail wrecks and fatalities. In Coshocton Ohio a Panhandle work train collided with a Toledo and Walhending Valley engine near Coshocton killing engineer Yeo and injuring Conductor Armstrong and others including J O Mcmor Mack W D Showalter W H Blake J C Lyon and George Nichols. In Sunbright Tennessee engineer John Fowler is improving as wreck damage and loss of express mail and six registered pouches are tallied. In Greensburg Pennsylvania Lizzie Ewitt and Mayme Myers were struck on crossing by Mail No 9 with Ewitt killed and Myers fatally injured.
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Coshocton
Panhandle
Toledo
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Fowler
Sunbright
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Greensburg
Lizzie Ewitt
Mayme Myers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southwest Junction
Miss Ewitt
Miss Myers
Miss Railing
Jacksonville Train Wreck Near Pisgah injures seven
A Jacksonville and St. Louis passenger train derailed near Pisgah due to a spreading track. One passenger coach rolled down an embankment. Mrs. George Gilmore of Mortonville suffered probably fatal injuries and seven others were lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ill
Freight trains collide in Linndale injuring five
In Cleveland Ohio on December 4 a head on collision between two Big Four freight trains at Linndale left five people seriously hurt. Both locomotives were demolished and several cars telescoped.
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Cleveland
Linndale
Robbers Captured After Bridger Bank Hold Up
News from Billings Montana reports Sheriff Potter of Carbon county captured three men suspected in the Bridger bank robbery. They were cornered at Fish Tail creek near the Wyoming border and taken to Red Lodge jail. The robbers’ pursuit covered nearly a hundred mile circle during their escape bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Potter
Carbon County
Bridger
Fish Tail Creek
Wyoming
Pat Murphy
Red Lodge
Spectacular Midsight Fire Destroys Cleveland Factory Complex
A five story brick factory building housing Likely and Rockett trunk makers Bardons and Oliver lathe makers burned to the ground at midnight in Cleveland. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. The blaze drew thousands who witnessed the spectacular spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Likely & Rockett
Bardons & Oliver
Inquest Finds Insurance Tied to Mrs Smith Deaths
Deputy Coroner Boughe r reports from St Louis that the inquest into Mrs Kate Smiths death, the sixth in eleven months among related persons, shows all the deceased except a baby were insured. Gastro-enteritis is given as the direct cause, with further details pending transcript completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bougher
Kate Smith
Ae Eases
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Receives Wide Use
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children. It claims to soothe pain from teething, diarrhea, wind colic, and stomach issues, promising quick relief and calming effects in infants and toddlers.
War at Sea as US Fleet Moves for Porto Rican Base
United States naval forces pursue an unseen enemy squadron likely bound for Porto Rico or Culebra. Coal and ammunition transfer underway while new codes and measures stage a concealed approach. Admiral Sumner and Admiral Higginson coordinate from Culebra with Coghlan advancing from the Gulf of Paria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Of-Spain
Trinidad
United States
Porto Rico
Culebra
Boca Grande
Sumner
Higginson
Cervera
Cuba
San Juan
Dunlap
Leyden
Navy Draws Up Rules For Great Naval Search Problem
Washington December 4 The Navy Department disclosed the elements of a large scale naval search exercise to begin in the West Indies involving combined European North Atlantic and South Atlantic fleets. The plan defines two fleets the white under Rear Admirals Sumner and Wainshield and the blue under Rear Admiral Higginson. The mock engagement centers on entering Porto Rican waters between Mayaguez and Great Harbor Culebra mining the channel and the timing of blue force arrival to determine a win or loss under specified conditions. The blue fleet must meet the white at sea or within one hour after it anchors and must be numerically superior by a set percentage to secure victory.
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Washington
Navy Department
West Indies
Sumner and
Wainshield
Blue Fleet
Bear Ral Higginson
White Fleet
Barbadoes
Porto Rican
Mayaguez
Great Harbor
Culebra
International News Roundup From Markets to Monarchy
At Newmarket the Whitney pageant bought Lady Frivoles for 15435 dollars. The German emperor skipped a hunt due to eye inflammation and stayed at his castle. France Italy Belgium and Switzerland ratified a monetary accord on coinage. The Goodhope cruiser arrived at Port Said on a stormy voyage to South Africa. Morocco’s Sultan defeated rebels near Zanmour. pretender remains at Tazza. Buffalo imports barred by foot and mouth fears. Kronprinz Wilhelm delayed by low water. J W Huntley aboard. German princesses formed a society for moral elevation. Archbishop Temple fainted in the Lords but recovered. Odessa seminary unrest leads to arrests and closure. A memorial for Dr Parker drew crowds at City Temple. An anarchist case in Argentina involves a Spaniard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
England
Huggins
W. C. Whitney
Frivoles
Slawentzitz
Silesia
Berlin
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Goodhope
Chamberlain
South Africa
Port Said
Mediterranean
Mr. Chamberlain
Cairo
Tangier
Morocco
Zanmour
Tazza
Hanbury
British Board of Agriculture
New England
London
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Southampton
New York
Bremen
J. W. Huntley
Chicago
Cassel
Society of
Princely Women
Friedrich Ferdinand
Schleswig-Holstein
Waldeck-Pyrmont
Amatie
Hesse-Philipstahl- Barchfelde
House of Lords
Canterbury
Temple
Ae Chaxton
York
Maclagan
Hampstead
Qreves Pulgar
Ant ‘Onso
Dom Couterent
Argentina
Reichstag session and royal intrigue headline
Officials fear Eis accomplices will be unearthed in a plot as Germany’s Reichstag sat from dawn to 11 30 pm in the longest session on record. Masarisich allegedly tried to rescue Princess Louise amid claims of sanity. Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock II narrowly escaped a blaze at Dumbarton yards delaying construction. $100 loss, 700 workers affected. Potentially two distinct items: Reichstag drama and shipyard fire delay.
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Eis
Reichstag
Tariff Committee
Vienna
Hussars
Massarisich
Princess Louise of
Coburg
Stephanie
Louise
Princess Louise
Dresden
Messarisich
Thomas Lipton
Denny
Dumbarton
Secotland
Shamrock
Death of US Minister Buck at Imperial Duck Hunt
United States Minister to Japan, Alfred E. Buck, died suddenly during an imperial duck shoot near Tokyo. Born in Maine, Buck served as U.S. marshal of Georgia and United States minister to Japan since 1897, with a Civil War brevet. His body to be interred at Arlington. wife Stant B. Baker reportedly in Tokyo.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Tokio
Buck
United States
Japan
Maine
Georgia
Ferguson
Tokyo
Arlington
Yokohama
McKinley
Mobile
Atlanta
Stan B. Baker
Hollowell, Me
Noted Milton College professor dies in Wisconsin
Milton Wis December 4 Ludwig Kumlein professor of natural history and physiology at Milton College died today after suffering throat cancer since spring. He was a respected naturalist and authority in many fields. Florence Italy December 4 Ellen Orbison widow of John Harris former United States consul at Venice and Confederate nurse died today aged eighty six. New York December 4 Charles H Dow founder of Dow Jones died at his Brooklyn home born in Connecticut in 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Wis
Charles H. Dow
Wall-street
Dow, Jones & Co
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Domestic News Notes Highlights From 1900s Dispatches
The Rev. I M Lecoqe of the Grand Seminary becomes supervisor general of the Sulpician order in Canada to succeed Abbe Colin. Mrs. Henry G Davis of West Virginia is seriously ill in Elkins. A mine blast in Florence Wisconsin causes multiple deaths by suffocation. a jumper at Monongahela River dam 6 drowns. Gen Wager Swaine in New York shows improvement. Two children die in Saginaw from a house fire. Ainsley Bowers children perishes. Dr. Ellis S Durcan released on bail after shooting Bruce Head near Pittsburg. Head not in danger. Miners Dundriski and Lepansky killed by roof fall at Windber PA. another escapes. Walton New York loses all hotels due to Aquor sale prosecutions until April. Charles Fairchild accused of murder of George Hayes in Spriteld Illinois. Fire at Glimer Texas kills A M A Lyle, injures John Hill and others. $30,000 damage. MIT plans graduate school of engineering leading to a doctor of engineering degree. noted in US news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Lecoque
Grand Seminary
Sulpician Order
Canada
Abbe Colin
Henry G. Davis
Senator Davis
West Virginia
Elkins
W. Va
Alexander Anderson
Florence
Wis
Olsen
Wager Swaine
New York
Charles Love
John Rock
Monongahela River
William H. McNutt
Chicago
The
Bee
Ainsley Bowers
Searls Street
Saginaw
Ellis
Durcan
Bruce Head
Louisville
Camp Kennefeck
New Wabash Railroad
Pittsburg
Head
Dominick Dundriski
Adam Lepansky
Berwind-White Company
Windber
Walton
N. Y
Charles Fairchild
Sprite
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Detroit artist endorses Lydia Pinkham remedy for female troubles
Miss Guia Gannon of the Detroit Amateur Art Association writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved months of general weakness and distress. She urges other women to try the remedy, claiming rapid improvement and renewed happiness after starting the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gannon
Lee
Detroit
Amateur Art Association
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guia Gannon
Jones St
Ouiaianan
Pinkham
Rear Admiral George W. Meir U. 8. N. honored
A long list of notices mentions Rear Admiral George W. Meir being honored with a distinguished degree as German authorities authorize the conferment. The piece weaves through weather disasters in Georgia and Valdosta, a fatal lightning strike, a Kentucky murder verdict, a burglary trial, and various civic events in New York and Ohio.
New York Chamber Proposes Elastic Currency Measure
The New York Chamber of Commerce finance panel floated a feasible plan to prevent money tightness. It urged a single legal tender, expanded national bank issuance, and bank retirement of circulation, with silver coinage curtailed and treasury sources directed to national banks. The report called for swift action and discussed a reciprocal and Senate considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial and Currency Committee
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonds E. M. Campbell & Co
E. M. Campbell & CO
Britain
Holmes
Justice
Prentiss
Clearing House
Montana
Mrs. Winslow
Will
General Foreign News
Alfred Ff. Buck
Tokio Court
Hunt
George W. Meir
Prince Henry
Southeorgia
Bridge
Brunswick
Valdosta
Say
Bainbridge
Valdosto
Earl Whitney
Nashville
Lexington
Claude O'Brien
B. Chinn
Whitney
Fraunce's Tavern
Pearl and
Broad Streets
Society For the Scenic and Historic Places
Ohio State Board of Pardons
United Society of Endeavor
Francis Clark
Clarence Eberman
William Shew
United Christian
0 Society
Elmer Kischner
Gustav Strak
Cranberry
Hazleton
Antion
H. V. Heibrecht
University of Pennsylvania
Lucy Wharton
Lucy Wharton Drexel
Jersey
John G
Paul Haller
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