Financial stocks and book releases highlighted in Indiana era listing
A dense snippet lists Indiana stock offerings including Felt Rattroad and Stockyard Co and Indianapolis Water Co along with bonds and utilities. It then shifts to a literary roundup noting The Macmillans collecting Rev Edward Everett Hale Memories of a Hundred Years and new titles such as The Romance of Modern Invention and Letters from a Self Made Merchant to His Son plus forthcoming Boer War work Three Years War and illustrated Hudson River volume from Putnam.
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Macmillans
Edward Everett Hale
Archibald Williams
J. B. Lippincott Company
Sun Motors
Small, Maynard & Co
Boxer & Taylor Company
New York
Andrew Underhill
R. A
G. W. Dillingham Company
Deniion
Grace Duffie Boylan
Leyendecker
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Hudson River
Edgar Mayhew Bacon
Book News on New Releases and Notable Authors
A roundup notes forthcoming titles including Dellenbaugh's river exploration history and a Kentucky feud tale Red-Head by Lloyd, with The Papal Monarchy by Barry and The Life and Times of Robert Harley. It also highlights The Master of Appleby by Francis Lynde, praising his long publishing career and noting his earlier works.
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Rado
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh
William Barry
Robert Harley
Earl of Oxford
Red-Head
John Ari Lloyd
Stringtown On
Dodd, Mead & Co
Kentucky
Stringtown On the Pike
Willens
Reginald
Appleby
Bowen-Merrill Company
Francis Lynde
Duel May Be Averted In Paris Chamber Clash
Paris December reports violent scenes in the Chamber of Deputies fade into debates on who started the quarrel. M. Syveton defends his actions against Minister Valle and eyes a duel, naming Marquis De Dion and M. Guyot De Villeneuve as seconds. Officials stress dueling is largely forbidden among authorities. the outcome hinges on who was aggressor and if the offense fits honor code.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Syveton
Valle
Syveton
Figero
Long Holiday Jaunt Signals Heavy Scandinavian Exodus
In Chicago on December 7 a special train to New York carried a large group of Scandinavian excursionists bound for Norway and Sweden for Christmas. The train featured elaborate decorations and a brass band. Most travelers intend to return to the United States, bringing kinship ties back with them.
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Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
New York
Norway
Sweden
United States
Lincoln Conspiracy and Its Conspirators 22.22.22
Samuel Arnold recounts his meeting with Booth in 1844 and the development of the 1865 plan to abduct President Lincoln. He describes Booth's finances, travel, and the December 1864 to March 1865 preparations, the meeting with Surratt and others, and his own withdrawal from the plot before the abortive abduction. He notes his arrest at Old Point Comfort and clarifies he did not know of any assassination plans.
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Surratt
Richmond
Booth
Washington
Weichman
Slater
Canada
National Hotel
O’laughlin
Baltimore
Wharton
Hookstown
Old Point
Mr. Wharton
Fort Monroe
George R. Andrews
United States Artillery
H.F. Benners
Samuel Arnold
God
Lincoln
W. H. Gleason
Sunday Journal News Roundup From Chicago Exposition To Local Notices
The International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago closed with a stock judging contest. Den ver’s mayor and eleven aldermen were sentenced to four months in prison for violating a court injunction. Miners testified before the strike commission on low wages and dangerous coal digging. Accidents on Canadian Pacific and Erie Railways killed seven and injured about thirty. Forty three new members joined into Council No. 4, United Commercial Travellers. The Claypool Hotel nears completion and may open within thirty days. Columbia Voting Machine Company plans to start manufacturing. Mrs. McKee, daughter of the late General Harrison, seeks sale of part of the estate. A plaintiff described a $200,000 damage claim against Salem residents. James E. Dolan, national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, was in town. Capt. William E. English wrote from Italy about his January homecoming. Indiana Manufacturing stock price rise noted. Purdue football team banqueted by Lafayette students at the Lahr House. Otto Webber, Logansport brakeman, killed in a Panhandle wreck at Gas City. Tippecanoe county commissioners grant a franchise to Town send Reed Traction Company to build Lafayette Indianapolis line. Ex Speaker Thomas B Reed dies in his sleep. The Treasury says eleven Cuban children known as Lotus Buds may enter the United States. The War Department reports nearly 100,000 cases of cholera.
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Chicago
Denver
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Big Four Company
Council No. 4
United Commercial Travelers
Claypool
Columbia Voting Machine Company
McKee
Harrison
Salem
James E. Dolan
Syracuse
N. Y
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
William E. English
Italy
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Indiana
Purdue
Lahr
Lafayette
Otto Webber
Logansport
Panhandle
Gas City
Townsend-Reed Traction Company
Tippecanoe County
Indianapolis
World events cross era with bold headlines
In the Philippines mortality reached 67 percent as the pension bill moved through the House in four minutes. News from the Butler Wagoner case is noted alongside Roosevelt’s acceptance of a World’s Fair invitation for April. Foreign affairs include King Alfonso’s cabinet move in Spain and a riot in the French Chamber. London reports rising poverty and unemployment while West End theaters enjoy gains.
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Philippines
House
Roosevelt
Alfonso
Senor Silvera
Sagasta
Chamber of Deputies
Orleans
Vatican
Joan of Arc
London
West End
Court notices and civil briefs across multiple courts
Diverse docket items list divorces and ownership disputes in Superior and Circuit Courts, appellent briefs in Supreme Court matters, and notices across several county courts. A Cincinnati report notes Father McGrady’s planned social critique work after declining to retract a socialist address. A literary poem about snow and despair closes the fragment.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Five Decades of Use
An old style advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted remedy for crying infants and colic, promising gentle relief and calming effects. It highlights safety claims, a price of two cents per bottle, and compares favorably to remedies like honey of horehound and tar in preventing serious illness.
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Aneus
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Evan Bray
Hamilton C. C. Appellant
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Yw. Oil Well Supply Co
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Grant S . Appellee
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Hesketh Prichard
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