Bonds investments list from E. M. Campbell & Co
December investments totaling many thousand dollars across Indiana Ohio and Kentucky include Waterloo South Bend Madison Clark Clay Mt Vernon Howard Springfield Dayton Sullivan Fowler Pike Richmond Knox Newton Marion Lawrence Indianapolis Greene Louisville Columbus. The entries specify county and state locations with bond denominations mainly 4s 5s 34s and 44s and total amounts reaching 145000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Indiana
South Bend
Madison Co
Clay Co
Mt. Vernon
Howard Co
Springfield
Ohio
Dayton
Sullivan Co
Fowler
Fe Bee
Pike County
Ind
Richmond
Knox County
Newton County
Marion
Lawrence Co
Indianapolis
Greene Co
Louisville
Columbus
Delaware & Marion
Fairy Tales and Newell Illustrations Featured in Holiday Volumes
A survey of new books and editions notes E M Campbell and Co. selling practical hospital goods and surgical instruments in Indianapolis. It highlights Fairy Tales from the Swedish by Baron Djurkle translated by H L Brackstad, published by Frederick A Stokes. Harper Brothers issue a holiday edition of Through the Glass with Peter Newell illustrations, paired with Alice in Wonderland. Also covered are The Real Mary and the Lamb tales from Carebn Wells and Miles Weile contributions, noted for whimsical adventures and pole to the north, with uncertain completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Djurkle
Sweden
H. L. Brackstad
Frederick A
Peter Newell
Lewis Carroll
Harper & Brothers
Alice
Jewell
Mary
Lamb
The
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Carebn Wells
Pete
Polly
North Pole
Miles Weile
New York
Baer
Reading Railroad
Chambers Turns to Children with Outdoorland Tale
Robert W. Chambers, the novelist, expands into children's literature with Outdoorland. Geraldine and Peter explore streams and pools, meeting birds, spiders, dragonflies, and a Native American friend. The tale, illustrated by Reginald Birch, blends natural history lessons with folklore animal adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Chambers
Geraldine
Peter
Reginald Birch
Harpers
Topsy and Turvy Reversible Pictures Collected
Peter Newell’s reversible drawings from two out of print Topsy and Turvy volumes are presented in a single Century Company edition. The unique collection promises amusing entertainment for children and seeks to delight youngsters with its upside down views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Newell
Century Company
In Happy Far Away Land fairy stories collection
Ruth Kimball Gardiner presents a series of pleasant fairy tales for young readers. The book is handsomely printed and profusely illustrated in black and white from Howard Smith drawings. Published by Zimmermanns at 156 Fifth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kimball Gardiner
Howard Smith
Zimmermanns
Fifth Avenue
New York
Unpublished Dr Gulliver Tale With Surreal Illustrations
A vivid tale claiming to be a new chapter of Dr Gulliver’s travels, featuring fantastical birds beasts and human beings. Text and pictures by L J Bridgman, published by L C Page & Co in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gulliver
L. J. Bridgman
L. C. Page & Co
Boston
Strange Lands Near Home in Gina & Co Youths Companion
In their Youth's Companion series Gina and Co present the little volume Strange Lands Near Home detailing a voyage to the West Indies Mexico and notable sites in South America. The work is well written with evident educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina & Co
West Indies
Mexico
Poins
South America
Bank Closed in Hyndman by Controller of the Currency
Controller Ridgely closed the National Bank of South Pennsylvania at Hyndman Pa and named Walter R. Mason as receiver. The bank showed deposits of 10 432, capital stock 50 000 and surplus and undivided profit 10 96. The failure stemmed from large loans made by officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ridgely
National Bank of South Pennsylvania
Hyndman
Walter R. Mason
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Pitched for Teething
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for over fifty years by mothers to soothe teething children. It claims to ease wind colic regulate bowels and cure barrboes while offering a 35 cent bottle and urging sale by all druggists. The pitch links coughs colds and throat ailments to consumption and promises absolute cure through Honey and Tar.
Treaty with Spain ratified by Senate in executive session
The Senate in executive session ratified the treaty of friendship and general relations with Spain with no debate. The Cuban treaty, crafted in Havana and delivered to General Bliss, was considered by the Cabinet and will be sent to Congress within 24 hours. Price discussions hinder a canal treaty with Colombia, awaiting resolution before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Spain
Lodge
Cuba
Havana
Bliss
Congress
Hay
Herran
Bogota
State Department
Proceedings in Congress Decade in House Debates and Bills
In Washington on December 16 the Senate closed further discussion of the omnibus statehood bill until January 5. Remarks by Teller and criticisms of the Isthmian canal commission drew attention as the militia bill and constitutional questions on a reserve force were debated. Key actions included a $3,000 appropriation for a McKinley bust, a Minnesota district lodge bill, and Patterson proposing that national banks be deemed state citizens without U.S. court jurisdiction. Quarles pushed anti trust reform, Scott advanced civil service changes, labor issues, and a Columbus Day proposal passed in the House. The Treasury to Agriculture transfer for livestock disease control was approved. Executive sessions and anti trust discussions continued, with war claims for Spain-cable cutting addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dillingham
Teller
Committee On Territories
Morgan
Isthmian Canal Commission
Bacon
Wetmore
McKinley
Minnesota
Patterson
Colorado
United States
Quarles
Scott
House
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
Representative Martin
South Dakota
House Judiciary Committee
Hepburn
War Claims Committee
Spain
Internal Revenue Decision on Soda Water Additives
Washington December 1 Commissioner Yerkes of the Internal Revenue Bureau rules that druggists and others who sell soda water drinks with any distilled spirits wine or compounds added in any amount must pay revenue tax. The decision targets claret soda and similar beverages sold with alcohol, placing them under the beverage tax regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cabinet items touch tax policy and appointments
A range of government actions are reported, including proposed changes to excise practices for wine fortification and tax-free withdrawal of wine spirits by non-distillers. President-elect moves to appoint Dr. W. Dr. Crum as Charleston port collector and W. P. Clayton as U S marshal for South Carolina, with investigations noted. Secretaries Moody and Wilson announce bureau chief extensions, retirements of Gen Hasbrouck and Col Hays, Senate confirmations for several officials, and a diplomatic reception by Sir Michael Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crum
W. P. Clayton
United States
South Carolina
Marshal Cunningham
Clayton
Moody
Melville
Kenney
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy
Admiral Melville
Henry O. Hasbrouck
Edward M. Hays
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Senate
William Jardell
Bamburg
Bavaria
F. F. Patterson
Port Camden
N. J
Lloyd C. Griscomb
Japan
Micah J. Jenkins
District of Carolina
Pritchard
North Carolina
Corbin
Ohio
Young
Chaffee
Chamber of Commerce of
Cleveland
Wilson
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
Allison
Male
Gallinger
Perkins
Hanna
Henderson
Grosvenor
Dalzell
Cannon
Foss
Dayton
Grenville M. Dodge
Michael Herbert
Herbert
Diplomatic Corps
Indy and Muncie Polo Classic Opens Cyclorama Rink
Indianapolis defeats Muncie 9 to 4 in a fast polo game highlighted by Hipson Gavitt and Way. Cyclorama rink to host Friday night Elwood game with seating for about 3,000 and new capital investment aimed at boosting popularity and practice space for amateur teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Indianapolis
Richmond
Anderson
Elwood
Tomlinson Hall
Muncie
Hipson
Way
Clemens
Gavitt
Coggshall
Higgins
Hen Higgins
Wolfe
Firet Rush
Coggshal
Richmond Defeats Elwood In Fastest Local Game
Richmond defeats Elwood in a record breaking contest at Elwood Indiana with a fast pace and overtime win. Houghton opened scoring for Richmond while Schofield and Lyons found the net for Elwood and Cunningham added a goal for Richmond. Attendance was around 2,100 as the visitors seized victory in eleven minutes of overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Richmond
Houghton
Schofield
Lyons
Cunningham
Gers Adenna
Gompers for Miners in Scranton Hearing
In Scranton the strike commission heard three miners witnesses led by John Haddock and Rev Dr Peter Roberts, with Samuel Gompers testifying on labor movement. Gompers claimed coal companies import immigrants, urged union recognition, and opposed universal membership. Cross examination touched literacy, age, and immigrant labor, with the session ending in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
John C. Haddock
Peter Roberts
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Haddock
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Gray
Bishop Spalding
James Torrey
Delaware & Hudson Company
Torrey
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Torrey
Europe
Pennsylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Catarrh
Catarrh weakens lungs and digestive organs and affects taste smell hearing and voice. Hood's Sarsaparilla says it cures catarrh constitutionally and cites testimonials including William Sherman of Milwaukee who says four bottles cured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wittiam Sherman
6Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
Macedonian Workmen Killed by Turkish Guards Near Dubnitza
Advices from the frontier report twenty four Macedonian workmen killed by Turkish frontier guards near Dubnitza while returning to their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dubnitza
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E. P. Whipple
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
E. M. Campbell & Co
December Investments
E. M. Campbell & CO. Bonds
Invalid
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian Street
Pete and
Kipling
A. C. McClure & Co
Chicago
Outdoorland
Little Brothers of the West
Edward W. Tene
Therese O. Deming
Ae Exec A. Stokes Company
New Or
Gulliver's Bird Books
National Bank
Mrs. Winslow
Senator Quarles
Proceedings IN Congress
Hipson and
Gavitta Feature
Time
Munciegins
Tareaneeone
Sadesneereses Erdeenen Vese
Perton
Ree Hipson
Fipeon
Soneenes
Demontreville
Grom
Berry
Cusick
Indianapolis Blues
Shortridge High School
Blues
Y. MI. Conner
Ritcher
M. Peele
Kearney
Patton
Campbell Wagner
D. Sullivan Scholler
R. Peele Clarke
AJ. Sullivan
Wagner
Conner
MT. Sulliv
Eeenersen
Y. M. M. Peele
Y.M.L
J. Sullivan
Clarke
Tesla Commissioners Coal Companies
Board of Aldermen
Wulschner Music Co
Wulschner's
Chickering
Vose
Jewett
Ivers & Pond
Fischer
Cameron
Braumuller
Stewart
Wulschner
Stodart
Hallet & Davis
Guitars
Priésson Corners
Columbia
Saeta
Pine Foe
Cne
Pennsylvania Street
Washington Street
the Sunday Journal
Big Four City Ticket Office
Socom
Wayne
Benton
Benton Harbor Express
Benton Harter
Elkhart
T. Lou
St. Louis
White City
Tase
Cincinnati
Chett Danes
Baton
Toledo
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Cincinnati and
Springfield Divisio
Decatur
Springfield Express
Chicago Express
Tuscola
Oan
Chigo
Chicago Fast Mail
Chicago Vestibule
Monon Accom
IND. & Lou
Lake Erie
Michigan
Detroit
Lim Muncie
Lafayte
Michiy
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Piqua
Vincennes
Madison
Loulevie
North Vernon
Xenia
Pittsburg
Logansport
Martinsville
Springfent
Pitteborg
East
Ea Spencer
Vandall
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Western
Kxpress
Kit
Dauy
Ats
Union Traction CO
Magnolia Block
Capitol
Kentucky
Alexandria
Indianapolis & Eastern
Greenfield Line
Franklin
Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgia
Mesridian
Meridian
Union Depot
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Ington
Meridian Sts
Wale
Huder’s Drugs
Penn.ste
E. Jey
Stubbing Hotel
Mock
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin R. R. CO
Pennsneziventa
Wington Streets
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit Co
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Rashinaton Street
Union Station
Dork
Acadi
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