Senator McHugh Dies Sudden at Home in Terre Haute
Senator James McHugh died last night at 7 45 at his Meridian and Twenty second streets home from stomach hemorrhage after two weeks of illness. Born in Killybegs Ireland he came to New York then the Midwest settling in Terre Haute. A Civil War veteran he later ran a millinery store with wife E Burns and served on the aldermanic board before election to the Indiana Senate in 1882. He planned a trip to the Philippines and Hawaiian Islands. Surviving: one son William Todd McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McHugh
Meridian
Senator McHugh
Killybegs
Donnegal County
Ireland
New York
Horace Greeley
McHugh
Terre Haute
Ind
Mryer
Indiana
Aries
E. Burns
Illinois Street
Matthews
National Park Commissioners
Indiana Rogime
Butte
Battefields
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Wie
Willam Todd McHugh
San Francisco
C. C
Harry
H. Webb
South African Gold Company
Lewis Webb
West Coast Gold Fie! Company
London
Franklin
William H. Hamiliton
Ieat
Union Township
Louis
David R. Powell
St. Louis
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
R. J. C. Waltar
Powers & Weightman
Ports Socercy Congress
Pennsylvania
Rumford Falls
Albert Daggett
United States Postal
New York State
Harry R. Smith
Cincinnati Southern Railway
English Lads Sing In John Brown Costume at Hotel
The Westminster Abbey choir on their first American tour performed in the Claypool Hotel assembly room. Eight English boys plus adult soloists delivered chorus and solo pieces with strong tones, notably Percy Coward and Herbert Hilton. Madame Hilton and Cuuston received warm applause as the program offered English music in an engaging, novel format.
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Claypool
Westminster Abbey
America
Eton
Alfred Boughton
Harold Shemmonds
Yde
Percy Coward
George Pontenors
Edward Branscombe
Herbert Hilton
Madame Hooton
London
Cuuston
Howard Branscombe
West Abbey
Westminster
England
Land
United States
Percy
Hil
Madame Hilton
Must Buy Meter Prompts Gas Meter System Plan
Members of the Gas Consumers League support a meter based gas supply plan. The league committee drafts a contract to distribute gas by meters, requiring consumers to fund meters and recoup costs at 3 percent with each bill paid. Meter costs range from $10 to $15 per unit, with many meters needed.
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Gas Consumers’ League
Poker Raid At Maryland Hotel Stirs Local Police Action
Police raided a poker game at the Maryland Hotel on West Maryland Street last night. Eight men were jailed for gambling and $15.55, dozens of decks of cards, and several poker tables were seized and taken to the station. Women loafing in the hotel were also arrested.
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Maryland Hotel
West
Maryland Street
Brakeman Ed Taylor Injured at Columbus
Edwin Taylor a Pitts Burg division brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad was fatally injured at Columbus Ohio last night when he struck his head on a viaduct and fractured his skull while on a moving train. He resided at 45 North Avenue and his wife left Columbus last night. In Delaware case Judge Anderson refused the Railway company demurrer to a stockholder Dilworth’s plea for a receiver amid claims of press bias and mismanagement.
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Edwin Taylor
Pitts Burg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Mn Avenue
de Witt Dillworth
Indiana Railway Company
Anderson
Festerday
Failway Company
Dilworth
Ment
Indiana ‘Stern Road
Duitworth
Republican candidates rally extends to Lafayette visit
Frankie Seay and other Republican hopefuls plan a campaign stop in Lafayette following a party event at Hotel English. The visit aims to rally supporters and discuss platform items before the next election. Local residents expected to attend and hear remarks from the candidate slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Seay
Will
Lafayette
Peg Hamilton to Leave Levee Business for Rest
Peg Hamilton a longtime confidant of politicians and a levee character announced last night he will retire for a couple of years. He told friends the economy is poor and that he and his son Boothie need a rest, prompting raffle chances on back and team as value is received from envelope sales.
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Peg Hamilton
Hackman
Boothie
Raffles
Cab
Pegasus Hamilton
Indiana
Sage
Illinois Street
Washington
Ohio
Peg
Chances
Newton Booth Tarkington
Europe
Fire damages millinery store on North Illinois Street
A fire last night in Mrs. L. B. Nichols millinery shop on North Illinois street caused about 2000 dollars in stock loss, 500 in fixtures, 50 in building. It was started by electric wires. New goods remained unpacked and undamaged, water ruined many plumes and supplies. Insurance was small and the fire department’s efforts limited the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Nichols
Illinois Street
War with Colombia Looms Amid Panama Unrest Leads State Department Files
A historical dossier outlines potential U S military options against Colombia if needed, tied to the Isthmus revolts and the Hay Horan treaty. It covers March to November 143 and details Beaupre’s reports from Bogota, tensions in Cauca and Panama, Colombia’s army buildup, and U S warnings on troop landings.
Precautions Taken by Admiral Glass in Panama
In Panama on December 19 Rear Admiral Glass maintains daily radio contact with two American outposts at San Miguel gulf. One post at Yaviza houses 100 marines and four field pieces, the other at Real Santa Maria with 100 men and field pieces. Both camps are on the Tuira river, about fifty miles from a warship anchorage where the Wisconsin and Boston lie. The Concord ferries dispatches while Marblehead under Glass stays near Panama. Local Panamanian guards total about 100 at Yaviza and Real Santa Maria, scouting toward the Colombian frontier with no sign of Colombian troops in Panama. Officials doubt Colombia would invade, though on Dec 2 the junta sent 150 soldiers to Yaviza, and 100 disloyal soldiers and policemen were sent to Colombia. The Nashville was sent to the gulf to replace the Atlanta. US sources note the Democratic Senate caucus opposes the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty, stirring concern over ratification. Officials expect the Jan 15 convention to ratify, possibly by Jan 1.
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Panama
Glass
San Miguel Gulf
Yaviza
Real Santa Maria
Tuira River
Wisconsin
Boston
Concord
Marblehead
Panuma
Colombia
New Republic
Nashville
Gulf of Darien
Atlanta
Gulf
United States
Washington
Senate
War Sinews in Colombia As Liberals Rally
News from the coast reports Santander Antioquia and other Colombian departments offering to raise funds and enlist battalions to defend national integrity. Cartagena Liberals on November 3 passed resolutions to aid the government and maintain order. A five member Bolivar board was set to collect subscriptions to meet heavy wartime expenditures. Governor Insignares thanked Liberals for their demonstrations of ottom.
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Colon
Santander
Antioquia
Colombia
Cartagena
Republic
Board of Control
Department of Bolivar
Insignares
Department of
Bolivar
New Memorial Library to Be Dedicated at Irvington Today
The Bona Thompson Memorial Library holds a 2 PM dedication in the Irvington drary building at University and Downey avenues. Presentations include gift books to Butler College, remarks by local officials, and a series of songs and addresses by community leaders and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona Thompson
Butler College
Addison C. Harris
Bona Thompson Memorial Library
University and
Downey Avenues
Irvington
Israel
Buck
Philip Goetz
Scot Butler
Allan B. Philpott
America
Thompson
Jabez Hall
University of Peetee
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis Public Library
Andrew M. Sweeney
Board of
Song
Ruth and
Naomi
Philip Goet
City of
Indianapolis
John W. Hoitzman
Cinderella produced by Deaf Institution girls wow audience
The White Rose Club at the Institution for the Deaf staged Cinderella on a grand scale. Miss Nora V Long and Mr Read directed. Miss Hattie Hufnagle played Cinderella with Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Amy Martin, and Miss Mary Small as leads. Flashlight photos followed.
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White Rose Club
Institution For the Deaf
Nora V. Long
Mr. Read
Cincerella
Hattie Hufnagle
Mary Johnson
Amy Martin
Mary Small
Miss Johnson
Denison Hotel Arrests Stir City Rumors and Denials
The Journal reports arrests at the Denison Hotel of James Wilson and two women on theft and robbery charges. It says W N Harding aided the prisoners’ defense, with detectives watching for his meetings with clients, while Harding denies any employment by the escapees and asserts he represents only those already jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Denison
James Wilson
W. N. Harding
Harding
Detective Arrest of Greenfield Man for Theft
Detectives Haley and Susan arrested Samuel Dewitt of Greenfield on a charge of being a known thief. He was found in front of a Washington street department store and suspected of pickpocketing. Dewitt was once part of the Horton safe blowing gang and is regarded as a dangerous man at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Susan
Samuel Dewitt
Greenfield
Dewitt
Washington Street
Horton Safe Blowing
Indianaplis Spanish Club Elects Officers for Next Year
At the home of Mrs. Flora Wulschner the Spanish Club of Indianapolis elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Flora Wulschner, vice president Rev. Alfred Miles of Columbia, secretary Pantaleon Garton of Columbia, corresponding secretary Miss Eva Moore of Mexico, and treasurer Louis J. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Wulschner
Spanish Club of
Indianapolis
Alfred Miles
Columbia
Pantaleon Garton
Eva Moore
Mexico
Louis J. Morgan
Brakeman Crushed Between Cars in Panhandle Yards
E. A. Randolph of Detroit street, a brakeman for the Panhandle Railroad, was caught between two box cars in the yards yesterday afternoon. He suffered hip injuries and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital where doctors dressed the wounds. Officials expect no serious results from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Randolph
Detroit Street
Panhandle Railroad
St. Vincent's Hosital
Elliott Injured In Chicago Street Car Crash
Charles N. Elliott was injured in a street car wreck in Chicago a short time ago and is expected to arrive home tomorrow. Floyd Wood, a close friend of Mr. Hott, left for Chicago Friday to bring the injured man back and will return Monday unless something unforeseen happens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Elliott
Chicago
Floyd Wood
Mr. Hott
Indiana Teachers' Association Meeting Programme Printed
Avance copies from a Chicago printer present the Indiana Teachers Association pamphlet. The meetings are scheduled for December 3 and 31 with the pamphlet detailing the agenda and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Chicago
Republic Iron and Steel officials approve wage cuts
In Youngstown on December 19 a company statement says all Republic Iron and Steel officials from President Thompson downward have accepted a substantial salary reduction. The notice takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Thompson
Oil price drop in Beaumont on rising production
Beaumont reports crude oil, once selling as high as 72 cents a barrel, fell 29 cents to 43 cents within three days as production increases. The shift reflects supply growth impacting market prices at the local level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Weather Strip Satisfaction Letter from Indianapolis Customer
A customer from No 425 North Pennsylvania Street writes to C B Cones Son Mfg Co and The Chamberlin Weather Strip Co praising the Weather Strip installation. He reports dust reduction and clean draperies with no dust or soot entering the house beyond open doors or windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin Weather Strip Co
City
Pennsylvania Street
C. B
Drummers Parade Fetches Turkeys In Uptown Shuffle
Travelers' Protective Association members held a turkey raffle and smoker at 2 West Maryland Street. President John Shuttleworth and officials from Terre Haute attended. About thirty turkeys were won along with carving sets and oysters. Prizes transported home included a turkey and stuffing oyster quart. Afterward, guests enjoyed a posum supper for seventy five at Frank Slevin's Jackson Place chop house. Tom Potter served as toastmaster while Dean Morland entertained with coin and card tricks.
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Post B
Travelers’ Protective Association
Maryland Street
John Shuttleworth
W. D. Chambers
State Association of the T. P. A
Terre Haute
Frank Slevin
Jackson Place
Tom Potter
Dean Morland
Slevin
Presents for an exile from Dresden to Saxon countess
A chest of Christmas presents funded by popular subscriptions was sent from Dresden to Countess Von Mortignoso, once Crown Princess of Saxony, who eloped in December 191 with M. Giron, a French professor. Subscriptions aimed to express disfavor toward the Saxon royal house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dresden
Countess von Mortignoso
Saxony
M. Giron
Senator Allison on Our Currency System in Chicago
Senator William B. Allison of Iowa addressed the Bankers' Club in Chicago on Our Currency System and Our National Finances. He opposed an asset currency, warning it would create a needless endless chain and possible government embarrassment. He said no changes to the monetary system are expected in the current Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William B. Allison
Iowa
Bankers' Club
Mr Day Impersonates at the Columbia Club
Elias Day, calling himself a characterist, entertained Columbia Club patrons last night with several clever characterizations. The mimic and storyteller impressed a small, appreciative audience despite rain, especially with his portrayal of Hebrew characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Day
Columbia Club
Elias Day
Justus C Adams Hospitalized For Heart Trouble
Justus C Adams president of the Adams Brick Company was removed to St Vincent Hospital last Wednesday with heart trouble. He is under the care of Dr Frank A Morrison and, though improved yesterday, his condition remains serious with expectations of possible discharge in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus C. Adams
Adams Brick Company
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Frank A. Morrison
Adams
Monument to Last Tea Party Survivor in Chicago
The memory of David Kennison, last survivor of the Boston tea party, was honored with a large bowlder monument unveiled in Lincoln Park. The stone rests near Kennison’s grave at the old Chicago city cemetery, dating to 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Kennison
Bowlder
Lincoln Park
Kennison
City Cemetery of
Movements of steamers across Atlantic ports
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures on December 19 across New York Liverpool Southampton Antwerp Glasgow and Havre with vessels including Amsterdam St Paul Umbria Graf Waldersee Etruria Victoria Noor dam Sardinian Prinz Albert La Touraine and La Bretagne in wireless reports and port movements.
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New York
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
St. Paul
Southampton
Umbria
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Newark
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Norge
Copenhagen
Liverpool
Cretic
Boston
Devonian
Dominion
Halifax
Victoria
Etruria
Cestrian
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Hurst Castle
la Bretagne
Nantucket
Moltke
Antwerp
Finland
Flushing
Holland
Mistrahull
Pomeranian
Noordam
Sardinian
Moville
Pretorian
Naples
Prinz Adelbert
Havre
la Touraine
Patrick Appeal Lawyers Named for Court of Appeals
New York December 19 notice was served on District Attorney Jerome by Albert T. Patrick’s counsel that former Governor David B. Hill would argue Patrick's appeal before the Court of Appeals in Albany next month. The prosecution will be argued by former Supreme Court Justice Judson T. Landon of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Albert T. Patrick
Millionaire Rice
David B. Hill
Patrick
Court of Appeals
Albany
Supreme Court
Judson T. Landon
Prince Frederick of Schoenburg Waldenburg Divorce Case
In Dresden court several relatives of Prince Frederick of Schoenburg Waldenburg were examined in camera in the divorce proceedings filed by his wife Alice. The princess will testify from Italy in late January under a promise of privacy, while the prince will not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick of
Schoenburg-Waldenburg
Dresden
Alice
Italy
Nagel Sentenced to Electrocuton for Murder of William Wade
In Upper Sandusky Ohio Philip Nagel was sentenced to be electrocuted on April 3 for the murder of William Wade. Wade, around 40, was clubbed to death, robbed of savings, and his body dumped in a culvert in the railroad yards. Nagel had two prior first degree murder convictions and secured a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Philip Nagel
William Wade
Nagel
Wade
Beaumont Texas Oil Gusher Tops New Field
A strong oil gusher was brought in at Batson's Prairie Hardin County this afternoon at a depth of 120 feet and spurted 300 feet in the air. Reported as the largest well ever brought in in Texas it is the third producing well in the new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Batson's Prairie
Hardin County
Texas
End of Year Realty Market Shows Varied Activity
Real-estate observers report uneven year end conditions with many transfers by some dealers and dullness overall due to holiday season. Notable sales include Amelia B. Mansur selling the Meridian Vermont corner property to Elijah B. Martindale for 360000 as he plans a large flat building, and Henry J. Mauer selling land at Indiana avenue and Blake street for 14000 to Benjamin F. Schmidt and Adolph R. Schmidt. Reason D. Sanders’ agency moved 7550 in sales including two Massachusetts avenue houses to E. P. Erwin, a Central avenue lot, and five Grand avenue parcels sold to S. E. Hedrick.
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Meridian and
Vermont Streets
Julius Lemcke
Amelia B. Mansur
Elijah B. Martindale
Union Trust Company
Henry J. Mauer
Benjamin F. Schmidt
Adolph R. Schmidt
Indiana Avenue
Blake Street
Reason D. Sanders
Benjamin F. Cline
Massachusetts Avenue
E. P. Erwin
Franklin, Ind
Central Avenue
Twenty-fourth St
Grand Avenue
Thirtieth Street
S. E. Hedrick
Linton
Ind
Indianapolis Building Permits Show Slight Yearly Gain
City records compare yearly building permits in Indianapolis showing this year’s total at 2,395,254.41 versus last year’s 2,989,752.93 with June highlighted for the $500,000 terminal station. December data missing. current trend suggests a small overall gain or possible fall below last year if December data weakens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Indianapolis
Mit
Real estate transfers and mortgages listed for Marion Indiana area
The Daily Record of Transfers provides the last week’s figures for real estate transfers mortgages and building permits. It lists nineteen transfers in twenty four hours ending December 19 1903 including property sales in Indianapolis and surrounding lots with amounts ranging from 1 to 7 500 dollars and multiple lot descriptions in Beaty’s and Outlets areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Paul R. John
Charles Oeftering
McCarty
Indianapolis
Ferdinand M. Rauscher
Ida Rauscher
Beaty
Nancy C. Fleming
Jesse Hutchins
Hanway & Hanna
Oak Hill
Albert Young
Bertha Young
Eos B. Yandes
P.jey
E. Fietehh
Fred W
Lota
Bruce Place
Thomas A. Fletcher
George Eee T
Bech
Tee
Columbia Place
Milledge A
Building Permits and Property Transfers Noted in Indian City Ledger
The record lists multiple property transfers including lot and block designations, and entries for building permits. Notable items include Frank McCray’s two story frame dwelling at Twenty-third and Late Streets with a $2,000 valuation and Amanda Rafael’s shed at 701 New Jersey Street plus adjacent 703 address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCray
Amanda Rufael
New Jersey Street
Ex mayor Bookwalter to make automobiles in Marion
The Marion Motor Cycle Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capitalized at 50000, directors include Frederick A. Joss Charles A. Bookwalter Robert H. Hassler J Arthur Hittle and J G Belser. It plans to build a gasoline car priced at 1200 and a factory will be erected in the city. The International Land and Harbor Company of New Jersey filed foreign articles, with 10000 of its capital stock represented in Indiana. The Blue Grass Creamery Company of Churubusco Whitley county showed 6000 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Motor Cycle Company
Frederick A. Joss
Charles A. Bookwalter
Robert H. Hassler
J. Arthur Hittle
J. G. Belser
International Land and Harbor Company
New Jersey
Indiana
Blue Grass Creamery Company
Churubusco
Whitley County
Local Arbitration Committee organizes in Indianapolis
Addison C. Harris heads a local National Conference on International Arbitration group aiming to end war through universal arbitration. Noble C. Butler serves as secretary. Other members include Governor Durbin Col William R Holloway Julius A Lemcke Charles L Henry Charles R Williams J O Perrin Judge A B Anderson and John R Wilson. The national body will meet in Washington January 12 with the Hague conference of 1899 shaping the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison C. Harris
Noble C. Butler
Indianapolis
Governor Durbin
Col
Wiliam R. Holloway
Julius A. Lemcke
Charles L. Henry
Charles R. Williams
J. O. Perrin
A. B. Anderson
John R. Wilson
Washington
City News Notes from Steubenville to Indianapolis
Wreck victim Mr J H Slater avoids leg fracture but suffers severe bruising. J Frank Thomas promoted to second lieutenant of Company 1 Third Infantry from sergeant. Mrs Robert N Lamb reads a Christmas story to Roberts Park Church Women’s Society. Miss Esta Olsen named organist and choir director at Emanuel Reformed Church. Men’s services at 3 30 PM at M C A in charge of Indianapolis Gideons with Fred Butler aiding. Christmas market December 23 by Ladies Aid Broadway M E Church with homemade pies cakes and puddings. Patrolman John Vedermark expelled from city police over insults alleged by a woman. he had reputation as a longtime officer. Anna Tesson sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company for 15010 damages over a defective streetcar incident injuring her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Slater
Steubenville
Adjutant General
J. Frank Thomas
Plymouth
Thomas
Robert N. Lamb
Woman's Promessionary Society
Roberts Park Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Broadway
M. E. Church
John Vedermark
Board of Safety
Vedermark
Anna Tesson
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Real Daughter of Revolution Is Dead
Aged eighty seven, Lucinda Valentine of Matamoras Pa dies of pneumonia. She was a daughter of Jabez Rockwell born 1761 and served under General Washington. Survived by sister Phoebe Gainford. sister Catharine Bowden died earlier. Also mentions other obituaries across cities and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucinda Valentine
Matamoras
Jabez Rockwell
Washington
Phoebe Gainford
Catharine Bowden
Aate I
Dietrich Arraigned On The Indictments
United States Senator Charles H. Dietrich appeared with attorney General John C. Cowan before Judge Munger in the U S Circuit Court and was arraigned on indictments from November 16 and December 17. He pleaded not guilty to the post office leasing charge and refused to plead to conspiracy and bribery charges tied to Hastings Postmaster Jacob Fisher. trial on those counts was set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
United States
Charles H. Dietrich
John CC. Cowan
Munger
United States Circuit Court
Diettich
Jacob Fisher
Hastings
Fisher
Cowan Ine
Chinese Official Degraded
TIEN TSIN December 19 Chang Yi director of the Northern Railway has been degraded and stripped of all rank. Trust Company Fails SPRINGFIELD Mass December The Hampden Trust Company of this city capital 100000 suspended today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS and Local Notices
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS and notices listing assorted items and services. References to wagons, stockyard area, Virginia Street, Indianapolis parcel delivery, typewriters for rent, and a call for ladies and gentlemen to learn dance or acting. Includes addresses and fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument
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Senator M'Hugh
John Brown
Westminster Boy Choir
ED Taylor
Manly
Uncle Sam
State Department
Beaupre
Bogota
Cauca
Reyes
Mr. Beaupre
Rice
National Council
Beau
Admiral Glass
Cinderella
Co. N. Elliott
C. B. Cones & Son Mfg. CO
Frank Splevin
Crown Princess of
Senator Allison
Hill
Princess Alice
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania St
Mansur Property
E. B. Martindale
Kodak
H. Lieber Company
Cou
Witter A. van Buren
Howrd Stewart
John Sprague
Willis P. Maine
David
Amanda E. Flack
al Phebe
J. Warman
Bookwalter
Fred Joss
City News Notes
Revolution
Dietrich
Wilthin Fastland
Virginia
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