Bonds listings for Indiana and nearby states
Bond offerings from E. M. Campbell and Co. include numerous issue entries across Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. Amounts range from $2,000 to $145,000 across cities such as Waterloo South Bend Madison Marion Indianapolis Columbus and Louisville with various 4s 34s 5s and 44s denominations.
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Waterloo
Indiana
South Bend
Vernon
Howard Co
Ohio
Dayton
Sullivan Co
Richmond
Pike County
Ind
Fowler
Knox County
Newton County
Mlarion
Lawrence Co
Indianapolis
Greene Co
Louisville
Columbus
Delaware & Marion
Langtry Arrives to Launch American Run in The Cross Ways
Lily Langtry lands in New York aboard the Celtic to begin a U S tour of The Cross Ways a drama she coauthored with J Hartley Manners. She designed gowns staged the production and spoke of ethics and class with the King’s Manchester test showing strong reception. She noted Smilax racing fame and dismissed divorce rumors while detailing three week New York engagement at Garrick Theater.
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New York
Lily Langtry
Hugo de Bathe
Celtic
England
Cross Ways
J. Hartley Manners
Manchester
Imperial Theater
London
Windsor
Ashton
Mee
Courier arrives at Snake Island with Christmas mail
A French half breed courier who traveled nonstop by dog team over Christmas day and night reached Snake Island early morning to deliver mail to Captain. The exhausted rider completed the task despite severe fatigue and winter conditions, underscoring remarkable dedication in the Arctic transport line.
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Winnipeg, Man
West
Snake Island
Ecisimas
Mali
Mystery on Daisy Crew Triggered by Indian Murderplot
J Peterhill of the Dominion Fish Company's steamer Daisy is found with the captain dead. An unconscious Frenchman, Peterhill's winter companion, lies nearby. The fire is out and blood pools have frozen. Authorities suspect Indian murderers linked to Peterhill's dealings, heightening tension.
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J. Peterhill
Dominion Fish Company
Daisy
Peterhill
Captain Peterhill
Mrs Grant's Will Probate Proceeds With Unsigned Codicil
The will of Mrs Julia Dent Grant was admitted to probate in Washington. General Frederick Dent Grant was named executor with a $60000 bond. The unsigned codicil, detailing gifts of historic items to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the U S government, carries no legal effect until signed.
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Washington
Julia Dent Grant
Frederick Dent Grant
General Grant
Reed will leaves estate to widow Susan P sole executrix
The will of Thomas B. Reed was filed in New York on December 2. It leaves all his estate to his widow Susan P. and names her sole executrix. A prior gift to his father and mother lapsed due to their death.
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New York
Thomas B. Reed
Susan P
Explorers At A Banquet In Arctic Club Dinner
The ninth annual Arctic Club dinner in New York featured toast master Prof. William H. Brewer of Yale and guests including Greely and Kane expedition survivors, Peary, Ziegler, Nordenskjold, and Baldwin leaders, with many noted explorers and geographers in attendance.
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New York
Arctic Club
Wm. H. Brewer
Yale
Henry Biederbick
Greely
Frederick A. Cook
Col
David A. Brainard
Baldwin
Prof. Nordenskjold
Evelyn Baldwin
Ziegler
Steamer Minnetonka Reaches Bermuda in Distress
The American steamer Minnetonka from Newport England coal bound for Boston anchored off Hamilton Bermuda in distress. All aboard are safe. Struck by a heavy sea December 13 about 900 miles from Halifax it damaged lifeboats shifted cargo and damaged the bridge forcing a long tow to Bermuda for survey.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Newport
England
Boston
Mass
Halifax
Colonian
Brothers Die of Gas Asphyxiation in Allentown Room
John Bachman twenty four and William Bachman nineteen were found dead in a Gast House room in Allentown Pennsylvania. They appear to have blown out gas when retiring. In Milwaukee Peter O'Brien sixty and wife fifty eight died at home from fuel gas escaping from a tube attached to a portable stove.
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Allentown
John Bachman
William Bachman
Milwaukee
Peter O'Brien
Faithful nursing cost a fiances life in New York
Miss Mabel Mitchell of Plainfield New Jersey cared for Professor Peck a former Lehigh Valley instructor in Newburg New York who died of consumption a year ago She contracted the same disease and died last Thursday night Faithfulness to her fiancé led to both their deaths in a grim tale from New York December 27
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New York
Professor Peck
Lehigh Valley
Mabel Mitchell
Plainfield
N. J
Peck
Miss Mitchell
Newburg
N. Y
Toledo Man Bound Over on Murder Charge
Guy Harris asked to be bound over to the Common Pleas grand jury in the Anna Snyder murder case. He said he preferred grand jury questions and state paid attorneys than face police interrogation. Snyder was found suffocated with pillows. Harris was seen leaving the scene. He is held without bail.
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Toledo
Guy Harris
Common Pleas Grand Jury
Anna Snyder
Miss Snyder
Harris
Ex-soldier shoots in Kansas City saloon
Louis Burton of Louisville a discharged soldier en route home from the Philippines shot and killed Frank Walker in a Union Avenue saloon. Eyewitnesses say Burton acted in self defense. Burton of Company G Second Infantry U S A had arrived in Kansas City today.
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Kansas City
Louis Burton
Louisville
Frank Walker
Union Avenue
Burton
Second Infantry
Manila
Immigrant Inspectors Capture 35 Laborers Near Fort Worth
H M Course at Laredo and local customs officials captured a party of thirty five imported contract laborers near Fort Worth. The workers will be held to testify against the contractor who allegedly imported them.
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Laredo
Tex
H. M. Course
United States
Fort Worth
Queen Alexandra's Christmas Dinner for Widows and Orphans
London crowds gather as Queen Alexandra hosts over 600 widows and 800 children for a Christmas feast. Sir Thomas Lipton reads a Queen message, praises royal care, and a telegram of thanks goes to the King and Queen for the New Year.
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London
Alexandra Trust
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Queen Alexandra
Marconi Not the First in Wireless Telegraphy Claim
London reports Marconi credited James Bowan Lindsay as the pioneer who believed in long distance wireless telegraphy fifty years ago. Lindsay, whose biography is to be published, conducted experiments in Dundee and Portsmouth and held a patent for his method.
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New York
Marconi
Dundee
London
the Tribune
James Bowman Lindsay
Lindsay
Portsmouth
Tay
Chinese Rebels Active Besieged City Looted Steamer
Rebellion spreads in Kwang-Si with Lung-Chou besieged by rebels and Nan-Ning surrounded as looters seize a steamer carrying provisions for the governor. Northern Kiang-Su reports unrest and a deadly Nein-Chiang earthquake kills six hundred. Paris plans extraordinary council session over gas concession amid talks of merger.
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Victoria
B. C
Kwang-S
China
Lung-Chou
Kwang-Si
Nan-Ning
Tansu
Tung-Fu-Siang
Peking
Teng- Lai-Peng
Nanking
North
Kiang-Su
Nein-Chiang
Paris
the Figaro
Paris Becaue
Anthony N. Brady
Albany
Chicago
Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company
Europe
Canterbury Archbishop Temple Interred in Simple Canter bury Service
The remains of Dr. Temple Archbishop of Canterbury were interred in Canterbury Cathedral cloisters after a simple funeral per his wishes. Attendees included King Edward VIII, the Prince of Wales, Premier Balfour, the Archbishop of York, and other dignitaries. Memorial services were held at St Paul’s and cathedrals nationwide with Lansdowne and the US chargé d’affaires present.
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Canterbury
England
Temple
Edward
Prince of Wales
Balfour
York
Mackagan
St. Paul's
United Kingdom
Marcus Samuel
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lansdowne
United States
White
Earthquake Ruins 111 Villages in Andijan Area
Later advices from Ashkabad report a sequence of tremors around Andijan left 111 villages in ruins and about 6000 houses destroyed. Rescue efforts continue amid warmer weather and improving conditions aiding relief work.
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ST. Petersburg
Ashkabad
Andijan
Naturalization of Jews Agreed By Roumania Senate
In Bucharest Dec 27 the Senate backed naturalization of Jews after minister Harat defended equality before law. He urged ending discrimination and warned against slander, stating Roumania must show tolerance and apply laws justly to all foreigners.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Senate
M. Harat
Pope Receives Hartford Officers In Private Audience
In Rome today Commander William H. Reeder Lieutenant Ziegmier and Chaplain Edward J Brennan of the Hartford were welcomed in a private audience by the Pope. The Pontiff praised the American naval uniform and expressed regret Hartford would not visit Rome. In Peking the dowager Empress and Lieutenant General Miles exchanged flattering remarks at a separate audience.
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Rome
William H. Reeder
Edward J. Brennan
Henry Ziegmier
United States
Hartford
Reeder
Ziegmier
Peking
Miles
Blizzard Ravages Constantinople and Surroundings
A severe blizzard caused extensive damage in Constantinople and nearby areas. Roofs collapsed, vessels in the harbor and the Bosphorus were wrecked or sunk, many lives were lost, and Black Sea shipping suffered similarly.
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Constantinople
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Humbert Family to Paris Under Guard After Arrest
The Humbert family members, detained in Madrid in connection with the Paris safe frauds, were moved from prison to the railway station this evening under strong guard by French and Spanish detectives for transport to Paris.
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Madrid
Humbert
Paris
Cause of explosion fixed by coroner's jury at Hot Springs
Coroner's jury in Hot Springs Ark finds the Turf Exchange poolroom blast caused by careless handling of high proof gasoline. They hold Waters-Pierce Oil Co Arkansas Gas and Light Co and poolroom proprietors Leo Mayer and Eddie Burke responsible through their employers. Civil actions are expected.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Turf Exchange
Billy Helwig
C. R. Donnelly
Chicago
Helwig
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Arkansas Gas and Light Company
Leo Mayer
Eddie Burke
New York
United States Shipbuilding profits reported for quarter ending November 30 1902
The United States Shipbuilding Company filed with the New York Stock Exchange to list its securities and published earnings for the first quarter ending November 30, 1902. Net earnings reached $1,163,022.22 with reserves on estimated profits and interest/ sinking fund payments reducing the surplus to $897,217.51. The firm, backed by Bethlehem Steel, operates multiple yards across the U.S. and employs over 15,000 workers, with unfunded under contract work approaching $51 million.
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United States Shipbuilding Company
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Unit States Shipbuilding Company
Gartuee Vieskedschescendes
Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Cal
Bath Iron Works, Limited
Bath
Maine
Hyde Windlass Company
Lewis Nixon
E. M. Mellvain
United States
Power of Railways Sparks Nationwide Debate on Regulation
At the American Economic Association meeting in Philadelphia, Charles A. Prouty argues rail rates rose despite competition, calling railways the greatest safety of monopolies. Walker D. Hines backs legislative regulation and a commerce court to review rates, while noting interstate relief requires expert, prompt action. The session continues with other scholars and a Washington program on science and entomology.
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Philadelphia
American Economic Association
University of Pennsylvania
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Walker D. Hines
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Seaboard
Reading Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission For Investigation
United States
United States Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
General Council
The
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arlington Hotel
Corcoran Art Gallery
Roosevelt
John Hays Hammond
Tng Solomon's Mines
Ira Remsen
Baltimore
Association
Indiana Senator Barcus May Retire From Politics
The Indiana Senate term holder Mr Barcus from Terre Haute, arriving from New York today, hints at retirement plans while his wife remains in Europe. He supports a George Rogers Clark statue for Statuary Hall in Washington, arguing Clark represents Indiana’s military legacy. Senator Fairbanks plans bills pensions and military record corrections. Rep Steele works on army bill amendments. Col Roberts tours several cities assessing free delivery service. Rural letter carriers commence January 1 with routes assigned in Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Indiana State Senate
Barcus
New York
Europe
Terre Haute
Mke
Indiana
George Rogers Clark
Statuary Hall
Washington
Senator Barcus
Clark
Oliver P. Morton
W. B. Roberts
Boston
Richmond
Muncie
Hartford City
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Greencastle
Roberts
Indianapolis
Commander Roller in Disgrace Over Wife Aboard Ship
Commander John E. Roller, former commander of the gunboat Monocacy, has been ordered home from the Asiatic station by Rear Admiral Evans for repeatedly violating navy rules that prohibit a ship commander from letting his wife live aboard. After prior reprimands, Roller again entertained his wife aboard in Chinese waters, leading to his detachment and return home. He considers himself unjustly treated and awaits waiting orders as the department weighs the issue.
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Washington
John E. Roller
Asiatic
Evans
Roller
Department
New Year's Reception at the White House Program
Secretary Cortelyou released the New Year's reception schedule. At 11 a.m. the President will greet Cabinet members and the diplomatic corps, followed by 11:30 a.m. a reception for the chief justice, associates of the Supreme Court, and judges of the United States Court of Claims.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United Ae
United States Court of Claims
Case of Young Ames Holds Uruguayan Officials to Account
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Herrera explaining the case of young Joseph Preston Ames, deported from the United States with Uruguayan legation aid. He recounts the boy, born in Uruguay, was taken by cousins and urged guardianship steps to avoid possession by his paternal relatives.
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Washington
Herrera
Legation
Hay
Joseph Preston Ames
Sparhawk
United States
Uruguay
Edward Larroque
New
New U S Minister Comba Visits State Department
Leslie Comba newly appointed United States minister to Guatemala and Honduras meets with Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary Hill at the State Department to discuss Guatemala City matters the Hunter case and duties ahead. He plans to travel from New Orleans around January 7 to Port Barrios and then ride to Guatemala with his family via mountain trails to the coast.
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Washington
Leslie Comba
United States
Guatemala
Honduras
State Department
Hay
Hill
Guatemala City
Hunter
Combs
New Orleans
Port Barrios
Capital
Officials decide officers to testify via depositions
Washington reports Secretary Reot rules that General Chaffee General Smith and other officers should go to Manila to testify before the Glenn court martial. The aim is to serve the investigation by securing depositions from the named officers.
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Washington
Reot
Chaffee
Smith
Manila
Glenn
Cers
Chance for Young Doctors in Army Vacancies
In Washington on December 27 1937 there are thirty five vacancies for assistant surgeon in the army with poor odds of filling them. The next exam in Washington will be in April and an examination is now underway in the Philippines to fill some posts.
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Andifan
Washington
Army
Philippines
McKee and Bates Tie The Knot At Bride’s Home
Washington dispatch reports Miss Bates eldest daughter of the general of the army wed McKee Dunn McKee second son of David R. McKee this afternoon at the bride’s home in a formal ceremony marked by family prominence and official ties.
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Washington
Miss Bates
McKee Dunn McKee
David R. McKee
Day
Army and Navy Notes From Washington and Abroad
Thomas B. Howard selected to command the new monitor Nevada due to commission about February 1. Secretary Root approves army uniform changes to blue facings. A detachment of 30 marines heads to the Philippines. Major George leads 150 troops from San Francisco February 1, sailing March 1 under Lt. Col. Russell. Revenue Commissioner Yerkes says oleomargarine sales incur a special tax in a separate location. Ajax coal collier sails from Cardiff for Dewey’s fleet to Culebra. Baron Hengelmuller von Hengelmuller takes Austrian Hungarian ministerial rank, presenting credentials to the President. War Department to hold field day once a month for enlisted men, with sports, trench construction, boxing, and music as part of wholesome recreation.
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Washington
Thomas B. Howard
Naval Academy
Nevada
Root
Board of Army
Army
Philippines
Maj
George
San Francisco
Russell
Yerkes
Revenue Bureau
Navy Department
Ajax
Cardiff
Culebra
Dewey
Ladislaw Hengelmuiler von
Austria Hungary
Baron Hengelmuller
War Department
Bates
Department of the Hasey
Gramme
Equal to the Occasion attersbury and the Pipe Rule
Philadelphia Record recalls a railroad tale involving W. W. Atterbury, newly appointed general superintendent of motive power for the Pennsylvania Railroad. A yard Irishman smokes a pipe despite a smoking ban. Atterbury reveals his identity and warns the man to keep his job while the worker calmly resumes his smoke.
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Philadelphia Record
W. W. Atterbury
Atterbury
Vania
Aged Couple Burned to Death in House Fire
Mina Ofakis reports a tragic blaze claiming Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Phelps, both elderly, died in a home fire. Local authorities investigated the scene as neighbors recalled a cobi and precarious living conditions. Fire officials have not released full details.
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Ofakis
Mina
D. W. Phelps
Werad
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