Would Not Buy Bonds Intimation Of Shaw Policy
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Washington January 2. Leslie M Shaw, acting secretary of the treasury, says surplus reduction lies in more national bank depositories. Deposits total 107 million. He opposes buying more bonds, citing high premiums. He favors circulating 51 to 80 million by expanding depositories. House banking committee backs Cousins plan to shift reserve banks to larger cities and raise minimum capital.
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Indianapolle Journal
Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
Couiig
the Treasury
Treasury
Shaw
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
Representative Cousins
Iowa
Senate study on Denmark treaty cites strategic value of islands
The Senate foreign relations committee reviewed the Denmark cession treaty for the West Indian Islands. Members raised no opposition and expect favorable reporting after obtaining State Department data. They anticipate a plebiscite conducted by Denmark to gauge islanders’ preference before final ratification.
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Washington
Denmark
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
State Department
West Indies
Senate okays treaties with Belgium Denmark Guatemala
Washington January 2 Senate committee on foreign relations favorably reports on extradition treaties with Belgium and Denmark and on a treaty governing the descent of real property with Guatemala.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Belgium
Denmark
Guatemala
Wool Manufacturers in United States Report Decline in Establishments
The census bureau's preliminary wool industry report shows 1414 establishments in the United States, down 17 percent from 19, with capital at 010,179,749, up 24 percent, and products valued at 296,990.4 thousand dollars, up 10 percent. Average wage earners total 150,105, earning 57,933.17 in wages. Details cover woolen goods, worsted goods, rags, felt, and wool hats with varied capital and product changes.
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Washington, Jan
Census Bureau
United States
Ohio
Handy Husband Proves Grape Nuts Breakfast Helper
A husband volunteers to make breakfast and serves grape nuts with cream, proving its convenience and health benefits after a five year stay abroad. The writer notes personal health improvements and cites a friend with indigestion who improved after using grape nuts and cream. Name provided as a Postum Co. advertisement from Creek, Mich.
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Opeka Kan
Postum Co
Creek
Mich
Economic figures show rises in wages and costs
The report notes an 18 percent rise in capital to $65,977,406 and total wages at $153,905,530 with an 18 percent increase. Miscellaneous expenses jump 54 percent to $79,548,549 while cost of materials used grows 3 percent to $447,165,211. Value of products including custom work and repairing holds at $31,827,740 with no change.
Careless with Currency Shippers Expose Money in Transit
A government report details lax security in registered mail to Cuba. Large sums, including 七4 and various notes, have been exposed to clerks as packages moved from New York to Havana and Cienfuegos, prompting calls for tighter safeguards and sealed packaging. The report also notes high monthly retirement of bank circulation and changes to retirement procedures.
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Washington
Cuba
Payne
Fosnes
Cuban Postal Service
United States
Cienfuegos
New York
Metcalfs Nomination to Be Accepted by Senate Panel
Washington January 2 The Senate committee on pensions unanimously agreed to report favorably Gen Wilder Metcalf nomination as pension agent at Topeka Kansas. The subcommittee found him not guilty of the charges against him.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Committee On Pensions Today
Wilder
Metcalf
Topeka
Kan
Newsboy Laura Daugherty sues street railway in new suit
Laura M Dougherty sues Indianapolis Street Railway Company claiming permanent injuries from a collision aboard a moving car during McKinley era. Attorney George W Galvin files a $20,000 case after a prior dismissal, alleging conductor forced her to cross tracks and was struck by a car on College Avenue.
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John Cuthrell
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
McKinley
Czolgocz
Buffalo
George W. Galvin
Laura M. Dougherty
Leathers
Ugherty
Galvin
Prosecutor Praises Clear Docket After Indictments
The Criminal Court docket is practically clear, a feat Prosecutor Ruckelshaus calls remarkable. He notes records in disposing of cases since the latest grand jury indictments were returned.
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Criminal Court
Ruckelshaus
Court actions report on four docket cases and appeals
Four cases remain on the docket with anticipated completion in three or four hours. The Appellate Court decided the Caldwell dispute over equal estate division and inheritance shares. The Supreme Court dismissed Dixon vs Poe for missing index, affirmed Turpie vs Lowe after prior reversals, and transferred Feastmaker vs Holman to its docket for wil construction. Miller was acquitted after the state failed to prove case, amid Bangaloo crowd tensions. Additional verdicts include Springsteen vs Bretzman rent suit, Avery vs Nordyke & Marmon injuries verdict, Dudley v McKinney custody dispute, and Cumins divorce allegations of neglect and drinking.
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William G. Caldwell
Hancock County
Mary Caldwell
Supreme Court
Nathan G. Dixon
James H. Poe
William Turpie
Hugh Lowe
Henry Miller
Henry Mills
Miller
Mills
Benedict
Alvord
McMasters
East Wabash Street
Springsteen
Bretzman
George R. Avery
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Avery
Turple
Lowe
Cass C
Dowling, Jr
Dixon
Poe
Sullivan C. C
Monks
Case
Richason
Cass C. C
A. C
Edward
Chicago Junction
Burk Seeks Divorce After Twenty Seven Years
Henrietta Burk asks a divorce from William H. Burk citing infidelity after twenty seven years of marriage and seeks custody of their child Nora Burk.
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Henrietta Burk
William H. Burk
Nora Burk
Court rounds summarize several cases and verdicts
Superior Court entries list verdicts and judgments in multiple cases. Henry Springsteen et al. vs Charles Bretzman ends with a defendant verdict from J P court. A Z Muzzy vs Mary Funk et al foreclosure results in $304.43 and costs. Nordyke Marmon damages favor defendant. Lucile Dudley vs William McKinney et al awarded $100 damages. Re liable Furniture and Carpet Company wins in defense. New suits filed include divorce and damages across several Superior and Circuit Court rooms.
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Lucile Dudley
William O. McKinney
McKinney
Reliable Furniture and Carpet Company
John W. McMullen
Maggie Twyname
J. P
Fremont Alford
Henry Miller
Millie Ryan
Patrick J. Ryan
Superior Court
Laura M. Dougherty
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Henrietta V. Burk
William H. Burk
Mead Cumins
Harry Cumins
William H. Schmidt
Martha E. Landers
State Bank of Indiana
Higher Courts Record 1832 Turple to Woolfington cases
Summary of appellate notes referencing several 1832 and later cases from Cass C and Delaware C counties. Highlights include affirmations and transfers, a dismissal for failure to prepare a record index, and legal principles on exceptions to conclusions of law, conveyance deeds, warranty, and measure of damages.
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Cures By Restoring Stomach Health
The article argues Kodol Dyspepsia Care relieves suffering by digesting food and rebuilding bone and muscle while the stomach rests to regain natural function. It asserts most diseases stem from stomach issues and a strong stomach yields a strong body. Overeating and rushed meals under stress are blamed for indigestion as the cause of widespread dyspepsia.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Testimonials From Sufferers
A collection of letters from individuals in North Carolina Maryland and Texas praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. They report relief from chronic indigestion neuralgia of the stomach and related troubles after trying the product with many claiming life changing benefits and renewed appetite.
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Anderson Riggs
Sunny Lane
Tex
Legal case notes and court docket items listing opinions
The document lists court decisions and docket entries including Collyer versus Cook, Green versus Starr, Branstrater versus Branstrater, and Guy versus Liberenz along with references to various county courts, rehearing petitions, leave to file authorities, and appellees briefs. It notes appellate actions in Monroe, Cass, De Kalb, Wabash, Pulaski, and Clark counties and references to administratrix and executor parties and accompanying authorities.
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Collyer
Cook
Hancock C. C
Robinson
P. J
Green
Starr
Madison
Branstrater
Allen Co. C
Guy
Liberenz
de Kalb C. C
Hart
Hilderbrand
Cass C. C
Marquis L. Engleman
Wabash C. C. Appellant
City of Huntington
Nettle M. Townsend
Huntington C. C. Appellant
The
Greenwood Building and Loan Association
Hertha Todd Stanton
Johnson C. C. Appellant
Various Local Notices and Appearances From Indianapolis
J R Young travels to Chicago for the funeral of Abner Hurd. Minnewa Tribe plans a card party with prizes. Seth C Reis to lead a ten day revival at Peniel Temple. Progressive Pianoforte Club to give third historical recital at Indianapolis Piano College with a program of Bach Handel Scarlatti Mozart Jensen. Patrick D Lane leaves for Lawrenceburg to work as gauger. Ladies Aid Society serves supper at Mayflower Church Parlos tonight. Kindergarten Normal Training School moves to Second Presbyterian Church due to smallpox. Damages suits against the city probable after Washington street bridge fall. Morgan Morgan named as attorneys. Fred Lewis of the Douglass Club denies gambling claims. club upheld as non gambling and open to public inspection.
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J. R. Young
Chicago
Abner Hurd
No. 38
Griffith Block
Seth C. Reis
Peniel Temle
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
Indianapolis Piano College
Bach, Handel, Scarlatti
Mozart
Jensen
Patrick D. Lane
Brosnan & Co
Lawrenceburg
Internal Revenue Collector
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mayflower Congregational Church
Sixteenth
Delaware Streets
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Vermont Streets
Washington Street Bridge
Morgan & Morgan
Fred Lewis
Douglass Club
West
Michigan Street
Indian Civilization Experiment in Oklahoma Territory
An Indiana man surveys Muskogee rooms of Col Frank C Churchill of the revenue department and notes Indian curios, legends of Sequoia, and the Cherokee language. The article outlines a Kaw land division plan, guardianship ending in five years, and broader moves toward individual citizenship among tribes. It discusses cotton production and processing, gins, seeds, oil, and meals, with Muskogee’s growing economy and new railroads poised to elevate the area as a future center.
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James H. MccNeely
Muskogee
Evansville
Frank C. Churchill
Revenue Department
Indian Service
Oklahoma
Fort Gibson
Chitto Harjo
Crazy Snake
Sequoia
Cadmus
Tah-le-quah
Five Civilized Tribes
United States Treasury
Curtis
Kansas
House Indian Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Reece
Inderle
Congress
Indian Territory
King Cotton
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Standard
Republican Party
Jones
Manseer George C. Bushnell
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Othello Theme Echoes in A Mournful Baltimore Passages
A fragment from the Baltimore American hints at dark emotion as Othello is referenced, describing jealousy and wrath shaping a somber mood. The lines suggest a literary reflection on tragedy and the character’s inner shadow.
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Baltimore
Chicago Post fragment hints at a hero and folly
A fragment from the Chicago Post references a popular hero and foolishness, suggesting a brisk commentary on a local figure and public perception with no clear names or dates. The unreadable text leaves ambiguity about the event or person involved.
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National Bank
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Corbin
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Anto
Root
Rhode Island Avenue
Senate
Edward Kent
Colorado
Supreme Court of
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Cicero M. Barnett
Louisville
Charles H. Maris
District of Brazos de Santiago
Texas
William F. C. Jepson
Infantry
Cortelyou
Hawaii
Newsboy
Laura M. Daugherty
Company—Criminal Court Docket
Mrs. Dudley
Lucille Dudley
Maud Cumins
State Bank of
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Schmidt
Mrs. Landers
State Bank
the Court Record
Emma_ Woolfington
John K. Ritter
Delaware C. C
Appellate Court
Sherwood
A . Eur
Psia G Spewys
Sirs
J. W. Smith
Preston
N. C
E.C. Dell
J. Lvison
Lonaconing
tt&Co
Aing
Elizabeth Goodwin
Edwin B. Bentley
Clark C. C
Oklahoma Territory
Araxjlen Koeln
Victor
St. Louis
Martin Wade
South Meridian
Sentinel Printing Co
West Market Street
W. Ht
ROLL’S_ SONS
Voriel'susiness
Monument Place
Desdemona
New York Tribune
Princeton
Booth Tarkington
Waa
Glee Club
Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Duate
Mr. Tarkington
Tark
Danny Deever
Chicago Post
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