Bank and county cash shares listed in Indiana Ohio totals
A ledger style entry lists shares and funds across multiple counties in Indiana and Ohio. Entries include Springfield Ohio 12,000. Martin County Indiana 10,000. Clay County Indiana 7,500 and 10,000. Knox County Indiana 12,000. Lake County Indiana 1,900. Jefferson County Indiana 17,400. Warren County Indiana 26,000. Greene County Indiana 4%s8 5,000. Cass County Indiana 24,009 with 4%s. Clark County Indiana 50,000. Fowler Indiana Water Light Heat 110,000. Columbus Delaware and Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital National Bank
Springfield
Ohio
Martin County
Ind
Clay County
Knox County
Lake County
Jefferson County
Warren County
Greene County
Cass County
Clark County
Fowler
Columbus
Delaware
Marion
Mine Disaster Toll Surges as Rescue Seeks Survivors
The mine blast left 90 dead at the Klondike heading as rescuers row through after damp shafts. Foreman and fire boss perished while others worked to reestablish air flow, with twenty five bodies found en route to four living victims. Rescue plans continue at dawn as teams brace damp tunnels and search for more survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowman
Johny Hanan
M. J. Moore
Miergue
Klondike Mine Disaster Toll Rises as Rescue Efforts Continue
The Klondike mine disaster has claimed ninety lives with eighteen others hospitalized and four injured yet able to go home. Officials set up a temporary morgue at the armory and mobilized undertakers, dry goods, and volunteers to prepare dozens of bodies for burial. Coroner Miller has convened a jury to probe the cause, with inquest likely after all bodies are recovered. Mine Superintendent Robinson pledged round the clock recovery efforts despite debris and fire damp, while State Mine Inspector Evans reviews the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Company H
Powell Stackhouse
C. 3. Price
F. Miller
Robinson
J. T. Evans
J. E. Roderick
State Bureau of Mine Inspection
Mr. Evens
First Rainstorm Delights Albuquerque Ranchers
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. July 1 The first rainstorm since last October drenched the area in a heavy downpour lasting nearly ten hours Ranchmen from the eastern ranges report substantial rainfall in recent days ensuring ample water and clear skies for some time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
XN. M
Suly
National Educational Association meeting ends in Minnesota
The 192X convention in Minneapolis closes after a week of 45 department meetings and six general sessions. Highlights include speeches by William T. Harris and Thomas C. Trueblood on education, spoken English, and character building, plus extensive department programs and an art exhibition finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
United States
Minnesota
Boston
Eliot
Harvard University
Exposition Auditorium
William T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Washington, D. C
Charles P. G. Scott
Century Dictionary
Thomas C. Trueblood
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
W. A. Millis
Crawfordsville
Ind
John H. Hineman
Pine Bluff
Ark
M. F. Miller
Denver
Col
Department of Higher Education
J. Irving Manatt
William Bayard Craig
Drake University
Des Moines
B. H. Meyer
Institute of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
George A. Booth
New Haven
R. 0. Beard
Reuben P. Halleck
Louisville
Frank. M. Gilley
Cheises
Mass
J. A. Merrill
State Normal School
Superior
Wis
W. J. Metjee
Washington
Department of Manual Training
Department of School Administration
F. H. Luttle
Muscatine
Department of Special Education
William B. Walt
New York Institution For the Blind
E. E. Allen
Pennsylvania Institution For the Blind
Overbrook
J. J. Dow
Minnesota School For the Blind
Fairbank
Alexander Graham Bell
Helen M. Hefferan
Hillness Mothers’ Congress
C. M. L. Sites
Educational Association of China
Fie
China
Sites
John Finley
Princeton University
Tropics
America
The Tropics Problem and U S Mission in Cuba
The speaker asserts the aim to aid tropical peoples with temperate zone blessings and emphasizes aggressive Cuban service. It notes motives matter more than deeds, urging pure insular policies and prioritizing spiritual over material goals to meet the tropical challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Cuba
National Federation of Teachers Organized in Minneapolis
The National Federation of Teachers was organized with officers led by President Margaret Haley of Chicago and Maudium of St. Paul as first vice president. A board of directors from each state will govern alongside meetings aligned with the National Education Association. The group aims to protect members from contract violations and other indignities beyond individual resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
National Federation of Teachers
Margaret Haley
Chicago
Maudium
St. Paul
Mary McGowan
Cincinnati
Annette Rosenthal
Milwaukee
Emma McCabe
New York
National Education Association
Miss Haley
Intellectual tape worms in schools stun teachers
ST. PAUL Minn July 11 There exists in many schoolrooms a large development of Intellectual tape worms Dr T E Shields told the Columbian Catholic summer school audience Teachers become mechanical and fail to develop individuality Pupils lean on the teacher and become mental parasites The schools produce polished writers and students who memorize but are mere mental machines Dr Henry Austin Adams spoke later that day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
T. E. Shields
Columbian Catholic Summer School
Henry Austin Adams
Tracy Still Missing as Deputies Surround Chase
Bloodhounds and scores of deputy sheriffs failed to flush outlaw Harry Tracy from concealment in the Covington brush near Seattle. A midnight battle had occurred, a cordon of marksmen surrounded the area, and rumors of a deadly clash circulated but could not be confirmed. The rugged terrain leaves open the chance of a fight in ravines inaudible to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracy
Covington
Baptist Young People Officers Elected at Providence Convention
The Baptist Young People's Union convention held in Providence gathered for prayer at First Baptist Church and Infantry Hall with speakers from Detroit Boston and Kansas City. Officers for the coming year were elected including President John H. Chapman and several vice presidents. Five conferences continued under noted leaders with evening sessions in both venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Baptist Young People’s Union Convention
First Baptist Church
E. P. Tuller
Detroit
Mich
Infantry Hall
Walter Calley
Boston
B. W. Hunt
John H. Chapman
Illinois
George Miller
Maryland
Thomas Trotter
D. D
Nova Scotia
Samuel Seymour
Pennsylvania
H. W. Reid
H. B. Osgood
Chicago
F. L. Anderson
Newton Center
Mass
H. F. Perry
J. M. Stifler
Chester
J. W. Weddell
Davenport
L. E. Bushnell
J. S. Kirtley
Kansas City
Thomas Anderson
Omaha, Neb
Stormy Negro Convention in St Paul Ends with Executive Shuffle
At a St Paul Afro-American council session the insurgent faction ousted Bishop Walters as executive committee chair despite a contested nomination process. Ida Wells Barnett resigned as anti leading bureau chair and W Cruse left immigration duties over elections. Debate became acrimonious as a snap election issue arose and the absence of a formal executive committee was revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Ida Wells-Barnett
Er. W. Cruse
Immigration Bureau
Notable Methodist Leader Rev Dr Hirst Dies in Chicago
Rev Dr A C Hirst, longtime pastor of First Methodist Omaha, dies at sister’s Chicago home. A prominent figure in US Methodism, he led the University of the Pacific Coast at San Francisco, then served Centenary Church Chicago and posts in Pittsburg and Columbus. Also mentions Mre Joel E Vaile in Denver obituary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
A. C. Hirst
First Methodist
Chicago
Hirst
Methodist Church of the
United States
University of the Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Centenary
Pittsburg
Chillicothe
Columbus
Denver
Col
July L
Joel E Vaile
Vaile
Charlotte M. White
West Brookfield
Mass
King Edward to move to royal yacht after improving health
London reports King Edward remains in recovery and may be moved from Buckingham Palace to the royal yacht at Portsmouth on Tuesday. Coronation is slated between August 8 and 12, with Saturday August 9 favored to avoid extra bank holiday disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Royal Yacht
Portsmouth
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Queen Alexandra
Sir Francis Lakin
Victoria and Albert
Sheerness
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Plymouth
Earl of Mount Edgecumbe
Polish editor urges children to speak Polish abroad
A Polish editor addresses the first party of children sent from Southampton urging usage of only Polish to show allegiance in their homeland. The St Louis sailing tomorrow to New York will carry Rear Admiral John C. Watson and Commander W. S. Cowles with Mrs Cowles and Miss Helen Roosevelt. Consul Heinen in Odessa cables a plague outbreak at the port to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posen
Southampton
St. Louis
New York
John C. Watson
U. 8S. N
W. S. Cowles
Cowles
Helen Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Heinen
Odessa
Russia
Secretary of State
William and Waldeck Rousseau Meet in Odde
In Christiana Norway July U Em peror William and former French premier Waldeck Rousseau exchanged visits at Odde. Paris reports President Loubet signed the Brussels sugar convention bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loubet
Paris
Brussels
Strikes and Railway Turmoil Across Cities
Reports from Chicago to Omaha detail union demands and threats of renewed strikes as freight handlers and shopmen pressure railroads. Illinois Central workers return to service after an agreement, while Union Pacific warns striking machinists in Nebraska. In Paterson, Police Chief Grant is acquitted after riot-related charges and restored to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Curran
Chicago Board of Arbitration
Chicago
New York
Grant
Paterson
N. J
Hinchcliffe
Board of Aldermen
Denver Telegraphers Get Wage Hike to Ten Dollars per Month
Denver telegraph operators on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad win a wage advance from 2.50 to 10 dollars monthly after weeks of grievance committee meetings with railroad officials. No amicable disposal yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Mysterious assault on young minister in Lakeville
Rev. William H. Brooks, 23, visiting relatives on Temple avenue, was found unconscious on a Temple avenue sidewalk near 817. He reported two men followed him from East Tenth street, robbed him, and used a handkerchief. He regained speech at City Hospital and cited loss of a ministerial certificate. Police investigate the case as mysterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brooks
Lakeville
Temple Avenue
Hull and
Griffin
City Hospital
City
East Tenth Street
Tacoma Avenue
Tenth Street
Hyland
British trade commissioners hail steel building boom in South Africa
Johannesburg July 11 British trade commissioners newly arrived from England express amazement at the volume of steel building material offered in South Africa. They note indolence among British firms and report that only one firm, an American concern, has a capable South African representative. This firm has secured vast orders in Cape Town and Johannesburg, quoting prompt prices and promising American speed in construction for buildings up to fourteen stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Transvaal
England
South Africa
Cape Town
Johanesburg
Oath of Allegiance Stirs Boers in Orange River Colony
In Bloemfontein on July 11 tension grows as Boer commandants field cornets and officials of the late Free State government refuse to sign the oath of allegiance though some consent to the declaration recognizing King Edward as sovereign. The oath is cited as more binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
Free State
Edward
Colored Waiters Host City Picnic At Armstrong Park
The city’s colored hotel waiters held an annual picnic at Armstrong Park with evening lights and a crowded dancing pavilion. A cake walk, prize awards, and orderly conduct marked the event, which aims to form a permanent waiter organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Park
Swift & Co to Acquire Fowler Brothers and Co
Shareholders approve sale of Fowler Brothers and Fowler Son & Co to Swift & Co of Chicago. Ordinary Fowler Brothers shareholders gain about £4 per £4 shares, Fowler Sons ordinary holders receive £4 per £7 paid on £10 shares, preference holders get capital back plus seven years unpaid dividends, debenture holders receive principal plus 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Fowler Brothers
Fowler, Son & Co
Swift & Co
Chicago
Fowler Sons’ Company
City News Notes Sparks Local Events And Legal Notices
Senator Fairbanks accepts invite to speak at Ridgeville old settlers meeting on July 14. Leonard A. Evans files bankruptcy petition in Springville with assets about 2 dollars and 69 cents. Charles A. Myera, ex local and Houston Chronicle co owner, visiting city. Rev Dr Monhall to preach at Convenue M E Church tomorrow. J P Hillis to lead song service. Nettie Lowder reports son Ordel, 18, left home last Wednesday and hasn’t returned. Fred Poland horse trader arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses after selling a horse to Frank Long that proved ill. Sunday services at Broadway M E Church continue summer schedule. Rev Worth M Tippy to preach to youth group next Sunday. morning sermon by Rev W D Pan. night service canceled due to Epworth League mass meeting at Tom Sinson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fairbanks
Ridgeville
Leonard A. Evans
Springville
Lawrence County
Charles A. Myera
Houston
Tex
The
Houston Chronicle
Monhall
Epworth
Slit Jackson Street
Haley and
Splan
Frank M. Long
Prospect Street
Long
Poland
Broadway M. E Church
Worth M. Tippy
W. DD. Pan
Epworth League
Tom Sinson
Burden of riches drives captain to suicide
London July 1 A retired Royal Navy captain Sebastian Gasscot killed himself amid a fear he was poor despite inheriting 12 08 000 from his brother who left 2500 to St Thomas Hospital. Inquest revealed the delusion that wealth weighed him down and a clipping about the brother's bequest lay in his band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sebastian Gasscot
Royal Navy
Gasscot
St. Thomas Hospital
Williams Trip To Posen Prompts Berlin Police Deployment
Emperor Wilhelm will send 18 Berlin police officers to Posen to secure safety for autumn maneuvers. He is expected to address the Polish policy in a speech. The maneuver preparations are awaited with high interest as Berlin joins in fresh air moves for Polish children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Willams
Posen
Judge sustains Logansport street railway demurrer ruling
Judge John H. Baker of the Federal Court yesterday sustained the demurrer of the city of Logansport to the amended complaint of the Logansport Street Railway Company. The company did not file a new amended bill, so the court dismissed the original complaint and ordered the street railway company to pay the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
Federal
Logansport
Logansport Street Contention Over Fifth Street
Logansport has faced several street and interurban railway troubles with one dispute settled. Multiple companies have been contesting the use of Fifth street, and a resolution is anticipated for the remaining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Fifth Street
Drowned man near Hammond's Park in Fall Creek
Cornelius Lahey, about forty, drowned last night about 9 o clock in Fall Creek near Hammond's Park. He worked for Mike O'Brien who ran the park and cared for the boats. Lahey fell from a boat in midstream above Schofield's dam and could not be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Lahey
Hammond's Park
Lahey
Mike O’brien
Schofield
Fair Creek
Milk fraud warrants issued against multiple Indiana dealers
The Board of Health issued warrants for selling milk below butterfat standard against several dealers including Joseph F. Flack at Indianapolis Creamery 2 Massachusetts avenue. Louis Hammel Cooper avenue. Charles F. Hessong Nora. W. J. Kennedy New Augusta. William Keseer Flackville. F. Stevens Northwestern avenue Washington township. Augustus Blue New Augusta. Perry S. St. Mair Nora. Theodore Wachstetter New Augusta. Bert Thomas 1133 North Sheffield avenue. W. T. Johnson New Augusta. Grant Newby Nora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Health
Joseph F. Flack
Indianapolis Creamery
Massachusetts Avenue
Louis Hammel
Cooper Avenue
Charles F. Hessong
Nora
W. J. Kennedy
New Augusta
William Keseer
Flackville
F. Stevens
Northwestern Avenue
Washington Township
Augustus Blue
Perry S. St. Mair
Theodore Wachstetter
Bert
Acton Constable Assaulted After Jail Transfer
Acton constable J A Billingsley and an assistant escorted insane man Harry Miller to Marion county jail and then headed north on Alabama street asking about a restaurant. A man struck Billingsley, causing a bloody nose. Bicycle policemen Morgan and Simeon arrested James Gordon on assault and battery and loitering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Billingsley
Acton
Harry Miller
Marion County
Alabama Street
Billingsley
Morgan and
Simeon
James Gordon
Fort Wayne Horsemen Social Club Incorporates
The Horshoes Club and The Horsemen Driving and Social Club of Fort Wayne formed yesterday with incorporators James W. Pearse G. 3. Hale and James M. Stephans. A race track near Fort Wayne is planned. No capital stock disclosed. Also the Societa Minaton Pietro Micca Loggia No. s8 of the Federazione Colombiano Della Societa Italo-Americano, Clinton, incorporated. Onarrato Cinnate Battista Giovanni Pietro Savio Giovanni Giovan nini Celestino Lorino named as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsemen's Driving and Social Club
Fort Wayne
James W. Pearse
G. 3. Hale
James M. Stephans
Societa Minaton Pietro Micca Loggia
Federazione Colombiano Della Societa, Italo-Americano
Clinton
Onarrato Cinnate
Battista Giovanni
Pietro Savio
Hart Recaptures Young Man Held After Attempted Assault
Officer William J. Hart of Galion Ohio captured Harry Donnelly aged seventeen who had been charged with attempted criminal assault in Galion but not indicted. Donnelly had traveled to Indianapolis where his parents sent word for his return. He was kept at a hotel overnight, bathed and dressed for the journey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hart
Galion, O
Harry Donnelly
Donnelly
Galion
Indianapolis
McCray Seeks Higher Indianapolis News Assessment
Frank McCray former judge of the Criminal Court served written notice on Township Assessor Jefferson demanding the Indianapolis News property be assessed from 381.00 to 116.0. Jefferson refused. McCray appealed the last News assessment to the State Board of Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCray
Criminal Court
Jefferson
Indianapolis News
McCray
State Board of Review
Machinists elect William Vahle to represent locals at July meeting
The Machinists Union last night elected William Vahle to represent the local judge in the conference to be held with the officials of the Ble Four July 5 to settle the machinists scale. Other lodges of the system will also elect delegates to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union
William Vahle
Ble
Letter from Lieut. C. S. Tarlton, 8h U S Infantry
A letter from Lieut. C. B. S. Tarlton of the First United States Infantry reports assignment to Samar for duty. He is presently staying in Manila with Mrs. Ler and Mrs. R. T. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
C. 8. Tarlton
Flest United States Infantry
Samar
Manila
Ler
R. T. Oliver
Mesmerized by Postum Coffee Ad ClaimsHealth Rebound
Baraboo couple, once coffee dependent, abandoned coffee for Postum after long health decline. They report improved strength, weight gain, headaches gone, and digestion restored after using the product and boiling it properly with cream. Signed by Nementsen of Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Nementsen
Postum Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
E. M. Campbell & Co. McOuat Building
Invalid’s
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Associated Press
George Jobinson
Remy Enly Rodgers
John Tallie
William Robinson
Frans Sabet
Doderick
Mr. Ewand
Cambria Steel Company
Cambria
Charlies FP
G. Scott
Prof. Trueblood
Departments—Protective Association
Protective Association
Tracy
Baptist Young People
Miss Roosevelt
Kaiser
Christiana
Union Pacific Railroad
Wilson
W. McKeen
Comny
WIFT
City News Notes
Captain Sebastian Gasscot
Self
Hood
Hether
Bettai Sramisiort
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Fall Creek
Cornelian Lahey
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Dodo
Luders
Harry von Tizer
Smith
Crack Regiment
Moses
Isle of
Horseshoers’ Social Club
Conference
Lieut. C. & Tarlton
Mesmerized
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!