Bedford Indiana Government Bonds and Utilities Listings
A fragmented OCR snippet lists bonds and mortgage items for Indiana entities including Marion Light Heating Co and Newton County. It references the City of Bedford and counties Sullivan and Wike with a focus on public works financing and utility ownership.
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Home Heating & Lighting Co
Marion Light @ Heating Co
Aston Traction Co
Indiana
Wike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Bedford
Collapse of St Mark Campanile Rocks Venice
Venice reporters recount the collapse of the 98 meter Campanile of St Mark's as a great crash devastated the piazza. Debris filled the square. statues and a Veronese painting were damaged. a dust cloud and panic followed. Authorities consider reconstruction funded by public subscription and a 100000 lire fund.
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Venice
Italy
St. Mark's Church
Piazza di San Marco
Sansovino
Sansovino Loggetta
Paul Veronese
Grand Canal
Giudecca
Zoe Ae
Campanile
Rome
Wi Selas Margherita
Count von Ruelow
Descriptions of the Campanile in Venice and pigeons at the tower
Carl Lieber and his uncle Jacob Metzger recall their Venice trip last April focusing on the Campanile. The brick tower stands 122 feet high with a gentle gradient to the top offering views of city sea and surrounding mountains.
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St. Mark's
Apollo
Mercury
Pallas
Dido
Lord Byron
Brayton
Carl Lieber
Jacob Metzger
Venice
Mr. Lieber
Napoleon Bonate
Chinese Minister Wu Plans Two Books For US And China
Washington July 14 Minister Wu will likely remain in Washington for weeks to finalize affairs before his successor Liang Chen Tung arrives for the coronation duties. Wu intends to write two books one on America for publication here and another on his views for circulation in China. He notes limited time and two years to codify sovereign laws but hopes to accomplish much.
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Washington
China
Liang Chen Tung
Edward
Prince Chun
Prince Ching
Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs
United States
Legation
America
Evacuation of Tien-Tsin Victory for American Diplomacy
State Department officials cheer a Peking report that foreign ministers have agreed on terms to turn Tien-Tsin over to China and applaud improved diplomacy. They warn against reimbursing foreign concessionaires who benefited from the provisional government, noting such payouts could drain Chinese funds.
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Washington
State Department
Peking
Tien- Tsin
Tien-Tsin
Mohican Training Ship Safe After Dutch Harbor Rescue
The United States training ship Mohican arrived safely at Dutch Harbor on June 28 after 39 days at sea from Yokohama. Out of fuel and with dwindling food, the crew faced a potential shortage for the sailors unless the vessel carried sufficient provisions. Sailed off course by head winds and diverted to the Great Circle route before reaching Dutch Harbor, then resumed toward Honolulu on June 20 after replenishment.
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Seattle
Wash
Mohican
Dutch Harbor
Yokohama
Honolulu
Stontean
New Work for Urie in Navy Department
Surgeon John F. Urie, attending physician to President Roosevelt, is detached from the Naval Dispensary for duty as assistant to the chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in the Navy Department. He will discontinue professional attendance on the President and executive household. successor to his private role not yet announced.
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Washington
John F. Urie
Roosevelt
Naval Dispensary
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Theavy
Suron G. D. Gatewood
Lancaster
Urile
Navy Department
Iusnert
Mayor Ames Heads Abroad Amid Bribery Trial Postponement
MINNEAPOLIS July 15 Police Superintendent Fred W. Ames, just indicted in the municipal corruption case, is reported en route to Europe. Police Captain Hill acts in his stead. Mayor Ames departed tonight for a West Baden vacation, bribery trial delayed until next Monday.
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Minneapolis
Fred W. Ames
Europe
Hill
Ames
West Baden
Ind
Local candy makers reject New York candy combine plan
Baltimore July 14 Local candy manufacturers will not enter the candy combine proposed by a New York capital group with a capital of 9 000 000.
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Baltimore
New York
Citizens' Alliance Seeks To Counter Union Rule In Wilkes barre
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania July 14. A secret Citizens' Alliance of merchants and citizens forms to combat what backers call labor oppression. The union label dominates local commerce with boycotts and nonunion hostility touching plumbers paper hangers teamsters and doctors. John Mitchell UMWA president is praised as a capable leader who pushed the current strike but is trusted for businesslike reasoning and patient strategy.
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Indianapolis
Wilkesbarre
Citizens’ Alliance
Union
Scranton
Wright Leads Wilkesbarre Citizens' Alliance Against Unions
The piece profiles J Ridgeway Wright leader of the Citizens' Alliance in Wilkesbarre. It outlines his anti union strategy, mobilizing business men, hiring detectives, and publishing pro effort ads urging prosecutions for union actions amid a coal strike. It discusses broader tensions between coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America.
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United Mine Workers of America
Citizens’ Alliance
J. Ridgeway Wright
Major Wright
Wilkesbarre
Treatment of Deserters in Hazleton Miners Strike
In Hazleton on July 14, a writer argues that deserters from anthracite strike life face social ostracism and violent harassment. Neighbors threaten, homes are harmed, and public scorn follows those who return to work, despite owners and union leaders offering some protection. The piece notes the persistence of communal discipline and the strong hold of strike sentiment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hazleton
Invention Aims to Save Power in City Street Cars
Chicago July 14 A local invention uses ground magnets embedded between rails to pull cars via an armature on the car, avoiding wheel-track friction. Magnets switch on only as cars pass, reducing electricity from 75 amperes per car to 75 for forty cars, and potentially increasing speed, with a 150 foot track test for a ten foot model carrying six persons.
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Chicago
Illinois Battleship Grounded In Christiania Harbor
The battleship Illinois struck an obstruction after steering gear failure while entering Christiania harbor. Two compartments flooded, water-tight doors closed, crew moved to collision quarters, and the ship backed off to anchor safely. Repairs ordered. flagship Crowninshield may shift his flag to the Chicago and cruise plans adjusted.
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Christiania
Norway
United States
Ilinois
Crowninshield
Chicago
Albany
Illinois
Washington
Navy Department
Christiania Harbor
Judge A. B. Humphreys resigns Hawaii circuit post
Honolulu July 8 reports A B Humphreys has announced his resignation as circuit judge. He sent the resignation to the President earlier, and he was the first judge appointed in Hawaii after annexation as a Territory by President McKinley.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Humphreys
Hawaii
McKinley
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Cure for the Despairing
In a testimonial style appeal the ad claims Paine's Celery Compound saves the ill and abandoned at the eleventh hour. It cites Mr. John W. Boyd of Mishawaka Indiana detailing severe nervous and muscular rheumatism relieved after half a bottle, allowing him to work daily and gain twenty pounds.
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Paine
Poisoning Sickness Strikes 12 in Jesup Family
Twelve members of the Pater Smith family near Jesup Iowa are seriously ill believed poisoned after drinking beer from a keg. Authorities investigate the source as they seek to determine if contamination caused the illness.
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Waterloo
Pater Smith
Jesup
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Belt Railroad
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
HP. Wasson & Co
Indiana Title, Guaranty & Loan Co
Law
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Marico Trust Company
J. E. Wild & Coo
Bankers
Stevenson Building
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
ST. Marks Cathedral
Belar
Vienna
Lalbach
Austria
Salonica
European
Turkey
Tament
Nelson Hrayton
Campanile Tower
Urie
Mayor Ames
The
Candy Trust
the Coal Trust
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Mahlon Garland
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Theodore J. Schaffer
Garland
Wyoming Valley
Jo Snyder
Wilkesbarre Town
Plymouth
Citizens’ Alliance of
Baer
Reading Company
Ena
Otto Carmichael
Mr. Baer
Miners’ Union
George F. Baer
Reading
Somerset
Philadelphia
John Mitcheill
Charterhouse
London
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Porter Dace Axp Chem. Corpr
Boston
Paine’s
College Five
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
May Wright Sewall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Theo. L. Sewall
Knickerbocker Hall
R' Rer
Melloneas
Reeves
Miss Whitcomb
Mary Helen Yerklms
Central Avenue
Fountain Spring
Waukesha
Wis
Mer
New Superior
Bat
J. C. Walker
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Atkins
Barry
Coburn Coal CO
Lehigh Valley
Ohio
Jackson
Lom
Brazil
Burg
Gmukeless
Chunk Wood
St. Roth
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