Bonds and securities listed in Indiana financial notices
A jumble of bond issues and securities from Indiana lenders is listed including Home Heating and Lighting Co. Marion Light and Heat, Culion Traction Co, and various county and city instruments. Also noted are local insurance interests, banks, and brokers with phones for details amid unrelated notices of robberies, furniture firm disputes, oil discoveries, and education appointments.
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Marion Light & Heats
Culion Traction Co
Pike County
Indiana
Newton County
Sullivan County
City
Bedford
Lawsuit Over Train Vibration Damages Filed in Vincennes
Mrs. Ira H. Pauley sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Vincennes for $5 damages claiming repeated train jarring shakes her house and cracks walls. Marion reports a July 12 Toledo excursion proposed by A F Norton banned by Central Trades Council due to his grocery business being on an unfair list.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Ira H. Pauley
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Marion
A. F. Norton
Toledo
Christ
Central Trades Council
West Baden National Bank approved for formation
The U S controller of the currency approved the application of Lee W Sinclair James F Pertice Eugene Heine and Natley W Harris to organize the West Baden National Bank West Baden with a capital of 25000 Portland Natural Gas and Oil plans to raise service prices after October 1 by over 5 percent Readings mention Lucas re enlistment for fourth army term in artillery stationed in Porto Rico and a Philippines Cuba war veteran and a bad freight wreck at Carbon on the Hig Four railroad with a carload of wheat lost and a fire at Yeamne barn of William Biggs
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Lee W. Sinclair
James F. Pertice
Eugene Heine
Natley W. Harris
West Baden National Bank
West Baden
Portland
Portland Natural Gas and Oil Company
Whitestown
Roll Lucas
Lucas
Brazil
Carbon
Hig Four
William Biggs
Indiana Briefs From Several Cities Affected by Weather and Local Events
A digest of short items reports losses from a fire in Muncie, a Masonic initiation, an employee picnic at W. A. Naughton Co., and varied agricultural notes from Dublin, Vincennes, and Covington. Marion reports a jail hunger strike, Goshen notes a church leadership change, Richmond hosts a large temperance rally, Rushville grants toll-free long distance, Elwood records a fatal train accident, and Franklin County expects a strong corn crop with poor apples and plums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Delaware Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
A. M
Indianapolis
W. A. Naughton
Westside Park
Dublin
Murray Taylor
Vincennes
R.A. Simpson
H. W. Simpson & Sons
Marion
Rose Harris
H. D. Reed
St. Peter's Church
Chicago
A. C. Anda
General Council
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church of North America
Covington
Franklin County
Richmond
Indiana
Ohio
College Corner
Rushville
Hushville
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Court rules Board of Trade a voluntary body denies Dickenson mandamus
In Chicago on July 165 a prolonged contest ends as John Dickenson a former Chicago Board of Trade member loses his bid to force the board to reinstate him. Judge Baker rules the Board of Trade is a voluntary association and courts cannot compel retention of an expelled member. Dickenson was expelled in September 1900 for alleged violation of a minimum commission rule.
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Chicago
John Dickenson
Chicago Board of Trade
Baker
Board of Trade
Dickenson
Dr Browning's Bill Cut in Orphans Court ruling
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on July 16 an Orphans Court opinion ordered Dr W C Browning of Philadelphia to receive 29239 25 from the estate of the late State Senator Chris L Magee for professional services. Browning claimed about 200000 in stock speculation profits by Magee for him.
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Pittsburg
W. C. Browning
Philadelphia
Chris L. Magee
Prospective boom signals hinted by railroad and steel plans
Indications of continued prosperity emerge as President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad declares a 107 million dollar investment in improvements over three years. United States Steel and related transport firms gear up to raise output, with labor demand rising in both production and transportation sectors.
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Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroads Company
United States Steel Corporation
Detective John Sheridan Shot Dead in New York
New York July 16 Detective John Sheridan of the seventy fifth Prentice Long Island City was shot and killed early today by men he was attempting to arrest. Three suspects Michael Carr Charles Strang and Frank Donnelly are in custody. Sheridan was struck by a head wound and a chest shot.
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New York
John Sheridan
Long Island City
Sheridan
Michael Carr
Charles Strang
Frank Donnelly
Fire damages Ridgeland traction plant in Cicero
A fire at the Ridgeland power house of Consolidated Traction Company in Cicero partially destroyed the facility. Forty street cars and the summer coal supply, plus half the power house, were lost before control was achieved. The machinery section was saved. Loss, sidow.
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Chicago
Ridgeland
Consolidated Traction Company
Cicero
Sidow
Liang 18 Our Friend Interview With New Chinese Minister
In Paris Liang Chen Tung, newly named Chinese minister to Washington, expresses pleasure at the posting and plans to take his two sons to the United States for an American education. He praises U S China relations, recalls gratitude for American troops, and notes his mission sails July 3% aboard the Philadelphia. He will return to Washington late 1903. He is to be recalled and Liang Chen Tung will replace him in Washington.
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Paris
Liang Chen Tung
Washington
Prince Chen
Edward
Hay
United States
China
Tien-Tsin
Peking
Germany
America
Philadelphia
Canton
Lhang Chen Tung
Foreign Office
Shen Chai Fen Az
Liang Chen
London
China seeks silver indemnity settlement minutes in Washington
The United States and other powers weigh indemnity payments for Tianjin. China urges a practical compromise on gold versus silver, noting heavy provincial taxes and money shortfalls. Minister Wu meets Secretary Hay to press for relief on the treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tien-Tsin
State Department
Hay
Liu Kun Yih
Chang Chih Tung
Peking
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
Japan
China
Severe storm sweep hits Illinois north of Peoria
A severe wind and rainstorm struck areas north of Peoria causing widespread wire outages and property damage. In Chillicothe lightning caused damage while the steamer Speed ran ashore at Henry Island but with no serious harm. Wreckage included downed railway wires and many barns and trees toppled. no fatalities reported. Bloomington area also endured a southeasterly storm with trees and small buildings blown down and damage noted across several villages.
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Peoria
Chillicothe
Henry Island
Rock Island
Bloomington
Secona Eine
Storms Do Much Damage across Red River Valley
A storm in the Red river valley caused damage at Fargo and other towns with hail and wind. Several people were injured. Sauk Center reports about 499 dollars in crop damage within four miles. Reports of three towns destroyed were not confirmed.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Red River Valley
Fargo
N. D
Sauk Center
Return of the Portland From Nome to Port Townsends
The steamship Portland under Captain Lindquist arrived in Port Townsend after a perilous voyage from Nome. Departing San Francisco April 19, she met slush ice May 7 and heavy ice May 10. Portland and Jeanie were trapped until June 26 when clear water appeared. Portland suffered no damage while Jeanie lost a propeller and remained at home.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Portland
Lindquist
Nome
Bering Sea
San Francisco
Jeanie
Miners Perish In Two Park City Explosions
A powder explosion at the Daly West and Ontario mines in Park City Utah killed 35 miners. John Burley lit a candle in a magazine triggering the blast, with 29 dead in Daly West and 6 in Ontario. Rescuers worked swiftly as deadly gas filled tunnels and several horses died at the mouths of Ontario and near the shaft.
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Park City
Utah
Thomas McKewan
John McAuliffe
Elias Nelson
William Sim
J. B. Tindell
Edward Hall
William Arkin
Daly-West Mine
John Eckstrom
Mike Crowley
John Carney
Peter Harlan
Roy Jackson
Thomas A. Kelly
Charles McAllinden
P. M. O'Neil
Ontario
George Garvin
William Wevill
Stephen Barratta
Chris P. Saderup
W. F. Thomas
Charlies Neine
John Burley
Fll-West
Daly-West
John McLaughlin
Daly-West Mining Stock Shock Hits Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 18 most Daly-West Mining stock is held locally and the disaster news caused excitement among stockholders. The company's president, a former Cincinnati resident, first floated the venture here. Speitz Voll bank, local Daly-West agents, was crowded with anxious inquirers as quotations fell.
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Cincinnati
Daly-West Mining Company
Bank of Speitz & Voll
Daly- West Company
Plague in Forbidden City in Peking
Cholera deaths reported in the Forbidden City with the dowager Empress alarmed and court physicians pressed. Disease noted among Chinese soldiers in Peking and at Pao-Ting-Fu, with epidemics spreading inland from coastal areas.
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Peking
Forbidden City
Pao-Ting-Fu
Cholera Continues Spreading in Philippine Provinces
Manila reports ongoing cholera spread with 14,267 cases and 10,597 deaths across provinces. Daily Manila tally runs about forty new cases.
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Philippines
Manila
De Windt at Dawson on Siberia Journey
Globe Trotter Harry de Windt of Paris has completed a long Siberian trek arriving with a party from river steamers at Dawson. Companions include Le Viscomte des Clincham Belgrade Paris George Harding and Stephen Rastorguyeff a Yakutsk Russia native. They left Paris December 1 and spoke of cold and hunger during the journey.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Times
Dawson
Harry de Windt
Paris
Globe Trotter
Siberia
de Windt
MM. le Viscomte Des Clincham
Belgrade
George Harding
Stephen Rastorguyef
Yakutks
Oil springs found in lower California spur new concessions
GUAYAMAS Mex July 16 Reports say small oil springs have been found in lower California prompting excitement. Three companies two Mexican and one American have been formed and applications will be filed to obtain concessions to explore for oil. The concessions will grant only mineral rights to the land.
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Guayamas
Mex
Lower
California
Taft's final note to Rampolla on friars in the Philippines
Taft forwards Secretary Root's terms to Cardinal Rampolla seeking a peaceful settlement on friars in the Philippines. He urges a Manila negotiation between an apostolic delegate and the governor after identifying land titles rents and claims. The Vatican posts are abuzz with views on Papal diplomacy and possible outcomes.
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Rome
Porter
Judge Advocate’s Department of the Army
Washington
Cardinal Rampolla
Taft
Root
Vatican
Holy See
Philippines
United States
Manila
Philippine
Rampolla
France
Spain
Taft to sail for Manila as Vatican talks on friars’ lands
Washington July 16 Governor Taft will sail from Italy next day to Manila if the Vatican committee approves terms for selling friars lands and withdrawing friars from the Philippines. Officials say US seeks peaceful removal while church authorities must accept terms and address strong Filipino opposition to the friars.
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Washington
Taft
Italy
Manila
Vatican
Philippines
Cardinals’ Committee
Rome
Philippine Islands
United States
Aguinaldo
Mob gathers to lynch man after wife’s death in Kentucky
Owensboro Kentucky July 17 A mob forms to lynch Josh Anderson who shot and killed his wife last week at 2 am the mob advances on the jail seeking punishment outside the courthouse district
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Owensboro
Josh Anderson
Delegation protest floods market with prison goods
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a wife asking about a departing group and a public servant explaining they were distinguished citizens protesting prison-made goods. Another crowd awaits to urge steady convict employment to curb unrest.
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Chicago Tribune
The Camping Outfit With Malta Vita For Easy Camp Meals
A vintage advertisement promotes Malta Vita as a ready to eat malted grain food ideal for camping. It promises no cooking, durable packaging, and simple cleanup with cold water. The copy emphasizes convenience for rest and outdoor activities, noting Malta Vita's malted wheat content and a price of one cent per package.
Indignation in Rome Over Vatican Courtesy
The Daily Chronicle reports Americans in Rome express great indignation at the Vatican's lack of appreciation for American courtesy as Judge Taft’s negotiations close. An American prelate is quoted saying the Vatican has befooled them and missed a century’s great prestige opportunity. The Rome corresp ondent of the Morning Post notes the incident in our history.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Rome
Taft
Vatican
Sayoe
Mornt Post
Losses Adjusted and Not Due From Reinsurance Claim
Losses adjusted and not due, losses in need, seeking further procedure on all other claims against the company. Legal reserve. Total liabilities. The greatest amount in any one risk over $5,000 reinsured. $20,000.00.
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Nee
Pany Legal Reserve
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Belt Railroad
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
HP. Wasson & Co
Indiana Title, Guaranty & Loan Co
Capital National Bank
Marion Trust Company
J. Wilp & Co
Stevenson
Pinaesiciams
Emergeracy
Batechelx
Wana. BM
Armstrong &Co Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian St
Lafayetth
Deloss Thompson
Rensselaer
Lahr
Thompson
New Albany
Snocal
John Shrader
Bocock Farm
Washington Township
Indianapols Journal
Michigan City
Corbley
James Reed
Reed
W. P. Hart
Indiana Notes
Sec
DR. Browning
Co. L. Magee
New York Press
John D. Rockefeller
Russell Sage
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Upper West Side
Liang
NEW
Wu Tingfang
Illinois
Secretary Root
Steinhuber
Clayton
Miss
William Ody
Virginia Tucker
Miss Tucker
Ody
William Hitt
W. H. Roll’s Sons
Soule Agency
Ter Toe Tames
Steinwaywy
Pearson's Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Lilly & Stalnaker
East
Washington St
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Vv. H. Lockwood
Lemcke Bldg
OF America
West Walnut Street
Louisville, Ky
N. W. Adams
John L. Adams
Louisville Board of Trade
Essrerssissrseesr
Teesieere Paducah Street Railway Company
Weiner Askcurs
Cn Aterases
Louisville Railway Company
Louisville City
Total Assets
Com
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
W. J. War
Auditor of State
Law Building
Royal Union Mutual
Sixth and Locust Streets
Des Moines, In
Frank D. Jackson
Sidney A. Foster
Royal Tinium Tifa
Thesa
Auditor of State of the
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