17 Shares Capital National listing across Indiana counties
A segmented list shows various Indiana counties and towns with capital shares or values, including Clay County 7500, Knox 10000, Lake 12000, Martin 12000, Cass 10000, Lawrence 26300, Greene 7000, Daviess 75000, Pulaski 50000, Clark 6990, Howard 9690, Monroe 32500, Fowler 45000, and other scattered figures, plus fragmented notes and a railway reference. The jumble hints at a financial register or property share data across counties and municipalities with obscure trailing text.
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Capital National
Clay County
Ind
Cass County
Knox County
Springfield
Ohio
Fowler
Laporte County
Lake County
Martin County
Jefferson County
Case County
Lawrence County
Greene County
Daviess County
Pulaski County
Clark County
Howard County
Monroe County
Col
Del
Mario
Mixed 19th Century Advertisements and Literary Notes
An assortment of old trade ads lists E. M. Campbell & Co over Columbia National Bank in Indianapolis for medical and surgical instruments, bath cabinets, and related goods. The text also contains literary commentary on new novels and authors, including Eleanor Gates and Augusta Evans Wilson, plus biographical asides about Bret Harte and a playful note on letters to him.
New Edition of Waverley Novels and New Publications
Harper & Brothers announce a Thistle edition with forty eight half tone frontispieces of Scotland scenes. C M Clark reports Miss Petts at forty thousand. Houghton Mifflin & Co publish a Longfellow Song of Hiawatha play arrangement for schools. Little, Brown adds Louisa Alcott titles and Juliana Ewing works to Children’s Friend Series. Marie Corelli releases Temporal Power a study in supremacy. public interest noted in Pope and potentate themes. Alfred Nutt edits Welsh Bardic material from Lady Charlotte Guest translations with notes. New Amsterdam Book Company to publish Paris Past and Present by Henry Haynie, a longtime Paris correspondent. Various books in press at Crowell Co including Mind Power and Privileges and Thoreau biographies, plus Words on slang and forestry. Roosevelt praised Friars and Filipinos by Lewis Scribner & Co. translation by F E Gannett highlighted.
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Harper & Brothers
Scotland
C. M. Clark Company
Boston
Miss Petts
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Longfellow
Chicago
Little, Brown & Co
I2me
Louisa M. Alcott
Louisa, M. Alcott
Juliana H. Ewing
Miss Alcott
Elizabeth L. Gould
Marie Corelli
Dodd, Mead & Co
Wales
Bards
Charlotte Guest
Alfred Nutt
New Amsterdam Book Company
Henry Haynie
Paris
Boston Herald
San Francisco Chronicle
New Orleans Picayune
Paris Figaro
Frederick A Stokes Company
Messrs. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Albert B. Olston
Thoreau
Annie Russell Marbie
Leon Mead
Ecois
Forestry
B. BE. Fernow
Armory H. Bradford
Oyster Bay
Philippines
Roosevelt
Lewis, Scribner & Co
New York
F. E. Gannett
Philine Commission
Jose Risal
Preminast Urman
Ornell
Anthracite Strike Holds Steady Amid Tense Talks
In Wilkes Barre on July 27 the eleventh week of the coal strike shows no change in the standoff. Operators may press for resumption, but union leaders and President Mitchell remain firm. Telegraphed exchanges with West Virginia and Midwest centers continue, while Polish and Lithuanian delegates seek aid from diasporas. Mitchell agrees to join a board to arbitrate the Scranton Electric Company dispute.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Wyoming Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Scranton Electric Company
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as effective for teething and other infant discomforts. It urges milk mothers to use it and to request the product from druggists worldwide. The ad also mentions Glenn’s Sulphur Soap for skin issues and a separate listing for Mul’s Haty and W. Dye products.
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Regula
Mrainslow
Glenn
Tate
Oil Boom In Grant County Drillers Hit 109 July Wells
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Montpelier Indiana dated July 27 reports a robust oil push in the Trenton rock field. July saw 109 wells completed in Grant county with strong daily outputs and 5 735 barrels total daily production across the month. Gas companies plan to enter oil as prices rise and waste gas laws ease.
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Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Imtiana
Trenton Rock
Grant County
Marion
Alexandria
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Converse
Adams County
Blue Creek Township
Jefferson Township
Ohio Oil Company
Grant
Huntington
Adams
Wells
Blackford
Jay
Lima
County. Com
Dry
Madison
Miami
Delaware
Wabash
Jasper
Randolph
Seeen
Sr Evercese Verssdh
Foreigners Divided Over Kossuth Statue in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the Hungarian community plans a public square statue to Kossuth while Slavonians oppose the location. Public Works Director Salon granted permission and meetings have debated the site. Slavonians vow court action and raise funds for legal help while noting Commodore Perry’s statue already dominates a central park site.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Kossuth
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Not Yet Appeased Concluded From First Page
A letter declares willingness to bring charges and prove claims of wartime crimes by U S officers and soldiers. It cites kidnapping and murder, robbery, torture, rape, and the killing of a priest, noting efforts halted by officials and urging investigation by military inquiry courts if demanded.
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United States
Senate Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
New England
Evi
Carnegie Committee Letter Criticizes April 14 Order
A grievance letter contends that the April 14 directive for summary offenders and punishment is not effective until a formal tribunal exists. It claims concealment of wrongdoing and shielding of offenders. The message notes Mr Andrew Carnegie as a committee member, presently in Europe, with a copy sent to his address for direct response.
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Andrew Carnegie
Europe
Schwab Not Seriously Ill While at Atlantic City Cottage
Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel Corp spent a few days with his family at a cottage in Atlantic City New Jersey. He was briefly ill last night and a physician attended him but he arose today and later retired indoors refusing reporters. He expects to return to New York in two or three days. Judge B H Gary of US Steel reported Schwab was almost fully recovered from yesterday's illness.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
New York
Owever
B. H. Gary
Sabweh
Four New Treaty Ports Opened in January 1904
Shanghai dispatch reports a draft commercial treaty with Great Britain conditionally accepted by China. Clause aims to abolish likin for British goods. Britain to relinquish extraterritorial rights as reform proceeds. Four new treaty ports to open January 194? including Chang-Sha Nganking Wan Hsien Wah-Chou.
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Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Yangtse
Canton
Kong-Mun
West River
Chang-Sha
Nganking
Wan Hsien
Wah-Chou
Return of Fred W. Ames
Minneapolis papers report Police Superintendent Fred W. Ames, under indictments with no service for over two weeks, was seen in St. Paul and Minneapolis in a carriage with his private secretary E. B. Wheelock but had not been located by midnight. His wife says he will be ready to face service tomorrow.
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New York Sun
Augusta Evans Wilson
World
Minneapolis
Fred W. Ames
St. Paul
E. B. Wheelock
Murders at Cincinnati Involving Musicians and Jealousy
In Cincinnati Tenderloin district during a quarrel William Owens Banks a colored musician was killed by Thomas Giltenenan a white man. Two women in the house were shot but not seriously. In another district Minnie Chase was fatally shot by Jennie Wagner on a jealousy motive.
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Cincinnati
Tenderloin
William Owens Banks
Thomas Giltenenan
Minnie Chase
Jennie Wagner
Labor unions debate new political movement in New York
Central Federated Unions of New York heard a Milwaukee Federated Trades Council letter urging cooperation for independent political action. The letter argued both parties oppress workers and called for a national movement with candidate support for President and Congress. A committee was named to gather more facts on the proposed party.
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New York
Central Federated Unions of
New York Today
Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee
Catholics Set Rich Program for Chicago Convention
National Secretary Anthony Matre reports the second national convention of the American Federation of Catholics will be held in Chicago on August 6 and 7. The gathering is expected to be the most representative Catholic meeting in U.S. history, opening with pontifical high mass at Holy Name Cathedral celebrated by Rt. Rev. P. J. Muldoon, with Bishops Messmer McFaul and other church dignitaries present.
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Cincinnati
Anthony Matre
American Federation of Catholics
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
P. J. Muldoon
Messmer, McFaul
Bryan sails aboard Nixon yacht from Bridgeport
William J. Bryan departed Bridgeport this evening aboard a yacht owned by Lewis Nixon of New York. The guest will cruise through Long Island sound to New Haven harbor tonight and then eastward, with plans to land at Block Island on Tuesday for several days of rest.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William J. Bryan
Lewis Nixon
New York
New Haven
Long Island Sound
Bryan
Block Island
Desperado Black Jack McDonald Shot Dead in Juarez Saloon
Black Jack McDonald, a noted desperado, was shot and killed in his Juarez saloon after a dice game. An American shooter remains unknown. two Americans fled, one is held for the crime. The incident occurred late today, in the border town scene between El Paso and Juarez.
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EL Paso
Tex
Black Jack McDonald
Juarez
Mex
Black Jack
Three Girls Killed Crossing Trestle in North Carolina
In Charlotte on July 27 Annie Consart and Jennie and Mamie Nelson aged ten twelve and fourteen were struck by an engine on the Seaboard Air Line road while crossing a trestle. The accident occurred as the children walked across the tracks and the train could not stop in time.
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Charlotte
N. C
Annie Consart
Jennie
Mamie Nelson
Mystery of Florence Ely and Frank Rogers Disappearance Deepens
Chicago and Evanston detectives traced Miss Florence Ely and her nephew Franklin Rogers from Evanston to Racine Wisconsin where they stayed before vanishing again. A discovered note near the Racine river suggested a plan to end their lives. Officials say the pair traveled north from Racine and were never found, while alienists debate the boy aunt’s motives and a possible boarding school plan.
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Chicago
Florence Ely
Frank Rogers
Evanston
Racine
Wis
Ely
Rogers
Miss Ely
Rockies
Mr. Rogers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Dakotas
New Orleans
St. Louis
Denver
Ohio
Pennsylvania
James C. Rogers
Hinman Avenue
le Grand Hotel
Franklin
Roosevelt’s quiet Sunday at Saga more Hill and Oyster Bay visit
President Roosevelt spent a calm Sunday at Oyster Bay with Mrs. Roosevelt and family. He attended church, hosted by Christ Episcopal, and visited Secretary Moody. The village’s first Sunday open post office caused a local stir, drawing sharp critique from Rev. Alexander G. Russell. Senator Platt is due to arrive next Wednesday with Col. George W. Dunn aboard the Mayflower for the trip to New York.
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Oyster Bay
Alexander G. Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Platt
Mayflower
New York
Col
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee of
Mine Explosion Kills Two in Sans Boils Coal Mine
Two men died and two were seriously burned in a gas explosion nine hundred feet underground at Sans Boils Coal Company's mine one mile west of M'Curtain. The dead were Andrew Dazell and James Brown. The injured names were not learned. The men were timbering the roof when the blast occurred and gas likely ignited by a lamp. Brown was kin to regional managers of related firms.
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M'Curtain
I. T
Sans Boils Coal Company
Here
Andrew Dazell
James Brown
Brown
Bennett Brown
Huntington, Ark
Central Coal and Coke Company
Sans Boils
Efforts to Stop War Between Colombia Govt and Revolutionaries
Washington reports renewed efforts toward a peace understanding between the Colombian Government and the revolutionary junta in New York to end long running hostilities. General Vargas Santos, a revolution leader, is in New York. Fighting area shifted to the isthmus. government forces number about 7,000 trained troops to rebels 4,000, both veteran units.
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Washington
New York
Republic
General Vargas Santos
Colombia
Anti-Friar Demonstration In Manila Minimal Disorder
Manila reports a planned anti-friar demonstration, forbidden procession, and orderly dispersal amid a storm. Widespread typhoon damage and cholera cases in central Luzon accompany the updates as Commissioner Bernard Moses outlines Manila college plans to train Filipino teachers with mornings taught by Filipinos and afternoons by Americans.
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Manila
Zorilla
Luzon
Bernard Moses
Department of Public Instruction For
Philippine Islands
Moses
Texas rivers receding as floods ease in Waco and Big Springs
Texas flood reports show improving conditions with the Brazos at Waco falling five feet to stay within banks, aiding rail repair and hoped for on time train service tomorrow. A drowning occurred in Waco creek. Big Springs remains hardest hit with slow water recession and heavy morning rain, traffic still halted.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Waco
Brazos
Toby Johnson
Waco Creek
Big Springs
Subterranean Noises Heard Near Poas Volcano
In San Jose Costa Rica on July 27 residents report underground roars like thunder heard in the city and in Alajuela eleven miles away. The sounds are attributed to Poas volcano nineteen miles northwest. Ashes have fallen in San Pedro village near the volcano.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Alajeula
Poas
San Pedro
George Grey Barnard to sculpt Pennsylvania Capitol works
Boston Transcript notes sculptor George Grey Barnard, esteemed for monumental works, will create the Pennsylvania Capitol sculptures. It outlines his career, honors, and the planned four division program including The Apotheosis of Labor and paired caryatides, with a $29,000 fee.
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Boston Transcript
George Grey Barnard
Capitol
Pennsylvania
New York City
Palisades of
the Hudson
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Barnard
Bellefonte
Art Institute
Chicago
Ecole Nationale Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Madison, Ind
National Academy of Design
The
Sculpture Society
Architectural Club of
New York
Societe Nationale Des Beaux Arts
New Salon
Art Students’ League
St. Gaudens
Norway
Metropolitan Museum
God Pan
Central Park
Collis P. Huntington
Pan
Abbey
Barnard
Banard
Chicago Art Institute School
England
Westminster Abbey
Pennsylvania State Capitol
United States
State of
Outlines of a Vast Sculptural Decoration Scheme
The text outlines a broad scheme of sculptural decoration with carefully chosen themes that fit the purpose. It emphasizes the quality and suitability of the decorative program within the context.
Rich Men's Sons and the Moral Measure of Wealth
A Hartford Commercial Times and New Haven Register discussion argues that sons of the rich vary greatly in character and achievement. It cites figures such as J. Montgomery Sears, K. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, George Gould, John Jacob Astor, and E. D. Jordan, noting many succeed or fail independent of wealth, and that both rich and poor can raise capable children when character guides effort.
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Hartford Commercial Times
Morgan
New Haven Register
K. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
George Gould
John Jacob Astor
New York
J. Montgomery Sears
E. D. Jordan
Alfred Hemenway
North
Practicability of Motor Cycles in Leslie's Weekly
The article praises motorcycles as a practical compromise between bicycle and automobile. It notes growing popularity and cites a Boston to New York endurance test covering over 250 miles in adverse weather. The run reportedly surpassed early automobile endurance efforts in reliability and execution.
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Leslie's Weekly
Posarea
Boston
New York
Mrs Mackay's Relatives
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes romance surrounding John W Mackay and Mrs Bryant of Nevada City. It recalls Mrs Mackay's late husband Dr Bryant of Brooklyn with three physician brothers in the city, including Dr Melville Bryant and Dr William Bryant. Ada Hungerford, Mrs Mackay's sister, married Count Josef Telfener in 1876.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
John W. Mackay
Bryant
Nevada City
William Bryant
Brooklyn
New York Tenement Society Teaches Children Cruelty Prevention
Chicago Excelsior reports a New York society formed about two years ago to instruct children in tenement districts on caring for domestic animals. It has twenty five chapters citywide. Members share stories of helping distressed animals and urge more societies to reduce cruelty through education, noting it benefits both animals and children.
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Chicago
Mistaken Course In Nebraska City Sunday Baseball Arrests
Ministers accompanying law officers to arrest players in a Nebraska City Sunday baseball game showed poor diplomacy. They should have stirred moral consciousness to curb Sunday misuse. The example of Jesus and His disciples is cited as restraint in confronting wrongdoing without police overreach.
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Boston Transcript
Nebraska City
Man of Nazareth
Man Wants Middle Seat at Davidson Theater Opera
A Milwaukee Free Press item reports a man from the state sought a prime seat at the Davidson Theater opera night. He loudly requested a center box row seat, saying he wanted it right down the middle and close to the stage. He received the seat he desired.
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Milwaukee Free Press
Davidson
Unknown man found dead near Union Pacific track
The badly burned body of an unknown man was found on the Union Pacific track south of town. He wore decent clothing and carried cards with the names McLean E. Jones and C. A. Cameron of Little Rock Arkansas. He had some money tobacco and other small items. Avanta Journal reports Capt Oberlin M Carter a retired officer will come to Georgia to meet friends Green and Gaynor arriving from Canada.
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Nee Bee Lle
Col
Union Pacific
McLean
E. Jones
C. A. Cameron
Marton Street
Little Rock
Ark
Avanta Journal
Oberlin M. Carter
Meg
Georgia
Messrs
Green and
Gaynor
Canada
Local Attorney Philip Kam ler Dies Suddenly at Home
Cincinnati July 2 Philip H Kam ler an eminent attorney and longtime judge in the United States district court died suddenly at his home here from cholera morbus. He had served with the city authorities and the commonwealth for many years in public service.
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Cincinnati
Philip H. Kamler
Choles Morvus
Eethaioen
United States District Oreeresy
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Arrmastromy & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
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Martinique
Atlantic Monthly
Howells
Treasure Island
Silas Lapham
Wilkie Collins
Bret Harte
Literary Bulletin
William Black
Wemyss Reid
Reid
Black
Harpers
Escott
Hall Porter
America
Brighton
Mrs. Winslows
Indiana
Ise
MR. Schwab
Britain
Federation of Catholics
W. J. Bryan
Ine Louewing
Hood
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