Union Traction Co and Related Stocks Listed in Ind. Market
An item lists market offerings including Decatur County and Scote County Indiana notes, Union Traction Co preferred stock at 30,000, Union Traction Co of Indiana at 16,000, Warren Water Co, Fertilizer Co preferred and common stock, Bet K. i common stock, Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co stock at 146, title Guard & Loan Co stock at 96, and a price line with 65505508 and inquiry for full details.
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Decatur County
Ind
Scote County
Union Traction Co
Warren Water Co
Paub Fertilizer Co
Bet K. i
Indianapolis Fire
Title Guard & Loan Co
Unprecedented Cadet Suspension May Cost West Point Appointment
Treasury notes an unprecedented case after the War Department dismissed and suspended cadets for mutinous conduct at West Point. Cadet Charles Telford is suspended a year delaying graduation. Jarvis, named to take the vacancy, will be ineligible due to age, raising questions about his losing the appointment through no fault of his own.
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Washington
War Department
Academy
Charles Telford
Umes
Jarvis
Telford
Iss
Military Academy
Department
Public Debt Statement Shows May 31 1901 Total Decrease
The Treasury reports May 31 1901 public debt at 1,062,? million, down 28.7 million for the month due to sinking fund bond purchases and cash on hand. Cash in treasury details include reserve funds, gold, and general funds with outstanding liabilities around 857.7 million and cash balance 312,338. The report also notes a Siam envoy appointment, Phya Phetchada, as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States, possibly to be renamed Phya Charoon Kuli Matrri before departure in June.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mount
State Department
Phya Phetchada
Peea Pot-cha-dar
Siam
United States
Phe
Chow Phya
Phya Charoon Kuli
Wick
Wishard Appointment Announced
Washington announces June 1900 appointment of W L A Wishard United States attorney for Indiana as solicitor of the Internal Revenue Bureau replacing G M Thomes who has resigned.
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Washington
L—A. W. Wishard
United States
State of Inhedinars
Internal Revenue Bureau
G. M. Thomes
National Capital Notes Reserve Agents and Routes
Washington June 1 First National Bank of Republic of Thiciso and the Fifth National of Cin have been approved as reserve after the Columbia National of Isn ai and the First National of Montgomery. A new free delivery route will begin July 1 at Martinsville serving 46% miles and 2 square miles with population. site: number of houses on routes. Post office at Oliveton to be discontinued. Samuel N. Shester named postmaster at Akron Fulton county. toffee established at Fish Lake Elkhart. A. Clark Indiana clerk in the Treasury Department promoted. 254 postmasters appointed including Michigantown Clinton county J. F. Kiteman removed and others reassigned. Navy Bohouncing The px.
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Spevia
Washington
Na- Gonna Inc of
New York
Bankers’ Nathor National Bank of Republic of Thiciso
Columbia National
Isnai
First National
Montgomery
Martinsville
Morintyigth
O Triers
W. A. Banta
N. D. Baker
Oliveton
Samuel N. Shester
Akron
Fulton County
County
Wa. R. Camppaster
Fish Lake
Elkhart
K A. Clark
Indiana
Auditor of the Treasury
Michigantown
Clinton
Harry Art
Kiteman
Feton
Bey County
O. T. Goddi
Mary Edneard
Perry S Heath
Seana Omen
Navy
Army officers and diplomats update from around the world
Wellington aboard the Brooklyn Tracewell at his desk after a two week home visit Col Henry Jackson retired from the Third Cavalry native of Sapiena appointed from Illinois Secretary Ga buys short term bonds and short fours Rockhill reports German indemnity prompts Waldersee withdrawal Conger to sail from San Francisco around July 7 Rockhill's departure imminent Dunwoody arrives to serve as chief signal officer in Havana Ward acts as adjutant general during Corbin's brief New York absence
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Wellington
New Zealand
Brooklyn
Tracewell
Henry Jackson
Third Cavalry
Sapiena
Illinois
Rockhill
United States
Peking
State Department
Count von Waldersee
China
Conger
San Francisco
Col
H. H
Dunwoody
Signal Corps
Havana
Army
General Greely
Philippines
Thomas Ward
General Corbin
New York
Temporal algometer sparks debate on painful schooling
The Washington Post column ridicules a rumored device named the temporal algometer claimed to measure pupils’ intelligence by pain. It scorns such testing, warns parents to arm themselves for defense of traditional schooling, and jokes that this would break rational endurance.
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Washington Post
Doctors' Psychic Influence in Medical Practice
Dr J G Culver argues in the Journal of the American Medical Association that legitimate medicine must acknowledge psychic influences. A physician's firm, positive personal influence serves as a therapeutic tool, comparable in importance to drugs and procedures.
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J. GC. Culver
Journal of American Medical Association
Debate Over Hyphenated Americans Sparks National Conversation
A New York Times critic attacks the common practice of hyphenating American identities. He argues the United States is a composite nation and that terms like German-American or Irish-American do not diminish patriotism or belonging. The piece defends immigrant pride and the enduring American spirit.
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Atlanta Journal
New York Times
United States
Employers Break With Machinists Union in Metal Trades Pact
New York June 1 Henry F Devens secretary of the National Metal Trades Association says the machinists strike breaches a year old agreement and employers are no longer bound. The declaration asserts employer discretion over hiring wages and methods while arbitration is urged only for unsettled matters. District 15 Machinists pledge to fight the issue to a finish and may stay out all summer as shops begin nine hour work with pay unchanged. many attend the Sereno meeting in Toledo.
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New York
Henry F. Devens
National Metal Trades Association
Chicago
Devens
George H. Warner
Machinists
International Association of Machinists
National Association of Machinists
Manufacturers’ Association of the Metal Trades
Sereno
Toledo
Cincinnati Labor Parade Draws Over 15000 in City
In Cincinnati on June 1 a massive parade of machinists and allied unions rolled through main streets with more than 15000 participants. The strike persists with only a few small firms signing the scale. Over $10000 in strike benefits was paid today to strikers, married men receiving 36 and single men 4 weekly until settlement.
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Cincinnati
Depew Car Shop Strike Over Nine Hour Day Wage Gap
Four hundred fifty workers at New York Central car shops Depew walk out following failed wage talks. About 360 to 370 machinists and helpers protest after the company refused to raise pay to match a nine hour day that was granted last March but without a wage increase.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Depew
Central
Multiple Labor Strikes and Wage Adjustments Reported
News notes widespread labor action across states with strikes by paper mill workers marble workers and foundry laborers. Wage scale agreements include Amalgamated Association decisions and Brown Bonnell Valley plant raises. Resolves and injunctions address picketing and nonunion protections amid ongoing disputes.
Striking machinists return to work after wage rise
All workers are paid off at once and several returning to work. Five members of the Chicago Machinery Manufacturers Association who refused the union agreement accepted a small wage increase. Iron Molders' Union of North America said no strike this year under a long standing no strike pact starting May 1 each year and renewing unless a 30 day notice is given before April 1.
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Holyoke
Mass
Eagle Lodge
Middlesboro
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
Bristol
Simmons
Kenosha
Wis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Milwaukee
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Kumler
Dayton (O.) Manufacturing Company
Keith
Leniza Valley Railroad Company
Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
State Board of Arbitration
People’s Street Railway
Ie Cst
General Wager
Cage
Playes
Chicago Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
Roderick
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Dividend Declared by Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
For the first time since 1893 Colorado Fuel and Iron Company declares a quarterly 4 percent dividend payable July 15. Vickers Sons Maxim abandons Bethlehem Steel talks. Toledo street railways may pass to Everett Moore syndicate in sixty days. Knoxville Iron buys site for new rolling mill costing about 50 million dollars on a 25 acre tract. Arbuckle Woolson suits in Toledo dismissed without prejudice. Armenian Fire Insurance merged into Westchester Fire Insurance to form a nationwide consolidator. Delaware River shipyard project seeks a 3 million capital with 2.4 million subscribed. ground option in Chester to erect the plant. Senator W Sprout among leading backers.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Vickers Sons’ & Maxim Company
England
Bethlehem Steel Company
New York
Detroit Journal
Toledo
Everett Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Knoxville (Tenn.) Iron Company
Arbuckle-Woolson Coffee
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Colorado
Delaware River
Chester
W. ©. Sprout
Delaware County
John Roach
Modernizing the Holy Land in the Jordan Valley
New York Evening Washington Letter reports rapid modernization in Palestine and Syria. American firms expand trade with Beirut, Jerusalem, and Damascus, selling watches, phonographs, flour, windmills, and other goods. Electric lights, phones, and modern stores appear. windmills and wells planned to ease pilgrimage hardships. Turkish concessions aid the shift toward a more commercial, connected region.
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Washington
Ni Post
Holy Land
Old
Judea
Department of State
Palestine
Syria
Joppa
Jerusalem
Valley of the
Jordan
Bethany
Bethlehem
Lake of Galilee
Samaria
Jericho
Nazareth
Beirut
Holyland
Damascus
G. Ele Ravndal
Bakaa
Israel Zangwill
Chicago
Yafa
Milwaukee
Turkey
Asia
Land of Promise
Mecca
His Confession at the Chicago Soirée
An evening gathering at a hostess’s home ends in a quiet moment as Harry Harkalong confesses to Mabel his loss of a suspender button. The scene unfolds near a piano with guests lingering, and Mabel guides him to a bay window for the private exchange.
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Chicago Tribune
Plano
Mabel
Harry Harkalong
Harry
Mayor Taggart Distinguishes Self in National Scene
Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis, linked to earlier speculation about backing Mr. Bryan, recently made waves by halting a reception, an act interpreted as signaling plans to oppose Bryan and train for further political confrontations.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Taggart
Indianapolis
Mr. Bryan
Bry
Ament Threatens Suit Over China Mission Slurs
Detroit June 1 The News publishes an interview with Rev Dr W H Ament a leading missionary board member in China. He denounces slander against missionaries and says he may sue Mark Twain Webb C Hayes and others with backing from John Wanamaker. He plans action near Fremont Ohio and defends his remarks.
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Detroit
Mich
Ament
American Board of Missionaries
China
J. Martin Miller
Owosso
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Mark Twain
Webb C. Hayes
Fremont, O
Where Swearing Comes in Handy
Baltimore Sun reports Rev Dr Rainsford rector of a fashionable New York church delivered a public address in which he characterized certain punnenes statements about the missionaries as rot. He comments on language and decorum in public discourse.
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Baltimore Sun
Rainsford
New York
Sneak Thieves Target Crowds in Presidential Tour
An old detective recalls a clever crime wave during President Harrison's tours. Thieves shadowed crowds, lifting many pocketbooks as authorities failed to nab them. A doctor then produced a bundle of two dozen pocketbooks, revealing the thieves’ method and the long chase by police across cities.
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
South
President Harrison
Weneren
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Campbell, Wild & CO
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West Point
Treasury Statement
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Wishard
National Capital Notes
Indiana Banks
Adier Bros
H. Sa & MM
Trades Association
Ings
General Labor Notes
Trade and Industry
Valley of the Jordan
York
Trashion
SAKS
Patton Bros. Sole Distributors
S. Meridian ST
DR. Ament
New Orleans Times-Democrat
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