Bonds listed for Indiana and national issues
A raw listing of bonds including United States 1908 3s and 1907 4s, Indiana local issues in Fowler, Remington, Kendaffville, Vigo County, Bartholomew County, Mount Vernon, Pulaski, Woodruff Place, Warsaw, Winchester, and other towns, plus corporate bonds from U S Steel, Battery Realty, Union Traction, Louisville Suburban Ry, and more with amounts ranging from a few thousand to fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fowler
Ind
Water, Light & Heat Co
Remington
Kendaffville City
Union Traction
Vigo County
Bartholomew Co
Mf. Vernon
Pulaski
Woodruff Pi. Town
U. S. Steel Co
Warsaw
Battery Realty Co
N.Y
Winchester
United Railways
Detroit
Mtg
Greene Co
Col
del. & Mar., CO
Mer. Heat & Light Co
Peru
Heat Co
Cin
Indels
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Fifteen Day Race Meet Planned for Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Racing Association announced a fifteen days meet in Indianapolis next year if the seven day meet this July succeeds. Carloads of fast thoroughbreds from Latonia and Worth tracks will ship to Indianapolis for training ahead of the July 4 to 11 meet. Secretary Holt says purses and stakes will be doubled to attract top stables, with three harness stake events set for July 7 9 and 11, including the Whole sale Merchants stake and the Hotel stake.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Racing Association
Latonia
Henry Carroll
Lyman K. Davis
Holt
Worth
M. H. Reardon
Henry G
Detroit
Ind
Stallion Stakes and Recons Stakes Highlight Hampton Stable Win
Africander captures the Recons stakes as chief winner while Stallion Stakes also goes to another victor. Hampton stable finishes third overall with a net win tally led by W. C. Whitney at $28,495 and August Belmont at $14,680 amid a long list of owners and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whitney
Jamaica
Gunfire
Girdle
Reliable
Leonidagz
Stalwart
Africander
Hampton Stable
August Belmont
Foxhall Scene
Goudacre Stable
Ambrose Clark
Green B. Morris
R. Farrell
J. W. Colt
T. Wilson, Jr
H. Tichenor
G. Forbes
R. Thomas
Mr. Or
Morrell
Ah G. Cc
Morrison
P.lorillard
Bennington
Boston
Bodtney Paget
O Neck
Robertson
T. Hitchcock
Sss
J. Fleischman
M. J. Aealanets
J. L. McGinnis
R. H. McC. Potter
Nd Geary J
Nd Geary J. Morris, $1,025; T. Monahan, 035; F. Gebhard
J. A. Tennant
Sloan Declares French Turf Ban After Ride Incident
The article reports Tod Sloan facing a French Jockey Club ban for riding a filly without owner permission as tensions rise over an alleged American coup. It also notes Belmont Park’s planned 1904 autumn opening and a two-year Morris Park lease, plus multiple pace and trotting horses' performances and prospects across tracks in Indianapolis, Lexington, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Sloan
Jockey Club
Sloan
France
French Jockey Club
Ted Sloan
America
Belmont
Morris Park
Old Course
Belmont Park
Westchester Association
Winnie N
High Trust
Paul G
James Gatcomb
Audubon Boy
Dick Wilson
Indianapolis
Vira
Mulatto
Float Jolly
Rewarder
Reward J
Jolly
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Ras Ecker
Prince Caton
Red Heart
Lady Patchie
Madrid
Jeanette
Acolyte
Maxine
Freet
Anna Held
Mamie Brown
Fred L
May Sherbet
Colonel Thornton
Scott Hudson
Lexington
Includin Hawthorne
Belle Kuser
Rhythmic
Chase
Madara
Jay McGregor
Teruimin
Twinkle
Ga Hamilton
Bilossem
Bobennett
Crescent Route
Tregantle
Uy Fortune
Sforts
W. J. Carter
Richmond
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis
Minn
Dan Patch
Directum
Ere One
Bessie Oliver
Kearsarge
Carter
Col. W. H. Chapman
United States
Nashville
Tenn
Lanceana
Lancelot
Mariana
Sorrento
Ha Salles Ess
Rose de Mal Gains Grand Prix Ride Amid French Racing Debate
Ceana is bred to Gambetta progeny Wealth for a French Grand Prix bid with Rose de Mal siring a mount by American rider Tod Sloan under Vanderbilt contract. The Grand Prix offers vast prizes and quick payout after victory, while critics note American influence in France and ongoing doping suspicions in turf circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceana
Colonel Chapman
Wealth
Gambetta Tala
Sagen Rose Dee Tual le Mal
France
Rose de Mal
Sible
Tod Sloan
William K. Vanderbilt
John EB. Madden
Irish Lad
Gunfire
Heno
Herman B. Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
W. C. Whitney
Clarence Mackay
Lucien Appleby
Silver Brook Farm
Brookdale
N. J
Arrowgrass
Eugeneigh
Guttenburg
Gene" Leigh
Madden
Messrs. Whitney
Duryea
England
Wiing
the Times
Champions Doing Well Association Averages Show They Are Playing Good Ball
The report highlights strong play in the American Association with pitching fielding solid. Mack of Toledo leads batting averages though few games. Wood of Milwaukee second and Kard third. Indianapolis pitchers show solid fielding with Ford and Newlin atop. Kellum and Killen noted for low hits allowed. several Indianapolis players post above .300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Mack
Toledo
Association
Wood
Milwaukee
Kard
Killen
Watkins
Indianapolis
Jones
Kihm
Heydon
Coulter
Ford
Newlin
Dunham
Kellum
Speer
Fox
O'Brien
Tamsett
St. Paul
Zu Ford
Dasma Saaeeene Ue
Rites
Indianapals
Walker
McMacking
Columbus
Wolfe
Coumbus
Allemany
Kansas City
McGaughey
Check
St. al
Stewart
Corbett
Elliott
McDonald
Kansas
Durham
Teuson
Minneapol
Oul
Cristail
Col
Davis
St. Summel
Minneapolis
Shoeseredith
Hale
Louisville
Vasbinder
Minnea
St. Vrain
Bailey
Crapiti
Willits
Tndienapolis
Besta Meneapalis
Volz
Williams
Aloney
Yoodruff
White
Kelly
St. A
Pooner
Pierce
Il Gredy
Melior
Plattery
Donahue
McCreery
Minnew
Minnew Sullivan, Louisvillowery
le Edo
Ludwig
Owens
Trees
Mcintyre
Hoffmeteter
Seeman
Turner
Schaub
Altizer
McAndrews
Unglaub
Tamcett
Indiana
Sullivan
Loulevil
Reisling
Oney
Soese
Blankenship
Tal
Gleason
Lewee
Marean
Oyler
Viox
Brien
Janapolis
Schaeffer
Odwell
Bernardo
Dungan
Shannon
Smith
Minn
Lally
Minneapolis Paul
Geier
St. Hart
Col.Minn
Hogres
Clymer
Garley
Kanetas City
Peer
Wilmot
Thoney
Dunlea
Knollansas City
Hemphill
Milwauk
Um Relasling
Gear
Ansas City
Lippert
Posanenns Afeefeodeefes
McPartlin
de Thomas
E* Varbinder
Willems
Ers
Tol McMackin
Carrick
To 'Vola-Cristall
Tolitt-Allema
Ford-Checi
Inabott-Craball -Ferguson
Pati
Attell Plans World Featherweight Clash if Corbett Declines
Abe Attell will travel to New York to post 35 000 and issue a 20 round title challenge to Young Corbett for the featherweight world championship. He gives Corbett 30 days to accept or reject, promising to defend his 122 pound claim against all challengers if refused. An $8 000 purse is possible at Fort Erie. if Corbett declines, Attell aims for McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Attell
Terry McGovern
Fort Erie
New York
Young Corbett
Attell
Corbett
McGovern
Fairley and Appel Clinch Doubles Title at Shortridge
Bob Fairley and Fred Appel defeated Robert Scott and Garvin Brown to win the doubles championship in the Shortridge tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Bob Fairley
Fred Appel
Robert Scott
Garvin Brown
Woman Calls Him a Fanatic in Divorce Case
In Marion County Circuit Court Judge Allen grants Samantha West a divorce from William F. West after he left home in Broad Ripple claiming fear his wife would depart. She says he is a religious fanatic and treats her as unholy. The day also reports a partial grand jury list of indictments and a discharged twelve hour deliberation in a street car assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Samantha West
William F. West
Broad Ripple
West
Marion County Grand Jury
Benedict
Stahl
Virgil Fultz
George Wiliams
Eombs
William Finery
William Wright
Edward Peters
Flackville
Emma
Alford
Samuel Paves
William Carson
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Alice Hugley
Charles Hugley
Catherine Danther
Joseph Moore
Samantha C. West
Fremont Alford
Samuel Davis
City Court
Kate Mason
Justice of the Peace
George Williams
Leslie McCombs
William Lindsay
Herman Wright
Bechner and Wainright Divorces and Court Dockets
Superior Court entries include Bechner divorce dismissed for want of prosecution while Bechner and Wainwright proceed with divorce and child custody. Maynard restoration of maiden name. Mueller costs. Spillman divorce with costs. Circuit and criminal dockets note trials, defaults, and not guilty verdicts with multiple indictments and new suits filed in various courtrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Eugenie Bechner
Ulysses Bechner
Ethelyn Waibwright
John Wainright
Ethelina
Christena Maynard
William Maynard
Christena Elanor Mueller
Isaac Spillman
Ida Spillman
Vinson Carter
Mary Dodd
Philip Dodd
Commercial Electric Company
William B. Lane, Jr
Joseph Shissler
Henrietta Bhinsler
Edward Peters
Ae " Peters
Circuit Court
William Gabel
George Kessler
Court minutes and case listings in Indiana Supreme Court
A dense OCR of court minutes shows numerous cases from various county circuits including Delaware and Randolph. Entries refer to appellees appellants motions notices and briefs with assignments of errors and record details across multiple boards and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Svit
Maet C. Hedekin
Administratrix
Ilmore Gillespie
Allen C. C
Supreme Court
New Suilt
Sarah Borror
Solomon J. Carrier
Randolph C. C. Record
Blackford County
Baseball Notes Highlight Five Straight Shutouts by Pittsburg
Pittsburg has set National League records by scoring five consecutive shutouts. Philadelphia seeks Odwell and Kerwin from Louisville, but Tebeau resists selling. George Tebeau signs Bo Brashear, joining Louisville immediately after Philadelphia release. Reisling to play Carrick despite union boycott at Toledo over spy allegations. Princeton-Yale bat order dispute ends with Umpire Holliday ruled in error. Wells should have been ruled out. President Pulliam will issue official guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Odwell
Kerwin
Louisville
Tebeau
George Tebeau
Bo Brashear
Second
Reisling
Toledo
Carrick
Metal Polishers’ Union
Princeton
Holliday
Yale
Winslow
Pulliam
Davis
Wells
Harlem Handicap Draws Crowds at Chicago Poolrooms
Local poolrooms packed yesterday as bettors tried their luck on the Harlem Handicap in Chicago. Players did not back McChesney heavily, with bets placed on every horse in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McChesney
Kruse and Deventer Feature Warm Air Furnaces at East Washington
Kruse and Deventer showcase celebrated warm air furnaces at 47 423 East Washington Street highlighting efficiency and modern home heating options. Local builders and homeowners attend to learn installation and maintenance details.
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Kruse & Deventer
Washington Street
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Nimrod
Nim
Town
Glen
EH. M. Campbell & CO
June Investments
E. M. Campbell & CO
East
Washington St
Geo. M. Cobb & Co. Fre and Liability
Newton Claypool
Perses
Tsese Sennseeee
Mock
Ledo
Kavel
Oa Killen
Neeseees
Pisunes Polis
Milwasi
Ungiaub
Saree
Hance
I Gchaetet
St. Paw
Kilepert
Inn
Ae Ivan
St. Pau
Paul Opies
Minnealis
Hart
Fienluan
Ne Ag
Boorer
Hogretver
Raymer
poameeRpons
Cristal
Schreiver
Bries
Soceaeels Ae Et Marts
Lousuleville-Minneapol
Aero
Mili
Ughey
Louisvill
Bohannen
Min
McGill
Grand Jury
the Court Record
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company
Mary F. Wicker
Green C. C
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Sarah
Jay
Delaware C. C
Charles BE. Helvie
Arthur A. McKain
George W. Noah
German-American Building Association of Indiana
Grant C. C. Bond
Millie A. Wilkinson
Henry P. Vordermark
Whitley C. C. Appellees
Clarinda Curless Yeenon Plate Glass Company
Howard C. C. Appellant
Henry School Township
Henry County
Nora Meredith
Henry C. C. Appellee
Farina Orothy Dodd
Dorothy Dodd
Oxfords
Warner
Miss Rydeen
Severi
Warner’s Safe Cure
Sallie Rydeen
Young Women's Christian Union
Ottawa
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Colonia
Oxford
Dorothy Dod
Geo. J. Marott
Eberhardt
Capitol Ave
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