Reclining and Rolling Chairs and Health Aids Ad
WM H Armstrong Co advertise reclining and rolling chairs for parlor and street carrying chairs wheeled couches food sterilizers desiccators electric belts insoles and toe rate cabinets located at 268 Meridian Street Indianapolis Indiana selling a range of devices for invalids with emphasis on mobility comfort and health accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Coal Price Testimony Highlights Industry Generosity
Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in New York feature Robert M. Olyphant and Samuel T. Peters testifying that coal prices rise by 10 cents per ton monthly up to 50 cents, with profits described as modest. Olyphant criticizes past coal business practices while noting public needs and limited supply influence pricing. contract details from Jermyns and Susquehanna Coal Co. are reviewed as the panel adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. R. Hearst
Robert M. Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson
Olyphant
Samuel T. Peters
Williams & Peters
Erie System
Scala
Mr. Shearn
J. J. Jermyn
Susquehanna Coal Company
Jermyns
Tidewater
Longyear mansion pieces begin journey to Brookline
In June a half million dollar mansion once owned by John M. Longyear starts arriving in Brookline from Marquette Michigan. The stone structure will be moved in stages over several months and assembled in Boston's fashionable suburb as a significant transport and building project.
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Boston
Mass
John M. Longyear
Brookline
Marquette
Mich
Sgan Igie
Protect American interests ships ordered to Chilean waters
Rear Admiral Sumner is to take a squadron from Montevideo through the Straits of Magellan to Valparaiso after a State Department request following disturbances at Valparaiso. The fleet includes Newark as flagship, Detroit, Gloucester, and Montgomery. possible Pacific squadron deployment if Sumner cannot sail.
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Sumner
Straits of Magellan
Valparaiso
Washington
Chile
State Department
Navy Department
Pacific
San Francisco
Glass
North Atlantic
Montevideo
Val Paraiso
Admiral Sumner
Newark
Detroit
Gloucester
Montgomery
Chilean
Eminent Jewish leaders respond to Kishineff massacre at Zionists meeting
In Pittsburg on June 8 the Confederation of American Zionists held session amid debate on an amended constitution. Messages from Dr Theodor Herzl and Max Nordau urged action to aid Russian Jews. Israel Zangwill urged Palestine as the practical center for a safe Jewish home. A Berlin dispatch notes renewed Jew baiting at Beresteczko, Galicia, with a mass gathering of peasants and Jewish refugees fleeing to Jsyn near the Austrian border.
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Dr. Herzel
Max Nordau
Israel Zangwill
Kishineft
Pittsburg
Confederation of American Zionists
Herzel
Vienna
Russia
Biarrits
Pius Warriors of the Cross
America
Palestine
Israel
Berlin
Lemberg
Beresteczko
Brody
Galicia
Jsyn
Kansan Farmers Armed Stir Cheyenne County Tension
Reports say large armed bands gather at Goodland St Francis and the Berry ranch in Cheyenne county in a hostile display against Chauncey Dewey and two cowboys escorted by militia. Dewey, son of a Chicago millionaire and Admiral Dewey relative, remains silent but cheerful amid rising confrontations following last week's Berry murder.
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Topeka
Kan
Goodland
St. Francis
Berry Ranch
Cheyenne County
Chauncey Dewey
Berrys
Dewey
Chicago Millonaire
Admiral Dewey
Negro Put to Death in Electric Chair
OSSINING New York June after twice reprieved by the Governor Arthur Finnigan a negro was executed today in Sing Sing prison the current was applied twice and he was pronounced dead He killed Keeper Hugh McGolvern at the prison attached to the West Twenty fourth street Police Court New York City Flint Michigan June Judge Corm Durand Democratic candidate for governor died suddenly from a stroke at his farm near this city
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Ossining
N. Y
Arthur Finnigan
Sing Sin
Finnigan
Hugh McGolvern
West Twentyfourth-street
New York City
Flint, Mich
Corm H. Durand
Vernor
Baleen
Kruse and Deventer Furnaces At 427 429 East Washington
Kruse and Deventer shown as celebrated warm air furnace providers at the East Washington addresses 427 and 429. The listing highlights their specialty in efficient heating systems and enduring reliability in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse & Deventer
East
Washington
Foreign Reciprocity Debate Sees High Commission Meeting Possible
Washington reports indicate eight major questions for a High Joint Commission on reciprocity with Canada, with Senator Fairbanks and Sir Wilfred Laurier exchanging letters. Secretary Hay signals a possible summer session if arrangements and timing align, despite funding hurdles and Chamberlain's England trade moves unsettling Canadian trade expectations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Northwest
High Joint Commission
Canada
State Department
Hay
Fairbanks
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion Committee
Congress
American Commission
Lake of the Woods
Senate
Department
Commission
Mr. Chamberlain
England
Chamberlain
United States
John E. Monk
Groff Brothers Indicted for Bribe Offer to Post Office Official
The federal grand jury found true bills against Groff brothers Samuel A. and Diller B. for promising money to a government officer to influence action. Bond for Samuel A. Groff rose to 10000. Diller B. Groff bond unchanged at 1000. James N. Tyner, former assistant attorney general, also to face grand jury as fallout from a post office safe incident. Flying squadron of rural free delivery special agents abolished. five men reassigned. King Victor Emmanuel sent a gift to President Roosevelt, a collection of war reports with commentary by Stefano Tali.
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Washington
Federal
Off Brothers
A. W. Machen
Post Office Department
Machen
Samuel A. Groff
Tyner
Grand Jury
Acton
Victor Emmanuel
Roosevelt
Signor
Mayer Des Planches
White House
Prince
Stefano Tali
Government seeks first class pharmacologist for Marine Hospital Service
Washington June 5 The government seeks a first class pharmacologist for the Marine Hospital Service at a salary of 3600 per year. An examination by the Civil Service Commission will be held July 15 for qualified candidates who must show thorough knowledge of pharmacy and chemistry. Washington June 8 Interior Department publishes new rules for Arkansas Hot Springs licensing. Physicians prescribing the waters must be registered and a board of physicians will review license applications to curb quackery. Washington June 8 Cavite P I cable reports the collier Justin arrived from Guam Yap to land an American lawyer protecting heirs of the late King O Keefe of Yap. Washington June 8 United States consul at Cartagena John C Ingersoll died at Colon. Interment may be performed in the United States per custom. Washington June 8 Judge Henry C Caldwell resigns from the United States Circuit Court Eighth Circuit under retirement provisions. Washington June 8 Eugene Hudson named regular carrier Hartford City Ind on rural route. Charles Compton regular carrier and James Compton substitute on Warren Ind route.
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Washington
June
John D. Jackson
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Bulgaria
Dickinson
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Turkey
Sanford Newell
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Salvador
Bailey
Guatemala City
Fitzgerald-Hunter
Louis Einstein
New York
Secre
Paris
David Einstein
George B. Anderson
District of Columbia
Prescott
Canada
Durango
Mexico
Martin R. Sackett
Marine Hospital Service
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas Hot Springs
Blair D. Taylor
Army and Navy Hospital
Hot Springs
G. C. Greenway
C. Travis Drennen
Navy Department
Cavita
P. L
Justin
Guam
Yap
Pelew Group
King O'Keefe
State Department
John C. Ingersoll
United States
Cartagena
Colombia
Colon
Ingersoll
Illinois
Robert G. Ingersoll
Hanna
H. C. Caldwell
Knox
Henry C. Caldwell
United States Circuit Court of the
Eighth Circuit
Little Rock
Ark
Caldwell
Indianapolis Journal
Eugene Hudson
Hartford City
Ind
Charles Compton
James Compton
Warren
Bank Reserve Seer Approvals and Census Director Resignation
The American National Bank of Indianapolis approved as reserve seer for Seed National Bank of Danville Illinois and First National Bank of Chicago for Lowell Indiana National Bank. The President accepts CensusDirector Merriam resignation effective today. Dr North to take charge tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American National Bank of Indianapolis
Seed National Bank of
Danville, Ill
First National Bank of Chicago
Lowell, Ind
Merriam
North
Struck by Waterspout On Brooklyn Elevated Train
A waterspout rushed from the sea and struck a Brooklyn elevated train near Broad Channel Jamaica Bay. Motorman sped to outrun the flood but water swept through cars. many pleasure seekers on crowded platforms clung to rails. No serious injuries reported despite cars being drenched and halted. A separate incident in Minneapolis saw a viaduct section collapse onto an oncoming Great Northern train, injuring one man with a crushed arm.
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New York
Brooklyn
Rockyaway Beach
Broad Channel
Jamaica Bay
Minneapolis
Union Station
Great Northern
Mint Director Buys 4000 Ounces Silver for Philippines
The mint director purchased 4,000 ounces of silver at 53.55 cents per ounce for Philippine coinage. Treasury bonds exchange into 2 percent consols total $71,344,100. Separately, a Chicago judge’s bid to buy Aultman-Mill plant for 640 was accepted. Receivers named for W J O’Dell Commission and City Trust in Baltimore. Pike Building bonds, assets, and insolvency proceedings involve Union Savings Bank. Austro-Hungarian exporters criticize U S customs procedures on Eur imports.
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Treasury Department
Aultman-Milel Company
Akron
William A. Vincent
Chicago
Vincent
International Harvester Company
Thomas O. McBride
Savannah
United States District Court
Cincinnati
W. J. O'Dell Commission Company of
City Trust and Banking Company of
Baltimore
Wheatley
Pike Building
Pike Building Company of
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Pike Building Company
Violent Bank and Savings Company
New York Union Business Agent Arrested on Extortion Charge
Samuel Parks, business agent of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union, was arrested in New York on extortion charges. District Attorney Jerome alleges Parks collected large sums, including 80 and 4,800 from a club and 5,000 related to a subway strike. He faces a heavy bail and a hearing tomorrow. Parks claims the questioned check covered striking workers' waiting time. International Structural group and other labor figures weigh in as strikes ripple across cities.
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New York
Samuel Parks
Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen’s Union
Poulson
Hecla Iron Works
R. A. McCord
American Bridge Company
Parks
Jerome
Frank Buchanan
International Structuralgiren Workers
Textile Workers
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Journeyman Bakers’ Union
Chicago
Union League Club
American Can Company
San Franciscvo
Holyoke
Mass
Paner Eee Fem
Naugurat
Pittsburg
Builders’ League
Stonemasons
Bricklayers’ Union
Patrick Gilday
Central Pennsylvania
Webster Coal and Coke Company
Webster Company
Pennsylvania
Thomas Watkins
Anthracite Arbitration Commission
Alton Faces Rising Mississippi Flood Sparks Transit Changes
Flood crest reached as Mississippi recedes near St Louis. In Alton Ill lower streets submerged, 500 displaced. B&O and Maos Central trains irregular, boats ferry Chicago and St Louis riders. Alton passenger agent arranging service. 24 mile boat leg to St Louis. Flood damage around Alton estimated 158000 dollars.
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Maos Central
Calhoun
Missouri
Alton
Ill
West Alton
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Chicago
Flood News From the West and Kansas City Bridges Washed Out
Evansville reader Mrs. Howard Wells recounts a three day journey through wrecked tracks and scarce meals as floods devastate the West. Kansas City reports bridge washouts severing North Side ties, rivers dropping, and plans for a possible Kansas Legislature special session to fund flood relief and bridge rebuilding with thirteen river bridges washed out in Kansas City.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Howard Wells
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Mayor Low
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Kansas Citys
Wyandotte
Santa Fe
Frisco
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rock Islands
Union Station
Kansas City
North Topeka
Northcott
Illinois
Smith
Alton Division
Illinois Naval Reserve
Mississippi River
East St. Louis
Kansas
Kansas River
Cure for Eczema Promised by Pure Cuticura Remedies
A historic ad touts Cuticura for eczema and scalp disorders. It claims original, pure formulas ideal for treating skin scales and crusts, recommending warm baths with Cuticura Soap, careful drying, and ointment applications, noting success when other remedies fail.
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Penge
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Patong
Kendallville City
Union Traction
Vigo County
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Woodruff Pl
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U. S. Seal
Warsaw
Battery Heat Co
N.Y
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Mone Railways
Coms Co
Col
del. & Mar
East Washington
Minnesota
Thos. C. Day &Co Law Building
R. M. Olyphant
5. T. Peters
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Militia
Joint High Commission
Senator Fairbanks
Sir Wilfred
Laurier
Secretary OF State
Dickinson Persona Non Grata
Garia
Groff Brothers
James N. Tyner
Comedia
Prince Eugene
Movement Against
Midland Portland Cement CO
Bedford
Indiana
LAW Building
Security Trust
Fred W. Spacke
George W. McDaniel
Orlando M. Packard
Wanton C. Foulke
Americus C
Churchman
George
Marott Orlando M Packard
Gavin
Payne
Security Trust Company
Mloing
Ratte
Anemos C
Geomes
Manore Jews
Caverres Oriasco i
Pacman Cuanvas Anny
Gwe
Bee Wrress
Ceereee
Omer
Midland Portland Cement Company
General Labor Notes
Mississippi
INE Company
ST. Cowie, U.6
Kahn Tailoring Co
jlobe-Wernicke
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E. Washington St
Carlsbad
West Baden Springs
West Baden
Fides Lick VaLun
Baden
Simone
Sone
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