Local Government Registry Entries From Indiana and Ohio
A compact listing cites shares capital registrations and government references across multiple Indiana counties including Clay, Knox, Marion, Lake, Cass, Clark, Greene, Warren, Laporte, and Knox again, with mentions of municipal transit and rail connections in Indianapolis Broad Ripple and Corydon plus Springfield Ohio. The fragment notes 4% rates and rail terms with abbreviated place names and dates, reflecting a ledger-like notice of registrations and municipal interests.
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Capital National
U. S. Government Register
Noblesville
Ind
T. Imp
Dlebacon
U. S
Clay County
Springfield
Ohio
Broad Ripple Transit
Marion
Knox County
Martin County
Corydon
Lake County
Jefferson County
Warren County
Laporte County
Greene County
Cass County
Clark County
Int
Fowler
Del
Armstrong & Co. chairs and health aids catalog
A catalog listing invalid care items and mobility chairs for parlor and street use. Includes wheeled couches carrying chairs food sterilizers desiccators feeding and spit cups electric belts insoles and batteries. Bath cabinets WM HM ARMSTRONG & CO. Meridian street 24 and 2265 Indianapolis Ind.
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Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Venezuela rebels gain ground as Castro battles in Caracas environs
Dispatches from Willemstad report Venezuela’s Castro government losing ground daily amid revolts in Ciudad Bolivar and La Vela. General Matos presses toward Caracas while rebels claim control in eastern districts. Valencia likely to see decisive action. Caracas braces for anticipated resistance if the capital is threatened. Kingston notes Haiti elections spark heighted tension and upcoming fighting despite peace efforts.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
Venezuela
Castro
Caracas
Ciudad Bolivar
Bolivar
Farrer
H. Sarria
Puerta Tabias
Riera
Matos
la Vela
Gulf of Coro
Barcelona
Carupano
Cumana
Dent Castro
Valencia
Kingston
Jamaica
Palacia
Haiti
Operators Speak Concluded From First Page
Several operators refused to disclose any information about the meeting, declining to comment on proceedings as reported on the first page.
Conditions at Paterson Arrest of Schneider
In Paterson New Jersey on June 2 a small fraction of silk mill workers stayed from their shifts while no general strike was ordered. The silk workers general conference failed to secure full plant closures yet, as talks with mill owners continued and a possible agreement was hinted. Detective arrested Frank Schneider for an earlier shooting at Bamford mill Wetnewiey. he denies the charge. Later, New York police arrested William McQueen at Paterson’s request for inciting a crowd at the mills.
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Jacob Weldman
Paterson
Frank Schneider
Charles Robinson
Bamford Mill
Schneider
New York
William McQueen
Sea Girt
N. J
Bird W. Spencer
New Jersey
Richard B. Reading
Anson Hale
John B. Marsh
Jacob Shibley
Manasquan
Hale
Shibley
Paterson Leader McQueen Arrested in Riot Disturbances
Police say McQueen led last week’s Paterson disturbances. He admitted being born in Scotland, aged 28, and an editor. No firearms found, but handbills urging force were found. Indicted in Paterson, he disappeared. authorities in other cities were asked to capture him.
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Paterson
McQueen
Scotland
Compromise Signed to End Street Car Strike in Toronto
Toronto reports a near end to the street railway strike after a compromise agreement. The wage scale set last Friday will stand until July 1, with a ballot by regular and relief workers to adopt a new 18 cent hourly start and 20 cent increases thereafter if approved. The company grants workers freedom to organize but declines union recognition, offering in-person appeals to the general manager for grievances or suspensions. In Pittsburgh, Jones & Laughlins inside workers quit over a 10 percent raise, leaving about 30 idle. officials deem the strike not serious and solvable soon.
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Toronto
Board of Trade Committee
Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlins
Lorain Steel workers get 1 cent hourly raise
Lorain Ohio June 23 employees of the Lorain Steel Company working by the hour have received a unsolicited wage rise of one cent per hour. The increase affects nearly 1,000 men across the plant.
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Lorain, C
Lorain Steel Company
US responds on American POWs in British South Africa war
President forwards Hay letter listing Americans said to be held as prisoners of war by Britain. The note says residence unclear for many, with consular investigations ongoing. Most detainees seek clemency. only Mendal Miller released on parole. British rule limits releases to severely wounded cases.
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Washington
House of Representatives
South Africa
Hay
United States
Cape Town
Preoria
Department
London
Mendal Miller
Coronation Fetes Invitees and Troop Movements
Cadogan the lord lieutenant of Ireland and the Countess Cadogan join the Earl and Countess of Craven Madame Albani and Sarah Bernhardt among those invited to the coronation ceremony. Madame Bernhardt received two abbey seats. The transport Bavarian bearing troops from South Africa is sighted off the Lizard and due to reach Southampton today.
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Cadogan
Busy Day for the Prince at London Coronation Events
The Prince of Wales met royal guests including the Czarewitch of Russia, visiting London amid crowds and festive displays. Streets filled with vehicles and pedestrians as coronation activities continued, with police caution on barriers to prevent accidents. Sir William Vernon Harcourt reportedly declined elevation to the peerage during the coronation period.
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London
Prince of Wales
Victoria Station
Czarewitch
Russia
Gravesend
Commissioner of Police
William Vernon Harcourt
Debates on Philippine policy spark Civil War memories
In the House debate on the civil government bill, speakers recalled Grant Jackson and Sheridan and the brutality of Civil War prisons. Grosvenor cited Confederate leaders while Mahon described Andersonville and Libby, arguing Americans will back the blue in elections.
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Washington
Philippines
Grosvenor
Ohio
Grant
Jackson
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Andersonville
Libby
House
Henderson
de Armond
Missouri
Olmstead
Williams
Illinois
Corliss
Michigan
W. W. Kitchin
North Carolina
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
David F. Garvis
E. B. Berthoff
J. Call
Revenue Cutter Service
Wood
F. B. Thurber
Cuba
Jacob Smith
Shenandoah Valley
Phil Sheridan
Mr. Grosvenor
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Beauregard
England
Bartlett
Georgia
Lincoln
Virginia
Mr. Bartlett
Bote
Mr. Neville
Nebraska
Richardson
North
Mr. Mahon
Mr. Richardson
Sherman
Groevenor
Charles A. Dana
South
Soldiers Death Rates in Prisoner of War Exchanges Debate
In a July 16 1866 Stanton report a Union claim compared Confederate and Union prison deaths. Figures show 12 percent of 22000 Confederate prisoners died in Union prisons while about 9 percent of 27000 Union prisoners died in Confederate prisons. Several speakers from Tennessee Nebraska Alabama Tennessee Indiana spoke at the evening session before the House adjourned at 10 09 p m until tomorrow.
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Stanton
Messrs. Gibson
Tennessee
Neville
Nebraska
Burnett
Alabama
Gaines
Zenor
Indiana
Senators Debate Omnibus Territorial Bill and Statehood
In Washington on June 3, Senator Quay urged discharging the Territories committee to admit Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. Beveridge delayed action noting limited committee review. No vote was taken. A war secretary welcome and several fiscal measures were approved, including a Fredericksburg memorial and various land and infrastructure provisions, while Cherokee and Chickasaw treaty ratification lingered.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Beveridge
Indiana
Secretary of War
Artureo Calvo
Costa Rica
West Point Military Academy
Fredericksburg
Hugh Mercer
San Diego County
California
Missouri River
Cass County
Nebraska
Mills County
Iowa
Indian Territory
J. F. MelIndee
Corps of Engineers
Fort Hancock
Secretary of the Interior
Lawton
Anadarke
Hobart
Okla. T
Burt's plan to turn Philippines over to Japan as solution
Gen. A S Burt, recently returned from the Philippines, proposes selling the Philippines to Japan on an installment plan for 150000 with US coaling station leverage, arguing it would gain access to Asian markets and avoid large army costs. Reports from Manila note Moros attacked advance guard in Mindanao and local leaders cautious of peace talks. Acquittal of Capt John L Hines at Plattsburg court martial ends case of alleged coercion in Jolo robbery.
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San Francisco
A. S. Burt
Philippines
United States
Orient
Sherman
William E. Carlisle
First Cavalry
William R. Morris
Seventh Infantry
George W. Huycke
Sixth Infantry
Simon Snyder
Snyder
Fifth Separate Brigade
South Philippines
Iloilo
Andrews. Rowan
Nineteenth Infantry
McKinley
George Garcia
Manila
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Camp Vicars
Island of Mindanao
Badlingham
Frank D. Baldwin
Mindanao
Bacalod
Baldwin
Pinson
Twenty-third Regiment
Jolo
Fire Out of Fuse Triggers Brooklyn Trolley Disaster
A Myrtle Avenue trolley fire in Brooklyn, sparked by a blown fuse, killed the motorman and five passengers and injured many others who leaped from the car as flames swept its length. Names include Grace and Oscar Von Birkland, Thomas Huff, Philip Ross Jr., Frank Lorrell, with car loaded to 110 passengers on a return trip to the Brooklyn Bridge from Ridgeway Picnic Park. The car was almost destroyed and the fire spread rapidly through the woodwork.
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New York
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Grace von Birkland
Oscar von Birkland
Thomas Huff
Philip Ross, Jr
Frank Lorrell
Brooklyn Bridge
Ridgeway
Funeral of King Albert of Saxony in Dresden
The funeral at the Catholic Court Church in Dresden honored King Albert of Saxony who died June 19. Diplomats and royal mourners attended as Saxon officers kept vigil around his red satin pall. Queen Karola and the Empress of Germany sat in two pews as leaders including King George and Emperor William attended.
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Dresden
Saxony
Albert
Ambassador White
George
William of
Germany
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Grand Duke of
Baden
Karola
Empress
Tragedy in O'Brien: Two women killed by train
In O'Brien near Seattle, Miss Helen Stratton and Miss Ellen Ramsted were instantly killed when their buggy was struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train. A third passenger, James Miller, died three hours after the collision.
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Seattle
Wash
Helen Stratton
Ellen Ramsted
Northern Pacific
O'Brien
James Miller
Notable Northwest sports figure killed in Montana runaway
Helena Montana June 23 Charles S Dillon a leading Northwest sport figure was killed last night in a runaway accident while driving a fast trotter home from the race track Dillon 46 years old was widely known for his involvement in racing circles and local sports events.
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Helena
Mont
Charles
Dillon
Northwest
Christmas and Gron in Danish West Indies inquiry
Washington June 23 The House special committee investigating the Danish West Indies purchase resumes sessions. Chairman Dalzell presents papers from Swenson White and Captain Christmas detailing Gron and Christmas denials, with Swenson calling Christmas statements absurd. White recounts his Denmark trip to advance the sale, while Rogers of Standard Oil dismisses Christmas remarks as irrelevant.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Danish West Indies
Dalzell
Democrats
United States
Denmark
Swensor
Henry White
London
Walter Christmas
Hay
Sywenson
Captain Christmas
Nels Gron
Gran
Sears
Herring
Swenson
Christmas
White
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Troop M Cavalry men killed near Morong named
War Department reports that Sergeant Lewis Steward Corporal William J Black Corporal Edmond J Fennigan Peter Nes W Davis and Private Parson One were murdered after capture following the Morong incident.
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Washington
Chaffee
Missionary reports Boxer attack destroys chapel in China
An American missionary named Canright telegraphs from Cheng-Tu-Fu in Su-Chwan Province to say a Methodist chapel there was destroyed and ten Chinese converts were killed by Boxers. He notes the movement is spreading in the region.
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Peking
Canright
Cheng-Tu-Fu
Su-Chwan
Renn
Cook's Impeachment Echoes in Champe Ledger
A garbled note from a historic page mentions Champe and Pattie with a sense of cheer. It hints at a Cook impeachment theme, though the exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Champe Grey
Beckie Pattie
Cook
Cleveland party sails to Bussard's Bay
Former President and Mrs. Cleveland and their family left Iceton for Bussard's Bay this afternoon to spend the summer. They may return to Princeton later in the season.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Iceton
Bussard's Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.M. Campbell & Co. McOuat Building
Vatenca
Oxford
Edward
Gen. Grosvenor
Sheridan
Senate Proceedings
Mr. Quay
Japan
Moros
J. L. Hines
Steubenville
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Mingo Junction
Co. R. Walker
F. W. McElroy
Fairmont
W. Va
L. F. Cooper
Earl Frater
C. M. Miller
H. A. Wiggins
Chicago
Edward Doody
Woodville
Charles McMillen
Wellsville
H. F. Hannaford
Dallas
Tex
St. James Hotel
Main and
Murphy Streets
J. Fife
J. F. Hoffman
John Rose
James Nolan
Bert Windrey
F. M. A. Laschs
H. F. Jenkins
N. H. Dillon
Sherman Lodging House
St. James
McDonald
Clean
N. Y
Olean
Rock City
Bradford
Belles Camp
William J. Stewart
McCarty
Charterhouse
Porras
Dave Axp
Boston
Fas CO Majestic Building
Albert OF Saxony
Emperors William and
Francis Joseph
Heligoland
Cecil Quentin
Dover
Herbert
Paris
The
Daily Mail
Michael Henry Herbert
Edmund J. Monson
Cable Notes
Duke of
Manchester
House of Lords
Cologne
William
Herr von Thielen
Budd
Etoile Belge
Brussels
Count of
Flanders
Leopold
C. H. Wessels
P. G. W. Groebler
Europe
Thers
Lord Roberts
Lloyds
Captain Freeman
Turin
Victor Emmanuel
Rossini
Santa Croce
Mascagni
Lord Kitchener
French
Christmas and Gron
Bussard’s Bay
Colorado
Santa Fe
NEW
Kansas City
Pullman Palace
Deover
Dibperwick
Jenny Mears
Geo. T. Gunnip
Walmut St
Cincinnati
Hygienic Food Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S. A
Pye
Radnorainslie
Ats
Ele &Co
Atkins
Barry
Union Painless Dentists
Commer Market
Cireig
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