Investment Prices and Stock Listings in Brazil Indiana
Local financial note lists stocks including Belt Railway Preferred 140 and Common 10, Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co. 14, Indiana Title Guaranty & Loan 80, Law Building 85, HH. P. Wasson Co. Prof. 103. Prices provided upon request.
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Ee Eo Ind
Light and
Brazil
Ind
Lon Traction Co
R. R
Belt R. R
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Guar. & Loan Co
St K
Law Building
HH. P. Wasson Co
Telegraphers' tournament ends. MetClintic wins diamond medal
The American telegraphers' tournament concluded at 5 this morning with F. M. McClintic of the Associated Press Dallas taking the Andrew Carnegie diamond medal for best all around telegrapher. C. W. White of Richmond placed second and W. G. Johnson of Louisville third. McClintic set a ten minute record by sending 517 words. Other contests in code class and Morse sending followed with AP participants from Atlanta and Dallas among the leaders.
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Atlanta
Andrew Carnecie
F. M. MetClintic
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
C. W. White
Richmond
W. G. Johnson
Louisville
McClintic
White
Mr. Johnson
F. M. McClintic
Fr. G. Mathews
Atlanta, Ga
W. C. Murray
Five minute sending and Morse contest results listed
The report lists prize winners for five minute sending and receiving contests in telegraph and Morse disciplines. F M McClintle of Dallas wins multiple events including cleanest copy on a typewriter and fastest straight Morse dispatches, with other top placers from Atlanta, Philadelphia, Louisville and Memphis noted for various categories and a consolation prize in Morse.
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BEE
Bruckner
Dallas
Tex
F. M. McClintle
Associated Press
Atlanta Journal
F. M. McClintic
Philadelphia
E. E. Bruckner
Charles W. White
Richmond
Prise
Columbia Phonograph
J. Hillard
Memphis
Tenn
Notable Warren Banker Perkins Dies by His Own Hand
Henry Bishop Perkins, a leading Warren Ohio philanthropist and banker, killed himself by hanging in his office today. The Yale graduate and son’s illness are thought to have driven temporary insanity. Born in Warren, he headed the First National Bank of Arren and held prominent railroad and state roles with a fortune of several million dollars.
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Warren
Henry Bishop Perkins
Ohio
Yale
Mr. Perkins
First National Bank of
Arren
Saloon Keeper Shot by a Boy in Mingo Junction
In Mingo Junction on March 2, saloon keeper Vasil Paluich was shot by nineteen year old Edward Buchanan after Paluich chased away boys. He died tonight after the altercation, when Buchanan fired following a choke with a bung starter.
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Mingo Junction
Vasil Paluich
Edward Buchanan
Paluich
Buchanan
Judge Reagan's Condition Worsens In Texas Report
Palestine Texas March 2 John H Reagan remains in fragile health after a restless night and today. Doctors say he does not have pneumonia as previously reported though a severe cold threatens his lungs and could trigger pneumonia symptoms given his history.
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Palestine
Tex
John H. Reagan
Judge Reagan
House to focus on postal bills this week in Washington
The House will devote most time this week to postal affairs starting with a rural free delivery bill on a contract basis and later the post office appropriation measure. Debate is expected to run about two days, with substantial discussion over subsidies for fast mail and Cuban reciprocity plans shaping Republican caucus discussions.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Postoffice
Senate
Hoar
Spence
Cullom
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Clay
Turner
West
Mallory
Tillman-McLaurin
Civil-Service Rules Tilt On Political Activity
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner W D Foulke defining Civil-service stance on government employee political activity. In letters to Philadelphia Postmaster McMichael and R Francis Wood, Foulke condemns coercive solicitations yet supports voluntary contributions and personal political participation. He stresses that allowed activity must not undermine official duties, discipline, or public confidence in the merit system.
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Washington
Civil-service Commission
Foulke
McMichael
R. Francis Wood
Philadelphia
Mr. Wood
Democratic
Republican Fund
Receipts and Expenditures for February 1902 Revealed
Washington March 2 The monthly government statement shows February receipts of 41 159 739 with expenditures of 39 099 299 leaving a surplus of 2 080 449. Revenue sources include customs 20 213 999 internal revenue 18 455 780 miscellaneous 2 49 009. War Department spending 8 578 516 navy 5 709 079. Overall expenditures rise by 45 000.
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Washington
War Department
Navy
Mint Director Reveals February Coinage Totals
The February coinage totaled 39,261,340 units as issued by the director of the mint. Gold coinage amounted to 6,613,850, silver to 2,459,000, and minor coins to 123,490.
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Washington
the Mint
Prince’s visit ends with gift album souvenir
In Southland the prince's day ended with a mounted police escort to a depot and a short car ride through the city. Newell Sanders led a local committee presenting a silver bound album with relief battleside imagery as a keepsake he vowed to treasure.
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Newell Sanders
Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Nashville Station Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia spent fifteen minutes in Nashville arriving by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Road and departing for Louisville. Ten thousand spectators lined Union Station as Fisk University jubilee singers performed old plantation revival songs. Mayor J M Head and Governor McMillan welcomed him with a silver mounted cane from The Hermitage and a German American Society floral design.
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Nashville
Tenn
Prince Henry of Prussia
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Louisville & Nashville
Louisville
Union Station
J. M. Head
South
Fisk University
Europe
Prince Henry
Berlin
McMillan
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Ae Jackson
United States
Prince
Mayor Head
Tennessee
Our Republic
New Orleans
Packingham
Frederick
William
Jubilee Singers
Prince Henry of Prussia in Louisville Accident Delays Greeting
Prince Henry of Prussia arrived in Louisville at 745 p m and received a welcome, an engrossed address and an album before leaving for Indianapolis. A gangplank wedged between car vestibule and platform, tearing off the door and delaying the prince slightly. Detectives helped manage the moment as he met local officials and citizens at the station.
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Louisville
Prince Henry of Prussia
Indianapolis
Tenth Street
Louisville& Nashville Railroad
Prince
Wilkie
E. Pollter
Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Louisville Reception Delights 7 000 Crowd
Prince Henry of Prussia was welcomed in Louisville by Mayor Grainger and a 7,000 strong crowd. He received a souvenir album, schooled in German traditions, and acknowledged cheers from the platform and crowd. Departments lined rail yards with guards and German societies hosted post reception events.
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Louisville
Marion E. Taylor
Board of Trade
United States
America
German Empire
Prussia
Prince Henry
Germany
Beckham
Grainger
Col
H. S. Cohn
Asone
Louisville Anzeiger
Colin
E. E. Poller
Cincinnati
German Soldiers’ Society
Pollier
OWS
German Soldiers’ Aid Society of
Far East
Royal
William II
Social Maennerchor
Liederkranz
Concordia
Liederkranz Hall
Selbach’stel
Holleben
Bowling Green
Prince Henry praised mounted escort at Cincinnati
At Cincinnati on March 2 mounted police led Prince Henry’s train along the riverfront. The prince watched Sergeant Beringer and his riders, complimenting them as “fine a rider” and praising the officers under Beringer. A telegram from Poitier German Consul expressed royal gratitude for the escort's reception.
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Cincinnati
Prince Henry
Beringer
Poitier
Holleben
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy that soothes gums aids digestion and calms irritability. It notes availability from druggists worldwide and lists a 35 cent price. Also references Hale's Hovey of Horebouna Tarwin cures for coughs and Pike's Toothache Drops claimed to relieve pain within a minute.
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Hale
Hovey
Horebouna
Tarwin
Pike
Exports and Imports Rise in Manufactures Trade Reuters Style
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Washington figures show January 1902 exports of manufactures at 34,412,992 dollars, the largest January since 189? with notable gains over 1901. Seven months ending January reveal mixed results, with copper up and iron and steel down, while imports rise sharply in manufacturers materials.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Statistics
A Comely Prince at Waldorf Astoria
The New York crowd at the Waldorf Astoria last night witnessed Henry of Prussia arriving with a parade of flags. Onlookers noted his youthful appearance and nervous, unsteady steps, sparking speculation about his demeanor and future prospects.
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Julian Ralph
New York Mail and Express
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry
Prussia
Portrait of a German Prince in English Guard Attire
The article portrays a young German prince in a room filled with uniforms, praising his appearance and refined Guelph heritage. It notes his good looks, blue eyes, and fluent English, while contrasting him with other German officers and commenting on language proficiency and social bearing.
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Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Germany
Grudging Cuba relief promised by House leaders
The Hartford Courant condemns a minimal 2 percent Dingley tariff cut for Cuba, tied to a treaty and immigration laws admission. It warns that delays will ruin Cuban sugar planters and workers, with March harvests looming and the Senate unlikely to rush. The piece stresses American credibility and urgency in Cuba policy.
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Hartford Courant
Cuba
House
Palma
Congress
Washington
Havana
Enya
New York Times
Root
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Prince Henry Wins Favor With Slang Adaptation
The Prince demonstrates English ancestry by quickly adopting American slang during a visit to New York. He jokes about hustle and slang terms, displaying a playful, observant manner as he interacts with U.S. culture amid a traditional exchange of phrases. The piece highlights cross cultural linguistic humor in a palace tone.
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New York
Prince Henry
United States
Grant
Sune
Left Handed Ring Exchange Fails At Ceremony
In a mishap described by the Philadelphia Times a groom, best man, and minister gathered in the vestry as the organist played. The groom, anxious and embarrassed, asked whether the ring should go on the left hand and if cursing the bride was appropriate, but the minister fled before any vows could be exchanged.
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Cleveland
Spain
Barcelona
Philadelphia
Will Stay with Us Awhile Boston Transcript
Poultney Bigelow plans to leave his London home and move to the United States to devote his time to modern team problems and American relations with European countries.
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Boston Transcript
Poultney Bigelow
London
United States
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
SVE
Andrew Carneczie
F.F. M. McClintic
Royal Baking Powder
Pawsiia
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian St
Reagan
W. D. Foulke
Southland
Fiske Jubilee Singers
Sergeant Beringer
The
Cincinnati Mounted Police
Mrs. Winslow
Hood
Voriel'susiness
Monument Place
Ateeda
Atkins & Co., Inc
Indianapolis, Ind
W. B. Barry Law and Supply CO
Penn. ST
the Prince
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