Bond offerings and stock listings in Indiana counties
A scanned notice lists bonds and stock items including £10,000 in Knox County Indiana $11,000 in Hendricks County and $20,000 in Jackson County. It mentions Union Traction Co of Ind Capital National Bank stock and other securities such as Rand Fertilizer Co Pret. stock Delt KR K common stock Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co stock and Ind Tithe Guaranty & Loan Co stock with request for like and particulars upon application.
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Knox County
Ind
Hendricks County
Jackson County
Union Traction Co
Capital National Bank
Ranh Fertilizer Co
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
Tithe Guaranty & Loan Co
Kipling and Daskam in Forum March number
The March Forum features Kipling and Daskam pieces with strong illustrations from artists like Du Mond Remington Lockwood Kipling and Glackens. Colonel Denby contributes What of the Democratic Party arguing silver issue and McKinley politics while other essays cover British rule in Canada presidential powers and King Edward VII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Rudyard Kipling
Josephine Dodge Daskam
F. W. du Mond
Frederic Remington
J. Lockwood Kipling
Orson Lowell
Te Varian
Ellen Bernard Thompson
W. J. Glackens
Charles Denby
Evansville
Denby
McKinley
Colythe
White House
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Dominion of Canada
Edward VII
Fourth Estate aims to follow Joy of Capt Ribot
Book notes survey new titles from Brentano’s to Macmillan and D Appleton with themed works on fiction, astronomy, geography, and history. It highlights The Fourth Estate by Valdes, The Romance of the Heavens by A. W. Bickerton, The Great World Power wall chart, and Maurice Thompson’s My Winter Garden among others. The piece also previews Birth a New Chance by Columbus Bradford and The Mayflower and Her Log by Age Ames with scholarly notes. It mentions Admiral Dewey’s approval of a Bacon article and illustrations from Farragut’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Ribot
Valdes
Brentano
A. W. Bickerton
New Zealand
Macmillan Company
Interstate Press
Chicago
Indianapolis
Maurice Thompson
Old Vincennes
Century Company
D. Appleton & Co
Edward VII
Garrett Serviss
Brooklyn
Alfred Ayres
Betsy Ross
CC. C. Hotchkiss
United States
England
T. Egleston
Port Hudson
Independent
Thomas Scott Bacon
Richmond
Dewey
Farragut
A. C. McClurg & Co
Columbus Bradford
Houghton
Mittin Ca
Age Ames
Wit Hae
Secral
Pilgrim voyage notes and publishers push for fixed book prices
A New York Sun summary notes Dr. Ames reconstruction of the Mayflower voyage and adds a report on publishers moving toward uniform book pricing. Harper’s plans to publish a forthcoming fiction volume at a fixed price of 1.25, with discounts for libraries, and stores’ role in enforcing the new system as department stores embrace price uniformity to restore independent booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun. Hook Publishers
American Publishers’ Association
Harpers
Trade With The Orient Exports To China Fall Markedly
Washington report notes China war disrupts US trade as seven months to January show a 13 percent rise overall while exports to China drop over 6 percent. Telegraph instruments flour bacon and cheese rise slightly. cotton cloths and hardware, cars, lumber, furniture fall sharply. Mineral oils and tobacco also decline.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
China
United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Spanish Cabinet Crisis Clouds Madrid Steers Toward New Government
Madrid reports Senor Villaverde agreed with Senor Silvela to form a cabinet and will submit a list to the Regent tomorrow. Queen Maria Christina met retiring premier Agenrraga at noon, but he declined to organize a ministry. The Regent seeks a crisis solution without policy change amid Liberal opposition and El Heraldo's sharp critique.
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Madrid
Senor Villaverde
Silvela
Senor Silvela
Maria Christina
Agenrraga
Senor Sagasta
Senora Villaverde
el Heraldo
Tip Worth 150000 For Holland House Waiter
Adam Brunner, head waiter at the Holland House in New York, gains the notice of Charles M Schwab as the steel magnate advises him on investments amid the forming steel titan. Schwab suggests Wall Street options to place Brunner’s savings, highlighting a sudden rise from a quiet server to a favored adviser’s confidant.
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New York
Adam Brunner
Holland House
Charles M. Schwab
Adam
Schwab
New Men in the Senate Mitchell and the Two Joes Rise
Washington report on the incoming fourteen new senators, led by John Hipple Mitchell of Oregon who returns to the chamber after a lifelong, storied career. It notes the pair of Kentucky and Texas Joes entering the Senate, Joe Blackburn and Joe Bailey, and highlights other arrivals including Fred T. Dubois of Idaho, William A. Clark of Montana, and successors for Chandler, Butler, Sullivan, and multiple state seats.
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Washington
John Hipple Mitchell
Oregon
Henry W. Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Senate
John H. Slater
Slater
United States Senate
Mitchell
Senator Mitchell
Duc d'Rochambeau
France
Bailey
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Joe” Bailey
House of Representatives
Mrs. Bailey
Joe Blackburn
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Teller
Crawford County
Illinoia
Yale
William A. Clark
Montana
Cram
Connellsville
Mount Pleasant
Colorado
Central City
Cal
Joseph
Nez Perces
Chandler
Henry
Burnham
Wiliam
New Hampshire
Manchester
Dartmouth
N. H
Sturd
Dartmout
North Carolina
F. McL. Simmons
Marion Butler
Carmack
Tennessee
St -Essor
Turley
Nashville Democrat
The
American
Memphis
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sumner County
Columbia
Tenn
Sullivan
Mississippi
Anselm Joseph McLaurin
Walthall
Brandon
Miss
Imi
Smith County
Summerville Institute
Robert Jackson Gamble
Pettigrew
South Dakota
New York
Akron
Fox Lake
Wis
Lawrence University
Yankton
D. D
Murphy J. Foster
Louisiana
Louisiana Lottery Company
Jewish Benevolence Opens Biennial Session in Chicago
The Order B rith Abraham opens its biennial meeting at Medinah Temple with 350 delegates from 267 lodges and an audience numbering in the thousands. Reports show $83,577 in benefits paid since the last convention, with $7,724 per member in annual benefits, plus $4,268 for sick benefits and $25,000 for other benefits by subordinate lodges. The grand master notes 42 new lodges and 4,731 new members, and mentions plans for reserve funds and stricter candidate examination, plus hospital contributions and an international expansion including Breslau, Germany. A banquet for 600 follows the session, with daily meetings scheduled for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Order B'rith Abraham
Medinah Temple
United States
Breslau
Germany
Morgan's Cause Espoused by Chicago Labor Union
The Chicago Federation of Labor representing over 100000 workers adopted resolutions supporting Gunner Charles Morgan in his bid for navy promotion. They condemn Admiral Sampson's stance on Morgan's application and urge President McKinley to endorse equal opportunity without class distinctions.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Charles Morgan
United States Navy
McKinley
For
Admiral Sampson
Sai Sampson
Petition to McKinley Demonstration in Havana
A 5000 strong torchlight procession from National, Republican and People's parties marched to the Governor General's palace in Havana. A delegation presented General Wood a petition urging absolute independence for Cuba. The event, aimed at rebuking US Congress members over the Cuban amendment, ended with cheers for the United States.
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Havana
Marti Theater
Republican
People's Parties
Constitutional Convention
Governor General's Palace
Wood
McKinley
Cuba
United States Senate
House of Sepeseencaltves
United States
Mutinous Soldiers Reach El Paso En Route to Philippines
The train with 400 New York recruits mutinied at Ennis Texas on Friday and reached El Paso March 3. Guards locked car doors while ten prisoners were held in transit. They will be tried in San Francisco and several men reportedly deserted along the route from Texarkana to El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
New York
Philippines
Ennis
San Francisco
Trans
Texarkana
German Industrial Notes Reflect Rivals in Berlin Markets
Berlin focuses on United States Steel Corp expansion and sharp competition. Schaffhausen Bankverein posts 1909 profits of 9,476,789 marks with 7 percent dividend amid capital rise. Coalottenburg plans 11 million mark loan at 4 percent. Siemens Halske and Schuckert secure Trondhjem project. North German Lloyd declares 1.5? dividend and reports 27,097,157 marks 1909 profits. Deutsche Bank shares rise on favorable results. Pig iron syndicate votes to cut output. Association of Foundries seeks price cuts or cancel old orders, which the syndicate rejects.
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United States Steel Corporation
Berlin
Schaffhausen Bankverein
Coalottenburg
Siemens & Halske Electrical Company
Schuckert Electrical Company
Nuremburg
Trondhjem
Norway
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Discento-Gesellchaft
Deutsche Bank
Lorraine and Luxembourg
Seegerland
Association of Foundries
Lake of Petroleum Adame Fire Burns Oil Lake
Beaumont Texas March 3 a blaze from four locomotives set a large pond near Lucas geyser ablaze turning the lake of petroleum into a seething pool of flames. The fire spread to an oil bank beside the railroad, destroying a boarding house housing eighty workers and their effects. No derricks had burned by 4 pm. fire likely to last four hours.
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Beaumont
Tex
Looting in Peking described by an American officer
A dec 4 letter from an American officer in Peking argues that American troops limited looting to bedding, noting some thefts occurred but were controlled. He recalls courts martial, guards, and confiscation of loot, contrasts with English plunder in Gordon era, and reflects on morale, missionaries, and wartime hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peking
America
Ligaes Eure Court
Lcense
Tien-Tsin
Gordon
Summer Palace
United States
Legations
Legation
Prince's Place
Philippines
Ecorral
Trols
United
Lates
Kipling
Shamrock II Boss Lipton Sees Satisfying Shamrock II Work
Glasgow March 3 Sir Thomas Lipton spoke on his return from Shamrock II inspection and praised workmanship and progress saying plating forward, hull smoothness and quality could not be surpassed He expected to launch with April high tides and be ready for exhaustive trials before the cup races in American waters.
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Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
Brave Little Dog Saves Woman From Fire In Sutliff Block
March 3 report from Warren details a Sutliff block fire causing about 10000 in losses. Mrs. Priscilla Shoenberger was rescued from a third story window by firemen after her dog barked and bit her heel to wake her, guiding her to safety before the dog perished.
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Warren
Sutliff
Priscilla Shoenberger
Odd Fellows and Maccabees
Excelsior Printing Office
Western Reserve Democrat
Volunteers Returning Home From Manila War Front
The Thirty-fifth United States Volunteer Infantry arrived in Manila from Bulacan and will sail home around March 15 aboard the transport Thomas. Captain Draper near Calonapo led 180 marines along the Bataan coast, capturing two insurgent officers and fourteen men, seizing twenty six rifles and destroying 14 000 bushels of rice and 10 carabaos. Insurgent Colonel Cristobal surrendered at Naic Cavite with two officers and twelve men, handing over twelve rifles.
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Manila
United States Volunteer Infantry
Bulacan
Thomas
Draper
Calonapo
Bataan
Cristobal
Naic
Cavite
May Strike Again in New York City
A general order from Deputy Commissioner Devery directs precinct commanders in Manhattan and Brooklyn to hold officers who may go home after midnight in reserve. Police are kept ready for potential trouble as Brooklyn Rapid Transit workers plan a strike tomorrow.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Devery
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Queer excuse for strike in Tampa cigar factory
Cigar makers at La Paz and Parsons walk out after a reader is instructed to read from a book objected to by women for immorality. Men claim the text is mis—yet management cannot intervene. Each side departs with its leader to the streets.
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Tampa
Fia
la Paz & Parsons
President Sam Puts on a Sub
President Sam left Port au Prince with a portion of the Haytien army for a three month excursion into the north. In his absence M Lancrede Auguste, minister of the interior, with a special commission, governs civil affairs at the capital.
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Port-Au-Prince
Hayti
March
Sam
M. Lancrede Auguste
Rosslyn Ferrell Funeral Draws Crowds in Steubenville
Two thousand people crowded the residence of the late Rosslyn Ferrell for a funeral today. Rev. J. Lawrence officiated as the Hamlin Methodist Church choir sang. The service urged the youthful to walk in righteousness. Lillian Costlow and her mother of Columbus attended and received the body at the cemetery. Miss Costlow showed great grief.
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Steubenville
Rosslyn Ferrell
Rev. J
Rence
Hamlin Methodist Church
Lillian Costlow
Columbus
Chilean presidential convention selects Vicuna ahead in ballots
In Valparaiso Chile the presidential convention chose candidates by ballot with Claudio Vicuna Fernando Lascano and Augusto Matte in the running. Vicuna headed all ballots as the leading candidate advanced in the process.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Claudio Vicuna
Fernando Lascano
Augusto Matte
Capt. George Stone Dying at Cincinnati March
Capt. George N. Stone, president of the local telephone company and a major figure in Cincinnati street and civic affairs, is reported dying. The article notes his prominent role in business and public works as his condition worsens.
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Cincinnati, C
George N. Stone
Local
Navy standards in Admiral Sampson’s era attract letters
W E Curtis reports Chicago Record readers applaud Admiral Sampson’s view that navy officers must be polished, educated and sociable. He describes Sampson’s ascent from humble beginnings, first in class at Annapolis, and notes colleagues’ belief that naval leadership requires gentlemanly Education, tact, and ability to mingle across ranks.
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W. E. Curtis
Chicago
Navy
Washington
Admiral Sampson
Naval Academy
Sampson
Palmyra
N. Y
Annapolis
Sowell
Higginson
Rodgers
Watson
Schrey
Sam
Academy
Bot
Com Congress
John Jones
Nation backs effort to be a thorn in side
Mrs Nation declares support to oppose a rival move, echoing a past rivalry. An abrupt action by Arte mic Ward shifted attention as his right eye met the opponent's right fet, signaling a turning moment in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas City
Nation
Erner
Mrs Wileslow’s Teething Syrup Promoted for Baby Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Wileslow’s soothing teething syrup as the best remedy for teething distress and related coughs. It claims quick results within days, offering a life on the bottle for fifty cents and noting its availability widely.
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
Mr. Means
Calais
Campbell, Wild & CO
Stevenson Building
Outtiitsa
WM. Ll. Armstrong & CO
Surgical Instrument Makers
Meridan St
Ames
Plymouth
Harper & Bros
Laverde
Senor V
Walter
Mr. Schwab
Texas Joe
Kentucky Joe
W. A
Clark
Senator Caffery
Ralph Burton
Senator Baker
Kansas
Indland
Franklin College
Depauw University
Ingalls
Harris
Thomas M. Patterson
Rocky Mountain News
Ireland
Indiana
Alva Adams
Order of Harith Abraham—Reserve Fund
Morgan
M*kinley
Adame
Shamrock
Little Dog
Strets
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railway
Por President
G. N. Stone
Hood
Iteelf
Ianshin
Allen B. Wrisley Co
Shen Dian
California
Gunner Moregan
Mra. Winston
Bette
Hale
Otk Reese
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