National banks and embezzlement warned by official
Mention of government deposits embezzlement risk for trust company officials, Charles Martindale of Indianapolis in Washington on Supreme Court business, Rep Hrncik's return from Indiana and renomination talk, Columbia National Bank approved as reserve agent for First National Bank of Wabash, Roosevelt nominating two postmasters, James A. Hargis at Perry County, Senator Fairbanks petitions on a Dick measure creating an international reserve for state militia bodies.
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Charles Martindale
Indianapolis
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Columbia National Bank of Indianapolis
First National Bank of Wabash
Roosevelt
Wollana
Davis L. Elliott
Warren
Frank S. Miley
Matthews
Fairbanks
National Guard Committee
International Reserve
State of Indiana
Ae IL Wee Company
Fey of
Pebruery
W. H. Hart
Office of Auditor
State of Indians
MARKT
Charles Broadway Rouss dies in New York famed for Restoration bid
Charles Broadway Rouss, born 1836 in Woodsboro Maryland, died of heart disease and dropsy in New York. He built a Confederate monument, funded a UVa lab, and offered one million dollars to restore his sight after going blind. He moved to New York in 1865 and remained in business here.
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New York
Charles Broadway Rouss
Rouss
Woodsboro
Winchester
Stourt Hope Cemetery
University of Virginia
Richmond
Memorial to South African fallen cast in New York
A bronze twelve foot high statue by Hamilton McCarthy is cast at Henry foundry as a memorial to South African battle casualties. The first name on the roll of honor is Lieut. Charles Carroll Wood, son of Capt. J Taylor Wood, tied to Confederate and U S figures. The statue depicts a signal gesture with the Enemy sight, to be unveiled in May with Queen Victoria’s era noted.
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New York
Henry Foundry
South Africa
Charles Carroll Wood
J. Taylor Wood
Tallahas See
Jefferson Davis
Brandson
Zachary Taylor
Hamilton McCarthy
Chicago Express
Empire State Express
Hudson
Hudson River
Albany
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Chatham
Castleton
Schodack
Weather forecast for Indiana Kinots and Ohio regions
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. Indiana shows cloudy skies with rain in the south, Wednesday generally fair with fresh north winds. Kinots expects cloud and southern rain, colder in the far south, followed by Wednesday largely fair and north winds. Ohio predicts cloudy Tuesday with rain or snow, warmer in the south, and Wednesday rain or snow with colder conditions in the south and variable to north winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
Ship notices show arrivals at Gibraltar and Smyrna and several Atlantic sailings from Glasgow Liverpool New York and Boston. Vessels Kale erin Maurie Theresa Amster am Minnehaha Vaderland Celtic Laurentian Saxonia depart and arrive, listing routes from New York Rotterdam Antwerp Genoa and Naples during early March.
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Gibraltar
Kaleerin Maurie Theresa
New York
Naples
Genoa
Aller
Genova
Latellie Bromo-Quinine Tab Lets Cure Cold and Grip
The advertisement promotes Latellie Bromo-Quinine Tablets as a celebrated cure for cold and grip with a price of 5 cents. It stresses that the name must appear on every box of the genuine product.
Illinois fines upheld in Booth v Illinois ruling on futures options
The U S Supreme Court affirmed Illinois Section 130 fining option deals in futures, upholding a $100 fine on Alfred G Booth. Justice Harlan noted possible aims to curb gambling and market manipulation, while Detroit streetcar fare 3 cents was invalid as a contract bound by prior 5 cent rates. other cases including Botkin and Rio Grande dam were addressed.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Illinois
Alfred G. Booth
State of
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Fuller
Brewer
Peckham
Harlan
Booth
United States
The
Rio Grande Dam and Navigation Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Territorial Courts
New Mexico
Elphant Buttes
Mexico
Rio Grande
Road project nearing completion and court action planned
The text notes a road project near Northwestern roads nearing completion with plans to file a bill soon. It is believed the suit will be filed in the United States Circuit Court at Minneapolis Minnesota, though the exact court action is not yet definitely determined.
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United States Circuit Court
Minneapolis
Minn
Six Rounds to a Draw Amid Tight Chicago Card
Benny Yanger of Chicago drew six rounds with Kid Broad of Cleveland at the America Club in Chicago. Yanger was hurt late, Broad pressed for a knockout but the bell ended the fight with a disputed decision. Mike Schreck defeated Hugh Kelly in six. Goodman knocked out Fellows in two. Philadelphia Jack OBrien defeated Andy Walsh in three. Sandy Ferguson beat Ben Taylor for heavyweight England title claim. Danny Duane won vs Emil Sanchez in Milwaukee boxing card.
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Benny Yanger
Kid" Broad
Cleveland
America Club
Yanger
Hogan
Broad
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Hugh Kelly
Kid’’ Goodman
Boston
al Fellows
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
America
England
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Andy Walsh
Brooklyn
O’brien
Walsh
London
White Chapel
Sandy” Ferguson
Ben” Taylor
Milwaukee
Wis
Danny Duane
New York
Emil Sanchez
Cuba
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Elks High Scores Lose to Knights in Local Bowling
Fraternal Association games last night saw the Elks post three high scores but drop the first game to the Knights of Pythias. Buffaloes swept two from Royal Leagues. other matches featured low scores. Leo Gour, fourteen, rolled 257 in South Bend, with match talks between Louie Seifert and Hugh McGovern noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Brunswick
Louie Seifert
Hugh McGovern
Brooklyn Pugilist
Four Hundred and Chickadee Lead New Orleans Card
In New Orleans on March 3 The Four Hundred Chickadee and Imp Albula were top picks. Jockey Gormley fined for the first race ride on Julia Junkin and warned for future consistency. Rees recommends reinstating Herting after a spring ban. Burns and Wilson sign to ride in France. Oakland results show Courtier winning and favorites prevailing with reported odds and finish order.
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Four Hundred
Chickadee
Imp. Albula
Gormley
Julia Junkin
Judge Rees
Memphis Jockey Club
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R. Burns
J. Wilson
France
Merry Maker
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Courtier
Harry Thatcher
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Lodestar
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Sea Lion
Supposed Dead Man Alive Prompts Mystery in Worcester
Friends of Martin Curley who was thought buried in Worcester ten years ago have received letters claiming he is alive and prospering in Minneapolis while promising a Springfield visit. A man killed in Worcester freight yards after Curley left was later identified as him by authorities, leaving a modest cemetery stone marking the presumed grave.
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Martin Curley
Worcester
Springfield
Mass
Minnewaukan
N. C
Carley
Springfeld
Curley
Sigma Phi fraternity marks 75th anniversary in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York on March 3 the seventy fifth anniversary of Sigma Phi fraternity began with a dance for about forty attendees. Tomorrow will host anniversary exercises and banquet as delegates from many colleges attend.
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N. Y
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Sigma Phi
Kappa Alpha
Union
Massillon man accused stabs officer in escape attempt
Massillon Ohio March 2 Michael Kinereary charged with abusing his mother at North Lawrence near here last night resisted arrest stabbed Constable Persky escaped and is still at large.
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Michael Kineary
North Lawrence
Persky
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold If you will take in time
Laxative Bromo Grns Tablets claim to help prevent colds by regulating digestion and aiding the body's defenses. The ad mentions BE. W. Greve's signature on the product line and urges timely use for best effect.
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BE. W. Greve
Germany Opens Door to Open Trade Policy in China
Berlin reports in Reichstag that Germany seeks only economic interests in China and Korea, denies seeking concessions, and aims to maintain open door while not interfering with others. Chancellor Von Buelow stresses friendship with United States, calls Prince Henry visit a gesture of good relations, not a political move. News covers South Africa, Anglo Japanese matters, and river flood reports in Europe and America.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
House of Commons
Duel in Budapest Leaves Radovisky Wounded
Count Stefan Tisza and M Radovisky members of the House of Representatives fought a sword duel in Budapest after a Diet dispute. Radovisky was severely wounded in the arm. the men refused reconciliation and the fight followed a heated exchange of vituperations.
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Stefan Tisza
M. Radovisky
House of Representatives
Abolition Decrees Issued for Cameroons and Togo
BERLIN reports the Reichsanzeiger publishes decrees on gradual abolition of house slavery in the Cameroons and Togo colonies, signaling a shift in colonial policy.
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Reichsanzeiger
Cameroons
Togo
Delays and confusion as Kentucky floods cripple rail traffic
Western trains stalled along the line and no reports reached Grand Central. Hudson River division avoided service with local trains only as records failed due to overwhelmed wires. Expresses and limited trains were overdue or lost, leaving officials uncertain about arrivals and locations.
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Day Express
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Southwestern Limited
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New England Express
Lipton responds to Post on Shamrock II charter clash
Sir Thomas Lipton replies from London that he will not charter Shamrock II to race against Columbia with American crews. He suggests using Columbia’s own American crew if Columbia sails this season and offers Shamrock II free use if Post outfits and funds racing. Lipton doubts American versus British crews settle superiority.
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C. W. Post
Columbia
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
London
Shamrock II
Post
Sir Thomas Lipton
Rough polo game ends with Muncie win and injuries
Richmond was defeated 10 to 1 by Muncie in a rough polo match at Muncie Indiana. Higgins struck Moran of Richmond in the face. Moran left the game for an inning but returned. Houghton cut Higgins’s eye with his stick, delaying play. Attendance was 170. Separately in Chicago eight clubs discussed convention voting and admission rules for automobilists. In Atlanta Leander and Ruiz won the twelve hour bicycle championship by two lengths.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Richmond
Polo
Higgins
Moran
Houghton
Atlanta
America
Leander and Ruiz
Lake and
Turville
Paine's Celery Compound Ten Years of Blessed Work
Ten years of Paine's Celery Compound brought cures for weakness debility and disease. The advert notes global distribution and claims victories over rheumatism neuralgia heart trouble dyspepsia anemia and kidney issues with thousands of letters praising permanent cures. It urges prompt use and cites physicians prescribing the remedy for general malaise sleeplessness and despondency.
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Paine
Pritani
Exhibition opener set as Indians face Cincinnati in April
Manager Watkins announced the first exhibition game will be played in Indianapolis on April 5 against the Cincinnati National League team. Indianapolis opens the preliminary season with Cincinnati on April 6 and 7. In Ohio a Sunday baseball bill seeks passage to legalize the sport as an amusement on Sundays. Pitcher Parks signed by New York club. Manager Fogel confirms Frank Parks will play for the New York team this season.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
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Kinney
Cuyahoga
Parks
New York
Fogel
New York Baseball Club
Frank 5. Parks
Pennsylvania Rail Road reports 191 earnings rise and assets
The annual operations report shows total earnings of 195 426 878 for lines east and west of Pittsburgh, net earnings 64 914 491 after expenses, and a profit of 1 083 927 added to the loss account after deductions.West of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Company net income 3 681 260 and Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway net income 7 015 568 with gains and charges detailed.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Columbia appoints Woodbridge to chair of philosophy
NEW YORK March 3 The Columbia University board of trustees appointed Prof. Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge to the chair of philosophy created by Dr Nicholas Murray Butler becoming president. Woodbridge is head professor of philosophy at the University of Minnesota Rogers Seeger was named adjunct professor of political economy to fill the Mayo-Smith vacancy from the University of Pennsylvania.
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New York
Board of Trustees
Columbia University
Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge
Nicholas Murray Butler
Woodbridge
University of Minnesota
Onry Rogers Seeger
Richmond Mayo- Smith
University of Pennsylvania
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a pharmacist will refund money if it fails and features W Grove's signature on each box.
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W. Grove
Securities and mortgages description with maximum risk noted
A fragment describes bonds and securities linked to real estate and loans, listing state and county bonds, stock liens, and premium debts. It notes collateral worth double the mortgaged amount and records the greatest single risk at seventy thousand dollars.
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United States
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