Stock Prices and Bonds from Marion and Indianapolis Firms
A fragmented list shows a $6,000 U S Gov Coupon, various stock quotes for Union Traction Co Beit R R preferred and common stock, Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co stock, and H P Wasson Co stock with prices and request for price particulars on application. Cities mentioned include Marion Brazil and Indianapolis.
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U. S
Marion
Ind
Brazil
Indoco
Escobesay
Union Traction Co
Ae Union Traction Co
Beit R. R
Indianapolis
Kentucky fund plan eyed to back St Louis fair exhibit
Clarence Dallam, president of the Louisville Commercial Club, received a letter from a Pineville woman proposing one thousand Kentuckians contribute one dollar each to a Kentucky world’s fair fund after the House veto. Dallam agrees the plan could raise the needed sum and will hold an April 3 meeting to organize statewide canvass. he also soon travels to Louisville to confer with exposition managers as about twenty Hoo-Hoo members meet at Planter's Hotel.
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ST. Louis
Louisville Commercial Club
Kentucky
Clarence Dallam
Pineville
State Senate
Dallam
St. Louis World’s Fair group forms for a $40 building
An organization is created to erect a 40 building at the St. Louis world’s fair for member and guest use. H W McLeod of St Louis is chairman with A A White of Kansas City as vice chair. W C Rule of Kansas City serves as treasurer and J F Defenbaugh of Chicago as secretary.
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H. W. McLeod
St. Louis
A. A. White
Kansas City
W. C. Rule
J. F. Defenbaugh
Chicago
Board of Governors
W. L. Barnes
P. L. Whichell
J. B. White
H. L. Harmon
W. A. Pickering
Woman Shot by Ex Husband Improves in Emporia
Emporia Kansas reports Cora Silvers wounded yesterday by her divorced husband Stephen G Conkling who also wounded his mother in law and then killed himself. Doctors say she may recover as city agitation rises over three confessions found in the dead man’s pocket signed by prominent young men.
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Emporia
Kan
Cora Silvers
Stephen G. Conkling
Consolidation of Mining Companies in Utah
Salt Lake Utah March 28 The Daily West and Quincy mining companies two of the largest dividend paying properties in the State are to be consolidated and litigation involving millions of dollars is to cease. The properties of the two companies practically adjoin each other. Litigation in volving millions of dollars between the companies is brought to a close by the consolidation.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Daily West
Quincy Mining
Wealthy farmer murdered in Garrettaville woods
Warren March 23. William Hicox a wealthy farmer was shot through the head while gathering sap in the woods. His body bore bruises and a dog led the search party to the concealed corpse. No crew to his assailants.
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Warren
William Hicox
Garrettaville
Purdue Receives New Military Instructor Amid Spring Activities
Franklin College reports unusually large attendance as Purdue prepares to welcome Capt Ira L Reeves as military instructor reviving a department halted by the Spanish American War. Purdue teams excite fans with promising catcher Young Cook, spring baseball, and a busy campus with lectures, visits, and a near sellout band minstrels show.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Ira L. Reeves
Purdue
Reeves
Young Cook
Indianapolis
Eli Lilly
A. Keifer
E. S. Cotton
MC. A
A. W. Hanson
Tau Beta Pi
Carlyle, Philatethean and Irving
M. Hughes
Circle Francaise de L'University of Harvard
Big Nine
Chicago
George Ade
Cleir Peck
Ruby
Chicago & Northwestern R
D. P. Baldwin
Logansport
Culver Academy
College literary societies elect spring officers and baseball selection underway
Exian rary Society announces officers for the spring term led by President E. M. Johnson and secretary Maude Wett. Webster Literary Society also names officers including President Wrapp and Secretary Beryl Cooper. Indiana Delta of Phi Delta Theta hosts new students. Captain Branigan reports early baseball prospects with trials daily and a first game set for April 12.
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Exian Rary Society
E. M. Johnson
Arnold B. Hall
A. C. Everingham
Inez Ryker
Maude Wett
Mary Magaw
Max Hall
Frank Shields
Thomas Spaugh
The
Webster Literary Society
Phi Delta Theta
Maude Johnson
Branigan
Indiana State U prep for varsity baseball and track return
STATE UNIVERSITY Bloomington march 28 Jordan field readies for the return of baseball and track men next week. Captain Thornton and players Clevenger Chandler Richardson and Boyle brothers are back, with Krieg arriving Monday to help start the season. Notre Dame announces a Portland Oregon branch to open in September under Archbishop Christie. Caswell Grave of Johns Hopkins will lecture at Earlham College on nature study Saturday evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Jordan
Thornton
Clevenger
Chandler
Richardson
Boyle Brothers
Krieg
Terre Haute
Chattanooga
Alleman
Wright
Millette
Eaoneene Darby
Boyle
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Portland
Ore
Christie
Richmond
Caswell Grave
Earlham College
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
United States
Carmen
Lewis Institute
Chicago
N. C. Daugherty
Peoria
Baker
Colorado University
Swain
Indiana University
Kirk
Missouri
A. 5. Whitney
Michigan
J. W. Denney
University of Ohio
J. F. Brown
Iowa
Barrows
Oberlin
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Schlichter
University of Wisconsin
Fight at Charleston High School Farewell Event
In Mattoon Illinois on March 28 a class fight broke out at a farewell reception for retiring principal W W Wallis. Fifty Charleston High School students were involved as seniors clashed with juniors and sophomores. Athlete Will Miles suffered a broken jaw and several others were injured.
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Mattoon
High School of Charleston
W. W. Wallis
Will Miles
Franklin College opens spring term with large new student body
Franklin Indiana March 28 Franklin College opened its spring term with an unusually large number of new students. The term address by Prof. M E Crowell drew praise for a talk on Culture Value of Science Study. During vacation the Freeman Library was remodeled and enlarged to improve facilities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
M. E. Crowell
Freeman
James Addresses Coeducation Debate at Northwestern
Dr. Edmund James, Northwestern University president elect, reports a rising public hesitation toward coeducation and notes external signs of strain. He cites institutional policy shifts, growth of women’s colleges, and concerns that feminism may feminize campuses while calling for renewed study of coeducation’s aims and curricula.
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Chicago
Edmund James
Northwestern University
Lee
North Central Association Holds Seventh Annual Meeting in Cleveland
Eminent educators gather at Cleveland for the seventh annual convention of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools with morning, afternoon and evening sessions. E G Cooley of Chicago presents Small High Schools in Large Cities, discussed by E W Coy Hughes High Cincinnati C M Wood Washington University and J M Greenwood Kansas City. President Butler of Columbia University delivers an address at the Chamber of Commerce session.
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Cleveland
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Tracsurer
E. G. Cooley
Chicago
E. W. Coy
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Butler
Columbia University
Hazing at Missouri University Draws Dismissals
A campus hazing incident at Missouri University leads to the dismissal of nine students for detaining young women and examining their feet on the way to a banquet in Academic Hall. Several male guests disguised as women to pass the line were identified and targeted.
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Columbia
Missouri University
No Collusion In Case Involving William Faversham Divorce
In a New York divorce suit William Faversham and Marian Faversham deny collusion amid a letter and interview claimed to be from him. The letter asserts the terms were arranged by both parties with minimal press involvement, while the interview says the divorce was easy and without contest. Lawyers for both sides dismiss the allegations as absurd. Faversham in Pittsburg confirms the divorce was granted and says he will not discuss further.
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New York
William Faversham
Faversham
New York Herald
Marian Faversham
Herald
Pittsburg
Marion Faversham
A. H. Hummel
Herrle Denied Release in German Passports Case
Cincinnati March 2 Judge A C Thompson refused habeas corpus release for Heinrich Herrle in a Bavarian forgeries case. Extradition granted. Herrle to New York for German consul transfer as the case heads to the Supreme Court. Carl Poitier German consul testified. Herrle, a Bavarian banker and manufacturer, faces charges of forged instruments involving hundreds of thousands of marks.
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Cincinnati
A. C. Thompson
United States
Heinrich Herrle
United States Supreme Court
Carl Poitier
Baveria
Bavaria
Bank official alleges embezzlement at Riverside Bank
H C Copeland president of Riverside Bank reported to police that H G Ball receiving teller is missing and investigators found a shortage of 123500 in his accounts. Ball last worked Monday after cash failed to balance. Riverside Bank at Fifty seventh street and Eighth avenue, capital 100000, reported he had been well regarded and recently inherited a fortune and was engaged.
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New York
H. C. Copeland
Riverside Bank
H. G. Ball
Bell
Sysco
Fifty Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Wyoming Lynching After Supreme Court Reprieve
Casper Wyoming March 23. Charles Francis Woodward condemned for Sheriff W C Ricker murder was hanged by twenty four masked men on the jail scaffold. The crowd overpowered the sheriff, the rope was fixed, and Woodward leaped and died. A note on his clothing warned that law is too slow. The case began with cattle theft links, Woodward’s capture near Billings, and his final confrontation with Sheriff Ricker on January 2. The county prosecutor was urged to pursue a full investigation of those responsible.
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Casper
Wyo
Charles Francis Woodward
Sherif W. C. Ricker
Sheriff Tubbs
Tubbs
Woodward
Supreme Court
Charles Ricker
Sheriff Ricker
Chatterton
Bertha Woodward
Charles Woodward
Ricker
Billings
Mont
Lynching Threats Endorse Postmaster Guyer Flight From Clayton
March events in Clayton New Mexico report threats of lynching against Postmaster J W Guyer after the killing of jeweler William E Searles in self defence. Searles fired first. Guyer shot in return. Bond reduced to 1000 dollars, Guyer fled town bound for Washington.
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Clayton
N. M
J. W. Guyer
Willam E. Searles
Guyer
Searles
Hacker
Washington
EXPECTS ACQUITTAL In Heresy Trial Of Rev Granville Lowther
Arkansas City Kan March 3 In the Methodist Conference trial of Rev Granville Lowther each side rested its case today The prosecution centers on his remark that Christ died for man to show man how to die for man Lowther says his beliefs align with church principles A verdict is expected tomorrow Lowther says he will be acquitted Wichita Kan March 2 The Eagle reports the committee offered to acquit if he signed to time his heretical utterances Lowther refused saying he holds convictions and will remain with them He expects to be guilty in the morning report
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Arkansas City
Kan
Granville Lowther
Lowther
Wichita
the Eagle
Two Women Murdered in Ohio and Kentucky
Cincinnati real estate dealer C A Pendleton is jailed for murder after fatally shooting Mrs Anna Baker following a fence dispute. In Sax-ton Kentucky near Jellico, Mrs Green Older is killed at home by an unknown man who struck with an ax as her husband returned from the hen house.
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Cincinnati
C. A. Pendleton
Anna Baker
Pendleton
Baker
Jellico
Tenmn
Green Older
Saxton
Older
Disa Older
Miss Julia Lamont Improves At Home
NEW YORK March 2 Miss Julia Lamont daughter of Col Daniel Lamont ill at her home here is reported much improved tonight.
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New York
Julia Lamont
Daniel
Grape-Nuts Advises Moderation For Daily Use
A vintage wellness note urges moderation in Grape-Nuts consumption advising a maximum of three heaped teaspoons for the cereal portion per meal. It extols the product as fully cooked and nourishing for brain and nerve health, promoting steady daily nourishment and ready-to-eat convenience.
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
JFF
WVILD &@& CO
Stevenson Building
Invalid’s
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian Street
Watterson
Aean
Ene
Royal Baking Powder
William ST
U. S. Govt
E. M. Campbell & Co
Farmer
Maple Grove
Notre Dame
Obe
James
New
State University
Will
Earlham
James ON Coeducation
College Association Meeting
H. H. Powers
Ithaca, N. Y
Department of Political Science
Cornell University
Bureau of University Travel
Cornell
Leland Stanford University
Wyoming
Yester
Hood
Postmaster
Jusia Lamont
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