Bonds We Offer From Marion Indiana and Nearby Firms
J. F. Wild & Co bankers advertise bonds for Marion Licht and Heating Co Union Traction Co New Telephone ist U S Coupon 1908 U S 8 per cent Daviess Romney Sullivan County Indianapolis Street Railway Rockhk HP Wamon Co preferred Capital Nations Bank Stock Law Building Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co and details on application Old Main to New teas Stevenson Building address listed.
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Marion
Ind
Licht and Heating Co
Union Traction Co
U.S
Daviess Romney
Sullivan
Indianapolis Street Railway
SsSrockk HP
Wamon & Co Co
J. F. Wild & CO
Bankers
Stevenson Building
Armstongs Rubber Goods Advertises Medical Supplies
An Indianapolis advertisement lists beds, pillows, chair cushions, rings, urinals, bed pans, fountains and bearings, hot water bottles, stomach tubes and baths, bath cabinets from WM. H. Armstrong & Co., surgical instrument makers at 224 and 226 Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invalid’s Rubber Goods
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Ingalls School Commencement at Christian Church
The Ingalls May 27 commencement exercised in the Christian Church featured diplomas presented by the county superintendent. Graduates include Lida Colborn Lee Argadine James Hutchinson Walter Schaub Fred F. Davis Alta Richards Guy Williamson. Dr J M Liller delivered the address.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Towens
Kev
Noa Smith
M. E
Whs St
Emma Johnston
Ed Sr Byre Selling
Cory Hardy
Earl Boston
Alice Keller
Fos Ween May Silva
Margaret Garretson
Virgil Jones
Lena Hillman
Walter D. Teague
L. E. Alexander
Ingalls
Ind
Christian Church
Lida Colborn
Lee Argadine
James Hutchinson
Walter Schaub
Fred F. Davis
Alta Richards
Guy MW Iiiamson
J. M. Liller
Indiana to send five-man team to Chicago conference meet
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Bloomington Indiana May 27 Indiana will be represented at the Chicago conference meet next Saturday by five men Lockridge and Martin in the sprints Matthews in the hurdles Shockley in the broad jump and Elfera in the weights None of these men is regarded as fast but the best chances are with Lockridge in the broad jump who has done 19 feet 5 inches this year and Elfers who is throwing the hammer over 13 feet Commencement Feature at Wabash Crawfordsville Ind May ％ A special feature of the commencement season at Wabash College will be the dedication of the soldiers memorial tablet on Monday June 11 at 2 3 o'clock in the afternoon Those taking part include Gen J Black Harry J Milligan President Kane Capt John E Cleland Gen Lew Wallace and James Whitcomb Riley.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
Lockridge
Martin
Matthews
Shockley
Elfera
Kiey
Elfers
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
J. ©. Black
Harry J. Milligan
Kane
John E. Cleland
Lew Wallace
James Whitcomb Riley
Counterfeiter Fails in Escape at Union Station
Fred Littleton, handcuffed to two prisoners and a deputy marshal, escaped from custody at Chicago Union Passenger Station while en route to Milwaukee federal prison. Shots were fired but he was not hit. Littleton, a valued prisoner sought by secret service, allegedly carried bogus fifty cent pieces.
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Chicago
United States
Fred Littleton
Milwaukee
Union
Littleton
Trust kill bid to prove illegal national electrical trust
Independent electrical supply dealers ask President Roosevelt to urge the attorney general to obtain evidence in Chicago against officers and members of the National Electrical Supply Dealers Association. They accuse officials of conspiring with the National Electrical Manufacturers Association to crush independents, form a national electrical supply trust, and raise prices. They offer witness cooperation if court action is authorized.
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Roosevelt
National Association
Chicago
National Electrical Supply Dealers’ Association
United States
National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
Supply Trust
New Railway Proposed in Illinois and Virginia
Articles of incorporation filed for the St. Louis and Newport News Railroad Company to build and operate a line through multiple Illinois counties to Newport News Virginia. Principal office planned in East St Louis with $50,000 capitalization. Incorporators include John H Brinkerhoff R H McAnulty Thomas N Chase Clarence B D Warner and more.
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Springfield
John H Brinkerhoff
R. H. McAnulty
Thomas N. Chase
Washington Deblot
Clarence BD. Warner
James A. Rearden
St. Louis
St. Clair Nite
Chicago
O Brien a Perjurer Star Democratic Witness Prob Ably Prosect
Captain McDonald pressed for O Brien's federal prosecution after refuting his testimony before the Philippines committee. He presented War Department documents showing O Brien misrepresented being at Igbaras when it was burned, and defended orders to burn towns housing insurgents and ladrones.
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Washington
McDonald
Philippines Committee
Corporal O'Brien
Rawlins
O'Brien
Dietrich
Lodge
O’brien
Senator Lodge
Capt. McDonald
War Department
San Joaquin
Igbaras
Company M
Pedro Gardenero
Guimbal
Gardenero
Boardman
Captain McDonald
Hughes
Senator Culberson
Glenn
Lieutenant Colonel Chamberlain Ordered to Philippines for Duty
San Francisco dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Chamberlain, chief inspecting officer of California since April, ordered to the Philippines. Col. Peter D. Vroom named successor. Manila-bound officers include Captain Herschel, Captain H. B. Dixson, Lieutenant T. P. Thompson, and Captain W. S. Scott. The Buford sails June 1 from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Department of California
Philippines
Peter D. Vroom
Governor's Island
N. Y
Manila
Buford
Herschel
H. B. Dixson
Ninth Cavalry
T. P
Buffalo Ordered to Sail for Philippines Now Relief Not Needed
The training ship Buffalo, held in readiness at New York to transport supplies for West Indian volcano victims, is ordered to sail for the Philippines about June 1. It will carry officers and enlisted men to relieve counterparts in Manila and bring home the previous relief party, plus stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buffalo
New York
Philippines
Manila
Baptist Missionary Societies Vote to Stay Separate
A May 27 mass meeting in St Paul rejected a district secretary merger linking the American Baptist Missionary Union, American Baptist Publication Society and American Baptist Home Mission Society. Dr C A Cook urged against consolidation while proposing a seven member committee to educate Baptists on mission labor and aid in fund-raising, succeeding the disbanded Sexternette Beneficence commission after six years. The panel would oversee a three year term and recommence for another term.
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Cook
New Jersey
Sanallotwanea
Port submission to mass meeting gains plan for regional offices
The mass meeting notes a 9000 collection in the first year and debt repayment by several societies. It backs organizing work via local offices and recommends appointing a general superintendent if a $5000 annual salary for three years can be raised outside regular funds. Commission and secretaries to report at May anniversaries.
Too Young to Wed. Bohemian Lover Kills Sweetheart and Shoots Self
In Chicago Emil Rossman aged nineteen shot his sweetheart Sophia Batalia and then killed himself. They had fled Bohemia two months earlier with an uncle. Authorities found them under a West Side sidewalk. the girl died, Rossman survived faintly. In Denver Cass Daweron thirty shot his wife at the Victoria Hotel and killed himself after a dispute. The couple, circus performers, had been street show performers recently. Daweron had been fined for disorderly conduct before the fatal act.
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Chicago
Emil Rossman
Sophia Batalia
Rossman
Bohemia
Denver
Victoria Hotel
Cass Daweron
Daweron
Damage by flood hits Pueblo railroads and homes
Floods along Fountain river cause $300,000 in Pueblo damage. Railroads suffer most with washouts and destroyed bridges halting all through trains. No confirmed deaths, but reports of missing persons and 500 homeless. Bridges damaged in county and city valued at $100,000 each. private property also $100,000. Weather hampers repairs. east Pueblo streetcar service suspended for days.
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Pueblo
Col
Fountain River
Fountain
East Pueblo
Arkansas River
Proposals for reduced benefits and diplomatic talks
The Cabinet discussed Indian appropriation and omnibus claims bills, both signed by the President, while two other measures face minor objections. Secretary Hay finalized a Chilean extradition treaty aiding criminal defaulters, and consular duties for Cuban commerce were temporarily assigned. Nominees to various federal posts and ambassadors were sent to the Senate, with Pulaski and Steuben statues likely to adorn Lafayette Square. A trip to study Negro conditions concluded, and Hobson’s retirement bill gained committee approval as navy expenditures in the Philippines rose past twenty million dollars.
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Hay
United States
Walker Martinez
Chile
Santiago
Wilson
Woman fatally shoots self at St George plantation home
The wife of Jano S Martin was accidentally killed at her home on St George plantation above New Orleans. While rearranging a dresser she toppled a double barrel shotgun loaded with No 6 shot. The two pellets struck her face and breast, causing instant death. She was from a prominent state family.
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New Orleans
Jano S. Martin
St. George Plantation
Visitors from France Entertained in New York City
Count De Rochambeau and delegates arrive after West Point visit. Welcome by Mayor Low and Ambassadors Cambon. A rain drenched crowd cheers as the procession tours Broadway to City Hall. 8000 join a Madison Square Park parade and a Waldorf banquet honors the allied officers.
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New York
Count de Rochambeau
West Point
Hudson
United States
Dolphin
Fournier
Periere
Ambassador Cambon
Major Low
Countess de Rochambeau
Low
Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Col
T. A. Bingham
Raymond F. Rogers
Ambassador Porter
Secretary of the Interior
Cornelius N. Bliss
van Wyck
Philip Rhinelander
Volks, Wilcox
Lederie
Hawkes
Grout
France
Cambon
Rochambeau
Washington
Lafayette
America
Fifth-avenue
Madison Square Park
New York National Guard
Count Rochambeau
Brugere
de Chalendar
Mayor Low
Waldorf-Astoria
Order of the Cincinnati
Order
Astor Gallery
French Count Rochambeau Visits West Point Cadets
Count De Rochambeau and party visited the United States Military Academy at West Point New York in heavy rain. Cadets in raincoats were reviewed, inspected by the visitors, and treated to a gymnastic display before a short address praising the cadets. The party then departed by Dolphin to New York City.
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West Point
N. Y
Count de Rochambeau
United States Military Academy
Col. Mills
Count Rochambeau
United States
Dolphin
New York City
Homeopathists Meet In Indianapolis At Denison Hotel
The Indiana Institute of Homeopathy gathers about a hundred physicians for sessions at the Denison Hotel. Dr C Stewart opens proceedings with reports by officers and papers read by S Harrell Nobbiesville J Meade Cincinnati E Sevringhouse New Albany W Hinsdale Ann Arbor C Sawyer Marion J Hicks Huntsville C Viehe Evansville F Ketchum Vai 80 Baldwin Jeffersonville F Adams Indianapolis J Mann Eemlartee etc.
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Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Denison Hotel
C. Stewart
Indianapolis
H. H. Haker
Muncie
S. and
M. H. Harrell
Nobbiesville
S. J. D. Meade
Cincinnati
H. Baldwin
Jeffersonville
Adams
J. E. Mann
Eemlartee
Medical debate fuels quit of operations for this disease
A medical meeting discussed advisability of operations in this disease while others felt cautious. A committee including Dr. Holcombe, Dr. John N. Taylor, and Dr. J. A. Compton was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Dr. John R. Haynes. The session planned officer elections and readings, and Dr. A. Michael faced expulsion for alleged unprofessional conduct and quackery, a Northern Indiana physician.
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Holcombe
Kokomo
John N. Taylor
Crawfordsville
J. A. Compton
Indianapolis
John R. Haynes
A. Michael
Indiana
New Corporations Formed Across State Lines
Madison Tobacco Company in Madison organized to manufacture and sell tobacco with capital stock listed as $0,000 and directors S. M. Strader William H. Miller John F. Hammell John T. Skelton John H. Shanback Lincoln W. Cravens. Machine Electric Supply Company of Muncie filed incorporation with $10 capital and directors George A. Caldwell Carl Smith Walter D. excae Victor E. Silberburg. Markle Telephone Company of Markle Huntington county incorporated with $6,000 capital and directors Erastus 8. Fisher Franklin E. Alshouse Abraham May. Oakland City Fair Association formed to run annual county fairs in Gibson and adjacent counties with $3,000 capital and directors John W. Skannington Frank H. Picker N. G. Stucky.
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Madison Tobacco Company
Madison
S. M. Strader
William H. Miller
John F. Hammell
John T. Skelton
John H. Shanback
Lincoln W. Cravens
Machine Electric Supply Company of
Muncie
George A. Caldwell
Carl Smith
Walter D.excae
Victor E. Silberburg
Markle Telephone Company
Markle
Huntington County
Erastus 8. Fisher
Franklin E. Alshouse
Abraham May
Oakland City Fair Association
Gibson
John W. Skannington
Frank H. Picker
N. G. Stucky
English Visitors At Hotel English Observe American Ways
Henry Wooldridge of Stourbridge England stays at Hotel English with daughter Flora visiting the United States. He comments on American tobacco spitting and gum chewing, noting English manners and roads. They plan to leave for Chicago and aim to reach England by early August without a Westward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wooldridge
Stourbridge
England
English
Flora Wooldridge
America
De Pauw trustees meet. finances strongest year yet
The De Pauw University board of trustees held a meeting at Hotel English last night. They plan a June gathering at the university. President William Newkirk said the year’s receipts nearly matched disbursements, marking the strongest financial year on record. No faculty changes are planned. President Gobin and Chancellor Hickman were praised for their work.
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de Pauw University
English
William Newkirk
Gobin
Hickman
Logansport Citizens Dine With City Leaders at Denison Hotel
A large Logansport party including Mayor elect Vaughn and Councilman B. Boyer dined at the Denison Hotel. Elks carnival and Commercial Club representatives joined, traveling on the Union Traction private car Martha.
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Logansport
Denison
George Barnett
Commecial Club
B. F. Louthaing
T. J. Plank
A. R. Keesling
Union Traction Company
Martha
Acton Park Assembly plans summer attractions
The Acton Park Association directors met in the tabernacle and heard the secretary report. Arrangements for Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Gen. Gordon to address the assembly were announced with Lee set for the first Sunday after opening July 18 and Gordon to follow. Further attractions are planned but not yet definite.
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Acton Park
Fitzhugh Lee
Gen. Gordon
Gen. Lee
Acton Assembly
Touch of cool weather ushers in May pattern
The weather office reports a brief visitation of cool air with May’s changeable pattern. Temperatures dipped to the fifties after midnight, rose to 58 by afternoon, and stood near 52 last evening. The cooling wave came from the Northwest and weakens as it moves east. No lasting chill expected for the summer ahead.
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Weather Office
Contest of Mrs Hitchcock Will Reaches Circuit Court
Cyler Merrill and Charlotte Shideler sue to void their sister Rachael Hitchcock's will claiming incapacity and undue influence. The document left Charlotte 200 dollars and the rest to nephews, nieces, and Cyler, with a 40 dollar gift to Mrs Webber for care. Attorneys probe jurors on belief in spiritualism as trial proceeds.
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Cyler Merrill
Charlotte Shideler
Rachael P. Hitchcock
Charlotte
Cyler
Directors’ Club Meeting Reports Benefit Lecture Net
The Boys' Club entertainment committee chaired by Mrs. Harry E. Newt announced net receipts from Gen. Fitzhugh Lee's lecture at English's Opera House for the club's benefit totaling £642. The committee expressed satisfaction at the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club
Harry
New Ts
Gen
Fitzhugh Lee
English
Opera House
Marriage Secret a Failure Sparks Muncie Union
Marriage between Marry Beard a clerk in the Big Four Railroad freight office and Miss Cuba H. Sweet a stenographer for A. B. Meyer Coal Company occurred in Muncie last Sunday. The couple intended a secret union for months, but friends learned of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Big Four Railroad
Cuba H. Sweet
A. B. Meyer Coal Company
Muncie
Denison Hotel Heads to California for Mystic Shrine Pilgrimage
Messrs. Jackson and Fulwell proprietors of the Denison Hotel will join the Mystic Shrine pilgrimage to California next week. William F. Crist of Hartford City, a partner with Mosere Jackson and Fulwell, will manage the hotel in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jackson and
Fulwell
Denison Hotel
California
William F. Crist
Hartford City
Mosere Jackson and
Spofford FE and Spofford E Tyler Ill in Indianapolis
One of the city’s long time residents, Spofford FE Tyler, andSpofford E Tyler, are reported seriously ill in Indianapolis. The item notes their condition and local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spofford FE. Tyler
Spofford E. Tyler
Indianapolis
Spring Medicine Promises Vitality Against Spring Ailments
In spring, when blood is impure and energies flag, medicine is said to restore health. The era notes pimples, weak vitality, poor appetite, and general debility as signs needing treatment and renewed vigor.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pilis Promises Purging Health
An old promotional testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as blood purifiers that restore vigor and appetite. A Vermont resident, Miss Beotam Boyce of Stowe, recounts feeling run down before using the products and benefiting greatly. The ad asserts the remedy will cure and has kept its promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Miss Beotam Boyce
Stowe, Vt
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