Bonds and Investments Snapshot From Depot Ledger
An itemized note lists bonds and investments including entries for Fowler in Knox County and Michigan City, with figures such as 10,000 11,460 12,000 and large sums in Louisville Kentucky and other locales. The fragment cites multiple institutions and locations, indicating a diversified portfolio with substantial totals and regional holdings.
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Fowler, Lo
Fowler
Wat'e
L'bt & Ht Co
Knox County
Led
de Lad
Mond
Michigan City
Lad
Louisville
del and Marios
Book notices and literary pursuits on publishing houses
A long list of publishers and works is reviewed, including E M Campbell Co over Columbia National Bank address, instrument sets and medical goods. Notable items feature Emmy Lou stories author Madden Martin, The Book of Beauty with Kipling and Arnold, Grounds of Theistic Belief revised for Oxford, Dr Edward Everett Hale’s Memories of a Hundred Years, and Dan Borem burlesque in Bret Harte style. Also announced are Some Ethical Phases of the Labor Question by Carroll D Wright and The Blood of the Nation by David Starr Jordan, with discussions of heredity and race survival. George Francis?
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Heart
McClure, Phillips & Co
Emmy Lou
Madden Martin
Attwood R
Louisville
J. B. Lippincott Company
Arnold
Rotyard Kipling
George F. Fisher
Yale University
Scribners
Oxford University
England
Edward Everett Hale
Macmillans
Dan'l
Dan Borem
Bretiarte
Aghton, Miffitin & Co
Boston
Carroll D. Wright
American Unitarian Association
David Starr Jordan
George Francis
Train's Autobiography Published by Appletons
A memoir titled written in the Mills Hotel in my seventy fourth year reports the life of a famed eccentric figure. The Appletons note the work is hard to condense into one volume as the author gathered memories over time. A stenographer visited each morning in summer 182 for two hours, dictating the book from bed or nearby, totaling thirty five hours and 100000 words.
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Train
The
Appletons
Mills
Richard B. McCoy obituary notes Maryland union link
Richard B. McCoy dies at eighty one in Dublin Harford County He served in the Maryland Legislature in 1961 extra session on State rights and was a firm abolitionist though opposed to negro suffrage He met with President Lincoln on negro suffrage the night before the assassination
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Baltimore
Richard B. McCoy
Dublin
Harford County
Mr. McCoy
Maryland
Lincoln
Death of Dr Eugene G Carpenter Columbus State Hospital Chief
Dr Eugene G Carpenter superintendent of Columbus State Hospital died tonight of apoplexy after being stricken last Thursday. A leading authority on mental diseases, he was forty four and previously served four years as superintendent after earlier work as assistant superintendent at Cleveland State Hospital.
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Columbus, O
Eugene G. Carpenter
Columbus State Hospital
Carpenter
Cleveland State Hospital
Col George H Mendall Dies in San Francisco
Col George H Mendall president of the San Francisco Board of Public Works died in city today. A West Point graduate he served as a Civil War engineer and aided in the siege of Petersburg. He was a noted authority on hydraulics.
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San Francisco
George H. Mendall
Board of
Pub-ic Works
West Point
Petersburg
Missing Young Man Richardson Search Extends From Munising
Relatives of Chester A. Richardson travel from Pelham New Hampshire to Chicago to help locate the 25 year old civil engineer who disappeared about a month ago while supervising the construction of a paper mill near Munising Michigan. He attended MIT and left Munising after planning to spend Sunday with a former classmate in Chicago. Dean Alfred E Burton of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology commented on the case.
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Chicago
Chester A. Richardson
Pelham
N. H
Munising
Mich
Richardson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tyrever
Dean Alfred E. Burton
Massachapy
James Younger the Notorious Bandit Shoots Self
James Younger once a member of the James gang killed himself in his St. Paul lodging house at age 54, leaving a letter to reporters citing despondency over ill health and separation from friends. The note mentions a romantic relationship and state pardons, with details of his strained ties to Cole Younger and a potential parole dilemma.
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St. Paul
The Younger Brothers and the Bank Raid in Northfield
JAMES YOUNGER. ST. PAUL MINN OCT 19 James Younger one of the three Younger brothers famed with Jesse and Frank James for post Civil War robberies. In September 1876 the band raided Minnesota reaching Northfield where cashier J L Heywood was killed defending the bank. Citizens pursued and after a siege three outlaws died and the Younger brothers were captured, later pleading guilty to murder in the first degree and sentenced to life in Stillwater. An 1889 pardon bid failed amid strong Northfield sentiment.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Missouri
Minnesota
Northfield
Rice County
First National Bank
J. L. Heywood
Jesse James
Stillwater
Cashier Heywood
Bob” Younger
Williiam R. Merriam
Pardon Pleas and Parole for Younger Brothers Reach Iowa
Petition signed by seamen and lawmakers across Missouri and the state push for clemency. A 1901 bill to grant life-prison parole after twenty-five years passed the legislature but faced veto risk. Governor Van Sant did not sign, yet a state board ruling declared the law effective, leading to Coleman and James Younger’s parole on July 10 1901 and release July 14. They were restricted to stay within the state and have since engaged in varied businesses. James Younger underwent surgery to remove a rifle ball from his back months earlier.
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ST. Paul
Minn
James Younger
James
Younger
Sveral
State Penitentiary
Jim Younger
Lassie
State Board of Pardons
Boise
Idaho
Jim
Cole Younger
van Sant
Wolfer
Bryan
United States
Pardoning Board
Missouri
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Elkins
Quantrell
House
Board of Prison Commissioners
Coleman
Race War in Alabama in Littleton Town Riot
In Littleton Alabama a race riot leaves one white man missing believed dead another fatally wounded and two black men seriously shot Shots erupted after a white man was pushed from a railroad trestle by a black woman A pursing group of white residents called on Sheriff Burgin as armed black residents held the town and stole powder from mine magazines guarding the area through the night
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Birmingham
Ala
Littleton
Ira Creel
Joe Thompson
John Baer
Will Tolbert
Thompson
City Marshal Killed During Riot in Blossom Texas
City Marshal Ben Hill was killed at a negro festival in Blossom Texas while attempting to quell a riot. Three negroes were shot by the attackers who killed the marshal, and the brothers responsible remain at large.
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Blossom
Tex
Ben Hill
Kansas City Horse Show Opens With 600 Entries
The eighth annual Kansas City Horse Show starts in Convention Hall tomorrow. Cecil W. Eveleigh de Molyons of London will be ringmaster, with judges Francis B. Drage New York Francis M. Ware George J. Hulme and others. Hornblower L. K. Cameron of Louisville to oversee herald duties.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Cecil W. Eveleigh de Molyons
London
Eng
Francis B. Drage
Francis M. Ware
George J. Hulme
New York
John D. Hope
F. A. B. Portman
Warrenton
J. E. Bowles
Bardstown, Ky
W. R. Goodwin, Jr
George L. Goulding
Denver
Jerome D. Eubanks
L. K. Cameron
Louisville
Hornblower
St Louis Horse Show set to eclipse prior years
The St Louis Horse Show at the Coliseum opens Monday night November 3 and runs through the week, promising record interest with fine horses in all classes. Notable exhibitors include Thomas W. Lawson Boston E S Stotesbury Philadelphia H E Tichenor C P Kimball and Edward W. Simms Chicago Murray Howe Memphis and others.
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ST. Louis
Coliseum
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Stotesbury
Philadelphia
H. E. Tichenor
C. P. Kimball
Edward W. Simms
Chicago
Murray Howe
Memphis
Three Trainmen Hurt in Kansas City Derailment
An eight mile per hour derailment of freight train No. 87 east of Kansas City injured three men from Slater Missouri. Engineer Lee Machen severely scalded and likely to die fireman J H Nichols back and right leg strained and R R Campbell right arm scalded. Cause of the accident is unknown.
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Kansas City
Chicago & Alton
Lee Machen
Slater
J. H. Nichols
R. R. Campbell
Stage Robbery Near North Yamhill Strikes Tillamook Line
Three masked men halted a Tillamook stage five miles from North Yamhill Oregon last night. They robbed passengers of 320, forced them to line up roadside, and escaped into timber country. Authorities doubt capture is likely given the wooded terrain.
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North Yam Hill
Ore
Tillamook
Fire at Hamlet cotton compress kills Clarksville bookkeeper
A fire at the Hamlet cotton compress destroyed property valued at an unspecified amount and caused the death of J. M. Wilson, a bookkeeper from Clarksville, Georgia, employed by the compress company. The Peedee ice plant, a large facility, 2400 bales of cotton, burlaps, and bagging were also burned.
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Hamlet
N. C
J. M. Wilson
Clarksville
Peedee
Behalf of a historic child soothing remedy text
An old advertisement promotes a soothing syrup claiming it eases teething pains colic and diarrhoea, softens the stomach and bowel pains, and is suitable for various infant ailments. It also mentions cough cures and a toothache drops product, with pricing around 26 cents per bottle and availability from local sellers.
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Alesse
Stase Tor Re
Winstos Corante
Shaw to Speak at Tomlinson Hall Tonight in Indianapolis
Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury arrives from Chicago at 3 40 pm and will be entertained at the Columbia Club before delivering a address at Tomlinson Hall at 8 pm. The audience including business men will hear a Republican campaign speech presided by Hugh Hanna with the Marion Club and Indianapolis Military Band present.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Tomlinson Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Representative Overstreet
Columbia Club
John Perin
Marion Club
Indianapolis Military Band
Hugh H. Hanna
Indianapolis
Shaw
H. H. Hanna
Sound Money Forces
Middle West
Senator Hanna to Tour Indiana by Special Train
The Republican state committee plans a two day tour for Senator Hanna across Indiana. The C H D railroad will provide a engine day coach and private car with stops at Evansville Princeton Vincennes Washington Elnora Linton Terre Haute Brazil Greencastle Indianapolis Anderson Muncie Portland Redkey Union City Hartford City Marion Bunker Hill Logansport South Bend Portland Beveridge Fairbanks Durbin New joins at Cincinnati and Indiana reps are invited to board.
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Republican State Committee
Senator Hanna
Indiana
C., H. & D. Railroad Company
Hanna
Cincinnati
Beveridge
Evansville
Princeton
Vincennes
Frank B. Posey
Washington S. 8
Baldwin
Elnora
Daviess County
Linton
James Bingham
Muncie
Terre Haute
Brazil
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Anderson
Landis
Charles W. Miller
Portland
Redkey
Union B. Hunt
Hartford City
Newton W. Gilbert
Marion
Robert A. Brown
Bunker Hill
Logansport
South Bend
Lake Shore
Warren Bigler
Pary
C. C. Lyons
J. Karl Bain
Speakers
Harry S. New
Campaign Tale Highlights Republican View Of Dems In Rail Strike
Senator Fairbanks tells a campaign story about a Western railway strike to illustrate Democratic incapacity. A master mechanic hires two engineers, one from Pennsylvania and one from a logging camp, and assigns them tasks to test their experience. The scene ends with confusion as neither shows decisive skill.
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Fairbanks
Pennsylvania
Joe
Kansas City
Pennsylvania Line
Locomotive Spins Through Roundhouse In Wild Escape
A locomotive surged in and out of a roundhouse as the engineer fought to control it. The master mechanic urged him to shut the door while the engine flashed back and forth at high speed.
Louisville Hosts Large Fire Insurance Agents Convention
Delegates to the annual convention of the local fire insurance agents of the United States are arriving in Louisville, with the main body expected tomorrow. The three day event opens Tuesday at 9 30 am and features extensive discussions on industry topics and an elaborate entertainment program. Denver seeks the next meeting site.
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Louisville
United States
Denver
Princeton Gala Week Prepares for Wilson Inauguration
Princeton M J Oct 19 Preparations for President Woodrow Wilson's inauguration are nearly complete. Notable guests include ex-Speaker Reed Mark Twain Robert Lincoln and J Pierpont Morgan. Leading colleges and university leaders will attend. A Columbia Princeton football game at University Field follows a reception at Prospect.
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Princeton
M. J
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Sam L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Robert T. Lincoln
Wayne MacVeagh
Philadelphia
United States
W. J. Magee
New Jersey
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
William Satterlee
Washington
Scarborough
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
Thomas Nelson Page
A. K. McClure
Thomas N. McCarter
Roebling
Trenton
Joseph Wharton
J. Dundas Lippincott
University
Lving
Harvard
Abbott Lawrence
Yale
Hadley
Johns Hopkins
Remsen
West Point
Mills
Columbia
Butler
University of Pennsylvania
Harrison
University of California
Wheeler
University of Wisconsin
Birge
University of Minnesota
Northrup
Lafayette College
Kirkpatrick
Vassar College
Taylor
Wellesley College
Alice V. Prowe
Princeton Theological Seminary
B. B. Warfield
Union Theological Seminary
C. A. Briggs
Pune Aess
Alexander Hall
Wilson
Northwestern's New Head Installed in Evanston
Northwestern University began the installation of Edmund Jones James as president with a week of services in Evanston. Delegates from major institutions attended as the city wore gala dress with flags and purple bunting. Dr James attended religious services at seven churches with addresses from Bowdoin College’s Rev Hyde and Dickinson College’s Rev Reed among others.
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Chicago
Edmund Jones James
Northwestern University
Evanston
James
Henry Wade Rogers
First Methodist Church
William de Witt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Hyde
George E. Reed
Dickinson College
William F. Slocum
Colorado College
James D. Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson Jege
Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Plants
Lawrence University
Clifford W. Barnes
Illinois College
Marine Private Devlin Arrested in Silinsky Murder Case
Private John F. Devlin of the United States Marine Corps at League Island navy yard is arrested on charges of being accessory after the fact to the murder of Chris Silinsky. Corporal Reese Jones, in Panama with a marines battalion aboard the cruiser Panther, is sought by warrant.
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Philadelphia
John F. Devlin
United States Marine Corps
League Island Navy Yard
Chris Silinsky
Reese Jones
Panama
Panther
Silinsky
Marine Corps
League Island
Devlin
Crown Prince of Siam Seen in Philadelphia Visit
The crown prince of Siam, guest at William Potter in Chestnut Hill, toured the city with Potter this morning. After visiting the main streets he returned to Chestnut Hill for dinner, with plans to visit Hal in the afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Crown Prince of
Siam
William Potter
Italy
Chestnut Hill
Potter
Cit
Hal
Ewan
Aes
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Scrofula
An advertisement touts scrofula as commonly inherited and widespread among children and adults, listing symptoms like neck bunches and sores. It credits Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills with thousands of permanent cures and includes a testimonial from Jowns of Parkee City, Indiana praising the remedy.
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Hood
Maxs
J. H. Jowns
Parkee City
Ind
American Royal Cattle Show Opens in Kansas City
The American Royal Cattle Show begins at the stock yards with top blooded stock from Herefords Shorthorns Galloways and Aberdeen Angus. Entries exceed prior shows with two score breeders entered and more than 100 individual breeders contributing from two dozen states and territories plus Canada.
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Kansas City
Nationalre
Canada
Mistaken for a deer in Maine woods injury to patrolman
Patrolman George H. Tomlinson was wounded while moonlight hunting in Maine by James Sutphen who mistook him for a deer. The bullet struck his left hip area but did not fracture bone. He was transported 18 miles by buckboard, then by train to his home, receiving medical attention from multiple doctors. The incident occurred twelve miles east of Jackman during a hunting party’s break. The wound is not life threatening and hunting plans were interrupted.
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George H. Tomliheon
Maine
James Sutphen
Lake Erie & Westerns
Peru
City
Massachusetts Avenue
Mid
Tomlinson
Minerva Street
Gene
Jackman
Rane
Lee
Bat
Tne
Tomlison
Mail clerk credits Hermsen for saving his life in Vandalia wreck
A mail clerk who rode in the same car as F H Hermsen, killed in the Vandalia wreck at Reelsville last Wednesday, says Hermsen saved his life by opening a door and urging him to jump free as brakes and engine reversed. The man survived. Hermsen’s funeral was largely attended with floral tributes including one from the Protective Railway Mail Clerks.
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F. H. Hermsen
Reelsville
Hermsen
Pga Ene
Arrest Of Louise Keeny In Austin TL District
A well dressed white girl named Louise Keeny of Austin TL was arrested last night by Bicycle Policemen Lowe and Trimpe. Suspected of derangement, a complaint was filed by Dr Furniss of West New York Street. The report mentions prior calls seeking sedatives and disturbances, with an unclear reference to a Nichols family in the same area.
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Louise Keeny
Austin
Lowe
Trimpe
Dr. Furniss
New York Street
Et Times
Tyr
Nichols
General household milk remains superior and constant
The notice states that cow's milk is not subject to changes in composition and emphasizes that a general household milk is always available and of consistent quality across climates. It highlights the milk's reliability and universal accessibility for households.
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Sentir
Bedford
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
E.M. Campbell & Co
Columbia National Bank
East Washington Street
Armmuatrong &Co Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian Sr
Walter Crane
Carnegie Library
Braddock
Rossier
Scotland
Joliet
Andrew Co
Hha
National Library Association
Pat Galvin
Police Department
New Orleans
Fatty
Galvin
Hennessy
Northfield Bank
Alabama
North Carolina
Mrs. Winslow
President Wilson
Northwestern
Crown Prince OF Siam
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Otice
Paree Ae
Eggreg Museum
Button Chestnut Hill
Royal Cattle Show
Maine Woods
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