Bonds October Investments Across Indiana and Kentucky
A list of bond investments and amounts across multiple Indiana counties including West Baden Greene County South Bend Waterloo and Clay County with additional entries for Morgantown Somerset Fowler Knox County Richmond Michigan City and others. The totals show varied sums including 900 700 and 12 000 with several entries in the thousands and tens of thousands.
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West Baden
Ind
Greene County
South Bend
Waterloo
Mt. Vernom
Clay County
Indianapolis
Morgantown
Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
Somerset
Fowler, Lnd
Fowler, I Nd
Wat'r, L'lot & Hi’t Co
Knox County
Richmond
Michigan City
Tom Johnson a Fakir. Cleveland Mayor Denounced by Hanna
Senator Hanna denounces Mayor Tom Johnson as a fakir in Cleveland. He claims the city's tax record contradicts Democratic claims and accuses Johnson of personal financial gain as he launches Republican campaign messaging.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Johnson
Grape Nuts Helped Woman End Prolonged Illness
A Rochester minister's wife recalls recovery from nerve exhaustion and anemia after three years of bad diet and magnesium carbonate habit. At an eastern sanitarium she was fed Grape-Nuts, which improved digestion and enabled her to quit the habit. She reports rapid health return and renewed strength to attend to duties.
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Rochester
N. Y
Senator Critiques Official Over Rail Fortune and Misrepresentation
Johnson and the senator spar over a street-railway magnate described as having built wealth abroad and returning to pressure local industries with false statements. The senator commends the energy and credit due for property development, then accuses him of misrepresentation to undermine rail and related corporations.
Uribe-Uribe Defeated at Ladenaga Battle
Government reports from Barranquilla state a fourteen hour battle on the Magdalena river at Ladenaga. Forces of Generals Uribe-Uribe and Castillo attacked the town after regrouping defeated troops. The revolutionists were completely defeated with heavy losses, signaling pacification of Magdalena Department. Uribe-Uribe reportedly has no significant following and faces guerrilla action or exile to Curaçao.
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Panama
Colombia
Salazar
Barranquilla
Ladenaga
Magdalena River
Uribe-Uribe
Castillo
Department of
Magdalena
Curacoa
Cuban Rural Guard Reform Sets 3008 Men in Havana
A decree in Havana orders a reorganized Cuban rural guard with civil duties, totaling 3,008 personnel including headquarters. Salaries allocated for officers and privates range from 4,000 to 216 per year, with enlistment for four years.
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Havana
Leutenant
Cavalry
Infantry
Greatest gas well escapes in Armstrong county
Worthington Pennsylvania October 21. The Peter Kerr farm well near here is releasing more than 20 million cubic feet of gas daily and shows no signs of being controlled. In eleven days since sand was struck over 220 million cubic feet have escaped, enough to supply a city of 10 000 people.
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Worthington
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania
Peter Kerr
Here
Movements of Steamers Across European Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures at Boulogne sur Mer Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp Glasgow London and Liverpool with vessels including Statendam Moltke Pretoria Kaisers Maria Theresa Pennland Astoria Minneapolis and Altonia from New York Hamburg Philadelphia and Boston dated Oct 21 through Oct 2.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Statendam
New York
Rotterdam
NEW_YORK
Moltke
Hamburg
Kronpring Wilhelm
Bremen
Plymouth
Pretoria
Eee York
Pro- Cherbourg
Kaisersh Maria Theresa
Antwerp
Pennland
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Astoria
London
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Altonia
Boston
Indictment of Masonic Temple head over tax deception
The grand jury indicted James H. Gormely president of the Masonic Temple Association for complicity in an effort to mark over $25,000 in taxes as paid on county books without actual payment. County Treasurer Raymond was told the $27 tax for the building would be paid within a day or so.
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Chicago
James H. Gormely
Masonic Temple Association
Raymond
Beveridge Delivers Emphatic GOP Call in Winchester
Thousands of Randolph county residents packed Winchester as Senator Beveridge spoke on Republicanism. He urged "Get out the vote" as the decisive campaign slogan, predicting Indiana's strong Republican turnout and a lead of 20,000 in the state. He also addressed farming issues and the party platform.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Randolph County
Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
A. O. Marsh
J. W. Macy
J. S. Engle
D. Coats
8. R. Bell
Union City
Judge Marsh
Jack Gowdy
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Ohio Line
Illinois
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Ohio
Democratic Faction Strife in Terre Haute Dems Over Judges
In Terre Haute on October 21, factional fights within the Democratic Party intensified over the judge contests. Lamb faction control prompts attacks on Republican judges while critics accuse Lamb leaders of focusing on county candidates. Sawyer’s defection to Lamb ties him to regional interurban road interests amid ties to the Terre Haute company and its union disputes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
B. F. Shively
Lamb
Fred Smith
Lamb County
Shively
Lamb Firm
Democratic Gazette
Piety
Stimson
James S. Sawyer
Elmer Williams
Williams
Sawyer
Vermilion County
Terre Haute Company
Will Get Only His Party Vote In Howard County
A Delphi correspondent claimed Judge Kirkpatrick carried Howard County twice for judge in the Ninth district race against C. B. Landis. The error notes the Ninth district includes Howard and Tipton counties and recalls Tipton’s historical voting shape, with Tipton electing Howard County against him by about 00.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Delphi
Indianapolis
Judge Kirkpatrick
Congress
C. B. Landis
Howard
Tipton
Kirkpatrick
Tipton County
W. W. Mount
Landis
Hartford City Campaign Meeting Draws Sparse Crowd
John W. Kern of Indianapolis spoke to Hartford City Democrats in the courtroom, but turnout was weak despite thorough promotion. Local leaders blamed the small crowd on voter apathy as Kern discussed Governor and congressional contests and party prospects in the county.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Democracy
Kern
Payne and Holliday Speak in Danville Courtroom
In Danville Indiana on October 21 Hon E S Payne and Rep E S Holliday spoke to a capacity crowd in the Circuit Courtroom. Payne praised Indiana’s Republican leanings and urged support for state and federal tickets. Holliday argued Democrats offer no clear issues and pressed tariff reform to curb trusts and monopolies. Holliday canvasses Hendricks County this week, aiming for a larger majority than two years ago.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Ind
E. Payne
Congress
Indiana
Newport
Holliday
Republcan
Hendricks County
Great meeting at Goshen with Durbin and Brick
Governor Durbin and Representative Brick addressed a packed Irwin Opera House Goshen Ind drawing large Elkhart county turnout. Brick framed the trust issue as a problem solved by Republicans while Durbin touted fiscally conservative governance and nonpartisan state management.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
W. T. Durbin
A. L. Brick
Irwin Opera House
Elkhart County
Opera House
Elkhart
Durbin
Representative Brick
Congress
Campaign speeches rally Republican ticket in Indiana
In Orleans Arcadia Greensburg Elwood and Tell City districts on October 21, Republican candidates Charles B. Rogers and Charles B. Landis spoke to large crowds praising the party and urging strong support. James S. Watson and Frank B. Posey also drew enthusiastic audiences while Durbin’s absence disappointed supporters.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
James S. Watson
Adams
Jeff C. Davis
Clarksburg
Democratic lead narrows in county race as tax issue stirs
In Kokomo Indiana on October 21, comments reveal a fifty year Democratic auditor streak with a single interruption. Republicans stake victory on high taxes and predict a reduced majority if voters swing. News notes include Hanly's travel to Greentown and leg of speeches at Swayzee and Vermont Howard township. A letter to the Indianapolis Journal from Perkinsville Postmaster Charles P. Etsler denies a ten dollar campaign levy allegation by Cromer as false.
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Indianapolis Journal
Orleans
Ind
Charles B. Rogers
Opera House
Orangeville
Arcadia
Charles B. Landis
Landis
Jackson Township
Ie County
Kokomo
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Greentown
Swayzee
Vermont
Howard Township
J. F. Statesman
Peru
Edward Daniels
Tipton
Daily Sentinel
Cramer
the Sentinel
Perkinsville
Cromer
Roosevelt
Charles P. Etsler
Plater wins Silverbrook Stakes at Morris Park setting track record
A. D. Aste's Plater favored at 9 to 10 won the Silverbrook selling stakes at Morris Park, clocking 1:02 1-2 for five and a half furlongs and shaving half a second from the track mark. Cinquivalla finished second with Wax Candle third as Tip Gallant won the Corinthian steeplechase. Dom Paul led in the Diamia stakes. Vincennes, Ascension, and Huntressa also featured in the day’s card with mixed results at St. Louis fairgrounds.
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New York
Plater
Morris Park
Tormentor
Michaels
Cinqui
Ascension
Tip Gallant
Dom Paul
Huntressa
Vincennes
Races at Worth Sell Well as Track Closes Card
Chicago reporters note a spirited but featureless card at Worth. Weather is clear and cool with a fast track as Harney, Banter, Irene Lindsey, Pronta, Constellator and Wing Dance win in order with odds listed.
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Chicago
Worth
Harney
Banter
Irene Lindsey
Pronta
Constellator
Wing Dance
Memphis Harness Meet Opens With Fast Times and Big Crowd
Memphis Driving Association opens fall meeting before 6,000 spectators as track runs fast and weather cooperates. Magnolia stake won by Charley Mac early, but Ferenc prevails in two later heats. A. J. D. takes 2:14 trot, while 2:08 pace ends in nose finish among Sir Albert S Nervole and Sphynx S.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Driving Association
Magnolia
Charley Mac
Ferenc
Sir Albert
Nervole
Sphynx S
Br. m
Marie-Nettie Loop
Benyon
Raybold
Miss Whitney
L. McDon
van Zant
Albert S
B. G
Logan
Sanders
Dean
Spear
Oro Prince Direct
Sree
Daisy Field
Larry Ginter
New Richmond
Baron Rogers
Lady Constantina
Beldla
Cullen
McKinley
Billy Foster Boy
Virginia Jim
Elmirage
Roscoe
Tony We
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long used teething remedy for children. It claims to soothe gums, ease pain, regulate bowels, and cure darmoea, with sales worldwide and urged to ask pharmacists for the product. Also mentions Hale's Healthhound and Tar cough cure and Toothache Drops claimed to cure in one minute.
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Horner
Hale
Defeat for Morgan in bid to control London tube railways
Speyer Brothers, backing Charles T. Yerkes, gain control of a major company allied with Morgan, blocking the London United & Piccadilly & City Railway plan. Morgan’s London ventures suffer a second setback in a month as parliamentary and corporate maneuvers disrupt the tube scheme.
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London
Speyer Brothers
Charlies T. Yerkes
Morgan-Yerkes Rivalry Was Announced At Today’s Session of the House of Commons
Edward Clarke
London United Electric Railways
Hammersmith
Piccadilly
Clapham
City
Morgans
London United
Morgan
Piccadilly & City Railway
Yerkes
Morgan Syndicate
Clinton Dawkins
House
J. S. Morgan & Co
Perilous Position in Somaliland British Troops in Trap
A Somaliland dispatch reports British forces in a perilous ambush with scarce water, ammunition, and supplies. Marines complain of unreliable Somali auxiliaries while protest over enemy gains and calls for aid rise amid criticism of policy failures. The piece also notes Turkish and Balkan fronts and Italian responses at Midia and Hodeida.
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London
Inim
Foreign Office
Swayne
Indianapolis Basketball League Formed After YMCA Meeting
Representatives from the YMCA, Butler College, Shortridge High School and Manual Training High School reorganized the Indianapolis Basketball League at the YMCA gym. The YMCA will appoint league manager and secretary, with board ratification, secure trophies, issue game passes, and decide officials on game day.
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Butler College
Shortridge High School
Manual Training
Indianapolis
Paesa
Butler and Turner League Tie on Talbott Grounds
The Butler football team, badly crippled, played a game to a tie yesterday afternoon on the grounds at Talbott avenue and Twentieth street.
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Butler
Talbott Avenue
Twentieth Street
Fraternal League Buffaloes Run Three Straight Wins
The Buffaloes remain undefeated in the Fraternal League with a third consecutive victory marking their strongest stretch of the season. Teammates showcase coordinated offense and solid defense, lifting the squad above rivals and solidifying their lead.
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Buffaloes
Maccabees
Royal League
Odd Fellows
Red Ws
Elks
K. of P
Shriners
Marion Alleys
Heller Odd
Royal
Berndt
Sayles Ellis
Seguin
Conklin
Darling
Coval
Buffalos
N. B. Groff
McKnight
Dr. Se
Tanus A. Groff
Bodeker
Beck White Talbert
Freeman
McGuire Bogardus
L Williams ii
M. Levey
Homer Fiemin
Erdlemeyer
Delizman
Robinson
Dr. Teague
P Levy
F. Wiley
Me Knox Walker H
Peacock Vinson
W. Wiley
Cooper
Gielow
K. of P. Royal League
Weeeee Shriners
Red Men Maccabees
Yale Golfers Defeated for Team Championship
Morristown New Jersey October 21 Harvard defeated Yale holder of the Intercollegiate Golf Association team title on Morris County Golf Club links. Harvard beat Columbia in the morning and Princeton defeated Pennsylvania in the afternoon with Reinhart beating McFarland 50 down. Harvard leads Yale four to three in the series and tomorrow Harvard meets Princeton in the 36 hole final. individual matches begin Thursday.
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Morristown
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Morris County Golf Club
Columbia
Chandler
Western Golf Association
Glenny
Princeton
Pennsylvania
McFarland
Reinhart
Walter Travis
Egan
Brown
Potter
Hollins, Jr
Mark Twain Seeks Winter Fuel From Treasury Secretary
A letter dated Oct 21 in Washington shows Mark Twain, writing from New York City, asking the Secretary of the Treasury to supply winter fuel he cannot afford. He offers 45 tons old Civil War era bonds for furnace coal, 12 gold-greenbacks for cooking, and eight barrels seasoned currency from 1866 for lighting, to be delivered to Riverdale at cash prices.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C
Goa
Riverdale
Mark Twain
Washington Pension Official’s Father Dies in City
Hiram B. Ware father of Pension Commissioner Ware died in Washington today of old age. The commissioner and Mrs. Ware left the city this afternoon for Fort Scott Kansas where the funeral will be held Thursday afternoon.
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Washington
Hiram B. Ware
Ware
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
E. M. Campbell & Co
Columbia National Bank
East Washington Street
Invalid's
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Moriian Street
Tom Johnson
Fakir
Senator Hanna
Cuban Rural Guard
J. H. Gormely
Senator Beveridge
Randolph
BRICK
Payne and Holliday
C. B. Rogers
Kilkenny Cats
Payne and
New York and
Representa
Tive
Rogers
Orange County
Co. B. Landis
Mr. Watson
Decatur
Posey and
Hendee
Elwood
Frank B. Posey
Apollo Rink
E. E. Hendee
Anderson
Tell City
Perkinsville, Ind
Silver Brook Stakes
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Sambo
Morris Volmer
Hannah Lady
Henry Bett
Poatak
Frank Bell
Bengal
Sir Albert Sr
Mrs. Winslow
New Yorker
Charles T. Yerkes
MR. Morgan
Somaliland
Constantinople
Kresna
ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Macedonia
Khara Su
Dhalak
Massawah
Eritrea
Midia
Lahla
Hodeida
Yemen
Porte
Basketball League
Hood
Sesiz A. Harriston
Withers
N.C
Tomlinson Hall
Taayer
AA. U
H. S
Mutler
Dee
I. Se Ee Ec SA Oe
Pat
Fraternal League
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