Indianapolis ads list banks stocks and medical supplies
The fragment lists Franklin and surrounding Indiana places with stock and bond mentions such as Pike County Newton Sullivan and Jasonsville, plus stock names from Law ing Stock and Capital National Bank. It notes J. F. Wild & Co bankers and ads for invalids rubber goods and surgical instruments from WM. H. Armstrong & Co in Indianapolis.
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Geneva
Ind
U. S
Zionsville
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
School Belt Railroad
Capital National Bank
Imaeeis Fire Ins
Miles Delays Philippine Inspection Departure
General Miles plans altered for an inspection tour of the Philippines. He will not depart Washington until next Wednesday due to workload. A special army board on ordnance and fortification will meet September 9 to draft recommendations on a field gun, with Miles directing the session and possibly delaying his departure further if needed.
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Washington
Miles
Philippines
San Francisco
Thomas
Army Board On
Harrisburg
Stone
State Legislative Board of Railroad Employes of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Indiana inventors win new patents today
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Washington September 2 Indiana inventors were granted patents today to James W. Brooks Indianapolis trolley Ambros Bark Columbia City neck yoke M Cheney Indianapolis bridge con e run John K Smith Hartford City corn husking one Sat en Morgant saw George A Sawnahip staxalor carmen ass aes
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
James W. Brooks
Indianapolis
Ambros
Columbia City
M. Cheney
John K. Smith
Hartford City
George A. Sawnahip
Hanna's Plan Opposed in Ohio Legislature Debate
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Hanna's bid to grant perpetual franchises facing opposition from ten counties. The plan would replace current twenty-five year franchise terms with perpetual rights, plus periodic term revisions, as Hanna urged during a Columbus visit.
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Cincinnati
Hanna
Tonesworth
Isses
Columbus
Neely In Quarantine After Havana Arrival
On the Morro Castle from Havana Emilio Terry former Cuba agriculture secretary Mrs Herbert Squiers wife of the U S minister to Cuba and C F W Neely newly released from Havana prison under amnesty were among passengers. Neely and several chief passengers were sent to Hoffman Island for observation with release expected tomorrow if no illness appears.
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New York
Morro Castle
Havana
Emilio Terry
Cuba
Herbert Squiers
United States
Cubs
C.F. W. Neely
Bquiers
Neely
Hoffman Teland
Aged Capitalist Dead Runaway He Died
George W. Bissell an 81 year old Detroit capitalist and noted lake marine figure died at noon after a runaway accident. His spirited horses pulled by a car ran away and threw him, ending the life of a man who helped build the steel boats used in the ore trade.
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Detroit
Mich
George W. Bissell
Lake Marine
Harper Hos
Bissell
Mr. Bissell
Beavises
Vense Oes Y Ones
Dillonvale
Dominick Ozelios
Ozelios
Jefferson County
Hunter and wife in Queens siege felling policemen
In Queens a Black man named Jerry Hunter and his wife fought police while the man shot eleven officers and three citizens and set his house ablaze. Hunter and his wife were wounded. a patrolman and several civilians were seriously hurt as the siege stretched from afternoon into the early morning.
Mrs Austin’s Pancakes for Breakfast Recipe Note
A brief domestic notice urges breakfast planning with a reminder that Mrs Austin’s pancakes should feature on the menu. The writer adds that the grocer can supply needed ingredients.
Emperor and Empress Arrive Poznan Under Tight Guard
Berlin dispatch reports Count von Buelow moved to Posen to greet the Emperor and Empress who traveled by train from Wild Park Station. Police reinforcement from Berlin and Breslau guards Posen and the provincial museum where the state banquet will be held. Heating and ventilating pipes were inspected daily to prevent explosions amid heavy security.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Posen
Wild Park Station
Breslau
Brother’s gunfire kills boy. Cuzzoll arrested
A brother shot at the boys killing one. Cuzzoll is arrested. Florence metal workers strike mostly settled with Pignone iron works returning to work. Taxis and street cars are operating again as the strike ends. Berber revolts spread in Morocco with Mekines attacked but pacified by the Governor. Sir Thomas Lipton will issue an Americas Cup challenge via the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Evelyn Baldwin prepares winter quarters near Tromsoe for ponies and dogs. The America crew will stay to tend animals. U.S. consul Victor B. Nelson probes Baldwin and Captain Jo dispute aboard the America.
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Cuzzoll
Pignone Iron Works
Florence
Mohammed
Morocco
Moula Abd-Aziz
Mekines
Carmichael
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin-Ziegler
United States
Bergan
Victor B. Nelson
Mr. Baldwin
Captain Jo
The
America
Durand III Stricken. Michigan Governor Race Realigned
Judge Durand III of Michigan remains weak after paralysis and is unlikely to continue as Democratic governor candidate. The state central committee plans to fill the vacancy at Grand Rapids, with James W. Helme or Charles R. Sligh favored, Helme leading in votes.
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Flint
Mich
Judge Durand
Detroit
State Central Committee
Grand Rapids
Whiting
James W. Helme
Adrian
Charles R. Sligh
Durand
Helme
Gift to Mgr Guidi Traveling Case of Sacred Vessels
Rome reports J A Ferriera De Costa Brazilian minister presents Mgr Guidi with a traveling case containing gold sacred vessels once owned by Pius IX to be used at Manila. Also notes Pope health, possible postponement of consistory, jubilee plans, and congratulatory telegrams to Archbishop-elect Parley.
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Rome
J. A. Ferriera de Costa
Holy See
Mgr. Guidi
Stavropoli
Pius IX
Mgr. Guild
Manila
John M. Parley
New York
Propaganda
Corrigan
St. Peter's Cathedral
Spain
France
Vatican Gardens
Lourdes Grotto
Mer. Guidi
America
Ireland
St. Paul, Minn
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
The
Phillippines
Taft
Nurse Etheridge Confesses Fatal Strychnine Error
Chicago September 2 Miss Emily Etheridge a Presbyterian Hospital nurse and daughter of the late Dr James Etheridge confessed to Coroner Traeger that she gave Mrs Laura Moore of Rensselaer Indiana two grains of strychnine instead of the thirtieth part The confession followed a week after Mrs Moore death at Miss Etheridge home in Chicago conveying the strain of the investigation and the nurse nearly collapsing from the stress of the discovery.
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Chicago
Emily Etheridge
Presbyterian Hospital
James H. Etheridge
Traeger
Laura Moore
Rensselaer
Ind
Miss Etheridge
Michigan Avenue
Three Bandits Foiled Near Hermosillo Express
Reports from Tucson say three American bandits tried to rob the international express on the Sonora Railroad three miles from Hermosillo on Sunday. An engineer stopped after a torpedo blast, the express car crew faced a volley from the messenger, and passengers prepared to aid. The robbers fled into orange groves. rurales and a posse pursued, with no railroad confirmation yet.
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Tucson
A. T
Sonora
Hermosillo
Receiver sought for Findlay Fort Wayne and Western Railway
The Mercantile Trust Company of New York filed in U S Court to appoint a receiver for the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western Railway, 79 miles between Findlay Ohio and Fort Wayne Indiana. The bonds totaling 1.4 million dollars were secured by first mortgage and deed of trust. interest since July 18 18 percent bonds due January 14 1945 are in default with 450000 due.
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Toledo
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
United States
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Raiway
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
J. J. Astor
Findlay, O
Fort Wayne
Ind
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Railway Company
Fatal Collision Kills Four Trainmen in Missouri
An east bound Rock Island cattle train collided head on with an engine and caboose near Birmingham ten miles east of Kansas City. Four trainmen died James Speyer Thomas Griffith Clarence Mahardt and C W Ballinger all of Trenton Missouri. Three others were injured including conductor R O Gibson serious and Dudley conductor serious. The trains ran at full speed, both engines demolished, thirty cars overturned and nearly three hundred cattle killed.
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Kansas City
Rock Island
Birmingham
James Speyer
Trenton
Thomas Griffith
Clarence Mahardt
C. W. Ballinger
R. O. Gibson
Gibson
Dudley
Russian loan to be issued in Europe at 3 percent
A Brussels dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph reports a new Russian loan of 3 percent will be issued soon in France Belgium and Holland. A Dominican lay brother named Cuzzoli recently found three boys stealing from a vineyard of the Minerva Scavent near Rome.
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Brussels
London
France
Belgium
Holland
Cuzzoli
Minerva Scavent
Rome
Reputed Too Late Lover Shoots Self In Philadelphia
Amelia Gabriele, 22, an opera singer, was shot and fatally wounded in a Philadelphia boarding house by Roberto Anselmo, who eloped with her from New York. Anselmo attempted suicide. both are in hospital at death’s door. Gabriele is the wife of actor Antonio Gabriele of New York. Jealousy and a desire to return to her husband are cited as motives. Anselmo shot her first, then killed himself.
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New York
Jerry Hunter
Queen's Borough
Astoria
Hunter
John McKenna
John O'Neill
William Ordman
Corona
Downey
Thomas Groggan
Healy
Patrick Kernan
Philadelphia
Amelia Gabriele
Roberto Anselmo
Anselmo
Antonio Gabriele
Mulberry Street
Mrs. Gabriele
Strike fire at Pocahontas mine sparks calls for troops
Strikers set the Pocahontas Colliery Company Baby mine ablaze at Bramel, West Virginia. Guards and attackers exchange gunfire. three strikers injured. Mine under heavy guard as governors of Virginia and West Virginia are urged to deploy militia. No confirmed deaths.
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BABY
Pocahontas Company
Bramwell
W. Va
Pocahontas Colliery Company
Virginia
Norfolk & Western Railroad
West Virginia
Baker
Flat Top
Pocahontas
Elihorn
Contempt charge in Rend strike case opened in Charlestown
Judge Keller opened court in Charlestown heard preliminary motions in the Rend strike case. Defendants face contempt for violating an injunction issued against the Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency Company. Questioned is whether coal companies on New River should be parties to give jurisdiction. If the strike ends before term, few may pursue the case.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Striking Miners Deny Move as New Mine Opens at Nantico
In Wilkesbarre Richard Roberts and John Devitt were attacked on the way to work. The C D Bliss mine at Nantico began operations with miners cutting coal, while UMW President Mitchell returned to report no change in the strike. Strikers insist on operators meeting demands or arbitration before work resumes.
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Wilkesbarre
Richard Roberts
John Devitt
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Roberts
Devitt
C. D. Bliss
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Nanticoke
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Panther Creek valley workers report to duty amid strikes
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania this morning Company C of the Twelfth Regiment escorted nonunion workers into the Panther Creek valley with officials claiming nearly three hundred reported for duty. Strike leaders dispute the loyalty of their ranks as solid as day one. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company shops resumed after two months. Major Gearhart said the situation had improved. A Hungarian man named John Tomake was arrested for insulting troops and is in the guardhouse at Manila.
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Tamaqua
Panther Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Gearhart
John Tomake
Ne Ee
Manila
Burgess Beavey alleges intoxicated officer during Lansford clash
Burgess Beavey of Lansford reiterates that the officer in command of troops clashing with strikers was intoxicated and that several of his men shared the condition. Work resumed at the Marvine colliery of the Delaware & Hudson Company with about one hundred men returning to work, and no strikers’ resistance observed. The Marvine is the second D H colliery to restart, following Dickson colliery, with five washeries in operation producing about five thousand tons daily.
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Burgess Beavey
Lansford
Scranton
Marvine
Delaware & Hudson Company
Delaware & Hudson
Dickson
Biota
Hazelton Coal Hauler Shot During Stone Attack
Hazelton Pennsylvania Sept 2 John Harvilla a 34 year old nonunion coal hauler at Beaver Meadow colliery Coxe Bros Co was shot in the right eye as he leaned from a window to see attackers who bombarded his home with stones. The eye was removed later at the Miners Hospital.
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Hazelton
John Harvilla
Beaver Meadow
Coxe Bros. & Co
Harvilla
Illinois City Suffers Fire Ravaging Bloomington
A fire on Bloomington's public square at 1 am caused 200000 dollars in damage. Ripley and Strickland druggists suffered 25000, A Livingstone and Sons dry goods 100000, with Holden Miner and Co Frank Parrett and the Wakefield Shoe Co. facing heavy losses from water. Damages reported as under control.
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Bloomington
Ripley & Strickland
A. Livingstone & Sons
Holden, Miner & Co
Frank Parrett
Wakefield Shoe Company
New Yorker David B. Hill Regains State Political Command
A Philadelphia Ledger summary notes David B. Hill's rise to undisputed control of New York's Democratic Party in state politics. It contrasts past defeats by Cleveland Bryan and Croker with current influence, suggesting Hill may shape 1940s national conventions while facing mixed public opinion on duration of power.
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New York
Philadelphia Ledger
David B. Hill
Platt
Cleveland
Hill
Senate
Bryan
Croker
Murphy
Maynard
Krupp and His Workmen at Villa Huegel
In Brooklyn Eagle narration Herr Von Krupp returns from Capri with two daughters and faces a worker appeal for fair treatment. A mobilized crew from Essen meets him at Villa Huegel. discussions ease tensions and changes follow, averting a strike as demonstrations unfold.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Herr von Krupp
Krupp
von Krupp
Capri
Cannae
Toaecaea
Villa Huegel
Samuel Cabot In Review of Reviews
Samuel Cabot surveys a calm, simple arrangement where each operative who wishes to take part is free to join. The piece outlines a straightforward process highlighting individual initiative and orderly participation.
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Samuel Cabot
Butte Inter Mountain on foreign miners in Pennsylvania mines
A local calculation estimates 17 000 Anians 8 00 Poles 3 00 Ruthenians 1000 Slovaks and 300 Bohemians in Pennsylvania. The writers fault barons for not hiring the right foreigners for hard rock mining and urge recruiting from Western mines. They praise the foreigners already here for capacity and intelligence and their contribution to labor.
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Shenandoah
Antette Cenver
Pennsylvania
Wilcox poem dispute headed for clear ruling
Col. John A. Joyce claims authorship of Solitude and offers to prove its printing before Ella Wheeler Wilcox published it. The Boston Globe reports the offer as a possible settlement to a pending dispute over the poem’s authorship and publication chronology.
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Boston Globe
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Pote Boo
John A. Joyce
Teething remedy praised by generations for children
An old advertisement claims a teething syrup soothed gums and colic, cured wind, and aided bowels, marketed by Grugstats. It mentions Mrs. syrup, priced at 35 cents a bottle, urging mothers to choose this over other ointments and cures. Also notes Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in black.
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Grugstats
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White
Thurmond
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Keeney’s Creek
Judge Keller
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Silver Creek
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Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Evening News
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Penwell
J. W. Jones
Illinois City
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Hood
Joseph Ene
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Union City
Henry 4. Hader
Droggist, Wash
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Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
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Vonnegout
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