Bonds Listed for Indiana Counties and Cities
A long list of bonds shows amounts for multiple Indiana counties and cities including Knox Clay Cass and Martin with values ranging from 1,500 to 28,000 dollars. Several entries mention Mt Vernon Fowler Greenswater and Lake region locations with various bond sums. The fragmentary record lacks full context or dates but indicates a catalog of municipal bonds across state counties and towns.
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India
Monroe County
Ind
Knox County
Waterloo
Clay County
Coos OS
Mt. Vernon
Cass County
Cassnat
Fowler
Martin County
Lnd
Greens County
Marios
Lawrence County
Mic! City
Lake
Clark County
Col
Del
Marion
Death of Prof Virchow Revered World Eminent Pathologist
Berlin reports Prof Rudolph Virchow died at 2 PM in the afternoon. He founded a new science in cellular pathology and shaped modern medicine. He served as Berlin Pathological Institute director, led the German Pathological Society, and was active in politics. His life praised for humanitarian work and democratic ideals.
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Berlin
Rudolph Virchow
Professor Virchow
Schivelbein
Pomerania
Berlin Pathological Institute
German Pathological Society
Virchow
House of Deputies
Reichstag
Silesia
Prussia
Bismarck
Haeckel and Koch
Haeckel
Koch
London
Drake Pioneer Colorado Charcoal King Dies in Denver
Alvin C. Drake renowned as Colorado’s pioneer charcoal manufacturer and one of its wealthiest men died in Denver after his wife and daughter rushed 80 miles in 20 hours 12 minutes by Santa Fe train to reach him as news of his critical illness reached them. He was born in Allenburg New York.
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Denver
Col
Alvin C. Drake
Colorado
Allenburg
N. Y
Death of Miss Mary Gam ble in Cambridge England
Miss Mary Gamble, lifelong Cincinnati resident, died today in Cambridge England. She leaves an estate valued at over a million dollars and was a major benefactor, donating thousands yearly to church and charity institutions in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Mary Gamble
Cambridge
England
Death of John Quincy Tufts Founder of Tufts-Lions Arms
Hon. John Quincy Tufts founder of the Tufts-Lions Arms Company and longtime Los Angeles citizen dies at age. He was a descendant of William Tufts founder of Tufts College in Medford Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Quincy Tufts
Tufts-Lions Arms Company
William Tufts
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
California Pioneer Martin Ruiz Dies at 107 in Santa Monica
Santa Monica records report Martin Ruiz a California pioneer has died at his home aged 107 He was born in Chihuahua Mexico and his faculties were remarkably preserved in old age Local obituary notes his long life and heritage in the state.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Martin Ruiz
California
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ruiz
Vanderbilt as stoker tests a future rail master
The Philadelphia Press reports Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr fired as a locomotive stoker between New York and Albany to study engine operation firsthand. Observers note his hands on approach, engineering insights, and patenting a new firebox idea, suggesting he may become the Central’s ultimate master in mechanics, operation, and supervision.
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Cornelius, Jr
New York
Albany
Philadelphia
New York Central Railroad
Newark
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central System
Railways as foundation of American growth says Australian minister
Sir John Forest, Australian defense minister, credits rail networks for U S development. He argues private enterprise built the vast system, notes trusts rise amid vast investments, and warns government limits prevent similar expansion. He cites locomotive needs, fuel supply, and mining linked to rail progress.
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Washington Post
John Forest
United States
West Australia
McCrea’s Haiti actions prompt debate on gunboat policies
Washington reports Commander McCrea of the Machias detailed his August actions to protect foreign commerce during Haiti’s insurrection. He explains blockades, communications with Admiral Killick and Haitian authorities, and his insistence on notifying consuls before force. He notes relief when Killick abandoned the blockade and highlights wider implications for U.S. policy toward revolutions in the region.
German thanks for McCrea actions in German interests
The German government through Count Von Quadt formally thanks Captain McCrea of the U S S Machias for aiding German citizens at Bocas del Toro. The imperial government reports the Colon consulate praised his compliance with German wishes and his defense of German interests in southern waters.
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Washington
Count von Quadt
McCrea
State Department
Colon
Empire
United States
Machias
Bocas del Toro
Nord's Army Defeated Near Limbe Haiti
Reports from Cap Haitien describe Gen Alexis Nord's provincial government troops losing decisively near Limbe. Esmangard was captured, artillery captured by Arti bonite forces, and Nord returned to Cape Haitien with his staff after the defeat. He met French minister Des Prez to discuss hostility toward foreigners. The revolutionaries seized war munitions aboard Markomannia in a Cretea-Pierrot operation, seen as piracy by powers present.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Alexis Nord
Limbe
Esmangard
Nord
Cape Halitien
Berlin
Port-au-Prince
Cretea-Pierrot
Markomannia
Crete-a-Pierrot
Trades Union Congress condemns capitalistic combines
London reports the Trades Union Congress atits session rejected a women’s suffrage extension proposal while endorsing MPs’ pay and child labor protections. It adopted a resolution against giant trusts, arguing for national ownership to curb monopolies and protect workers. New York carpenters win a 50 cent daily raise after a strike. Boston notes officers for the National Association of Stationary Engineers and next convention site in Evansville Taunton.
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London
Trades Union Congress
General Union of Weavers
Congress
House of Commons
Navies’ and General Laborers’ Union
Congress of
British Trades Unionists
Orange Free State
Transvaal Republic
New York
Master Carpenters’ Association
Boston
National Association of Stationary Engineers
R. G. Ingleson
Cleveland
P. P. Hargan
F. W. Raven
Chicago
C. F. Wilson
Milwaukee
A. S. van Amsdale
St. Louis
Templeton
Denver
William Geher
Buffalo
C. H. Consor
Taunton
Evansville
Ind
Libel Case Dropped for Iglesias in Porto Rico
The libel case against Santiago Iglesias, president of the Federation of Workmen of Puerto Rico, arising from a pamphlet critical of Insular authorities circulated in Aguadilla, has been dismissed and Iglesias released on $50 bail. His bondsmen were freed as well.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago Iglesias
Federation of Workmen of
Aguadilla
Iglesias
Glesias
Boers urged to copy Southern voter suppression tactics
Omaha Bee remarks that South Africa faces a “negro problem” and suggests adopting U.S. Southern states’ methods to suppress black voting, referencing the Searr clause as an example. The comment frames external policy praise with a call for analogous tactics.
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Omaha Bee
South Africa
Bird-in-Hand: political jibe about Griggs raises a pause
The New York Mail and Express notes a quip about Democratic Chairman Griggs with a suggestion to retire to Bird in Hand Pennsylvania for reflection as he discusses carrying the next House.
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New York Mail and Express
Pennsylvania
Griggs
Patriot Guard Sent To Carbon County Riot Zone
Harrisburg authorities mobilize Pennsylvania National Guard to back sheriff in Carbon County as turmoil and mob violence surround the anthracite strikes. In Tamaqua nonunion workers return to duty without escort while troops requisition winter gear and convert a Manila Park pavilion into barracks. In Wilkesbarre a nonunion miner’s house is wrecked amid a strike march and threats aimed at workers.
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Harrisburg
Headquarters
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Carbon County
Schuylkill County
Stone
People’s Alliance
Hazleton
Tamaqua
Panther Creek
Gearhart
Manila Park
Roosevelt hints at government role in coal strike settlement
Philadelphia reports President Roosevelt, passing en route to Washington, says he is deeply grieved by wage and kinship disputes in Pennsylvania coal regions. He hints at possible remedies, urging action by Republican leaders to steer toward an amicable settlement, separating mining from politics.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Washington
Pennsylvania
United States
Concession Spares Puget Mine Workers Strike
T S Lewis vice president of the United Mine Workers met President Mitchell in Wilkes Barre to discuss the Virginia strike. Mitchell says 700 miners are affected by a settlement in the Pocahontas region and a semi monthly pay day was granted. About twenty thousand miners remain out in Kanawha New River and Fairmount districts with no change in the anthracite region. Officials report firm strikers while company offices note rising job applicants and expected high output this week.
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Wilkesbarre
T. S. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Virginia
Mitchell
Lewis
Pocahontas
Kanawha
New River
Fairmount
Honest Living Emphasized in Roosevelt Speeches
The Brooklyn Eagle notes President Roosevelt repeatedly stresses core citizenship virtues in brief remarks. It highlights his lived example, public integrity, and the value of practicing ordinary, commonplace duties as essential to national life and political impact.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Mr. Roosevelt
Itland
President's southern trip heads to courthouse square rally
On the way south the president will address a nonpartisan gathering at the courthouse square after a 15 minute stop, with further stops at Tipton and Noblesville. Thousands from nearby towns are expected as Democrats on committees work to welcome him and decorate for the event.
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Courthouse Square
Tipton
Noblesville
Pittsfield Regulates Trolley Speed After Presidential Visit
The Pittsfield Board of Aldermen and nearby towns' selectmen unite to regulate trolley car speeds following the presidential party incident. The City Council adopted a resolution praising the President and Governor for safety and expressed sympathy for Officer Craig's family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the President, Governor, and Craig's relatives.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Commonwealth
Secret Service
William Craig
Omcer Craig
Craig
Roosevelt Western trip itinerary and rail plans
The article lists the President Roosevelt special train timetable across Chicago Milwaukee La Crosse St Paul Sioux Yankton Sioux City Arion and Denison to Omaha. It notes a fare rate of one third for the round trip within a limited territory and dates for arrivals and departures in September.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mlliwaukee
la Crosse
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Sioux Yankton
Sioux City
Arion
Iloish Central Railroad
Denison
Omaha
Western
Roosevelt to hunt lions in Colorado this month
President Roosevelt will engage in another lion hunt in Colorado later this month. Rev J Walter Sylvester of Albany says the trip is planned but he must be in New York next week and cannot join the party. Guide John Goff, who aided the President on his last White River trip, was told to prepare for a hunt from the President this month.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Colorado
J. Walter Sylvester
Albany
N. Y
White River Country
Coal strike rumblings ease as railroads rush equipment
Charleston reports via field dispatches that the Kanawha and New River strike may end soon with C&O ordering equipment back to the coal fields and no black list expected. Adjutant General Baker told Governor White the Elkhorn area strike is over and old workers are being rehired. Bramwell notes miners in Flat Top and Elkhorn towns returning to work, with Norfolk and Western also resuming full operations and crews headed back tomorrow. A London wire cites anthracite shipments to the U S and rising daily tonnage, while NYC demand remains unsettled.
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Charleston
W. Va
New River
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Baker
White
Elkhorn
Bramwell
Flat Top
Peery
Norfolk & Western
New
Kanawha
Norpeo & Western
Keystone
Roosevelt to be met by city leaders in Cincinnati arrival
President Roosevelt will arrive in Cincinnati tomorrow and be greeted at the train by Congressman Bramwell Mayor Fleischmann and other prominent citizens. A reception will be held at a hotel as the city and festival commission thank him for accepting an invitation to visit later in the month as guest of the fall festival commission.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Bramwell
Fleischmann
Pucita
Business Men’s Club
Foulds
Fall Festival Committee
Firemen's Convention Opens in Chattanooga
It is estimated that over 7 delegates will attend the biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in Chattanooga Tennessee starting next Wednesday A special train with delegates from the North and East arrives Sunday morning The forenoon of Monday will host entertainment for President Roosevelt and the convention business sessions begin Monday afternoon.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roosevelt
Chicago Secret Service Agent Dies in Roosevelt Coach Crash
The body of William Craig, a Chicago secret-service agent, is recovered after the accident that demolished President Roosevelt’s coach near Chicago. Details of the incident remain sparse as investigations continue.
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Chicago
William Craig
Roosevelt
Funeral Arrangements For Pittsfield Victim
The Indianapolis Gas Company carried the body to Pittsfield Massachusetts via Hugh Craig and his brother. Secret service agents handled the coffin and decorated it with flowers. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. A Havana dispatch reports the U S House sent a telegraphic message to President Roosevelt praising the savior of Santiago’s defender and Cuba’s reciprocity prosperity.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hugh Craig
Secret Service
Momrow
Havana
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
House
Santiago
Cuba
Hot Weather Detail Sparks Department of Justice Rumor
Washington Star notes no request from the Justice Department. Kentucky case mentions a commissioner allegedly asked to hold court outdoors for a fat lady defendant. The piece recounts judges may sit anywhere with proper hearing and warns of moonshine activity involving women in the region.
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Washington Star
Beck
Department Justice
Kentucky
United States
Department of Justice
K la
Shady Grove
Department
North Sa
South Carolina
Certificates Issued To Indianians and Dependents List
Named Indians and dependents receive certificates across cities including Indianapolis Spencer Plymouth Marion Lafayette Attica Greensburg Ashboro Coates Co...
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Christopher C. Vance
Charles C. Black
Indianapolis
Dery Increase
Josiah Eenon
Elihu Parrish
Spencer
Joy
Uamsville
James Manford
G. W. Necker
Portland
Ealy
Fleener
Gray
North Megon
John H. Nation
Plymouth
George L. Shaw
Elwood
Daniel Bene
John Bartre
William R. May
Clinton
Pas Andrew
Marble Corner
Samuel Ee i So Rotert
Tonees Casenri Whitted
Gosport
George Sy
Joover
Notary Home
Marion
Jeremia
Wary Oma Jensen Hurd
National Military Home
Ae T. White
Knight
Town
Jonas M. Burt Boxley
Nam Gogen
National Miitary How
James T. Wills
Curtisville
William Jones
Richmond
James K.ville
George W Laukenbill
James A. Deput, Jr
Barnes
Abesiom B. Cope
Crawfordavillé
William H. Bren
Fayette
S Vo
John W. Graves
Lafayette
Sy Oak
Anthony V. Holmes
Attica
Fredrica A. Henze
Salem
Caroline Charles
Abydel
Prudence BE. Sexton
North Meneleater
Anna B. Storms
Barbara
Raster
Coates
Ida May Reynolds
Greensburg
Nancy C. Fisher
Ashboro
Almon Bullard
Hamilton
Trifle Fowalla
John T. Borer
Berthese Kahler
Griffin
O Sanning Ford
Ville
Frances Woodsmall
Shelb
The Coffee Crisis and a New Drink Postum
A historical coffee critique claims caffeine harms frogs and humans, linking tremors and heart effects to coffee. It promotes Postum Food Coffee as a safe alternative, urging readers to try it for 3 days to 2 weeks to restore health and vigor.
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Falck
Stuhlmann
Brill
Johansen
Leven
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