Classified Listings and Goods for Invalids in Indianapolis
An assortment of stocks, bonds, banks, and insurance names alongside various real estate values and company titles. Also advertised are useful items for invalids including chairs, wheeled couches, sterilizers, desiccators, feeding cups, electric belts, insoles, batteries, bath cabinets and related goods from WM. H. Armstrong & Co. in Indianapolis with contact details.
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WM. H. Armstrong & Co
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Uncle Sam Rich in Gold Strong Boxes Full of Metal
The United States treasury holds more gold than ever before in its history with 575,506,194 in vaults as of last Saturday. Deposits continue at 200000 to 100000 daily, signaling prosperity and financial stability. Gold is being swapped for certificates and notes, with denominations matched to needs.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Treasury
Army Orders Detail Transfers and Appointments
Washington dispatch lists numerous Army reassignments and approvals. Major Ben P Thankis is relieved from Maine duty at his request. several lieutenants move between Infantry regiments and units, with Woodhouse headed to the Philippines and McBride joining coast artillery in San Diego. Other officers report to Fort Barrancas, Leavenworth, or Fort Harrison for boards, promotions, or duties.
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Washington, Sept
Ben In P. Thankis
University of Maine
Secon
Robert E. Grinstead
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Twenty-third Infantry
Charles L. Woodhouse
Twentyeighth Infantry
David J. Baker, Jr
Twelfth Infantry
Twen -Sixth Infantry
Frederic L. Dengier
Artillery Corps
Fort Barrancas
Walter L. Clarke
Signal Corps
St. Michael
Nome
Fort Leavenworth
Robert E. Sievers
Fort Harrison
John 8. Switzer
Fourth Infantry
Philadelphia
Cary A. Snoddy
Harry 8. Purnell
Fort Riley
Poorly Trent
Eighth Infantry
Charles E. Marrow
Arenes
Necree
Lancock
Herbert J. Slocum
Cavalry
Chattanooga
Chickamauga Park
Samuel Db. Rockenbach
Twelfth Cavalry
George E. Mitchell
Seventh Cavalry
University of Vermont
Bank Application Approved for Clinton National Bank
The controller of the currency approved the organization of the First National Bank of Clinton Indiana with capital of 30000 led by L A Whitcomb and a board including Edward Shirkle James Watson B H Morgan and F L Swinehart. Secretary Moody resumed duties at the Navy Department after summer leave and will act on several awaiting matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Sept
First National Bank of
Clinton
Ind
L. A
Moody
Navy Department
Navy reshuffles as Rogers takes New York yard command
Rear Admiral Frederick Rogers returns home to assume command of the New York navy yard, relieving Rear Admiral A. S. Barker who may move to lead the North Atlantic station after Admiral Higginson’s sea duty ends. Gen. R. M. O'Reilly becomes surgeon general. Hostile fleet vessels head to yards for repairs as maneuvers end. Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Tompkinsville for overhaul. Olympia and Scorpion to Boston. Torpedo flotilla to Norfolk. Monitor Arkansas delivered to Norfolk. Charles E. Vreeland to command upon commissioning.
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Frederick Rogers
United States
East
New York Navy Yard
Rodgers
A. S. Barker
North Atlantic
Higginson
R. M. O'Reilly
William H. Forward
Olympia
Scorpion
Boston
New York
Norfolk
Navy Department
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Charles E. Vreeland
Board of Inspection and Survey
Noted Character Dead Across Several Cities
Noted figures die in London New York Frankfort Ky and Rine City Mich including Pamure Gordon a London tips purveyor, Mrs Elizabeth Hatchitt sister of Justice Harlan and Captain C Tyler Morley. Other deaths include Sir Augustus Abel and Frank Touset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Aabeth Harlan Hatchitt
J. G. Hatchitt
John.m. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
London
Augustus Abel
London Institute
British Association
The
Iron and Steel
Frank Touset
Judge
Sinclair Tousey
American News Com Y
Ex‑brewery collector dies after daring window rush
Herman Neuman, a New York brewing company collector, was being taken from Kansas City to New York when he struck through a train window at about fifty miles per hour between Rhinecliff and Stottstown. He suffered mortal injuries and is reported to die. A $1,500 shortage was found in his accounts case.
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New York
Kansas City
Herman Neuman
Rhinecliff
Stottsburg
Neuman
Insurgents Move Troops Toward Colon After Capture
In COLON Colombia on Sept. government troops were rushed from Panama and earthworks are rising at Monkey Hill near the railroad as insurgents threat an attack. The gunboat Boyaca seized by rebels under General Herrera is reported mobilizing toward Panama.
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Colon
Colombia
Panama
Monkey Hill
Boyaca
Herrera
Union Veterans' Union sets 17th encampment in Washington
A general order from Union Veterans' Union headquarters announces the seventeenth annual encampment in Washington on October 9 to 11. The Nebraska Division relinquished its rights, as veterans prefer meeting in Washington with the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Washington
Union Veterans’ Union
Nebraska
Veterans of the Union
Desperadoes Wright and Templeton die in Rogersville shootout
In Rogersville Tennessee on a September day Jim Wright and John Templeton, noted Hawkins county desperadoes, were killed during a confrontation with a posse of twenty five led by Joe Moss of Gate City Virginia. Wright is said to have fatally wounded George Wolf of Spear's Ferry Virginia and Jack Rogers of Rogersville Tennessee, both members of the pursuing group, as Wright's son was captured.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Jim Wright
John Templeton
Hancock County
Wright
Joe Moss
Gate City
George Wolf
Spear’s Ferry
Jack Rogers
Two Sons and a Wayward Soldier Across the Sea
A speaker pleads with a wife to pray for both sons and the bearded fighter across the sea, and the sinless child at home whom he calls their darling. The verse contrasts a wild warrior and a gentle child, urging guardians to keep the latter safe while hoping for the former’s return. The author signs as Robert Buchansa.
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Sant
Lane
Picket clash at Maltby mine leaves one dead and one fatally wounded
In Wilkes Barre a fight between striking miners and two Italian men ended with Sistieno Vancastelli dead and Frank Portay fatally wounded after a struggle over a gun. Portay and Vancastelli were mistaken for nonunionists amid fog and guard action near Maltby and Forty Fort mines.
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Wilkesbarre
Maltby
Sistieno Vancasteill
Frank Portay
Portay
Vancastelli
Edwardsville
Hiram Fischer
John Kasmaugh
Fischer
Burgess Danno
Tempstel
Striker Return Date Denied by President Mitchell
President Mitchell in Wilkesbarre dismisses a Scranton report claiming he told a friend the strike would end September 15 and workers must return to save the Miners Union. Meanwhile Parons local union reportedly resolves to go back to work on September 15.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Scranton
Parons
United Mine Workers
Troops Withdrawn From Kanawha Coal Fields
Governor White ordered the signal corps and five companies withdrawn from the New river coal fields. Miners resume work with about 300 union men returning today and expected to rise tomorrow. Coal output on New river reaches 5,000 tons versus normal 12,000. Kanawha field lags as Coalburg mines sign union scale under Receiver McClintick. Governor Stone arrives in New York amid coal strike chatter. Ten carloads of coal mine mules shipped from Coatesville toward Wilkesbarre. about twenty carloads remain in Lancaster and Chester counties for later shipment.
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Charleston
W. Va
White
Signal Corps
New River Coal
Kanawha
New River
Coalburg
McClintick
Lancaster
Chester
Coatesville
Wilkesbarre
Lancashire Coal Trade Expands for United States Demand
The Lancashire coal trade improves as orders for hundreds of thousands of tons are placed by buyers in the United States. Southerly Lancashire collieries are shipping coal to multiple destinations in America amid rising demand.
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London
United States
Lancashire
Fire at West Mine Near Extinguishment in Pocahontas Coalfield
In Bramwell West Virginia on September 8 the West mine of Pocahontas Collieries Company is nearly out. The company offers a 140 dollar reward for information identifying the arsonists who set the blaze.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Pocahontas Collieries Company
Fourth Biennial Caremakers Union Convention in Cincinnati
The fourth biennial convention of the Caremakers International Union is in session at Cincinnati and will continue ten days. The first annual convention of the makers Protective Association of America began in New York yesterday with Mrs Elizabeth A White presiding and delivering an address on progress and work. Three hundred bricklayers employed in Chicago have strikes, with workers paid on a wage basis.
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Caremakers International Union
Cincinnati
Makers’ Protective Association of America
New York
Elizabeth A. White
Chicago
Strikes Tie Up City Sewer Work and Wage Demands
Shifting of men caused a walk out that halted all sewer work in the city. The Federation Libre of Porto Rico, a branch of the AF of Labor, expressed sympathy with Pennsylvania miners and will tax members 5 cents weekly, aiming for about 150 dollars monthly for strikers. Eight hundred Chicago cement finishers and helpers ended a wage dispute by returning to work after the Employers' Association agreed to a wage scale of 3 cents per hour for finishers and 35 cents per hour for helpers.
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Federation Libre
Porto Rico
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Employers’ Association
Indiana oil wells fill September with steady profits
Special from Montpelier Indiana reports a boom in oil fields statewide. Numerous regular producing wells in Grant, Jay, Huntington, Blackford, Adams, and other counties yield consistently, with operators forecasting continued strong prices. The list includes dozens of wells and owners tied to Southwestern Pet Co, Ohio Oil Co, Great Western, and other firms, underscoring widespread activity and robust output across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Indiana
Grant County
Brown—Southwestern Pet
Brown
Southwestern Pet. Co
McArthur
Southwestern Pet. Conn
Howard
Southwestern Pet
Campbell—Southwestern Pet
Corey
Breen
Marion Fruit Jar Co
Coggeshall
Marion Fruit Jar
Nottingham
Mann—Cheuvront & Mann
Mann
Cheuvront & Mann
de Tippey
American Window
Matter—American Window Glass Co
Swartz—Bell & King
Lee
Ohio Oil Co
Haupthof—Ohico Oil
Sanderman
White—Ohio Oil Co
Smith—Ohio Oil Co
Cee Ou
Williams—Ohio Oil Co
Eeer
Ol Co
James—Crown Oil Co
Ratlit—Crown Oil Co
Duncan—Crown Oil Co
Gaumet—J. H. Mullaney Hawkins—Wabash C. and
G. Co
Futerell—Marion Co
Leightner
Marion Gas Davis
Marion Gas Co
J. & L.—Jameson
J. McCrea—Star
G. Stabler
Stabler Oil Co
Estep Glass Co
Lenfesty
Ross Oil
Gore
Ton
F Co
Morariaty
Creviston—Buyless & Haskell
Schulte—Western Oi
Logure—Western Oi
Ralph—Railphil Co
Small—Culp Oi
Tinkle—Garver & Vinson
Weatfall
Davis
A. T. Bald Wolf—Troyer_ Oil con Waite—Adam
G. Goldthalt
Kahle Bros. & Prickett—Sun OU Co
Dodds—Stebbins Oil Co
Winchell—Harwood
Jay County
McMullen—Rose Oil Co
Lucas—Warren Oil Co
Martin—Smith Orete Mason—Smith Oil
Pomius—Black Swaney—Ohio Oil Co
Ohio Oil Hunt
Grand Rapids Oil
Weils County
Dawson
Ohio
Jones & Cloud
Cid Pulve—Ohio Oil Co
Booker—Ohio
Lee—Ohio Ol Co
Huffman
Hazlewood Oil Co
Good—W. B
Good
W. B. Cooley
Turner—Midway Oil Co
Wine—Pogue & Bicknell
Detroit Oil Co
Minnick—Reserve OU Co
Huffman—Reserve Oi Co
Abshire—Reserve Oil Co
Bower—Black & Co
Hurst
J. D. Down Kizer
J. D. Downtr
Shields—Boyd, Walker & Co
Hees Beal i Beard Superior
cCauley & Driscoll
Blackford County
Utster
Hatley
Kelley—Ohio Oil Co
Palmer—Ohio
Nelson—Ohio
Shrader
Ohio Oil E
Skinner
Tatman
J. B. Mayer Oil Co
Wood—Huron Oil Co
Williams—Huron
Gunkle—W._ B. McBride
Stallsmith
Phoenix Oil C Futtrell
Phoenix Oil Co
Es Sala—Southwestern Pet. Co
Jones
Great Western Oil Co
Sellg
Ite Putnam OW Co
Neal—M
G. and
Brosa—T. We
Barnsdal Long
T. N. Barnsdal
Burnley—O* Dontell & Wellman
American Win
Huntington County
Foust
OW Co
Karriger
Wearley—Ohio Oil Co
Mowen—Fellevue Oil Co
Gundy
Troy Oil Co
Um Gundy
Troy Oi Co
Gundy—Troy OM Co
Ewart—Southwestern
Bo Eewart—Southweatert
Bb Pulley
Panama Oil Co
Morris
Mike Long
Bond—Empire Oil Co
Adams County
Swartz
Argue & McKisson
Gregory
O Dillavon—Kenyon & Kidder
Pontius—Jerome
Glendenning
Engle—Enterprise Ot Co
Smittley—Western Oil
Pontius-Illinois Ol Co
Randolph County
Meeke
Condon OU Co
Huston—Condon
Stuck—Monroe_ Of
Cecil—Senior OW Co
Durris
Kankakee
Madison County
Martin—Perry
Haxter
Powers
Ohio OU Co
W. Baxter
W. G Bowers
Victor Ol Co
Delaware County
Cereti
Ablic Iron and Eet Col
Dunkin—Republic Iron and Steel Co
Wingate
Ohio & Indians Ol Co
Tili—Home
Lemon—Globe Ol Co
German Soliders Camp in Open Air for Mock Battle
Eighty thousand German soldiers camp in the open air with twelve thousand more billeted in farmhouses awaiting the opening of a large staged battle. The maneuver pageant uses mass formations and coordinated units to project military strength for spectators and propaganda purposes.
Royal Dinner for Guests as Emperor Hosts Potsdam
FRANKFORT-ON-ODER Sept 8 Eighty thousand soldiers camped for four days of maneuvers starting at dawn. Emperor William to lead cavalry Thursday, with a grand naval attache dinner in Potsdam. Electric cars condemned as enemies of humanity. talk of a future visit to America. Paris dispatch notes a Breton clerical rally with strong anti Freemason rhetoric.
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Frankfort-On-Oder
William
Potsdam
Weissensee
Berlin
New Palace
Henry C. Corbin
Samuel B. Young
Wood
J. B. Keer
United States
William H. Beehler
Earl Roberts
Force of
Great Britain
Brodrick
Germany
Prince Henry
Prussia
Roosevelt
Pittsfield
America
Beehler
General Wood
South Africa
Cuba
Paris
Lesneven
Freemasons
God
Storm devastates Bolivar town in Argentine Republic
Miscellaneous cablegrams report a storm destroying Bolivar and leaving fourteen dead and fifty injured. Other items note royal, diplomatic, and military updates from Europe and Asia, including aviation, colonial governance, and consular incidents.
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Bolivar
Argentine Republic
Fatal Alpine Accidents Increase in Vienna Alps
Three members of the Vienna Social and Touring Club died after getting lost on the Rax Alps. Two fell 600 feet and perished, while a survivor clung on a narrow rock ledge from noon Sunday until rescue at 10 AM Monday. A maker of musical instruments died on Klostergesteig near Vienna. The season total on the Rax Alps reaches thirty two. In Paris, P C Knox the US attorney general arrived and will not comment on Panama Canal Company property negotiations. Special Assistant A G Charles W Russell visited England to brief Knox.
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Vienna
Klostergesteig
Paris
Sept
P. C. Knox
United States
Ritz
Panama Canal Company
Charles W. Russell
England
Knox
General Botha aides plan six month United States tour
London reports General Botha's secretary Bredoner says Boer generals may begin a six month tour of the United States to lecture. They have not decided yet and will likely start in Great Britain before heading to The Hague to meet labor leaders and shape a future program. Meanwhile earthquake shocks are reported in Assam and Bengal with dire warnings of further tremors.
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London
Botha
Bredoner
United States
Great Britain
Hague
Calcutta
Assam
Chittagong
Bengal
Pau
Department of Basses-Pyrenees
France
Haiti crisis: U.S. intervention debated amid chaos
A West Indies expert warns Washington against direct rule in Haiti citing widespread anarchy, competing forces, and the risk of dangerous precedent. He notes Haiti's fertile yet unstable economy, large African-descended population, and the need for a reliable market for its sugar, coffee, and other exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
West Indies
Haiti
United States
West
Republic
Humanity
Scylla
Charybdis
Jamaica
Europe
Sam
Cuba
Hauti
Republic of Haiti
Toussaint Louverture
France
England
Fifteenth Annual Convention of the American Pharmaceutical Association
Philadelphia hosts the fifteenth annual convention as more than seventy chemists and druggists from across the country gather for delegate sessions. Special exercises mark the anniversary and social events extend the meeting through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Pharmaceutical Association
Lynching Report From Georgia Town Details Mob Killing
News from Cordale Georgia reports William Mobley a Black man was captured after an attempted assault on the daughter of farmer Granger. A bailiff escorted him toward the county jail when a mob seized him and put him to death near Wenona a station five miles south of Cordale.
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Cordale
William Mobley
Wenona
Here
Mobley
Granger
Washington drive near Takoma Park fatal railway crash
A partial transcription from a Washington area paper describes Major Daniel O Driscoll dying after a vehicle collision while crossing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks near Takoma Park. The incident occurred in the afternoon, with limited readable details on the scene and official response.
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Washington, T
Baltimore & Ohio
Takoma Park
Thin City
Afteen Mn
Daniel O'Driscoll
Geuwers 6 ca Wie Omen ee ees Bee Ba Dies After Train Strike
A man identified as Geuwers 6 ca Wie Omen ee ees Bee Ba was struck by a train and killed instantly. He had recently moved to the city from Chicago where he was noted for activity in politics.
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Geuwers
Chicago
New Socket for His Hip Operated by Chicago Surgeon
Dr J D Murphy of Mercy Hospital in Chicago performed a rare hip replacement on Dr W S Griffin of Shelby Michigan. The operation lasted about ninety minutes as a new socket was created and the hip relocated. The patient’s condition was reported satisfactory, following X ray findings of the original socket failure and bone growth removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Sept
Mercy Hospital
J. D. Murphy
W. S. Griffin
Shelby, Mich
Murphy
Smokestack Work Ends in Near-Tragedy at Koken Iron Works
At Koken iron works on Chateau avenue Clem Dunlap and John Sexton attempted to raise a smokestack when the pole they were working on broke from ninety six feet. Sexton fell the full distance but may live. Dunlap was saved by a rope swing catching him.
Best Electrocuted for Murder at State Prison
John C. Best was electrocuted at midnight in the state prison for the brutal murder of his employer and rival, George F. Bailey. Bailey's body was found in sacks in a pond, with Best identified as the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John C. Best
Crores Bailey
Saugus
Best
George F. Bailey
Thief Makes Rich Haul at Washington Boulevard
Chicago police report a bold negro thief looted Patsy King a wealthy bookmaker at 142 Washington Boulevard. The burglar fled from the second story to the ground floor with jewels valued at over 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patsy” King
Washington Boulevard
Prentiss Dies of Typhoid at 26 in Wilmington
Prentiss, pitcher for the Ion League, died at his Wilmington home from typhoid fever after a relapse during a convalescence. He was twenty six years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Prentiss
Ion League
Will Contest Filed by Weilninger Daughters in Probate Court
Lena Ludlow and Carrie Weilninger, daughters of the late George Weilninger, served notice in Probate Court to contest their father's will. They allege he was of unsound mind when made and that he was unduly influenced and the will improperly executed. The will has not yet been probated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ludlow
Carrie Weilninger
George Weilninger
Nurse Attacked In Home Invasion Case
A nurse entering the residence of C. B. Jameson at 49 North Pennsylvania street was assaulted last night and her pocketbook with 410 dollars and keys was seized before the assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jameson
North
Pennsylvania Street
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Geneva
U. S
Zionsville
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Belt Railroad
Capital National Bank
Japolis Fire Ins. Co
Law Building
Jj. F. Wild & Co
Bankers, and Stevenson Building
Uncle Sam
National Capital Notes
Nauheim
Pamure Gordon
Stock Exchange
Herald
Mayfair
Scotland
Robert Buchansa
West Virginia
Stone
Baer
Governor Stone
Fifth Avenue
President Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
General Labor News
Indiana Wells
Czarina
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Constan
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht
Tangier
Morocco
Fes
Barcelona
Spain
McKinley
Persian Gulf
Lapwing
New Zealand
Lord George Hamilton
India Office
Lord Balfour
Burleigh
Tromsoe
Johannsen
Baldwin Zeigler
Franz Josef Land
Bevelyn B. Baldwin
Duchess of
Curzon
Daisy Leiter
George Cornwallis West
M. Tcherbatheiff
Constantinople
Mitrovitza
Bolkjetinaz
Uskub
Alps
Mr. Knox
Buenos Ayres
Island
Pharmacists
Dr. Lyon
W. L. Griffin
Hackensack
N. J
Bogota
Campbell Pa
Campbell Works
Union Paper Company
Des Moines
He Wine
Gilmore
Counselman's
Rollin
Coffy
Comiele Treat
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