Bonds on and offer in Indiana pages and ads
A fragment listing bonds for Geneva Zionville Pike Newton Sullivan and other Indiana counties. It mentions banks, stock, fire insurance stock and notes J F Wild & Co bankers at Stevenson building with phone numbers. It also advertises rubber goods including pillows hospital pans cushions and surgical instruments from W M Armstrong & Co at 224 226 Meridian Street Indianapolis.
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Geneva
Ind
Zionsvil
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Allroad
Bational Bank
Fire Ins. Co
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Anti saloon speech by Rev Frank Ballard draws crowd
The Hillside Avenue Christian Church hosted Rev Frank Ballard at a ward anti saloon meeting. He argued saloons harm business and raise public costs, urging action through remonstrances and future mass meetings to promote abolitionist aims.
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Frank O. Ballard
Hillside Avenue Christian Church
Ballard
First Ward
L. B. Lacey
Ward Anti-saloon League
Dr. Ballard
DICKEY PREDICTS FUND DRIVE WILL ESTABLISH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Rev Sol C Dickey arrived with wife and son and voiced confidence that the National Technical Institute can be established here if citizens raise about 1250000 toward the 1500000 needed. Wealthy donors may cover the balance as canvassing continues with aid from local ministers and the Winona community. A lawn fete at Stella Adams home will aid the fund with refreshments games and sales.
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National Technical Institute
Sol C. Dickey
Dickey
Winona
Lincoln G. Dickey
Mr. Dickey
Assembly
Stevenson
Brown
Stella Adams
Minnesota
Linden Streets
Garden party moved due to weather for school fundraiser
The event planned at Mrs Adams residence on Shelby Street for the technical school fund was postponed because of bad weather. It was rescheduled to be held tonight at Abraham Lincoln School on Barth Avenue and Palmer Street with new features announced by the arrangements committee.
Pleasantly bid farewell to Corbin Young and Wood
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William praised Roosevelt Low and New York governance and sent regards to Miss Roosevelt. General Corbin reported the maneuver's cavalry as superb while praising the German army. The Americans plan post visit travel to Dusseldorf Paris London and Dresden before returning home.
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Berlin
William
Corbin
Young
Wood
Roosevelt
Seth Low
New York
New York City
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
St. Louis Exposition
Miss Alice
Miss Roosevelt
Earl Roberts
General Young
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Prince Henry
Frederick the Great
Washington
Count von Waldersee
General Corbin
John A. Johnston
McKinley
Dusseldorf
Paris
London
General Wood
McCoy
Dresden
Austria
Guests of Delcasse Meet Knox and Russian Envoys in Paris
In Paris on September 12, foreign minister Delcasse hosted a luncheon for Attorney General Knox and Russia’s minister to Korea M Pavnov, with a United States ambassador Horace Porter and embassy staff among the guests. Venice notes set April 22, 1963 for the Campanile cornerstone. Astor family updates report Gwendolin Astor, nine, mortality and burial arrangements, and clarify Pauline and John J. Astor as surviving children.
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Paris
M. Delcasse
Knox
M. Pavnoff
Korea
Horace Porter
United States
France
Jules Cambon
Washington
Spain
Bruegere
Countess Cassini
Venice
Loggia San Sovino
Campanile
London
William Waldorf Astor
Gwendolin
Cliveden
New York
Mrs. Astor
Trinity Cemetery
Waldorf
Pauline
John J
Pauline Astor
W. W. Astor
Rumors Hint at Prince William’s Accident and Other News
Rumors spread that Prince William of Luxembourg may have suffered an accident or stroke, heightening unease as the grand duke’s sole son and heir. Shipping circles await results of liquid fuel tests on the American liner Kingston sailing from Southampton to New York. A Boer general’s nephew arrives in Berlin for gun wound treatment, with false reports of De Wet’s self-inflicted wound. Frank Holmes attempts to swim the English Channel from Dover, abandons after two hours, caught in a squall. The St Petersburg Gazette includes a Czarist rescript via Baron de Staal about retiring from the London Russian embassy.
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Prince William
Luxemburg
Kensington
Southampton
New York
General de Wet
Berlin
Bergman
de Wet
Frank Holmes
Birmingham
Dover
English Channel
St. Petersby
Baron de Staal
London
No Evidence Found Against Prince Francis Joseph Braganza
At the old Bailey London yesterday the jury found no evidence against Prince Francis Joseph of Braganza an Austrian army officer charged with misconduct under the criminal law amendment He was discharged from custody A Dublin Corporation meeting condemned the crime act proclamation as insulting to Dublin residents Marie Reid formerly Miss Marie Reid of Washington DC and former wife of Frederick Parkhurst Bangor Maine asked Vatican to obtain church records to prove no dispensation for her marriage to Parkhurst King Edward's health improving after coronation diet regulated and Scotland reports say he shows vitality and cheerfulness June illness viewed as a possible life prolonging factor
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Council of the Empire
Old Bailey
London
Prince Francis Joseph of
Braganza
Dublin Corporation
Dublin
Princess Rospignosi
Marie Reid
Washington
D. C
Frederick Parkhurst
Bangor
Vatican
St. Matthew's Church
Baltimore
Rome
Parkhurst
Edward
Scotland
Beaumont Oil Field Fire Destroys Derricks Tanks and Pumps
A daytime oil field fire in Beaumont Texas destroyed about thirty derricks fifteen tanks and several pumping plants after a workman careless with a lantern ignited gas and oil. The blaze burned out by nightfall leaving four wells and two tanks still burning with losses estimated from 75000 to 250000 dollars. The Wood gusher and others were ignited but wind was light and most oil had burned off.
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Beaumont
Tex
Keith-Ward
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Marmet
Baltimore
Hubbard Fertilizing Company
Canton
San Angelo
Sonora
Culton County
Ntice
Wis
Disastrous Forest Fires Sweep West Coast Areas
Across Oregon Washington and beyond forest fires rage from British Columbia to California destroying timber and property. Mills barns and homes burn with several deaths and many missing as darkness and danger force evacuations.
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Portland
Ore
Cascade
Coast Ranges
British Columbia
California
Bridal Veil
Palmer
Brewer
Elsie Palmer
Trickey
Mill Plain
Vancouver
Hendrickson
Tillamook
Washington
Enumclaw
Elma
Aberdeen
Ducora
Tacoma
Centralia
Shelton
Mason County
Mitlock
Olympia
Bordeaux
Blackhill
Chilren
Mont Pelee eruptions described by Heilprin in Martinique
Prof Angelo Heilprin reports Mont Pelee's latest eruptions vastly surpassed May 8 in destruction. Disturbing blast affected Macouba Carbet Haute Tours de Bourdon Morne Rouge and Ajoupa Bouillon with heavy fatalities. Ash and fires devastated towns, evacuation orders extended eight to ten miles from the crater. Nearby St Vincent's La Souffriere and St Vincent's eruption cloud darkened Fort de France for hours. Seattle passengers report Alaska quake shocks Aug 17 near Muler Yakutat.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
Angelo Heilprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
National Geographical Society
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Macouba
Carbet
Haute Tours de Bourdon
Basse Pointe
Morne Balai
Ajoupa Bouillon
Morne Rouge
Morne Capot
Fonds St. Denis
Grand Riviere
Precheur
Morne Jacob
la Souffriere
St. Vincent
Kilauea Remains Active with Rising Lava Lake
Honolulu reports Kilauea continues unusual activity with the lava lake rising, a Seattle-based dispatch notes the volcanic center remains restless.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Kilauea
Army officers promoted and reassigned in recent orders
Col James B Burbank retires. Lieut Col B M Mills becomes colonel and Maj C Chase lieutenant colonel. Capt Kenneth Morton to Springfield armory en route to the Philippines. Maj C R Krauthoff to New York on special duty. An army retiring board to meet in Manila. Capt C R Darnall relieved from Plattsburg to join medical board duties. Lt Philip H Sheridan sent to the Philippines with Fifth Cavalry. Lt H W Stamford ordered from Fort Myer to Fort Riley. Lt E R Gibson granted two months leave. Lt R I Rees leave extended one month. Capt Alfred M Palmer to Proctor Vermont for headstone material inspection. Lt John McE Pruyn transferred to Second Infantry. Capt Ralph H Van Deman to aid-de-camp for Maj Gen Highes in California. Several leaves granted: one month to Lts Blanchard and Mead.
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Washington
James B. Burbank
Artillery Corps
Fort Hancock
New Jersey
M. Mills
Maj
C. Chase Leutenant
Kenneth Morton
Ordnance Department
Springfield
Mass
Philippines
C. R. Krauthoff
New York City
Army
Manila
P. L
H. J. Sharp
Commissary Department
C. R. Darnall
Plattsburg
N. Y
Medical Corps
Philip H. Sheridan
Ninth Cavalry
Fifth Cavalry
H. W. Stamford
Signal Corps
Fort Myer
Virginia
Fort Riley
Kansas
E. R. Gibson
Ninth Infantry
R. I. Rees
Third Infantry
Alfred M. Palmer
Boston
Proctor
John McE. Pruyn
Fourteenth Infantry
Second Infantry
Ralph H. van Deman
San Francisco
Robert P. Highes
Coatinan
California
Robert M. Blanchard
Henry Mead
Twentieth Infantry
Army officers granted leaves and assignments noted
The report lists officers with duties and leaves including Capt Henry G. Cole to Omaha for maneuvers and Lt James B. Allison to Vancouver barracks. Several captains and lieutenants receive 3 month to 4 month extensions or 21 day leaves. General Miles travels to the Philippines, omitting mission details.
Freshmen and Sophomores Clash at State University Water Tank
At Lafayette Indiana on September 12 freshmen altered their class numerals on the historic water tank, but 75 sophomores with 100 reserves repainted old digits and primed new. The annual hillside contest between classes for supremacy is feared to outpace last year’s fierce battles that left several injured. Classes began anew as the university reports a stronger faculty with several new instructors including McCall, Ernest, Termier, and Smith joining engineering and German departments. Jesse Ruby, last year’s base ball captain, returns to campus after a summer with a Three-I League team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
University
John McCall
Tennessee
Cornell
Charles H. Robertson
Ernest
William Forsythe
K. J. Termier
James Hoffman
Ernest Smith
Purdue
C. M. Gould
Karl Krause
Edward L. Hancock
University of Wisconsin
C. H. Beckett
Charles I. Freeman
The
Athletic Association
Chautauqua
N. Y
Physicians Decide on Color of Girl at Evansville School
In Evansville the Blankenberg school controversy over pupil Mabel Smith's color led to a physician hearing with the School Board set to decide by Monday or Tuesday. Separate items note Fort Wayne High School's academic standard for football, Portland and Covington school personnel and students departing for colleges, and local teachers listed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Blankenberg
Mabel Smith
Fort Wayne
Football Association of the
Fort Wayne High School
Roy Tigar
International Business College
Warsaw High School
Toledo
Howeana
Grand Rapids High School
Goshen High School
Decree Grants Distribution in Sutro Estate
In San Francisco a decree of distribution assigns 22000 in legacies to Vassar College and heirs of several deceased congressmen and a New York judge. The late Eastern State lawmakers aided Sutro in tunnel matters, with 3000 allotted to survivors. Vassar receives 10000 and 2,000,000 may go to residuary legatees per executors in Probate Court.
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San Francisco
Adolph Sutro
Vassar College
C. E. Woodward
Biggs
Orange Yerris
New York
Randolph Strickland
Michigan
Sutro
Dr. Merritt
Prince Ye of Korea Arrives in Delaware for Wesleyan Visit
Prince Ye, son of Korea’s king, arrives in Delaware with his secretary to attend a Wesleyan event, marking his first appearance in the area and signaling diplomatic and cultural ties.
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Delaware, CO
Korea
Delaware
Ae Area Wesleyan Ree
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Hibben, Hollweg& CO
J. F. Wild & CO
Bankers, Fog Stevenson
Frank C. Ballard
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Indiana High Courts
Howard-place
Wilhelm
Young and Wood
Waldersee
General Foreign News
Porter
W. Astor
Cable Notes
Blaze
Astoria
Columbia
Portland & Oriental
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Seattle
Wash
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Muler
Yakutat
Dundas
Taylor Bay
Brady Glacier
Col. Burbank
Col. S. M. Mills
Maj. C. Chase
Ander M. Weth
George A. Dodd
Fourteenth Cavalry
Henry G. Cole
Omaha
Neb
James B. Allison
Seventh Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Department of the Columbia
Henry L. Newbold
George H. Shields, Jr
Twelfth Infantry
F. H. Albright
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Leon
Roucher
Paul A. Wolf
Fourth Infantry
Walter Harvey
Sixteenth Infantry
Miles
United States Army
Pennsylvania
Bex
Robertson
F. H. Whitney
Massachusetts
General News of
Hale Bradt
H. H. Journey
E. W. Cox
Samuel J. Offutt
Henrietta M. Hyslop
N. R. Heinmiller
Florence Bailey
Mary Wagoner
Dowie Jones
Nellie Ben
Urlcla Smith
Ed P. Bishop
M. W. Hutchinson
Nettie Current
Bertha le Master
Jennie Adair
Bessie Stephenson
Ide Riley
Jessie Riley
W. R. Armstrong
J. R. Hammons
Walter Kunce
Chede Denney
Mabel Wilson
Daisy Christman
Katie Moran
Mary Mellinger
Aethel Suman
Jane L. Fulton
Covington
Indiana University
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Guy Current
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Wabash
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University of Michigan
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Shortridge School
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Baltimore Woman's College
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Prince Ye
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Hood
Ana
Henry J. Huder
Washington End
Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
Pennsylvania Street
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Cincinnati
Cape Haitien
Navy Department
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Pacific Coast
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Colon
Moody
Potter
Ranger
McLean
Cape Hatten
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Panther
Ktean
Ama
Galen Sonal
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