Indianapolis firm listing bonds and stocks for sale
A compact financial notice from J. F. Wild & Co. at 205 Stevenson Building lists bonds and securities including Geneva, Zionsville, Pike, Newton, Sullivan counties Ind and Belt Railroad stock. It also advertises hospital supplies and surgical instruments from Armstrong & Co at 221 and 225 South Meridian Street Indianapolis.
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Ind
Zionsville
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Belt Railroad
Capital National Bank
Fire Ins. Co
Law Bing
Sama. MH. Arromstrong & Co Surgical Instrument Makera
S. Meridian St
Indianapolis
Services Across Churches Honor McKinley Memory
Memorial observances filled Columbus churches with portraits of the martyred president, flowers and sermons on his life. Notable figures Governor Nash Representative Grosvenor and Senator Warner gave addresses at multiple venues while young students prepare further exercises in schools.
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Eden Park
McKinley
Grand Army of the Republic
Elder
University of Cincinnati
Ent
Columbus
Aisc
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Third-avenue Methist Church
Grosvenor
Broad Street Methodist Church
Springfield McKinley Memorial Service Unites Churches
In Springfield Ohio a monster memorial service for McKinley filled the Y M C A Auditorium with all city churches in a union meeting. Former Governor Asa Bushnell chaired and introduced speakers Gen J Warren Kiefer John L Zimmerman and Rev Dr D P Bauslin. Separate services followed in various churches later tonight.
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McKinley
Asa 8. Bushnell
J. Warren Kiefer
John L. Zimmerman
D. P. Bauslin
Wittenberg Theological Seminary
Displeased Roosevelt Heard at Oyster Bay Sermon
Reverend Henry Homer Washburn rector of Christ Episcopal Church at Oyster Bay delivers a sermon criticizing wealth concentration and remarking on providence in the executive chair. President Roosevelt attends the memorial service noting the first anniversary of McKinley’s death.
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Henry Homer Washburn
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Precktens
Aeroly Setinon
Roosevelt attends Washburn memorial with family
President and Mrs Roosevelt and their children attended memorial services conducted by Mr Washburn who said he wrote the sermon without family input. The rector’s remarks provoked visible disapproval from the President, who whispered to Mrs Roosevelt that the minister should not have done that. Services featured hymns and prayers, with purple altar hangings and flags at half mast for the approaching reception day.
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America
Varieties of Anarchy tribute in Chicago honors McKinley
Chicago paid tribute to William McKinney on the anniversary of President McKinley's death. Clergy and laity from many backgrounds spoke at First Methodist Church about his character and life. Bishop Fallows led the principal remarks as others from Terre Haute and Buffalo shared praise. The event urged reciprocity between capital and labor and warned against anarchism.
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William McKinney
First Methodist Church
Bishop Fallows
McKinley
W. A. Waterman
Terre Haute
Ind
Joseph A. Milburn
John C. Milburn
Buffalo
President McKinley
Big Meetings in Louisville Mark McKinley Death Anniversary
In Louisville on September 4 memorial services marked the first anniversary of President McKinley’s death. The Second English Lutheran Church hosted a union service with all city pastors extolling the late leader, while Broadway Baptist Church featured Rev. Carter Helm Jones delivering tributes and a special musical program to a large congregation.
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McKinley
Broadway Baptist Church
Carter Helm Jones
Milwaukee
Wis
McKinley Memorial Services Across Cities
Across Cleveland Saint Paul Milwaukee Omaha and Pittsburg memorial services for the late President McKinley were held in churches and by civic groups. Clergy preached on his life and death while choirs and special musical programs accompanied observances. In Edgewater Park 25 000 joined a hymn sing with heads uncovered.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Archbishop Carroll
Edgewater
Republicans Launch Nationwide Speaking Finish Campaign
The Republican congressional campaign committee plans a rapid, district driven finish beginning the first week of October. Hundreds of speakers from two classes and numerous specialists will travel to key states to explain administration achievements and rally voters. Major figures like Henderson Littlefield Payne Dalzell Grosvenor Knox Moody Root and Wilson will headline in multiple states with two to three big meetings weekly, while district leaders arrange schedules venues and travel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Babcock
Broadway
New York
Henry Carson
House
Henderson
Representative Littlefield
California
Messrs. Payne
Dalzell
Grosvenor
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West Virginia
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Shaw
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Knox
Ocean
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Root
Wilson
Allison
Frye
Burrows
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Depew
Hanna
Foraker
Dolliver
Elkins
Nelson
Clapp
Scott
Otto Carmichael
McKinley Death Anniversary Observed in Kansas City
Services across Kansas City churches marked the first anniversary of McKinley’s death. Sermons extolled his life as an American citizenship ideal while others condemned anarchy. The observance drew large crowds and featured pink carnations, McKinley’s favorite flower.
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Kansas City
McKinley
McKinley Death Anniversary Observed in Washington Churches
In Washington on September 4 the anniversary of President McKinley’s death was noted with solemn remarks in nearly every church. Emblems of mourning and the national flag were displayed as Secretaries Wilson Hitchcock and Cortelyou attended services at the Metropolitan M. E. Church where McKinley worshiped.
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Washington
McKinley
Wilson
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
M. E
McKinley Death Anniversary Observed Across Philadelphia Churches
In Philadelphia on September 14 the Governor’s proclamation marked the anniversary of President McKinley’s death with special church services across denominations. Clergy reflected on his life and death in readings and sermons, as the city honors the late president.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Muncie
Seattle Marks McKinley Death Anniversary Across City
Memorial services were held in Seattle on the first anniversary of President McKinley’s death. Ministers delivered special sermons and reflected on the nation’s response to the event.
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Seattle
Wash
McKinley
Anderson Churches Honor McKinley with Memorial Addresses
In Anderson Indiana on September 14 ministers gave fitting memorial addresses to President McKinley. Citizens joined in the tribute as the Anderson Hotel handed out over four hundred carnations and local greenhouses supplied nearly five thousand carnations to patrons honoring the late president.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
McKinley
Anderson Hotel
McKinley Death Anniversary Observed in Terre Haute Churches
In Terre Haute on September 14 special services marked the anniversary of President William McKinley’s death. Rev. L E Sellers delivered a morning sermon paying tribute to the late president. Churches wore McKinley pictures draped in national colors and altars bore red carnations as his favorite hymns were sung.
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Terre Haute
William McKinley
L. E. Sellers
McKinley
Memorial Service in Madison Marks Union McKinley Tribute
In Madison Indiana today a Madison mayor Moore led a union McKinley memorial service at the Methodist Church with patriotic music and speeches by Manly D. Wilson Argus Van Osdel William T. Friediey Marcus R. Sulzer and M C Garber.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Moore
Methodist
Manly D. Wilso
Argus D. van Osdel
Marcus R. Sulzer
M. C. Garber
Attempt to wreck St. Louis flyer near Austin
An unsuccessful attempt to wreck the St. Louis flyer on the International and Great Northern Railroad occurred three miles north of Austin Texas opposite the State Volunteer Guard encampment grounds. A large pile of ties was found on the track and removed by bystanders drawn to the scene by the burning of the grand stand at the encampment grounds.
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International & Great Northern
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Boston Observes McKinley Day With Quiet Services
Boston churches kept to customary rites with little McKinley day observance and no memorial sermons. In Providence, reports mention James B. Parker, the African American waiter linked to the Buffalo assassination, among the candid but sparse allusions.
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Bishop Falows to Probe Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Chicago bishop Samuel Fallows, who has taken an interest in Pennsylvania coal miners, departed for Philadelphia to inspect the anthracite fields. He will report back to Chicago’s miners relief committee of one hundred after his mission.
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Samuel Fallows
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Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and Glenn’s Soap Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted teething remedy for children with claims of gum softening and relief from coughs colic and diarrhoea. It also promotes Glenn’s Sulphur Soap for skin issues and a hair product.
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Glenn
Minnesota primary closes after nominating nine congressmen
Minneapolis report notes that tomorrow ends the first general nominating election under the new Minnesota primary law. Each party will nominate nine congressional, eight judicial and 182 legislative candidates, with gubernatorial tickets and platforms already chosen at state convention.
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Heisley Declines Twentieth District Nomination
Attorney Echo M. Heisley, nominated by Democrats of the Twentieth district for Congress, sends a letter to the committee chair declining to run, citing belief that the nomination was irregularly made.
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Cleveland
Echo M. Heisley
Scarlet Fever Treatment Described by Doctors
The article notes historic reports from two Barcelona physicians on treating scarlet fever with subcutaneous injections of turpentine essence. It cites M A Tobeitz of Graz applying the same method since 1890, reflecting ongoing clinical interest in turpentine therapy for scarlet fever.
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J. Viura Y Carreras
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M. A. Tobeitz
Ne of Gratz
Internal turpentine remedy for scarlet fever gains notice
The text notes M I Kraus and M Tobeltz describing internally administered essence of turpentine as a daily 15 to 20 drop dose, given one to two times daily, for scarlet fever. In over a hundred cases the method reportedly reduces renal complications, prevents scarlatinous nephritis, and lowers albuminuria when used promptly. It cites Helsingfors physician M Pippingskold who prescribed internal turpentine as early as 1868.
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M. Tobeltz
Helsingfors
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Stratton Died, Colorado Mining Millionaire Who Born in Indiana
Winfield Scott Stratton, famed mining magnate of Colorado Springs, died at 9:30 p.m. after months of illness. Born in Jeffersonville, Indiana in 18 , he moved to Colorado in 1872 and built the Independence Bonanza at Cripple Creek, later selling it for about 10 million dollars. His extensive charitable acts and ownership of the Colorado Springs street rail system marked his public life. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Jennie Cobb of San Jose, California.
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Winfield Scott Stratton
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Jennie Cobb
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Ind
Colorado
Independence
Washington
Italian Countess Charged in Murder of Husband
The Brussels dispatch reports Marie Henrietta Queen of the Belgians is hopelessly ill with heart disease and possible asthma while King Leopold may cut a U S visit short. It notes plans for Leopold to visit the United States next year with February mentioned as a possible time, per Le Soir.
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Deaths of James Oliver in Kansas and Samuel D. Babbock in Lenox
Word came that James Oliver, former Fergusonville Academy proprietor and sixties New York State legislator, died at his Burlingame Kansas home from a disease complication. In Lenox Massachusetts Samuel D. Babbock, eighty one, wealthy New York banker and Commercial Cable Company stockholder, died of heart failure while walking on Main Street.
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Fergusonville Academy
Fergusonville
Burlingame
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Lenox
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Samuel D. Babcock
Commercial Cable Company
Main Street
Lenox Club
European Bourses Struggle as Money Tightens Abroad
London money values slide to barely 3 percent as New York demand and gold outflow bite. Paris and Berlin show even lower rates while discount rates edge higher. Stocks stay active with American railroads attracting most speculative interest. British rails face renewed reform pressure as investors seek relief and Consols reach bottom prices.
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Fire devastates Lewis river area with many dead and homeless
News from Kalama Washington reports forests fires along Lewis river killing D L Wal lace his wife and two children and a twelve year old boy from Hanley. several other deaths and many missing. Five logging camps burned and extensive property loss across Cowlitz and Kalama counties with two houses left standing thirty miles along Lewis river.
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D. L. Wallace
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Mr. Hanley
John Polly
Eliza
Oak Point
Columbia River
Coveman
Barr
Cowlitz County
German boreses eye Wall Street amid high loan rates
Berlin reports German bankers watched Wall Street with unusual attention last week. Berlin notes heavy German bull positions in American railroad shares and high daily loan rates reflect tension and perhaps an impending downturn in the US boom.
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Wall Street
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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Europe
German Army Maneuvers Denies Corbin Critique Claim
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin with Maj. Gen. Samuel B. M. Young and Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood observed German army maneuvers near Frankfort on the Oder. He issued a statement denying an interview in which he allegedly criticized German infantry. He praised the army's organization, instruction, discipline, and equipment and recalled honors from Emperor William and his officers.
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Henry C. Corbin
Samuel B. M. Young
Leonard Wood
Frankfort-on-Oder
Dusseldorf
Corbin
William
Countess Bon Martini Arrested in Bologna Murder Case
Rome Sept 14 The Countess Bon Martini wife of Count Bon Martini slain at Bologna by Tullio Murri has been arrested for complicity in the murder It is alleged she urged her brother to commit the crime Dr Nalci Murri confesses and implicates her though she protests innocence Professor Murri fainted upon hearing of his daughter arrest.
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Riot Narrows As Police Intervene In Piggott Mob
In Clapton near London on September 14, thousands pressed to mob Smyth Piggott a former Episcopalian clergyman and leader of the Agapemonites sect after he proclaimed himself the Messiah. Mount ed police evacuated him as crowds invaded the chapel despite warnings and Piggott again declared he was Christ.
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Agapemonites
Forest Fires Ravage Oregon Leaving Dozens Homeless
Portland Sept. 14 About 30 people are left homeless in Multnomah and Clackamas counties as weeklong fires devastate vast areas. Palmer near Bridal Veil sees two boys burn to death. timber losses are immense in Clackamas. Springwater and Lentz in Mullenneah County suffer severe damage. areas around Portland see improving conditions though smoke remains heavy and total losses exceed 1 million dollars.
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Destructive storms sweep across Germany from Berlin to the Elbe
Destructive storms raged across Germany with hail and hurricane like winds. In Saxony temperatures dropped to zero, unroofing houses and injuring many people. Damage runs into millions of marks. A severe northwest storm struck North Sea cities damaging beach resorts and Elbe houses.
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Reitz to sail for New York to lecture for Boers
Amsterdam dispatch reports Mr. Reitz former state secretary of the Transvaal will sail in September for New York to give lectures for his own finances and to aid Boer causes. The departure follows pressure from De Wet and Dalarey to moderate anti British stance. A Plus Fund hearing delay is noted in The Hague.
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Reitz
Transvaal
New York
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Indianapolis and Eastern rail timetable fragment 1902
A garbled timetable from the Indianapolis and Eastern and related lines shows departure and arrival times for Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria Elwood and Greenfield with limited and express cars. It notes connections at various hubs and outlines car schedules, morning and evening services, and carrier offices. It also references a pending arbitration court and a masonry strike in Barcelona with resumed work planned.
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Missouri pawpaw crop booming despite Tribune claim
The Kansas City Journal notes a flourishing pawpaw crop in Missouri, countering the Chicago Tribune’s take. It highlights robust yields across the state and suggests the Tribune underestimated local harvest strength.
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