Bonds We Own and Offer in Indiana and Graphs
Bonds and stock offerings listed for multiple Indiana counties including Gosport Pike Newton Sullivan with details on Belt Railroad stock and bank stocks. The item includes a miscellaneous ad for invalid care chairs and items from Armstrong Co. plus a lengthy report on Adjutant General Liller’s suspension and potential union of veterans groups with references to officers and messages from Gen Fitzhugh Lee and Gen Charlie King.
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Gosport
Ind
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
Belt Railroad
National Bank
Fire Ins. Co
Lew Belding
Letters From Absente Captain English Regrets Meeting Absence
Captain William B E English, touring Europe, sends regrets from Ostend Belgium for the national meeting of the Ish American War Veterans He declines candidacy for commander-in-chief but pledges support for a capable leader to unite the group and welcomes a reception for Colonel Roosevelt He praises Roosevelt as a loyal comrade and hopes to join in spirit with Indiana Pennsylvania and other states comrades in the late war organization.
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William BE. English
Engish
Europe
Belgium
Indiana Department
Poland
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
Captain English
Ostend
Cat Prefers Postum to Coffee Elevating Mrs Gould in Maywood
Mrs Alice Gould of Maywood Illinois says coffee left her run down and nervous, while Postum Coffee improved her health. She reports gaining weight, renewed energy, and now even the inn cat drinks it, after using Postum for six months.
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Alice Gould
Maywood
Auditing Committee Examines Liller Accounts in Denison
Col E R Hutchins of Iowa Lieut I L Schulhafer of Louisville and Lieut F Ellis Reed of Milwaukee audit the books of William C Liller for the Spanish American War Veterans at the Denison hotel. The panel will work late tonight and part of tomorrow, with a report due to the association. No discrepancies are alleged, but past audits were neglected during 2 previous meetings.
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E. R. Hutchins
Iowa
I. L. Schulhafer
Louisville
F. Ellis Reed
Milwaukee
Wiliam C. Liller
Denison Hotel
Hutchins
Liller
Association
Chattanooga
Assation
Buffalo
McKinley
Delegates Seated From Across States In Credentials Committee
The credentials committee seated a large delegate body led by Col Charles Jewett. States represented included Indiana Illinois Ohio West Virginia Montana Arizona New Mexico Wisconsin Kentucky South Carolina Michigan New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Iowa and others. Some delays occurred with New York credentials as Adjutant General W Liller was not forwarded proper papers. New Yorkers were seated by request of the commander in chief.
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Charles L. Jewett
Hall
Pennsylvania
Foster
Illinois
Hutchins
Iowa
Kessler
Montana
Freed
Ohico
Indiana
Russell B. Harrison
F. 8. Clark
J. C. Jackson
Ray P. van Camp
John F. Barnett
H. L. Hutson
Henrey Micboom
W. P
C. H. Ricketts
Georges. Wallace
H. C. Kessler
Samuel Hellburn
F. J. Adams
A. H. Paxton
J. M. Croft
Arizona
New Mexico
W. E. Dane
H. Jennings
Frank Muller
George Christie
Wisconsin
S. D. Branahan
J. P. Eons Ogee Oo
William H. Zulbulke
A. Kollin
F. H. Morrill
J. H. Laabs
William Abel
F. H. Gruetamacher
Kentucky
I. C. Money
A. A. Hallenberg
H. Bass
James Brooker
South Carolina
F. C. Blank
Michigan
John McLennon
New York
T. F. Lynch
C. Cummings
J. Phalin
Captain Staa
O. T. Rentchler
R. Bruce Gamble
J. Levan Taylor
Ralph B. Applewhite
Thomas M. Stratford
W. H. Smith
Joseph W. Mans
Ferdinand Koenig
G. H. Hayes
M. J. Means
E. Elliott
Paul B. Stout
E. R. Hutchins
War Veterans Session in Statehouse After Roosevelt Departures
A business session of the Spanish American War Veterans will convene in the Senate chamber of the Statehouse this afternoon after President Roosevelt leaves. Officials expect the auditing committee to report on Wer, with other business items on the agenda. Resolutions may be acted on and plans to unite with other veteran groups likely to be discussed.
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Senate
Statehouse
Roosevelt
Wer
Camp fire at Tomlinson Hall features notable speakers
The Spanish American War Veterans plan a public camp fire at Tomlinson Hall tonight with speeches by General Coryell Captain Hobson General Jacob H. Smith General Benjamin Starr Governor Durbin Senator Fairbanks Senator Beveridge Admiral Brown Captain Harry Hall of Pittsburg and others James Whitcomb Riley invited to attend.
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Tomlinson Hall
Coryell
Hobson
Jacob H. Smith
Benjamin Starr
Durbin
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Admiral Brown
Harry Hall
Pittsburg
James Whitcomb Riley
Presen
Colliery Disaster At Stafford Shaft In West Virginia
Four men are dead and seven missing after a gas explosion at a Stafford coal shaft in Fairmont West Virginia. Three unidentified victims lie in hospital with severe burns while five others suffer cuts and injuries. Gas from a leaking pipe was ignited by a miner's lamp.
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Fairmont
W. Va
A & Ss
Stafford
Treasury Secretary Shaw Clarifies Subtreasury Remarks
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw issued a statement denying misquotes about plans to abolish subtreasuries. He says he has declined to discuss the issue, as it will be covered in his annual report, and that any words attributed to him on the matter are not true.
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Teal Liller
Frank S
Appeir
Statehouse
Gilbert
Ina
Pennsyvania
Ambrose Higgins
Enectment
Frank Eshieman
Lancaster
Liller
Higgins
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Coryell
Charles Dick
Council of Administration
Association
Detroit
Haseen
Pepence
Tata
Russel B. Harrison
Harrison
Chicago
Treasury
Shaw
Police called for troops as coal towns riot in anthracite region
Disorder erupts near Scranton and Shenandoah as miners strike turns violent. Sheriff Schadt appeals to Governor Stone for state aid after crowds of foreigners torch breakers, attack engineers and threaten workers. Troops deployed. arrests follow amid widespread disturbances in Lackawanna and Schuylkill counties.
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Scranton
Schadt
Lackawanna County
Stone
Stewart
Citizens’ Alliance
Archibald
Raymond Washery
Ontario & Western Company
Crescent Electric Light Company
Miles McAndrew
Oliphant
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Oldforge
William A
Charles H. Schadt
Lackawanna
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Tidewater
Governor Stone denies plan for Philadelphia conference
Governor Stone said there was no truth to reports of an upcoming Philadelphia meeting with People's Alliance representatives and Senators Quay and Penrose about an extra session to enact legislation to end the anthracite strike. He dismissed the rumor as unfounded.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Philadelphia
People’s Alliance
Quay
Penrose
Miners Strike Looms With Governor Open to Session
The governor hinted at a possible special session if a constitutionally valid arbitration bill could settle the Pennsylvania coal strike. He noted wide legislative opposition and urged certainty before calling such a session. Meanwhile AFL leader Gompers said miners are prepared to hold out for months, ready to concede, but not on dismembering their union. Plymouth and Rochester mines signed the scale, while Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron heard a return-to-work proposal contingent on Baer’s local adjustments.
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Ise
Alliance
Elkins
Senator Quay
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Tome
Charleston
W. Va
Plymouth
United Mine Workers of America
Rochester
Guyandotte River
Philadelphia
Peter Williams
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Baer
Meeting of the Friends at Plainfield Session in Indiana
At Plainfield Indiana September 22 Friends conducted a lengthy session focusing on ministry oversight to deter impostors, adopted resolutions from the Western Yearly Meeting name, and elected foreign mission officers led by Sarah J King. Reports noted Cuba Mexico and Mathenola missions with updates on missionaries Everett Morgan Sarah Lindley and Zenos Martin. Harriet Green spoke and temperance was addressed by Rev Robert Pretton.
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Indianapolis Journal
Plainfield
Ind
Indianapolis
Western Yearly Meeting of Friends’ Church
Foreign Missionary Work
Sarah J. King
Laura Matten
Lucy Kenworthy
Martha E. Newlin
Margarite Seii
Eucario Seii
Mathenola
Mexico
Rs. Seii
Sevi Re. Zenos Martin
Cuba
Kew
Everett Morgan
Sarah Lindley
Catorola
Harriet Green
England
Temperance
Robert E. Pretton
Wilmington
Indiana Methodist Conference longest session bids fair to run late
WORK OF THE METHO STS. VINCENNES Ind Sept 22 The Indiana Methodist Conference faces a unusually long session likely to end by Tuesday noon. Bishop Walden said the session will exceed prior limits and many reports on members and finances were presented. Several preachers were ordained deacons and elders, memorial services held, and officials approved small expense totals. A traveling secretary post was abolished and Rev A R Beach returns to pastoral work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana Methodist Conference
Walden
F. H. Collier
F. O. Beck
Oscar Haas
J. K. Abe
J.T. Scull, Jr
Clarence Mciver
C. R. Stone
Homer Manuel
P. W. Coryear
J. W. Hange
F. B. Ward
H. L. Liddle
C. L. Griffiths
Dunham
Delaware
Preachers’ Aid Society
A. R. Beach
Indianapolis
United Brethren St Joseph Conference Appointments
The fifty-eighth annual session of the United Brethren St Joseph Conference closed in Peru Indiana on September 22 with appointments announced for Peru District presiding elder F Thomas North Manchester and Peru mission station James Colburn M M Le Count Louis B Wells Frankfort Grimes Frankfort circuit J W Hindlee S E Butler Gale Creek GBE Luke
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
United Brethren
St. Joseph
F. Thomas
North Manchester
James Colburn
M. M. le Count
Louss
B. Wells
Frankfort
Grimes
J. W. Hindlee
S. E. Butler
Gale
Indiana Methodists List of District Clergy and Stations
A long roster lists Fayette and Warsaw districts with presiding elders, mission stations, circuits, and named ministers. It includes J A Cummings and J W Lake in Fort Wayne area, R P Burton in Elkhart, and evangelists E C Avis and I V Shilling, plus missionaries to the Philippines and China.
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Adamsville
L. A. Stangle
Bremen
L. O. Oyler
Brimfeld
J. W. DeLong
Fawn River
W. P. Taylor
Nappanee
J. C. Albright
Waterloo
W. 8. Gandy
Pleasant Lake
J. . Coverstone
Angola Mission Station
R. P. Rivens
Butler
C. H. Bell
Ligonier
Germans Catholic Society Protest of Philippines Policy
Evansville Sept 22 The German Roman Catholic Society adopts a resolution denouncing the government's policy toward the Friars in the Philippines. It objects to church state separation and sale of friars lands and will send the memorial to President Roosevelt. Dayton, Ohio is named for the next annual convention. Northern Indiana Epworth League Richmon Indiana Sept 22 Planned program for Bluffton Oct 30 to Nov 3 includes Rev A E Schell D D and other church leaders. The body comprises 270 senior chapters with 15 000 members and 162 junior chapters with nearly 9 000 members.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Philippines
Roosevelt
Dayton, C
Richmond
North Indiana
Epworth League
Bluffton
A. E. Schell
D. D
Worth M. Tippy
Frank G. Brown
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
W. W. Halstead
Madison Swadner
Muncie ministers resign as exodus hits city churches
Muncie Indiana reports day with six ministers resigning in a month. Pastor C A Larrick of English Lutheran resigns after receiving a call to a larger Pennsylvania church. Pastor H G Porter of Madison street Methodist elected president of the Muncie Ministerial Association. Whitestown Baptists begin a two week tent revival conducted by noted divines including I B Morgan of Elizaville J C Rhodes of Kokomo C A Cook of Lebanon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
C. A. Larrick
English Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
H. G. Porter
Madison Street
Whitestown
Baptists of the Judson Association
I. B. Morgan
Elizaville
J. C. Rhodes
Kokomo
C. A. Cook
Lebanon
Olive Branch Synod to Convene in Richmond Next Month
A gathering of the Olive Branch Synod of the Lutheran Church will meet in Richmond starting October 21, continuing for a week. The synod covers southern Indiana and all of Kentucky and Tennessee. The auxiliary missionary group for women will meet concurrently.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Olive Branch Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missionary Organization of Women
Pastor resigns from Thorntown church to join Upper Iowa University
Dr. T. J. Bassett longtime Thorntown Methodist pastor resigns from the conference at Rensselaer session and accepts a call to Fayette Upper Iowa University. He and his family depart for their new home today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Thorntown
Ind
T. J. Bassett
Methodist Church
Rensselaer
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Resignation of Rev Henry O McCook after 33 years at Tabernacle Church
Rev Dr Henry O McCook a leading Presbyterians pastor resigns from Tabernacle Church after thirty three years due to long illness. He plans retirement to Devon to write science history. McCook served in the Civil War with the Forty first Illinois Volunteers and acted as chaplain for the Second Pennsylvania during the war with Spain.
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New York
Henry O. McCook
Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
McCook
Devon
Church Militant Army founded in New York diocese
An arm of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the New York diocese has created the Church Militant Army to aid churches missions and societies and to conduct evangelistic work. It will follow the model of England’s church army though past attempts in the United States failed after a short time.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
New York Diocese
Church Militant Army
Church Army of England
United States
Roumanians Defy Powers Amid Jewish Persecution
Vienna dispatch says Roumanians likely to defy signatories and world opinion by continuing the persecution of Jews to force them to seek asylum abroad.
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London
Vienna
The
Times
Akron electric car derailment injures dozen in Kent
An Akron Kent and Ravenna electric car jumped the track on Water street in Kent early today and struck a telephone pole. A dozen passengers were hurt with the most serious injuries to Jacob Repbosie of Akron, S K Force of Akron, Miss Lottie Reinble of Stow, Miss Almie Harris of Kent, plus a Haitian man and Motorman Miller.
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Akron
Miller
Rival men in Langdale churchyard shooting claim life
Langdale Alabama. After a church service William Owens was instantly killed and William Phillips mortally wounded in a fight over a young woman, both men members of the same church. Authorities investigate motive and sequence of events.
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Langdale
Ala
William Phillips
William Owens
Phillips
Church
Murder Suspect William Hooper Young Arrested in Derby
William Hooper Young, linked by New York police to the murder of Mrs. Anna Nelson Pulitzer, is arrested in Derby after weeks of eluding capture. He admits his identity and consents to return to New York without requisition papers, following identification by Mac Levy and Detective Sergeant Edward Hayes. Local officers reported finding clothes and other items tied to the crime in documents of the case.
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Derby, Conn
William Hooper Young
New York
Anna Nelson Pulitzer
Derby
Young
Mac Levy
Brooklyn
Edward Hayes
Levy
Bert Edwards
Portland
Ore
Hooper
Hughes
Dixie Anzer
Hoboken
Mr. Anzer
Anzer
Peter A. Finley
Gustave Ernst
Ernst
Dr Sipes Promises Free Trial Modern Cure for Diseases
An advertisement touts a new medical method claimed to cure many illnesses rapidly replacing old remedies. It urges anyone with heart lung kidney blood liver skin or nerve issues to call for a free trial.
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Sipes
New York man under arrest confesses to murder plot
Hooper Young reports confessing that an accomplice killed Mrs. Pulitzer in Derby Connecticut. He says Charles Simpson Eiling of Bridgeport killed her with chloral hydrate in beer, then fled. Young claims he helped dismember the body but fled. police doubt Eiling exists and suspect a bid to shield Young.
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New York
Hooper Young
Derby
Conn
Pulitzer
Young
Mac Levy
Charles Simpson Eiling
Bridgeport
Eiling
Eling
Chicago
Elling
Evidence of murder trunk reveals bloodied clothes and weapon
In New York on September 22 a trunk opened at police headquarters showed a blood stained sword stiletto, blood soaked skirts and bedclothes, a blood smeared undertshirt, and numerous items tied to the missing William Hooper Young. Police note the trunk contained Young's garments and other items from his apartment linked to the murder of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Young
St. Solomon
First Street
Hoboken
Garvan
Derby
Conn
Titus
Young Apartments
Jersey City
Amboy
N. J
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