Women Finance Pioneers Dominate Wall Street Headlines
New York June 6 A remarkable shift sees women like Mrs Jerman Qelrichs Mrs Ella Rawls Reader and others rising as leading financiers. From starting with modest capitals they amassed millions through bold railroad, copper and betting ventures, breaking male dominance in markets and rail industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ,York
Mme, Roches
Paris
Mranes
Atlantic
Jermann Oelrichs
Wall Street
Qoelrichs
Astairs
Amone
Pierpont
Morgan
House of Tarts
Sprague
London “Tube
Sultan of Johore
Hbles
Peru
Roosevelt
Siunto Dowinge
Ilelly Green
Richard King
Ono
Wales
Anthie K. Rikert
Brockton and Tuolumne Railroad
California
Electric Bitters Endorsement from New York Doctor
Frank Conlan of 456 Houston St New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complaints and weak kidneys. He claims it purifies blood aids digestion and restores vigor for both sexes, sold under guarantee at A G Luken Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
A. G. Luken & Co
Capitalists of Japan Consider Finances
June reports show Japanese financiers anxious over government treasury conditions amid talks with the financial department. A banker involved says national debts have matured and plans to restore confidence will be published in June. Arbitration treaty news with the United States is seen as easing mutual tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Financial Department
Japan
Lam
United States
Cambridge City social and church notices from June events
The column lists residents and visitors in Cambridge City Indiana, including Mrs. Martin Alberts Nas selling a cottage to Mrs. Lucinda Hebble for 580 dollars, local attendances at funerals and church events, meetings of the M E church social union, the Helen Hunt club, and the Women's Home Missionary society. It notes birthdays, host families, and gatherings at various homes with names such as Mr. and Mrs. UC Murray, Helen Root, Alora Carpenter, Herbert Reese, Amelia Austil, and C. T. Wright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Ind
Martin Alberts Nas
Walnut Street
State Road
Lucinda Hebble
Corwin Hazelrig
Blanche
Harry
Straughns
Charles Hageman
Chr Graver
Dublin
James van Meter
H. B. Boyd
C. T. Weight
Centerville
Clarence Ingerman
Harry Bales
Ora Wheeler
Daniel van Buskirk
Carl Boyd
Women’s Home Missionary Society
C. T. Wright
Lee Ault
John Judkins
O. Paul
Charles Bailey
O. L. Calloway
J. K. Mank
Joe Wal [Lack
Thad Frazer
Appointment as Delegate to District Convention at Fountain
Appointed delegate to the district convention to be held at Fountain City on the seventeenth and the first of the present month with Mrs. Y P Walter as alternate for the literary program. Mrs. Walter presented a well written paper on Deaconess Work and City Missions, which generated a pleasant and interesting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
City
Y. P. Walter
Laughing on Main Street Over Soap Bonus
Two well known men were seen laughing on Main street after their wives used Easy Task soap and finished washing by noon. Each man shared the same wash day relief and, for the first time in years, sat down to a square meal with them, causing convulsive laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Williamsburg Notes Amid Local Visits and Purchases
Williamsburg Indiana diary notes reveal stock buyers Clements and Green from Williams burg journeying to Chicago to buy calte. Miss Minnie Marshall visits Mrs. James Ladd while teachers and townsfolk such as Nellie Marshall, Miss Maude Helm, and Maude St Meyers are mentioned among family and social visits. Chas Duke resigns in Richmond. other residents attend weddings and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ind
WI Clements
Jno. Green
Chicago
Minnie Marshall
James Ladd
James Price
Summitville
Charles Price
Ora Cates
Zeri Brown
Richmond
Nellie Marshall
Kentucky
Howard Davis
L. J. Cranor
Will Clements
James and
Orville
Mary Duke
Francis Sundy
Corgeshall and Wooley
Buford Wooley
Zerhbe
Mountain City
Meredith House
Casstetter
Indianapolis
Our Village
Democratic Weekly
British naval power threatened by reform shake up
Reports claim British naval administration faces a thorough overhaul to curb corruption and infighting between senior officers led by Sir John Fisher and Lord Charles Beresford. The government plans a wholesale reorganization, restricting naval advisers powers and forcing retirement for officers who placed personal interests above duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Beresford, Scott
Kaiser
Lord Tdedmouth
Naval
John Fisher
Charles Beresford
Channel Fleet
Petileost
War Office
Remarkable Maine letter praises Dr King’s New Discovery
Lester M. Nelson of apples Maine writes that he has used Dr King’s New Discovery for years and believes it saved his life. He calls it a strong throat and lung remedy and notes it has stood at the head of such remedies for decades. Ade land Luiken & Co. advertises the drug with a $1.0 price and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Apples
Maine
Dr. King
AWG
Luiken & Co
Land
Hagerstown Events Highlight Personal Visits and Births
In Hagerstown Indiana Henry Replogle hosts friends including Will Fox of New Castle for funerals of Afrihan Welker. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Andy Smith after twenty four years of marriage. Several families plan visits and dinners, with move in by George Donson and attendance at Latonia races by PH. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ind. James
Henry Replogle
Will Fox
New Castle
Afrihan Welker
Joel Mullen
Monroe Mayne
Needham
Lewis Castor
Frankton
James Welker
Millville
Jord Welker
Marnox
E. M. Welker
Mable
Mooreland
Nelson Thornburg
South Plum Street
Frank Whitsell
Oliver Brown
Jones
Rita
Hilda
Chas
Working
Paul
Robert Newcomb
Allen Pierce
Ladies and Gentlemen List and Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
Letter list includes ladies Miss A A Amber Laura Dunham Maud Fair Mrs Jessie Green Edna Myers Cora Martin Clara Wentman Pearl Smith and gentlemen Charles Arehart I M Addington Frank Brown Rev P W Greathart W T Goens J R Tom Hawkins Chas Morgan Roberts G H Schenk M D John Wilrght Drops Jessup Mrs Charles Muntz Samuel C Rhodes No humbug Foley's Honey and Tar ad from AG Luken & Co promotes its cough remedy and claims it is most used.
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A. A. Amber
Laura Dunham
Ira M. Foard
Maud Fair
Jessie Green
Ethel Lane
W. C. Miller
Edna M. Myers
Cora Martin
Clara Wentman
Pearl Smith
Charles Arehart
I. M. Addington
Frank Brown
Rev
P. W. Greathart
W. T. Goens
J. R. Tom Hawkins
Chas. Morgan
Roberts
G. H. Schenk
M. D
John Wilrght
Jessup
Charles Muntz
Samuel C. Rhodes
Picnic at Ballenger's Lake and local arrivals
A June report from Economy Iowa notes a big picnic at Ballenger's Lake on Thursday. It lists residents and visitors including Charley Morrison, Cyrus Gwin, Mrs Lizzie Welf, Thomas Cates, Will Williams, Descum Staxton, E Wright, Mrs Ben Norris, Rufus Williams, Link Morrison, Frank Purce, and George Ballenger. Squirrels are scarce and many dens have blown down. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for a foot sore cure by Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga.
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Ind
Ballenger’s Lake
Charley Morrison
California
Cyrus Gwin
Lizzie Welf
Centerville
Thomas Cates
Carlos City
Will Williams
Richmond
Descum Staxton
E. Wright
Kramer Company
Ben Norris
J. B. Stanley
Rufus Williams
Link Morrison
Frank Purce
George Ballenger
Ella Potter
Blatts
Joe Morrison, Jr
Bulen Clark
Albert Chamness
Bert Hadina
Fountain City
Bey Hunt
Elvin Oler
Bucklen
Tom Moore
Cochran
A. G. Luken & Co
Greensfork News Roundup From Greensfork Indiana
Greensfork Indiana notes report surveyor visits Williamsburg on business. Alfred Hall left for Wellington to seek farm work. family to follow. Florence Boyd shipped twelve car loads of logs to Richmond via Hagerstown and Greensfork for Cramer & Company. Multiple locals visit relatives in Richmond. Zeno Kaucher and others make business trips to Richmond. A musical recital at Earlham draws attendees. High school pupils plan a Valley Farm event at Gaylor's hall. Milton baseball team to play Greensfork Sunday at the east ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensfork
Ind
Williamsburg
Alfred Hall
Wellington
Florence Boyd
Hagerstown
Cramer & Company
Richmond
Harry King
George
Nicholson
George Davis
Horace
Dean
Zeno Kaucher
Boyd Bond
Opal Nicholson
Earlham
Sperkin
M. E. Church
Charles Davis
Jacksonbure
Howard Cook
Randy Will Flll
Friends’ Church
Wich
Lynn
Ezes
Harris & Co
Valley Farm
Gaylor's Hall
Milton
Ball Park
Fountain City family visits ill aunt in New Lisbon
Fountain City Indiana Mrs C C Faigham and her two children traveled to New Lisbon to visit her aunt Mrs Keller who is seriously ill. Mrs Martha Brown of Centerville also noted in the report as visiting or staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain City
Tod
Jimes
C. C Faigham
New Lisbon
Keller
Martha Brown
Centerville
Visitors and Social Moves Around Richmond
Misses Katherine and Marit Peer visit Mr and Mrs CPF Edgerton and daughter Ruth of Rushville Ind. They plan to stay at the Mitre home in Oklahoma. Mrs George Morris travels to Anderson to see sister widow Mrs Larie Williamson. Hazel Brooks visits Richmond grandparents Mr and Mrs Brooks. Elias Atkinson spends a day in Richmond. Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis and son Javis of Richmond visit relatives. Mrs Oliver Hamilton returns from Richmond visit.
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Pete Cutler
Katherine
Marit Peer
Rich
Cpf
Edgerton
Ruth
Rushville
Ind
Thomas Pierson
Oklahoma
George Morris
Anderson
Larie Williamson
Hazel Brooks
Richermond
Brooks
Elias Atkinson
Richmond
Ernest Davis
Jawis
Oliver Hamilton
Democrats Jubilant Over Kuhn Nomination in Sixth District
Greensfork Ind June 6 Democrats celebrate Rev. T. H. Kuhn of Richmond as a candidate for congress in the Sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensfork
Ind
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Vanity and vanity in a New York cloak shop tale
A New York cloak manufacturer narrates how a mother and her child discuss vanity. A little girl admires a coat and asks if she looks like mamma, prompting the mother to hush the child and caution against vanity as the saleswoman watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Gaston Resnolds
New York
Tennessee
$1000 PILE CURE Claim for Hem Rold offered
An advertisement from Dr. Leonhardt promotes Hem Rold as a cure for piles with a thousand dollar guarantee. George Cook of St Thomas Ontario testifies to a cure, while Leo H. Pike of Richmond Indiana and Dr Leonhardt Co. of Buffalo endorse the product and price.
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Dr. Leonhardt
George Cook
St Thomas
Ont
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