Indiana druggists told to obtain Uncle Sam licenses for liquor soda drinks
A Washington telexvast reports Commissioner Yorkes rules after 1903 that druggists who mix soda water with wine or spirits must hold an internal revenue liquor license. Indiana officers say this does not affect Indianapolis druggists who already mix government liquor, but lawmakers may require a state license to retail liquor or forfeit a pharmacy license if charged.
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Indiana
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis
Washington
Yorkes
Internal
Rove Bureau
Internal Revenue Law
Internal Revenue Officers
Tus
Internal Revenue
Malior
Venezuela faces arbitration over its conflicts
Caracas letters dated December 17 1902 report that Venezuela will submit its dispute to arbitration with the United States as one of the arbitrators. Merchants bankers and agriculturists sign the request urging the U S to authorize a proper settlement terms, noting Germany and Great Britain pressure and urging restraint to protect creditors and national honor. A list of about 260 signatories from Caracas accompanies the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
United States
HL Ievon
Castro
Iin
Iitude
Germany
Venstuck
Lemeyns
Venezuela
North Ameries
Yene Es
A. Linares
L. Boulton
Arlos Santana
N. Buloga
Carlos Zuloga
Bf. DE Sales
Phrwz
Montauban
M. Chafpelin
Juan Here
A. Travleso
Tne Hale
United States Sends Torpedo Boat Destroyer to Caracas
Navy dispatch directs a competent officer to Caracas as assistant to the American minister with a torpedo boat destroyer or other vessel. The cablegram was sent to Commander Rick of the Marialla at La Guayra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Caracas
Miners Challenge Wage Fairness in Scranton Strike Hearings
December 17 reports show miners challenging wage statements submitted by operators before the strike commission. Attorneys for unionized workers contend about who pays the lawyers. Reading company official Simon Wolverton opened remarks for large coal companies while Darrow questioned whether the union influences testimony. Witnesses, including young daughters of miners, testified to long hours and meager pay. Longer proceedings continued as the commission heard arguments over fairness and union influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton. Ie
Parrow
Gray
Lawuary
Thabon-unicn
Darrow
Simon P. Wolverton
Eminsel
Reading Company
Harrow
Gyerell Warren
the Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
South Wayne Sewer Assessments Likely Lower Than Estimates
The South Wayne sewer project is ready for acceptance and final action on the assessment roll. Officials say the final figures are lower than prior estimates, averaging under $1 per foot and possibly as low as 45 cents, with Townsend of Toledo approving the work and only minor cleanup recommended.
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Board of
Ubli¢ Works
South Wayne
Sunil Wayne
Townsend
Toledo
New Company Launched in Fort Wayne Indiana
The Manufacturers' Association forms a new company with capital of 12000 dollars to run a mail order business. Articles of Incorporation were sent to Indianapolis. Officers include B Dickson secretary Fred C McCracken treasurer W F Peters. directors Purman P P Hay Randall and Ronald Dawson. Backed by prominent local business and professional men the venture aims to establish a mail order operation and will be advertised widely.
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Artcles
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Uber
Mariney
Governor Durbin to Visit Fort Wayne Reform School
Indiana’s chief executive Governor Durbin will visit Fort Wayne’s reform school today as guest of Superintendent Alexander Johnson and the school trustees. A state legislative visitation committee plus Senator Mull will tour the facility, discuss needs and appropriations for the next two years, and visit other institutions during the day.
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Wwfp Derbin
Alexander Johnson
Fremont Condwine
Williamsport
A. D. Geshorn
Newcastle
John M. Cravens
Madison
T. C. Mull
Manila
Wayne Hotel
Durbin
H. W. Marshall
Lafayette
Johnson
J. B.harever
Tid M. Wilson
Senator Mull
Wilson
Wayne
lWocr
Gambling Case Prompts Writs For Lewisohn Production In Court
New York Supreme Court granted a writ of habeas corpus and a writ of certiorari aimed at compelling J. Lewisohn to appear in court. District Attorney withheld the witnesses summoned citing potential misdemeanor. Lewisohn, a Lanvsinohn Brothers banker tied to copper mining, was arrested. his attorney seeks production for review.
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Efor
Harry Payne Whitney
Mortimer Schiff
Jacob A. Schiil
Kuehn, Gach & Co
Canfield
Payne Whitney
Jerome
Jesse Lewisohn
Lewisohn
Gans
Lanvisohn Brothers
Scott
Supreme Court
Marion Bond Company Court Ruling Affirms Corporation Status
The Indiana Supreme Court holds the Marion Bond Company of Indianapolis is at least a corporation de rele with power to sue and enter contracts, not subject to collateral attack. Lake Circuit affirms a decision on street improvement bonds and highway land in Whiting. Appellate Court releases list of opinions including Andrews v Andrews and related cases with reversals and transfers.
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Supreme Court
Marion Bond Company
Thiynapolis
Barrett
Corporation de Rele
Suvl
Lake Circuit
Whiting
CG. Tlr
Kee Gurl
J & O. Railway Company
Yac Vily
Tuumond
Tribute to W. C. Geake at Tippecanoe Club Meeting
The Tippecange Club discussed new quarters after meeting in Wayne Club for a year. William C. Geake was praised for his recent appointment as deputy attorney general of Indiana and unanimously renominated as president, with plans for continued leadership though he may relocate to Indianapolis.
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Vivporaine
Wayne Club
Hus
Anthony Wayne
Ciiaid
William C. Geake
Fle
Oht
Remnri
van Vary
Geake
Indiana
Indianapolis
Genke
Ciy
Sotaters Feirbaat Ul Beveridge
Yale
Wannamaker Gets Thirteen Years For Manslaughter
John Wannamaker, who killed Walls at Dinen Ohio on July 4 1918, was found guilty of manslaughter in Van Wert yesterday and sentenced to thirteen years. The first degree murder charge was withdrawn and the manslaughter count substituted. Wannamaker pleaded guilty to the charge and received the term. Walls was killed by Wannamaker near Allenton, and Wannamaker immediately surrendered to authorities and had been jailed since.
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John Wannamiker
Wilefag Walls
Dinen
Uwe van Wert
Hapreisen
Win
Andin
Wannamaker
Wannanaiker
Wallsith An 2Se
Qaiman
Mme
New Union Formed by Patternmakers in Horseshoers Hall
The Patternmakers union was organized in Horseshoers hall with officers elected. Led by organizer TL J Hoeltie from Wayne Federation of Labor, the union includes all city patternmakers. First meeting moved to Sunday at 2 pm due to Christmas Eve. Officers: President Sammel Teacher. Vice President Wm Roegur. Recording Secretary Gottlieb Thicke. Financial Secretary H C Randau. Treasurer Max Richtoc. Guard Jacob Graber. Tralecs E Bangert Henry Lor man and Henry Schwarze. Delegates named to Port Wayne Federation of Labor: Win Roexer H C Bandan Sam Headford Charles Miller Jacob Gruber.
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Patternmakers’ Union
Horseshoers’ Hall
TL. J. Hoeltie
Wayne Federation of Labor
Sammel
Wm. Roegur
Gottlieb Thicke
H. C. Randau
Max Richtoc
Wro. Weel
Jacobh Graber
E Bangert
Henry [Lorman
Henry Schwarze
Wi, Kanade
Gus Rensman
John Riehter
Won
Wefel
Port Wayne
New Trial Granted in Kentucky Murder Case
Frankfort December 7 A new trial was awarded by the Kentucky court of appeals in the murder case of William Cochel. The court split along party lines with four Republican judges voting for reversal and three Democratic judges voting against it.
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Frankfort
James Toward
Clayconty
Wn. Cochel
Kentucky Court of Appeals
General Swayne Dead in New York
General Waxner Swayne, long recognized for his Civil War service and later retirement from the U S Army in 1870, reportedly died tonight in New York after a period of illness. The obituary notes his rank as major general for gallant services and a prominent military career.
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New York
Waxner Swayne
Swayne
United States Army
Democrats Glash Over Jones Canal Commission Appointment
The piece reports Democratic lawmakers criticizing Presidentials move to place Senator Jones on the Isthmian Canal Commission. Opposition is led by Senator Morgan and others, with past votes on the Nicaragua route and Panama debates cited. The article notes party tensions and questions if Democrats will cease appealing to Republicans for favors.
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Glash
Jones
Washington
Senate
Sorgan
Salama
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal
Panama Canal
Dumocratic National Committee
Nicaragua
Tones
Lieplank
Jours
Panna
Orves
Dlefouteh
Gov
Clarke
Hanna
Panama
National Republican Countrie
Jlevocratic
National Committee On the Canal Commission
Senator Morgan Criticizes Isthmian Canal Salaries
In a senate debate Ms. Morgan attacked the Isthmian canal commission salaries of 5,009 dollars yearly and noted reports that commissioners earned 1,000 dollars monthly. Morgan claimed twenty nine and a half months of service with six months in Nicaragua and two weeks in Panama, urging expense regulation amid a claim of 240 million dollars spent with little to show.
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Senate
Morgan
Ale
Nicaragua
Panama
Hale
Morsgan
Eldrgam
Tyale
Vinnie
House okays anti trust enforcement fund
Washington December 1 and December 17 detail the House and Senate actions on appropriations for enforcing the Antitrust Law. Proposals include 250000 and 500000 measures, with debate over language and immediacy of use. Reactions note the death of Senator Sewall and tributes.
Man drank poison oil by mistake in Wakefield
Richard Hosler, 25, living on Pat Che Cage Street, drank a tumbler of oil mistaken for medicine yesterday afternoon and became violently ill. Dr Lomas used a stomach pump. Hosler recovered in two hours. Authorities investigated reports he attempted suicide. Hosler denied any intent. He served with Germany in the Philippines.
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Richard Hosler
Pat Che Cage Street
Bate le
Bir Ory
Dr. Lomas
Tesler
Mat Aene Ino
Patrolan Cheviren
Hosler
Ami
Gisamay
Vanderbilt Heir Reported Serious After New York Trip
The text notes Cornelius Vanderbilt's condition after traveling from New York to Newport. It mentions family members Alfred Vanderbilt and Ruthleen Neilson, with plans for Vanderbilt to return to New York in the morning. The brief focuses on a serious health report and familial ties.
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Newport
New Fork
Vanderbit
Tecindd
Alfred
Vanderbilt
Ruthleen Neilson
New York
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Trustes
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MR. W. C. Ceake
Tippecange Club
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Howard
Washiington
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New Jersey
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Lin Sherman
Hepburn
Iowa
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