Best Newspaper Advertising Urged By Indiana Pharmacists
June 14 Indianapolis convention of the Indiana Pharmacists Association heard calls for newspaper publicity as superior to circulating or patent medicines literature. Nominating committee reports were presented with officers listed including T. C. Bayse as President and Frank Wolece Rushville as first vice president.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Pharmacasrical Association
T. C. Bayse
Rockgur
Frank Wolece Rushvilla
5. de Waggoner
Terre Have
Eugene Brickley
Andersen
Maurier PL
Deaths in Fort Wayne Area Highlight Local Figures
Obituary notices recall Michael F. Bolper a 58 year old Fort Wayne traveling saleman who died after a two year illness of Brights disease. He lived 26 years in Fort Wayne and was active in the Ancient Order of Ribethians and several fraternal groups. Also named are Mrs Laura Bishop of Kalamazoo who died after two weeks of congestion, Oscar Gullitur vaudeville performer, and other local deaths with funeral details and surviving family members.
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Balger
Michael F. Bolper
Fort Wagon
Moraiog
Jus
Wese
DeWald Street
Helevr
Fort Wayne
Bebbi
Berger
Delaney
Io Charlotte
Edeo County
Michigan
Fort Weyne
Ju-ien
EJ. Lennon
Calloun Street
Belzer
Centliyra Brewing Company
Sid
Fred N
Dpexes Cathering
Matis
Delger
Order of
Ribethians
Hiis City
United Commercial Travelers
The
Elks
Eagies
Moose
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Sorailty
Sacred Heart League
Eennes No i
St Patrick'a + Catholic church
Bishop
Laura Bishop
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mornure
Oliver Lopsaive
Five Point
Edwin Calman
Ada. Bohr
Wayne
Charles Lopsiirs
State Street
Murray
Collin
Fred
Wile
Clara Wolkart
Funstal
Guillitur
Oscar Gullitur
Bom
al Manito
Ciy
Guilllur
Nubee
Funsral Annauycements
Puneral
Davin
Ballenbeck
Fermily Rasideye
Beuth Wayne Againt
Spiher
Tha
Church of Gait
Lindenwood Cemetary
Half Holiday Progress in City Groceries and Meat Markets
Progress reports on a half holiday plan show Meat Cutters and Grocery Clerks unions pushing for closure. A joint meeting noted 24 processors and two exclusive markets remained open, while around 310 stores were surveyed. 26 stayed open. Union members say many establishments will close, with workers like clerks and butchers affected. noncompliant shops risk being placed on an unfair list.
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Zgiet
Federation
Latior
Adams County Lady Died in Missouri at 72
Decater Ind June Matra Beret Gruckeman widow of dacol Coan Terman born and reared in St John township Adams County. Died at home near Roi Missouri at age 72 41 She was sister to Mrs Shafer Peterson of this city El Smith of Gas Cry and another sister in Oklahoma Ree Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Hall 3 teaspoonful in green water before retiring induces restful sleep The modern Olympic games at driving park Saturday and Sunday.
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June Matra
Htar- Beret Gruckeman
Dacol Coan Terman Dorn
St. Fag Township
Thia County
Samuel
Nancy Smith
Roi
Mre Shafer Peterson
el Smith
Gas Cry
Isa
Oklahommi
Fitch Named Vice President of Fire Agents
June 4 The Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents elected officers in Richmond. President J W Kirksrick, secretary treasurer AT Aonkina, vice presidents for districts include W Ed Chiri in First District and J M Smith in Mutisaa th District, with Fort Wayne as Ninth District. Fort Wayne president P Dean addressed the assembly on Analysis in Fire Insurance.
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J. W. Kirkystrick
Aun
Pele
Aonkinai
Richmond
First
W. Ed Chiri
Byansytll Meittelland
Mutisaath
J. M. Smit
Terre
Sixwa Gisilel
George Urnield
Sovegeh Ietrict
John Ry
Indianapolis
James BE McHenry
Charles [Fiten
Fort Wityne
Lentia FP
Colennia
Warsaw
Isuyl
Indiana Association
Wits of
Fort Wayne
Associancy
Presiden
P. Dean
Chicago
W. L. Tester
Labor Sluggers Indicted Over Murder in Chicago
Fourteen men described as labor slugger gunmen were indicted by a Chicago grand jury. Maurice Enright, a plumbers union business agent, confessed to shooting and killing William Gentleman, a Jabbor agency worker. Indicted defendants include John Walter Stevens Peter Gentleman Matty Higgins William Con Aurs Edward Steregaard Joseph Cane and Arther O Conner. The murders arose from a violent clash between union rank and file factions.
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Chicago
Dine Toer
Ax Lalar
Maurice Enright
Plumbers
William Gentleman
John Walter Stevens
Peter Genteman
Matty Higgins
William Con- Aurs
Edward Steregaard
Joseph Cane
Arther O'Conner
Union Plumbers
Steningitters
Gonis
Knox Alarmed By Forger Receipts in Rosenthal Case
Congressional inquiry reveals a misdated receipt reading Received Jan 18 1904 for 790 dollars tied to a Rosenthal portrait. Secretary Knox, amid heated questions, hints at possible state department involvement and pledges to pursue any corroborated misconduct with vacancies in the department.
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Hamlin
State Department
Knox
Br. Rosenthal
Mr. Snax
Te Ips
Jetter
Root
W. HB. Michael
Geners
Cateutta
Rosenthal
Michael
Nox
Sim
Calcutta
Justice Day
Rusen- Aha
Hay
Porte Villo
Rudthill
Bureau of Accounts
Hey
Day
German Singers Headed to Milwaukee for Contest
The Fort Wayne German singers plan to attend the North Azerleay schengertest in Milwaukee, June 12, with about 159 onstage as they join a prize singing event at the auditorium. Arrangements with a Pennsylvania company include trains leaving in the morning, and a round trip fare of 7.25 dollars.
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Fort Warne
Milwaukee
Wis
Audiorium
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Wilwaukee
Embezzlement Trial Details in Cincinnati Bank Case
In Cincinnati on June 1, the trial of Edgar Shuk moved forward as Chiles Warrier testified about a $143,100 rent discrepancy. Jeannette P Ford, a key witness, admitted hiding $22,000 and described schemes with Cooke to transfer funds via a Wall Street cache. Warriner denied accomplice claims and faced questions about alleged ties to Big Four officials. Ford, shy and veiled, revealed her two children and the strain of unpaid bills as the court session drew to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chiles L. Warrier
Cooke
Warnner Wariner
Petra
Warriners
Ford
Warriner
New York
Wall Street
Ivo
Sugar Probe Reveals Debtors, Penalties and Stock Power
Testimony describes a debt repayment method through collateral return and a $750000 payment. The witness notes a $1250000 penalty under the Sherman act and questions why President Havemeyer held sway. He cites stockholder voting practices and profits routed to directors, with about 19,006 stockholders and 30,000 people in the American Sugar Refining company.
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Heik
Havemeyer
Beck
New York
Esant
Gark
American Sugar Refining Company
Crowds In London Prepare For Coronation Day
June 14 London crowds throng the capital as foreign visitors fill the streets for coronation preparations. Lord Kilchner inspects the Indian contingent at Hampton Court while the abbey decor rises with priceless carpets tapestries and embroidered articles donated by Lords Curzen Dalkeith and Roceleush among others.
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London
Hoarty
Peope
Hiold Marshall
Kilchner
Hampton Curt
Curzen
Earl of Dalkeith
Earl of Roceleush
King
Querp
Motor Car Hits and Hurts Man In Excavation Crash
A motor car driven by Lowell Richie of Letanon crashed through a fence and toppled into a fifteen foot excavation. Richie was not seriously hurt but Cebran Price, a bystander, was knocked down and internal injuries were reported.
Muncie in Throes of Option Quarrel
In Muncie Indiana a bitter citywide clash over Prohibition divides churches, banks, and civic groups. Remonstrances threaten to block saloons as county commissioners hear testimony, while locals report strained marriages, business stagnation, and a town split along wet and dry lines with no clear winner in sight.
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Ly W. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Uncie
Ind
Keller
Cupid
Moore Law
Muncie
Nancie
Nat
Jeter
Clancie
Indiana
Indéiane
Literiy
Joseph G. Leffler
Bert Needham
Damon and Pythias
Delaware County
Commissioners’ Court
Munch
National Guard
Ats
Muide Quere
George WW. Cro= niet
Date Gambert
Aquor
Edward Tukey
G. W. H. Kemper
Charles Sherritt
Wwe
Dr. Kemper
Ale de. Kemper
Tuher
Tohey
Stayer Tohey
Delaware
Io Harasan
Cam
Remonstrance Agutist Saloons
Fos
Wight
W. J. Jenney
John B. Jackson
Drys
Sunderland
W. A .Thompesb
L. A. Guthrie
Bell A. Warner
Syndidais
Congress
Repubilean
Horace G. Murphy
McClillan
Hesier
Ward Marshall
Chauncey’ L. Midseker
Za J. Young
George W. Cromer
Ralsh &R. C
Griffith, Bracken & Gray
Walterhouss & Grey
A. E. Reedham
R. Templar
G. B. Tempier
Gay
Florida
Wil White
Ellis
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Crieinalls
St Pine
Acain
Tellow
Saloéns
Pico
Munele
Nies
Perty
Ieinsett
Muntele
Aetna
Cleveland Sugar Company
Toledo
Akron Bout Ends Early In Tenth Round
The scheduled bout between Jack White of Chicago and Tommy Bresnahan of Omaha was stopped in the tenth round by Referee Walter Kelly after Bresnahan went down. Also noted is a June club meeting where George Fishering resigned as secretary and Herbert Zur Muhten was elected to succeed him. A dance arranged for the park proceeds in an extremely prosperous organization.
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Akron
Jack White
Chicago
Tommy Bresnahan
Omaha
Walter Kelly
Bresnahan
Jar
George Fishering
Herbert Zur Muhten
Fishering
Steel Trust Inquiry Probes Rail Price Disparities
Testimony before a congressional committee details James A Farrell and Andrew Carnegie era policies, price cutting, and the shift to open cooperation among steel manufacturers. Farrell to explain why United States Steel sold steel abroad cheaper than domestic rates. Gayley cites old agreements and war-time prices.
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Corporation
Farrell
Yeere
Gayley
Atlas
United States
St-199
United States Steel Corporation
Barnett
Federal Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Atest
Ao Mat
Mir Far
Andrew
Carmegie
Mr. Stanley
Carnegis Company
Carle Company
Stanley
Steel Trust
Steal Lovday
Intercouras
Powder Maker Victor Dupont Jr Dies in Delaware Home
Victor A. Dupont Jr veteran official of the DuPont powders firm died of heart failure at his Wilmington home life 59. He previously led a powder business in Louisville Kentucky and held a vice presidency at the DuPont De N N Maier unit.
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Wilmington
Del
Victor A. Dupont, Jr
B I. Dupont de N't Mairs Powder Company
Powder Company
Loutyviile
Bridge Carpenter Injured In Fall At Télm's Creek
Ditis, a bridge carpenter, fell from a trestle over Telm's Creek and suffered leg injuries but is expected to recover. The report notes incorporation papers filed in the state for Rackenridge Company in Fort OO, with names Konersina, Elen Iskenridge, Jana Louis Hest. Kreis Turnfest is set for June 16 to 19 at the driving park.
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Fabash
W. Ditis
Télm's Creek
Rackenridge Company
Fort
Konersina
Elen Iskenridge
Jana Louis Hest
San Antonio flyer sets altitude records in army plane
In San Antonio on June 1, B D Foulera lifted to an altitude of about 1000 feet in the army aeroplane and improved several altitude records for military aviators. He previously held the seeded record at 900 feet, with a fast airspeed noted in the report.
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San Antonio
Tex
B.D. Foulera
Fiay
Pole
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Adams County
Missouri
Horsford
Driving Park
Fitch
Will
Hill
Coronation City
Te Continental Sugar Company
Cleveland
Tabads
Findlay
Fremont
Blissfield
Sazmaw
Falars
Lehman Shoe Co
Calhoun St
Hanna-Brackenringe Company
ARMY
Trenkley & Koerber
Calhoun Street
C. C. Kimmel
N.fharmany
Wells
J. W. Coblentz
James Liver
Idneya
Bowes
W. Berry
Enough Goal Co
SOAL
Yarie
Lake Shore Tracks
Wells Street
City Coal & Supply CO
HEIE
Undertakers
Hlachu & Molohing
Irmbalmers
Peltier Wadertaker
Gabalmer Lei Seeat
Schone & Ankenbruck
Big Barr
St. Ball
Do Mott
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