Private bankers to fight banking law clause in Indiana
Bankers oppose filing financial statements with the state auditor and will take the issue to the United States court. The public should move money to state and national banks as interurban railways make access easier. The Philadelphia press notes a growing reform wave against municipal bosses across major cities, with Ohio Governor Herrick calling for eradication of professional lobbyists and pledging reform.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Butler
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Cleveland
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Cay
Herrick
Ohio
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Cedar Point
City to keep present garbage system to avoid mistakes
The article argues against franchisees and urges maintaining the current system. It stresses municipal control and readiness to collect and dispose of garbage promptly, noting facilities exist to avoid odor or complaints and to meet public demand.
Governor Hanly Defends Tough Indiana Law Enforcement
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly defended strict law enforcement saying public officials must enforce all laws, denouncing gambling, slot machines, saloons and railroad passes. He warned against party loyalty over duty and pledged to curb bribery, graft and misuse of public funds, stressing obedience to the law as paramount.
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J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
the Blade
Toledo
Republican Party
Hanly
Ohio
Succumbs After Repeated Attacks in Fort Wayne
Long obituary notes the deaths of Mrs. Jacobina Krauhs sixty five a Fort Wayne resident born in Wittenberg Germany after years of cerebral apoplexy. She leaves seven children and will be buried at Emanuel Lutheran church following a Monday death at her home 508 Lavina avenue.
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Carl Krauhs
Lavina Avenue
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Kraulis
Carl
Henry
Fred
John
Dora
Catherine
Minnie Krauhs
William Noll
John David Lehmann
Lutheran Hospital
Huron Street
Mr. Lehmann
Wurtemberg
Australia
Emanuel Tauberan Church
Henry Schwarzhans
Aurora, Il
Frederick Garns
Josephine Muszgung
Carl Liteborg
EB. F. Bigler
Mrs. Auer
Wintheim
Prussia
Jacob Auer
St. Joe Township
Pook
Whitley County
Auer
Lutheran Church
Louisa Pook
Mary Sievers
Edward Auer
Henry Auer
William Auer
Caroline Dresser
Anna Brueggemann
Milan Township
Minnie Bullermann
Groundless proposition on sale of city water works plant
Edward White, president of the water works board, denounces a Staats Zeitung article as groundless and unreasonable. He says the notion of selling the water works is ridiculous, without foundation, and not worthy of discussion.
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Edward White
Water Works Board
Staats“eitung
Palestine for Jews at American Zionists convention
The eighth annual convention of the Federation of American Zionists in Philadelphia adopted Palestine as the best site for Jewish colonization. Members urged the upcoming International Zionist Congress to reaffirm the Basel program, with 50 delegates present and reports from Dr. Harry Freidwald and Dr. Jo Magnes.
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Ferenoon
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore
Jo Magnes
Glove and Novelty Company Plant Destroyed by Fire
A fire at the Hawthorne Glove and Novelty company in Iowa City caused by lightning largely destroyed the plant. Reported losses amount to about 60009 dollars.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawthorne Glove and Novelty Company
Evening meetings on Fourth and Barr streets
Attended by a substantial audience last evening at the southeastern site near Deity Last scar WHH. Mr AYben to recount a Sea of Gal Qe experience. music and entertainment were planned under the direction of Driamnoil for the event.
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Barr
Ayben
$1 a Day for Demurrage Charges Hit by ICC
Terre Haute Ind June 19 The interstate commerce commission opened a case questioning the reasonableness of a $1 daily demurrage charge. Commissioners Prouty and Fifer presided with railroad counsel from Philadelphia Reading Evansville Terre Haute Seabord Air Line and Charleston & West Carolina present. Shipper T M Kehoe Co of Terre Haute, hay exporters to the south and southeast, asserted the rate. railroads admitted the $1 a day and that 20 percent is paid to the railroad on each car. The hearing focused on delay in unloading after 48 hours, termed by railroads as freight storage.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. A. Prouty
J. W. Fifer
Philadelphia & Reading
Evansville
Tere Haute
Appointments in Battery B at last night meeting
Captain Harry Clark announced the examination results for Battery B promotions. Corporal Wirrren Fld wers was named sergeant, Co Moriarty promoted to lieutenant, and Private William Roebke appointed corporal to succeed Corporal Hull. Both men have long service and expected efficiency in new roles.
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Battery B
Harry Clark
Wirrren
Co Moriarty
William Roebke
Hull
Religious Tent Meetings Open on North Side
The Rev. E W Allen of Jefferson Street Church of Christ opened a series of tent meetings last night in a big tent on the north side. A large tent was erected on the commons at the corner for the services led by Mr Allen and his congregation.
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E W. Allen
Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Cure
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It promises a $100 reward for an uncured case, describes the treatment as blood and mucous-surface focused, and urges readers to obtain testimonials while noting availability from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Teamsters Still Striving for Peace Again
Chicago June 19 Another effort to end the strike by the teamsters was decided at a joint council meeting. A committee will confer with the executive committee of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to propose terms to employers. The two committees will meet tomorrow or Wednesday. President Shil of the teamsters said he would not interfere with either committee and any settlement would bind the union.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Te Teamsters’ Joint Council
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Shi 1
Teamsters’ Union
Secretary Hay Returns to White House After European Health
Secretary Hay arrives from New York at 6 30 and is received by the president at the White House. He spends the evening in talks on pending matters and meets Secretary Taft who joins them. Hay plans to attend the cabinet meeting tomorrow and says he is feeling better.
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Hay
New York
White House
Europe
Taft
New Silk Handkerchiefs Arrive at Patterson’s Store
Over forty of the latest silk handkerchief styles just arrived for sale at fifty cents each. Reuben S Patterson advertises the new stock.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Civic Federation Votes Against City Run Utilities
Chicago June meeting adopts executive committee reports urging against municipal ownership of public utilities. The group says city operation of water works and potential streetcar systems has not proven feasible. Alexander E Revell elected president for two years.
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Chicago
Civic Federation of Chicago
Alexander TE Revell
Prominent Ohio Democrats In Conference Visit
In Columbus on June 14 General Isaac R. Sherwood of Toledo, a figure tied to Canton candidate John A Welty for governor, met through the day with A V W Thorman James Ross and A A Shetler in a high level Democratic discussions.
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Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
John A Welty
Canton
Sherwood
A. V W.thorman
James Ross
A. A. Shetler
Deaths from heat in New York rise with humidity
June 19 New York reports several prostrations and a number of deaths, all among young children, as the torrid temperature returns with damp, high humidity in the early hours today.
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New York
Wayne Hotel Barber Shop Promises Quick Service and Treatments
A reader endorses the Wayne Hotel Barber Shop noting no long waits and availability of massages electric scalp treatments and falling hair remedies. The ad asserts you can obtain any desired service and that the shop offers the best in the land.
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Wayne Hotel
Aurode Dry Goods Co Ad Promotes Shirts
Aurode Dry Goods Co advertises perfect fitting shirts and invites customers to visit their store to see the selection.
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The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Aurode Dry Goods
Modern Woodmen Delegate Proposes Madison Square Garden Demonstration
In Milwaukee June 19 the Modern Woodmen of America national convention installed new officers. Alfred O. Crossier announced plans to introduce a resolution for a monster fraternal demonstration at Madison Square Garden New York to protest insurance company extravagance and mismanagement toward policyholders.
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Milwaukeese
Wis
Woodmen of America
Notting
E. P. Dunleavy
Indianapolis
Ind
W. M. H. Cleavenger
Columbus
Ohio
Alfred O. Crossier
Committee On Resolutions
Madison Square Garden
New York
Swedish Press Calls for War Over Norway
The Standard correspondent in Stockholm reports Swedish conservative papers openly advocate mobilization and demand the cession of northern Norway as compensation for the dissolution of the union.
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The
Standard
Stockholm
Norway
Norwegian storthing ends union with Sweden in peaceful tone
Christiania reports the storthing adopted a reply to King Oscar’s letter, offering utmost goodwill while upholding the dissolution of the union. Swedish residents in Norway also passed a strong address urging peaceful settlement and maintenance of friendly ties among Scandinavian peoples.
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Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Oscar
Berner
Itn
Money to Loan at 5 1 2 and 6 Percent
Kuhne and Co offers money to loan at interest rates of five and a half and six percent. Located at 19 Court Street, this local lending option presents compact terms for borrowers seeking funds.
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Kuhne & Co
Court St
Lightning Hits Big Naphtha Tank at Lima Refinery
A 35,000 barrel tank holding 35,600 barrels of naphtha at Standard Oil's Lima refinery was struck by lightning. Fire crews evacuated nearby properties as the tank burned. less than a thousand barrels were pumped out before it overheated. Loss estimated near $200,000 with oil valued at $5 a barrel.
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Lima
Standard Oil Company
Quiet Summer Retreats Offer Lake Shore Vacation Picks
Wayne Day goods company promotes choosing a vacation spot from Lake Shore's Quiet Summer Retreats. Select from hotels, farm homes, or camp sites and contact A. J. Smith, G. P. A., Cleveland, for a copy through any Lake Shore Agent.
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A. J. Smith
Cleveland, Q
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