Musicians' union supports park orchestra at Robison Park
The Musicians' union seeks an orchestra for Robison park with hopes park officials select a group to play one or two seasons. Elsewhere, political and corporate reports note corruption allegations against former Massachusetts rep Frank J. Gothro, rail and trolley expansion in Roanoke, and powder trust prosecutions against DuPont with District Attorney Morrison leading cases under Sherman Act claims.
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Egestas
Musicians’ Union
Robison Park
Owenly
Delaware
Gou Addicka Ty Powder Dupont
Chicago
United States Army
Roosevelt
Moody
A. Dupont
United States Senate
C. B. Morrison
Indiana Haven of Trusts Faced New Scrutiny
A fragmentary Indiana article notes that the state, long described as a haven from trusts, faced renewed government scrutiny after officials including the attorney general Mr Miller and others raised concerns about combinations affecting merchants and manufacturers in the region.
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Idliana
Mr.Miller
Cam Gee
Widmérchants
Complaints on Railroads and Trusts Spar Over Indiana
A fiery Broadside denounces railroad discrimination and trust conspiracies in Indiana. The piece accuses state and federal prosecutors of inaction, cites robberies in Indianapolis, and calls for cleansing “stand-patters” amid wider national pressure to prosecute alleged collusion.
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Diana Org
Bridge Trust
Indiana
Indianapolis
Berder
India
United States
Misaouri
Ohio
Rebucky
Interest graft exposed by county political bosses
A critical report accuses Boss Bichknell and Republican leaders of graft in the county. The piece alleges the treasurer Funk’s office is blurred to hide corrupt schemes and keeps readers from seeing the exact corner where the graft operates.
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Bichknell
Funk
Toledo Ice Dealers Struggle With Workhouse Sentences
Toledo Ohio June 36 ice dealers and their attorneys failed to offer a plan to divert convicted men from the workhouse. Judge Kinkade urged restitution to consumers for overcharges but widespread overbilling across the city made repayment schemes impractical. Legal counsel use tactics to delay sentencing while awaiting papers.
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Toledo
Kinkade
Biata Ix
Joe Cannon Stands Pat in Grain Trust Debate
In Toledo on June 26 a tense session concluded at 4 35 p m after nine speeches. Strikes continue as ice workers halt deliveries amid a wage dispute with the Schuller company and its affiliates. Senate backs La Follette resolution to probe the grain elevator trust and railroad ties, with federal prosecutors set to aid, highlighting concerns on prices and market control.
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Toledo
Behul- WU
Am —Ployer
Oltur Companies
Schuller Company
Yehullur Company
Washingtox
Grain Elevator Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fa Follette
Wlaconain
Senate
United States Alstrict
Moody
Standard of Company
Morrison
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Elevator ‘Trust
Hig
Ledford Coal Company Sells to Trust at Harrisburg
Ledford Coal Company of Morrisburg and Port Wayne stockholders sold its Harrisburg holdings to a trust for 160000 dollars, earning a neat profit. Thomas O Gara of Illinois bought the property, represented by L A Stevens of Bluffton. The sale ends a receivership and marks a major coal and oil holdings move in the region.
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Ledford Coal Company
Mareneburs
O. N. Gula
Port Wayne
Hleftti
New Avenue
Harrisburg
Sel
Mlingis
Ledford Company
Thomas O'Gara
Ilinois
Sim
L. A. Stevens
Bluffton
Kaan
Raities
Muftien
Otter Coal
Morrisburs
Sperking
Ti Eule
Yester
Opertine
Morrisburg
Death notices and funeral announcements for Denzel Edwards
The obituary notices report the death of Denzel a farmer aged sixty two from Bright's disease near New Haven with surviving brothers Martis Thomas and John. funeral plans cite St. Johns Catholic Church New Haven and a ceremony at the nephew's residence. Additional notices announce the death of C Milton Sule of Andrews and Jerry Duzell with services in Jefferson township and New Haven. Olivia A Edwards death announced with married name Dowards and extensive surviving relatives listed. services to be held in Washington state connections and burial plans pending arrival of relatives.
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Denzel
Frank Denzel
Bright
Ida Mephew
Joomph Denzel
Nile
New Havoc
Mr. Dengal
Baden
Germany
Fort Wayne
America
Jefferson Township
New Haven
St. John'a
Martis
Adama Township
Thomas
Kensay City
John
Mlle
St John's Catholic Church of
C. Milton Sule
Andrews
Ind
Lutheran Hospital
Markle
Bale
Jerry Duzell
Jefferson, Township
Jatisq
Church of New Haven
Oliva A. Edwards
Richards
Washingon
Atll
Charles
Willard
Award Fureld
Mary Davis
Chelahls, Wash
Russia Warns Officials to Suppress Disorder
A June cable from the Russian interior minister, conveyed via the American ambassador, directs governors to enforce strict order after unrest at Balystock. It warns subordinates to prevent agrarian or anti Jewish disturbances and to act decisively to minimize casualties. The message reflects Moscow’s stance on quelling unrest and limiting violence.
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Washington
State Department
Blalystock
Senator Tillman Upheld Health Delays Senate Action
Washington June 26 Senator Tillman said in the senate he intended to call up a resolution for an investigation of a government matter involving Mrs Minor Morris from the White House but his health prevented it. He moved to take up the railroad rate bill instead and the nation prevailed.
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Washington
Tilman
Senate Today
Minor Morris
Congress to Confer on Immigration Bill Principles Stated
Washington June 24 The Senate granted the House request for a conference on the immigration bill. Senators Waillingham and others are named in the brief action as part of the talks aimed at embodying certain principles in the legislation.
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Washington
Hne
The
Senate Today
House
Waillingham
Deficiency Bill Advances In House After Omnibus Passage
Fragments show McLeurin as conferees named in debate on immigration regulation and a telegram from Junior O U A B urging action in line with the order. The telegrams were referred as the committee discussed the general deficiency bill to fund the government through June 1907.
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Washington
Omnibus Public
House
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers in Session
Indianapolis June 26 The Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers association met in annual convention. President W H Messenger presided. Delegates voiced demand for better material and workmanship in furniture making. The sessions will continue tomorrow.
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Indiana
Session
Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers' Association
W. H. Messenger
Delogues
Morrow
Dramatic Entertainment at St Mary's Hall
The young men of St Pauls Catholic church present an annual dramatic show at St Mary's Hall on July 2 featuring a three act play The Comer Store. Cast includes EM Wheeler Mud Wheeler Jimny Pinuesa and Dora K Mivce with E Nichter and J Hott dasper White among others. Tickets available at the parochial schoolhouse.
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St. Paul's Catho's
St. Mary's Hall
Somer Store
EM Wheeler
Mud Wheeler
Ee Jvey Barton
Jimny Pinuesa
Rerentl
E. Nichter
Oto Gronkenheimer
Juyviile
Pole
Hott Dasper
Atrars Onder Suspi
Cion
Miller Dora
Tortyaha
Ain Orpion
A Fort Wayne Visit Reunites Old Acquaintances
Mr. J. W. Campbell of St. Louis, formerly Fort Wayne, lodged in the city for free time. He ran into a longtime friend after twenty five years in Salicton Toucey court, who failed to recognize him due to time changes. Campbell plans to return home with Mrs. Campbell next Friday, noting Fort Wayne’s growth and prosperity since his last visit.
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J. W. Campbell
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Taney
Campbell
Y W C A Excursion Ticket Sale At Local Stores
Secure your tickets at Woodworths Emanuel s Blues or Alters for Y W C A excursion to Robison Park Wednesday. I ge Try Journal Gazette Want Ads.
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Woodworth'’s
Emanuel's
Blue’s
Alter's
Robison Park
Journal-Gazette
Adams County suit nears end in Bond scandal case
Decatur Ind June 26 a Adams county jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the case State of Indiana ex rel Noah Mangold v Dun P Holds ex treasurer Adams county on his official bond. The verdict awards 1500 with prior trials having required bondsmen to post around 28000. The long defalcation involved county funds and a fire at the courthouse. Boldt, former treasurer, faced multiple trials. the case has stretched across years with Brandyberry and others as witnesses.
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Decatur
Ind
State of
Bonds
Treacher
Biraune
Court House
Holthouga
Eige
Noah Mangold
Brandyberry
Oles
Bolde
Bolda
Jonis Neuenschwander
Henry Voglewede
John Lechot
Cages Agiainat Bolds
Boris
Brandyherry
Colorado
Tk Bay
Bolda* Bundahian
Portland
Balds
Hie Bondamién
Balda
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Frank J. Gothro
Masachusetts
House of Representatives
Whider
Columbia City
Roanoke
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Interurbane
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Frag Combine
United States District
Healing
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Joe Cannon
Pat
Follette’s
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Coal Company
Ill
O. N. Guidlin le
Russia
Senator Tillman
Ladse Uit McLeurin
Foraker
Himeself
St. Paul's Catholi Church
W. Campbell
Fort Wayne's
Foremont
Adams County
Bolds
Louis Fruchte
Sun
Anthony Holthouze
Jonesboro
Ark
Commierioners
Irving Brandyborry
Henry W. Fresco
Formur
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