Meat Bill Deadlocked in Senate as Conference Fails
Washington June 27 a total deadlock over meat inspection funding surfaced after three conferee sessions. Senator Proctor said home conferees refused to cover inspection costs, while the House proposed taxes on cattle and hogs to fund oversight. House leaders argued constitutional limits and rejected compromise, leaving the agricultural appropriations bill stalled and awaiting tomorrow’s possible guidance.
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Hate
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Nelson
Hale
Pease
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Hemenway
Hopkins
House of Representatives
Bailey Assane
Bridge Trust and Saloon Scrutiny in Indiana
Indianapolis News correspondent Hvan A. Lewis investigates local bridge trust activities and high license for saloons. He reviews bid contracts in recent years and public sentiment on saloon licensing while probing Indiana abuses similar to Ohio indictments. He plans several days of inquiry in Fort Wayne and surrounding northern counties, noting proposed increases to a Moore law style license and potential halving of saloons in towns with 60 000 residents.
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Hvan A. Lewis
Iianapolis News
Bridge Trusts
Highicense
Paloons
Uridger
Wil
Lewis
Bridge Trust
Ohio
Ldlina
Auninst Ridge Trust
Lina
Indiana
Allen
Wayna
Beffier Rates for Grain Shipments in Indianapolis Meeting
At the mid summer meeting of the Grain Seals Association in Indianapolis the group discussed reciprocal demurrage, car distribution, and terminal inspections. Speakers urged two parties to a contract and urged railroads to cut hay hauling rates by at least 10 per ton, with amendments allowing seed dealers and machinery sellers to join the association.
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Indianapolis
Midaummer
Joh W. McCardle
Muncio
Gara
Brain
Indiana
Bytana
Thas
Longworths Return to London from Kiel
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrive in London after a Kiel visit. The couple's return marks the first leg of their post voyage schedule, with the date noted as June 27 in London.
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Longworths
London
Kiel
Nicholas Longworth
Dowie Labeled Insane By Alienist In Zion City Case
Chicago Jive 27 John Alexander Dowie was declared insane by Dr Archibald Church the alienist during testimony in the Zion City controversy before Judge Landis. The physician noted Dowie spoke of shipwrecks prayers and curing the ill while suggesting he could still possess vast wealth within seven years.
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Chicago
John
Dowie
Archibald Church
Landis
Zion, City
Church
Dowle
Pure Food Bill Framed In Senate House Conference
Washington reports the pure food bill was agreed upon by conferees of the senate and house with two house provisions eliminated. The measure sets penalties for adulterated or misbranded foods and drugs, outlines labeling and sampling rules, and directs enforcement by the secretary of agriculture and U S attorneys. The act defines drugs and foods, bans false branding, and allows preservatives under labeled usage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Brent
MrCunther
Hayburn
Congress
Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
State health board to inspect Indiana slaughterhouses and markets
In Indianapolis on June 27 the state board of health convenes a conference to discuss inspecting slaughterhouses meat markets and milk supply across the state. Secretary Harry notes a plan to begin inspections immediately with Dr. Bising state veterinarian leading efforts and a review of Kingan packing plant is planned.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Harry
Bising
Avery
Kingaa
Buenler
Indianapolis butchers to be arrested today
Five or more city market meat dealers in Indianapolis are to be taken into custody tomorrow morning. Sheriff Bourbler will carry out arrests after Prosecutor Benedict said one suspect offered to plead guilty but action could not proceed until arraignment in court.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jung
CD City Health
Bourbler Tontaht
Benedict
Weather Forecasts For Ohio Michigan Indiana
Washington weather bulletin dated June 27 reports chances of showers for Thursday and Friday across Ohio with winds diminishing from the southeast. Lower Michigan expected showers with fresh east to southeast winds. Indiana forecast shows partly cloudy Thursday with showers and cooler conditions Friday in the southern portion with fresh south winds.
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Washington
Bibb Hoop Company Fined for Child Labor Violations
The Bibb Hoop company on Owenpay avenue was fined $1 and costs in Justice Tancey's court for employing two boys under fourteen in hazardous work. The offense marked the company’s first violation, with unclear knowledge of state rules, and the children had been employed for about two weeks. An affidavit was filed against the company the following Friday afternoon in Justice Tancey's court for violation of the law by Mr. Williamson, deputy factory inspector, Anderson.
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Bibb Hoop Company
Owenpay Avenue
Tancey
Mnuda Kominal
Puentay Aftamnoon
Jualkke Toncey
Williamson
Anderson
Christian Israelites Make Annual Pilgrimage to Fort Wayne
Four members of the sect known as Christian Israelites arrived from Benton Warrior Michigan on their gospel tour to Fort Wayne. They plan meetings at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on the court house square, with a quiet approach to converts and no public campaigns. The group tours the city annually on their travels to and from Benton, Michigan.
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Benton Warrior
Mich
Fort Wayne
Alwiyn Ben
Banton
Thaw Goaded Onto Murder by Stanford White Case
The article reports on Harry K. Thaw under psychiatric review after the murder of Stanford White. Alienists say he is sane, yet he refuses to answer questions and resists physical examination. Thaw engages in trivial talk with doctors, while defense aims to justify insanity. The district attorney's office prepares an inquiry into Thaw and White’s habits prior to the tragedy, with several witnesses, including Thaw's valet, examined. Myra Thaw and others visit. ther is focus on defense strategy and potential grand jury proceedings.
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New York
Harry
K.thaw
Stanford White
District Attorney's Office
Pbyelclaos Haa
Thaw
Prizoner
Grunly Ax the
Austin Fitt
Hanellton
Olcott
Tixen
Alter Weniste Bank
Mrv
Noprbs
Josiah C. Thaw
George C. Carnegie
CiiMerd
Willam Bedford
Venta
Garvin
White
Thaw testimony ties Stanford White to Evelyn Nesbit cases
In New York on June 27, sensational testimony linked Stanford White to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw amid a maze of conflicting accounts. Witnesses claimed White boasted of sins and entangled relations with Nesbit, the Thaws' young wife. Continued on Page 2, Column 337.
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White
Evelyn Nesbit
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Ciahman
Chorud
Inguira
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Evi Denen
Lightning Strikes Fort Wayne Causing City Fire and Alarm
A severe storm swept over Fort Wayne with lightning striking near East Suttenfield Street at 3 50 am. One tree was set on fire by the bolt and a trolley pole and wires were damaged near Calhoun Street. Fire crews responded, extinguished the blaze, and the storm caused widespread electrical damage citywide.
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Fort Wayne
Suttenfield Street
Calhoun
Outira
Hithrect
Wreals
Calhoun Street
Wells Street
Considerale
Remen
Wisconsin Democrats Endorse Bryan at State Convention
Wisconsin Democrats in convention adopted a platform and slated to back William Jennings Bryan for president in the fall election. The gathering approved sanitation measures and adjourned with strong support shifting to Bryan, led by John A. Aylward who was named permanent chairman and delivered a lengthy endorsement.
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Suilwagrise
Jung
Democraty
Wisconsin
William Qd
Bryan
John A. Aylward
Madani
Whatman
Attenfehts
Spreen
Bryant
New Freight Depot Planned for Fort Wayne & Wabash Line
Henry C. Paul says a new freight depot for handling freight and express business is certain soon after a Philadelphia directors meeting. Details on location and a proposed branch at Elizabeth Street remain undeclared until the council committee meeting Friday night. General Manager Exmore and directors Jimon and Charles Murdock from Lafayette are home today.
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Itves
Henry C. Paul
Pestae Day Hom
Fort Warne
Eliznbeth Street
Paul
Q. D. Exmone
Jimon
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
Fort Wayne and Wabash Traction leaders planned freight hub
Col. D N Foster will join Col. Jones on a Europe trip as the Previdem awaits, with Paul Waye and others shaping plans for a new freight passenger terminal. A joint meeting will decide site options and construction of a modern freight station to replace inadequate Harriton and Poert streets facilities.
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Col. Jones
Europa
J. Lovering Jones
Philadelphia
Fort Wayns & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Europe
Jonce
Woll I
Cooxegoratty
Paul Waye
Moesers
Murdock
Emmons
Harriton
Poerl
Paul Pays
Hemi
Raminae
Erduanarols
Bhd
Jura Atemno Dodd
Regent Pot Parverony
Lupo
Dsyetecind
Cassenger Station
Soglat Neture
O. C. Huenle
Anderson
Vico-Prassient
George Moores
Indianape Olla
F.S. Coulter
Frankfort
Seorstare
Inn . Hoyna
Evansville
C. A. Knollenberg
Richmond
DO. N. Foxter
Fort Wigne
M. B. Stiles
Ingion
D. Ritters
Vincennes
Jay W, Willams
Renswlanr
TL. Ih. Doud
Nerih Vernon
Banaunt
Germar House
Attorney General Probing Standard Oil Inquiry
Washington June 27 Attorney General Moody held conferences with Branks Kellogg and Charles B Morrison special counsel in the Standard Oil antitrust probe. Further investigation is to be made and district attorneys were instructed on how to proceed. Special grand juries may be convened to determine if rebates or concessions violated the Interstate Commerce Act.
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Washington
Moody
Branks. Kellogg
Charles B. Morrison
Standard Oil Company
Stildd
Standard Ol
Jere Dunn Dies After Cancer Battle in Elizabeth
Jere Dunn, a well known sporting figure, died here today after a brief illness. He achieved prominence years ago when Eliott, a notable hotel pugilist, was active. Dunn faced legal trouble in a past case but was acquitted on a plea of self defense.
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Elizabeth
Jero Dunn
Jim Elion
Eliott
Esetelet Voight
Jon J. Sullivan
Dann
Terre Haute Mayor Ousted From Office
Terre Haute Indiana June 27 The city council found Mayor Edward J Bida guilty of charges and ousted him from office He proclaimed he would not recognize the action and would continue to discharge the duties of the office No further council action was taken and the outcome remained uncertain The record notes alleged failure to enforce city ordinances and mentions possible impeachment proceedings
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Terre Haute
Lid
Edward J. Bida
Indiana dentists elect new officers in West Baden meeting
West Baden Indiana June 27 officers elected by the Indiana State Dental association selections include President A T White Newcastle first vice president R A Adams Clinton secretary BD EL Lucas Indianapolis treasurer O W Throon Mande executive committee P T Chawick Rushville supervisor of notes CA Barnhill Indianapolis trustees J We Vanosdel Mitchell O J King Hoosier state leaders list and Indianapolis chosen for next annual meeting location.
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West Baden
Ind
al' Towing
Indiana Stain Deltal Association
Mande
T. Chawick
Rushville
Clates
Barnhill
Indianapolias
We Vanosdel
Mitchell
O. J. King
Hoatfisten
Williams
Terra Bante
Indianapolis
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Pittsburg
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Sophia
Col. D. N. Foster
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