Packers Vote Shapes Government Bill Debate
Washington June 26 Mr Wadsworth urged the conference report on the agricultural appropriation bill. The House voted 179 to 43 to retain the government inspection amendment, rejecting receding. A protest from Texas urged against placing any charge on packers, warning it would shift costs to cattle growers.
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Washington
Wadsworth
House
Davis
Senate
Cout
Howe
Birleyone
Texas
Railroad rate bill passed amid heated House clash
Washington June 28 The House adopted a suspended rule to print conference reports on the railroad rate bill as debate over merits and antipass amendments raged. Critics warned the move centralizes power and rushes policy, while supporters argued immediate action was needed before adjournment. the rule passed 162 to 8.
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Washington
Dalzeil
Mic
Palzell
Williats
Senate Amekamerit
Willams
Nia
Cooper
Dalzall
Nis Fect
Mr. Cooper
Wisconsin
Public Building Bill Passes Renate Washington
Public Building Bill passes in Washington amid ongoing debate. Report notes session timing, with continuation anticipated later in the day as lawmakers weigh final provisions and potential amendments.
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Renate
Dead farmer Worcester found dead in woodshed
William Welcester a Wayne township farmer was found dead in his woodshed after days with no word from him. Coroner investigations suggested death from natural causes, with family recalling he suffered stomach trouble and had been away overnight in the city. Survived by wife and children, plus a brother and two sisters.
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Whilstian Welcester
Wayne Township
Coreter J. B Stilts
George Studer
Caal
Notretter
Hig Farm
Bludton Road
Mort Wayne
Woodehed
Huver
Theodory Nelrester
Tate
Hightheas
Nelrester
Nelvester
Nofretter
Germany
Netrelter
America
Wayne Townsnip
Salera
Trust busting talk widens as Kealing joins anti Standard Oil drive
Washington dispatch reports Indiana United States Attorney Joseph B Kealing invited to join Justice Department conference on campaign against Standard Oil and other trusts. Attending are Moody Cromwell Brown Sullivan Byer and others with White House backing. Indianapolis cases and West Point appointment for district youth also noted.
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Washington
Joseph B. Kealing
United States
Mstrict Attorner
Indiana
Sruat
Department of Justice
Moody
Crom
Indianapoli
Dore
White House
Fideral
Attornneys
Genet
Moddy
United States Distriot
Atorneya Brown
Burnin
Kanne
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Cleveland
Byer
St. Louis
Frigia
Morrison
Chicago
Frunk
Kel
Der
St. Paul
Gerfield
Federal Grand Jury
Ataton
Worh
Whiting
Ind
Ryanaville
East St. Louis
Gilbert
Qood
Gilbart
Fort Wayne
Military Academy
West Point
Feasey Missing Man Sought Near Homestead Station
Deputy sheriffs today search near Homestead interurban station for Charles Feasey a young shopman missing since Saturday. He reportedly alighted from an interurban car at Homestead on Monday and is thought to have had a bottle of carbolic, with fears he may have taken his own life.
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Heputy_ sherita
Homestead
Charles Feasey
Omestead
Summit City Workmen Lodge Elects Officers
Summit City Lodge No. 36 Ancient Order of United Workmen held a large meeting and elected officers including Past Master Workman Charles E Earls, Master Workman TW Akel Son, Foreman George W Chapman, Overseer Venza W Thieasl, Recorder N Conover, Financier W A Ferria, Receiver W J Ruhe, Guide Ihovlon 4. Pholpe, Inside Watch C W Halgeratott, Outside Watch J D King, Medical Examiner Dr W Di Ruhl.
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Summit City Lodge No. 36
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Charles E. Earls
Akelson
Forenin
George W. Chapman
Venza W. Thieasl
Recoréer
N. Conover
W. A. Ferria
Raeciver
W. J. Jruhl
Ihovlon
Pholpe
C. W. Halgeratott
J. D. King
W. di Ruhl
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio Michigan winds and rain
Washington weather forecast for Friday and Saturday notes continued warmth in Indiana and Ohio with showers and cooler conditions by Saturday. Michigan expects showers Friday with cooler conditions Saturday. Southwest winds shift from fresh to strong, while Friday remains mostly cloudy in some areas.
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Washington
Indiana
Parr
Ohio
Michigan
Winda
Purdue Loses Its Butter Expert
Lafayette Ind June 28 Henry N Slater Purdue’s butter expert resigns to join the dairy division of the department of agriculture in Washington He came to Purdue five years ago and helped build up the dairy department which is now among the best in the land He delivered speeches and demonstrations across Indiana
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Lafayette
Ind
Henry N. Slater
Purdue
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Slater
Indiana
Adair Leads Ticket At Alexandria Democratic Convention
In Alexandria Indiana John A M Adair of Portland received unanimous nomination for congress in the Eighth district at the Democratic convention. F B Hamtamagit acted as temporary chair with J G Evingham as secretary and Caldwell of Portland as permanent chair. The committee endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president and adopted the state platform. The convention adjourned after Adair spoke.
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Alexandria
Ind
Jonn B— Joln
Adair
Sir. Aésir
Eighth District
Democratic Committee
Fort Wayne Workers Honored at Indiana Endeavor Meeting
The Fort Wayne contingent attended the Indiana Christian Endeavor convention at Central Christian church. Officers elected include Rev. Horace Case of Richmond as president and Misse Florence Lawtin of Indianapolis as general secretary. Other posts filled by reps from Fort Wayne and nearby towns. The gathering planned 1908 convention in Evansville and set a $490 deficit goal to raise before selecting a new convention site.
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Tad
Rona
Central Christian Church
Horace Case
Richmond
Kat Rotary
Mise
Florence Lawtin
Indianapolia
Treawurer
A. G. Barry
Wayte
Mins Alle
Lolninger
Angola
Marty Windsor
Muncia
J. BL. Qalxer
Princeton
DB. H. Clifford
Iollumupolta
J. Elmer Rhea
Muneia
Hots
Chomea Ashburn
Fivaneville
Frank M. Fox
Fort Wayne
W. Weinberry
Plymouth
J. Ll. Kiower
Berne
J. F. Burnatte
Muncie
G. HK. Stockwell
Alexandria
United Society Trusteer
WJ. Darby
Evanaville
Allen B. PhNputt
Chas. &. Newman
Indianapolis
J. Albert Rutael
Vetergner Association
Hampton A. Hymes
World
C. B. Union
Walter. J. Lewis
Evaneville
Evansville
Fyansville
Dores
Caroline Palmer
New York
Sealon
Fong-Sérvies
Pha
Allie Letuinger
Auiertea
Rea
Margaret ‘Windsor
Munete
Craftay J
Mollie Johnson
Marocen
Misg Ethet Bowman
Valparaiso
Hagerman
Nor Shanklin
Binghurst
Arnie Selhold
Lafayette
Agnes
Thormeyor
Kate Haws
Missouri O
Bunton
The
Christian Church
Miss Haus
Thaw Indicted for First Degree Murder of Stanford White
In New York on July 28 Harry K Thaw was indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Stanford White at Madison Square Garden. Thaw urged to be excused from further testimony before the grand jury as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified, pleading to answer no more questions to protect her husband. The grand jury concluded its inquiry quickly after a coroner's inquest. Thaw was remanded to the Tombs without bail as the district attorney prepared the case for trial.
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New York
Harry Keodal
Stanford White
Inez Siouday' Mwleht
Madison Square Root
Garden
Evelyn Nephit
Thaw
Shy
Avnetube
Attourney Gurvan
Ana ‘Teadhred
White
Bridge of Highs
Tay
Dha
Grand Jury
Toom
Mael
Mr. Garvan
Garvanty
Gram
Elevation Plans for Indianapolis Rail Tracks Considered
Mr J F Jeup, expert on track elevation, arrived in Ithraelty for talks with Mayor Hosey and the board of works. A survey of Calhoun Street was made, with cost estimates around 125000 dollars for citywide track elevation. The city will seek railroad plans first, then decide on a general City Engineer, Randall, and possible need for a special engineer. Officials aim to avoid losing control to a court commission and ensure taxpayers get value.
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J. F. Jeup
Indianapolis
Hosey
Codwess
Tmck
Board of Works
Calhoun Street
Br. Jeap
Jeup
Fort Wayne
Jana i
Randall
MoMr
Jenup
Mogen
Calhoun
Maiddhy
Hovey Wuld
Joup
Mingor
Rairoad
Ana
Ecomomy
Uttwation
Court St
Abelieite
Thera
Pennsylvania
Welch
McKin
The
Enginger
Degivea
Jean
The Ice Man's Plea in Fort Wayne Prices Rise
Fort Wayne residents face higher ice costs as manufacturers report winter shortages and longer shipping from Michigan. Manager Marquise explains that supply constraints, increased transportation, and reduced harvests drove prices up while consumers paid the higher rates for a longer season. He notes ice is sold at a loss locally to keep business viable.
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Fort Warne
Pricoey
Fee
Marquise
Donsusery Iog
Tie Jougpal- Guselle
Tie
Murgadas
Utte
Toledo
Marguiee
Fort Wayne
Michigan Lakes
Shosu
Mir
Fort Wayto
Cuicago
Buatoeas
Tain City
Marquias
Ningous
Dar Qniss
Uramor
Princess Alice and Consort Nick at Court
London June 28. A court notable for the presentation by Mr and Mrs Nichola Longworth. The royal circle was large and the procession of King Edward Queen Alexandra and state officers was brilliant. The president's daughter attracted general attention wearing a white gown with a diamond ribbon and simple nail. She was specially honored by the king and queen.
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London
Nichola Longworth
Edward
Alexandra
Lew Sharp Named Deputy Revenue Collector in Tila City
Low PL Sharp of tila city returned from Indianapolis with appointment as deputy revenue collector. He would step into the role previously held by John WW Hayden, who sought County Treasurer Pook to appoint successors. Sharp’s new post brings changes to local office.
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Sharp
Tila City
Indianapolis
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