Railroads Charged in Conspiracy Case in Oregon Nation
United States District Court hears a bill alleging combination and restraint of trade by Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and allied defendants. The suit seeks injunctions against acts to control competing lines and prohibits stock voting or dividend payments without court approval. Signed by Hiram E. Booth and officials.
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United Sti. Lew
Oregon Retivcius
Finoeiro
Les Ateles
Pradlroad
Atchiss Fr
Omir
Proie Company
Mailway Con Jan
Merthera Ailway Company
Foriers
Loin
Pras Tomnany
Beiweaskif
The
Dacon HB
Senin
Gito
Jamies
Harry Hogers
Frick
Barrimiena
Sehie Mann
Stillinen
Rogers
Chirk
Jani
Pet
Threenselves
Congress
United States
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Americe
Enseniny Reyiive
Sabpeena
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Hiram E. Booth
Bonaparte
Purdy
Frank B. Kellogg
C. A. Severance
Brothers Kill Themselves in Parallel Tragedy
In Litchfield St on February 1 Charles Lipsy aged 40 and James Lipsy aged 34, both prominent local businessmen, killed themselves on Raymond’s Main Street using the same revolver after one reportedly took the pistol from the other. The brothers were described as bachelors and well known in the village.
Toledo and Chonley line placed in receivership
The Toledo and Chiazo Interurban Railway running between Fort Wayne Auburn Waterloo and Kendallville was placed in the hands of a receiver appointed by Judge O N Heaton. James D Mortimer named receiver with a $50000 bond. Company owes about $68700 to suppliers and $1200 taxes in Allen and DeKalb counties plus $1200 for Fort Wayne Wabash Valley Traction trackage rights. Original mortgage of 1250000 remains with Trust Company of America and Carleton Bunce as trustees.
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Toledo and
Chiazo
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Trust Company of America, New York
Carleton Bunce
Hanson
Mortimer
Death toll in Boyertown fire reaches 170 with Eva Toms
Boyertown Pennsylvania reports the 170th death from the opera house fire as Eva Toms dies from burns. She was 22 and among the injured victims.
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Boyertown
Eva Toms
Pva
Century-Old Ben J. True Dies in Maysville
Benjamin C. True born in Goshen New Hampshire on June 8 1808 died Saturday morning at his niece Mrs Harriet E Metzgers home in Maysville He was likely Allen counties oldest man and an Odd Fellow since 1836 He moved from Foster Ohio to Maysville in 1895 had no immediate family and never joined a church He helped raise funds for Chicago 1871 Michigan fire relief and served in multiple Masonic and Odd Fellows roles including grand master and supreme lodge delegate He practiced law in Cincinnati and later ran a general store in Foster's before retiring to Maysville
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Benjamin C. True
Goshen
New Hampshire
Harriet E. Metzger
Maysville
Allen County
Unity Lodge
Albarny
N. Y
Foster's
Ohio
Mr. True
Daniel True
Albany
Andre
Henry True
Jane Bradbury
United States
True
New York
Odd Fellows
Chicago
Cincinnati
Michigan
Lodge of
Phoenix Lodge
Supreme Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Boston
Rock Springs
Kilwinning
Merchants in Elkhart Aid Destitute with Fund Drive
Local merchants in Elkhart contribute to a fund to assist the city’s destitute residents, supporting relief efforts and shared welfare relief. The push gathers business participation and community backing to address poverty in the area.
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Elkhart
Christian Psychology Aims to Heal Mind and Body
Bishop Fallows leads Chicago church in a program pairing faith with medical care. He argues Christian psychology blends prayer and suggestion with physician treatment to aid nervous disorders while recognizing typhoid and other diseases require medicine.
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The
Sentinel
Chicago
Ill
Samuel Fallows
West
Worcester and
McComb
Boston
East
Fallows
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal
Methodist Church
Reformed Episcopalians
Illinois Westeyan University
Bloomington
John Wesley
Bishop Fallows
New Movement
Christian Science
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Dr. Fallows
Elijah
Amatuer sleuth sued after misidentification arrest
James B E Price of Laketon faces a $5,000 damage suit filed by James Drudge, an Eric telegraph operator. Drudge alleges his arrest in Huntington damaged his job reputation and feelings after Price’s detective agency marked him as embezzler from Washington D C. Chief Ed Stouder and Deputy Howett are named as parties.
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Wabash
Ind
James BE. Price
Laketon
Indianapolis
Elmer Vrooman
James Drudge
Ed Stouder
Charles Howett
Huntingtn
Wre
Drudge
Eric
Price
Washington D. C
Huntington
Bank Run Drains Brooklyn Home Bank Deposits
The Home Bank of Brooklyn did not open today after a run began yesterday. Its December 19 report shows deposits dropped from 548,643 dollars in August to 389,050 dollars.
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New York
Home Bank of
Brooklyn
Home Bank
Miller Held for Forgery in City Court
Jerry R. Miller faced a preliminary hearing after attempting to pass a 7.50 check forged with W H Frederick’s name. He was bound over to the circuit court on $500 bond. Two men using alias names James Mitchell and John Smith were fined for fighting on Warne street.
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Jerry R. Miller
W. H. Frederick
James Mitchell
John Smith
St Warne
William Rupel
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Charles
James Lipsy
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Chonley
Heuer
Toledo
Chicago Road
Ben J. True
Willie
Neway
Dangtter
Mirs
Eddy
Great West Side
England
Reformed Episcopal Church
Ian Psy
Tin Star
Little Bank
Miller
Thomas Cammack
Milford
Mildred
Jay Woolson
Montpelier
Humar
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