Roosevelt urges publicity and reform in trusts
Governor Roosevelt’s annual message to the New York legislature stresses the need to face modern industrial conditions, advocate publicity for corporate affairs, and push for legal remedies to curb abuses. He warns against simplistic anti trust zeal and calls for careful, fact based regulation and stronger oversight of large corporations. He praises mediation arbitration work and backs a drug clerks bill.
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Albury
N. Y
Roosevelt
New England
New York
Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Kentucky bribery case up the courts in Frankfort
Judge Cantrill orders Louisville Trust Co to produce the safety deposit box alleged to contain 4500 dollars in a goebel Harrell bribery case. The box was deemed personal property not subject to court orders and the trust officers were summoned before the grand jury. Also noted is Joseph C S Blackburn named Democratic US Senate nominee, amid enthusiastic caucus scenes.
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Frankfort
Cantrill
Louisville Trust Company
Whallen
Harrell
Goebel
Ryan
Louving
Trust Company
Grand Jury
Joseph C. S. Blackburn
United States
William Lindsey
Wedded at the Randall in Fort Wayne
S F Donaldson of Rock Island Illinois married Mrs Sarah Osborne of Alliance Ohio in Randall hotel parlors Fort Wayne. Rev W E Donaldson of Toledo performed the ceremony. The couple will visit friends today as relatives learn of the surprise wedding.
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S. F. Donaldson
Rock Island
Ill
Randall Hotel
Toledo
J. A. Donaldson
Poplar Street
Sentinel
Local Resident Suffers New Fall After Prior Injury
D. B. McClure of West Main Street remains confined at home after a second accident this week. He toppled while at work near the barn Tuesday morning, sustaining injuries tied to a prior stairway fall.
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D. B. McClure
West Main Street
Axo
A ‘McClare
Arrest of Peter Dunkle in Ohio murder case
Detectives nabbed Peter Dunkle near Henpeck Kokomo Indiana for a 1886 murder in Franklin Ohio. A $1500 reward had stood for years for the killer, who used the aliases Frank Smith and Lee Johnson. Dunkle denies knowledge of the crime.
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Kokomo
Ind
Peter Dunkle
Henpeck
Franklin
Ohio
May Holtwig
Frank Smith
Lee Johnson
Dunkle
Divorces Granted In Allen County Courts
In two cases a wife was plaintiff and divorce granted Wednesday. Rose O Flaerty was separated from John O Flaerty, custody of their child Archibald awarded, and she may resume her maiden name Rose Loos. Minnie A Johnson vs Howard A Johnson ended in a decree amid allegations of arrest for alleged killing of a marshal. Johnson reportedly to face charges. Mrs Johnson then left on the Wabash train for Springfield Illinois where she may wed again.
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Allen County
O’rourke
Rose O’flaerty
John O’flaerty
Archibald
Rose Loos
Vesey
Minnie A. Johnson
Howard A. Johnson
Toledo
Hisksville
Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Fort Wayne native Thomas B Shoaff dies in New York
The Fort Wayne businessman Thomas B Shoaff, aged about 58, died in New York City from heart failure. He built T B Shoaff & Co into a large carpet house after moving to New York about 25 years ago. He left behind his widowed mother and other relatives, with substantial Fort Wayne holdings estimated at over 250000. His wealth was reportedly near 1 million dollars.
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Thomas B. Shoaff
New York City
John B. Shoaff
Mr. Shoaff
Hoffman House
New York
This City
Samuel H. Shoaff
Fort Wayne
Oxford College
Oxford, O
McDougall & Co
Arnold, Constable & Co
Lorenzo Duncan
William H. Sheshy
T. B. Shoaff
Lindenwood Cemetery
Sheaff
Aveline
R. T. McDonald
Will McKinnie
Wayne Hotel
Messrs
Jones & Ivins
Shoaff
Sheaft
Fort
Kanne Rearrested After Jail Absence
Painter August Kanne was rearrested after leaving jail on his own recognizance following a July arrest for carrying cigars and liquor from a saloon. Prosecution filed an information affidavit, a bench warrant was issued, and Deputy Sheriff Stout arrested him at his South Calhoun Street home. Bond was set at $300.
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Kanne
Phipps
Charles Berndt
L. C. Hull
Scherer
Emrick
O’rourke
Stout
South Calhoun Street
Court notices and estate actions in Perry township and city
Dismissals in Brainbridge v Frase. David Rinehold sues Amanda Gump and Perry Rinehold for partition of 300 acres in Perry township. Judge S M Hench for plaintiff. County awards coal shed contract to Henry Wiegman for 275 dollars and ash conveyor to Ash Conveyor and Link Belt Machine Co of Chicago for 2015 dollars. Peter Eveland will probate. estate mainly to niece Ella Scoville with other bequests. Judge O Rourke allows 50 dollars claim by Dr H V Sweringen and 275 dollars claim by Mary K Beach against John Buel estate. Frederick Miller reports as guardian of William Lichtsinn. Kemp v Indiana Loan and Mortgage Co et al appeal from Justice Huser to circuit court.
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Brainbridge
Chicago
Peter Eveland
New Haven
Ella Scoville
O’rourke
H. V. Sweringen
Mary K. Beach
John Buel
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup: a popular teething remedy
An advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for teething children. The copy urges mothers to use the product for relief and quieting of infants, reflecting 19th century patent medicine marketing.
Mrs Tracy Passes After Long Life in Allen County
Mrs. Tracy, aged eighty eight, died from age related infirmities. A native of Kings County Ireland, she moved to Allen county with her husband in 1840 and settled on a Lake township farm. Five children survive: William Joseph Lucas George and Miss Mary Tracy. Her husband had predeceased her.
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Arcola
Death of Ethel May Stewart at 14 in Jefferson township
Ethel May Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart residing near Maples died Wednesday from typhoid fever at age fourteen. Funeral services were held Friday at 10:30 am from the Jefferson township residence with interment at the I O O F cemetery in New Haven.
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Ethel May Stewart
Thomas Stewart
Maples
Jefferson Township
New Haven
13-year-old Ida Strifling Dies After Typhoid Illness
Ida Strifling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Strifling, died Wednesday at the family home 509 East Washington street at age 13 from complications after typhoid fever.
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Ida Strifling
Benjamin Strifling
East Washington Street
Death of Mary Lena Heinlen at 65 in city home
Mary Lena Heinlen wife of William Heinlen of 128 West Butler street died Thursday at 7 o'clock from paralysis. Born in Germany she came to the United States early and had long resided in the city. She leaves two sons Frank G. Heinlen of Garrett and Arthur Heinlen of Wabash two daughters Mrs Henry Zur Muhlen of this city and Mrs F H Hough of Adrian Michigan.
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Mary Lena Heinlen
William Heinlen
West
Butler Street
Germany
Frank G. M Heinlen
Garrett
Arthur Heinlen
Wabash
Henry Zur Muhlen
Infant Clara Lepper Dies at Seven Days
Clara Lepper infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Lepper of 42 Boone Street died Wednesday from convulsions at seven days old.
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Clara Lepper
Fred Lepper
Boone Street
URBINE PASSES AT HOME IN PERRY TOWNSHIP
John B. Urbine longtime Allen county resident and Perry township farmer died at his home Friday morning at about five. Born in France circa 1786 he came to America in 1833 and settled in the county. Survived by wife Adelaide Litot and five children including James of Arcola Edward Morell Wolcottville Joseph N Frank Martin Perry township and Frank Bobay St Joseph township. Funeral held Monday at St Vincent's Catholic church Academie.
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John B. Urbine
Allen County
Perry Township
Mr. Urbine
France
America
Adelaide Litot
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Academie
Death of Earl Downing Jones at age ten
The death occurred at 11 30 Friday of Earl Downing Jones son of Dr and Mrs W A Jones residing at 215 West Wayne street. He had been ill about a week with a complication of diseases that baffled the physicians attending.
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Earl Downing Jones
W. A. Jones
West Wayne Street
Burglars Blow Open Wolf Lake Drug Store Safe
Albion Ind Jan 4 The safe at Luckey Bros drug store Wolf Lake Noble county was blown Tuesday night and 625 dollars taken. The money was part of an estate in process of settlement and the combination was forgotten after deposit. Local suspects suspected as responsible fled with the loot as experts were sought to assess the damages.
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Albion
Ind
Luckey Bros
Wolf Lake
Noble County
Moore's
Tammany Pushes for Democratic National Convention
Maurice Blumenthal of New York visits Marion to rally support for selecting the next Democratic national convention site. He expects an eastern venue, likely Boston or New York City, and favors a western nominee such as Bryan. He travels to Chicago to pressure the effort.
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Marion
Ind
Maurice Blumenthal
New Yorks
Morris Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Chicago
New York
Bryan
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Electric Bitters Promised to Rejuvenate Elders
Vermontville editor Sheman claims Electric Bitters keep old people young by easing nervousness sleeplessness indigestion heart trouble and rheumatism. He says the remedy stimulates kidneys tones stomach aids digestion and boosts appetite benefiting his wife and himself. Only 50 cents at Dreier & Bros. drug store.
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J. ©. Sheman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
Dreier & Bros
Noble county farmers institute held in Albion in January
The Noble county farmers institute will be held in Albion January 19 and 20. Principal speakers include Cal Hasselman of Auburn and J. W. Bates.
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Noble County Farmers’ Institute
Albion
Cal Hasselman
Auburn
J. W. Bates
Your Body a Mighty Machine and Its Care
A Victorian era instructional tone compares the human body to an iron machine and urges care for the heart and digestion. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a lubricant-like remedy to reduce friction in organs and improve digestion and blood flow. The ad cites a testimonial about taking ten bottles with no indigestion issues.
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Dr. Pierce
Canning Factory Planned at Lagrange for $7,000
The stock has been taken and a contract let for a $7,000 canning factory at Lagrange. Site is secured and work will begin at once. Local farmers are stockholders and more enterprises are in sight as Lagrange experiences a boom.
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Lagrange
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