Lawyers Sentenced in Toledo Ice Case Contempt
Judge Kinrade of the common pleas court sentenced Attorneys Thomas H. Tracy Clarence Brown to ten days in the county jail and Alexander Smith to a $250 fine for contempt of court for filing a motion charging the judge with misconduct in the ice men trial. The sentence was suspended until Thursday to allow appeals to the circuit court. The three attorneys are the Toledo bar's most prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Smith
Kinkade
Toledo
Ice manufacturers held on conspiracy charges in Philadelphia
Thirteen ice makers served warrants on charges of conspiring to fix ice prices waived hearings and were bound over by a magistrate at 1500 bonds to appear in court.
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Philadelphia
Company seeks long switch franchise across Broadway to city limits
A Pennsylvania company asked the board of public works for a franchise to cross Broadway and all streets west to the city limits to connect a new switch with the Fort Wayne Electric works line. Eighteen feet of ground were bought for the right of way through R. L. Remy, and track staying will begin after the grant. The board also ordered bids advertised for paving Lake avenue and the Lakeside bridge approach. Remonstrance signatures stood at eighteen, four having been withdrawn.
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Pennsylvania Company
Board of Public Works
Broadway
Fort Wayne Electric Works
R. L. Remy
Lake Avenue
Lakeside Bridge
State Epworth League elects officers in Logansport
The twelfth biennial Indiana State Epworth League convention closed in Logansport Indiana. Officers elected included President Rev Chesteen W Smith of Peru first vice president Rev J M Canse of Fort Wayne second vice president Miss Bessie Hudson Evansville third vice president Miss Emma Guild Medaryville fourth vice president Miss Maude Cosler Kokomo secretary W B Shaffer South Bend treasurer Marion Thomas Indianapolis junior superintendent Miss Angie Godman Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Indiana State
Epworth League
Hias
Winona Lake
Chesteen W. Smith
Peru
W. B. Shaffer
South Bend
Marion Thomas
Indianapolis
Angie Godman
Buggy Struck by Automobile Injures Woman
A buggy carrying J. McClaren and his daughter Miss Mary McClaren was hit by an automobile near the Catholic cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The buggy overturned and was badly damaged. Miss Mary McClaren was injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McClaren
Miss Mary McClaren
Miss McClaren
Miner Fatally Hurt In Hartwell Railroad Accident
Petersburg Indiana July 2 John James a coal miner was struck and fatally injured last night near Hartwell by a train on the Southern railroad.
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Petersburg
Ind
John James
Hartwell
Southern Railroad
Miner Dies From Falling Slate at Indiana Mine
Linton Indiana July 2 Charles Bledsoe was killed when slate fell at the P and I mine today. The accident occurred during work at the shaft with Bledsoe's death reported at once. Authorities investigated the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Charles Bledsoe
P. and I
Fire destroys Cleveland cigar shop. six firefighters injured
A fireworks explosion at J. Kraus & Sons wholesale cigar and confectionery on West Ninth Street, Cleveland left six firefighters hurt. Lieutenant Patrick Agility and firefighters John O'Brien and John Cassidy were most seriously injured, rendered unconscious as the blaze gutted the building. The fire was fought by others who arrived to rescue the injured. The overall loss was reported as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Kraus & Sons
West Ninth Street
Patrick aGility
John O'Brien
John Cassidy
Igath
Tha Peoun
Destruction at United States Gypsum Plant Near Toledo
Fire at the United States Gypsum company plant near Toledo destroys the mill and equipment. Reports say the blaze began in the evening and rapidly spread through the structure. Firefighters from nearby districts battled the flames to prevent spread to adjacent facilities. No fatalities are confirmed, and investigators search for the cause.
Unknown cause of child's death halts charges in coroner case
Coroner J. H. Stults and Sheriff Grice exhumed an infant at Hattie Reamer’s request and, after confession from Reamer and Fred Smitley, returned a verdict of unknown cause. Reamer jailed on neglect charges while Smitley remains in custody as a witness. The coroner may report to health authorities if the burial lacked a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Reamer
J. H. Stults
Grice
Fred Smitley
Smitley
W. W. Barnett
J. W. McCausland
Rocaimer
James Vandolah
Wallen
Smokestack Nearing Completion At Spy Run Avenue
The 180 foot smokestack for the new power house on Spy Run avenue is nearly finished this week. It tops the tallest structure in the area and offers a sweeping view from its summit. Workers have faced danger but no injuries have occurred since foundation work began. The internal scaffold rises with the stack as construction continues. The last brick will bring applause from the crew and company to mark completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy Run
Coroner Returns Verdict on Dierstein Death
Coroner J E Stults returned a verdict in the death of Frederick Dierstein found in a bath tub at his mother's 430 Baker Street residence Saturday. He ruled the death accidental saying Dierstein fell into the tub and struck his head on the faucet while trying to rise. The report also notes the death of Charles Feaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stults
Frederick Dierstein
Baker Street
Charles ‘Feaser
Disaster's cause remains unknown in Salisbury wreck
A Plymouth to Salisbury express train wreck in Old Cathedral Town killed 28 and left investigators without a cause. Officials, engineers, and coroners cannot explain the derailment as inquest setup begins. Several victims are dangerously injured and families await word. Bodies are prepared for return to America.
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Old Cathedral Town
Salisbury Train Crash Kills Many Aboard New York Liner
Salisbury England July 2 A Plymouth to London night express collided with a milk train near Salisbury killing twenty four of the eighty six passengers who had boarded in Plymouth from the American liner New York. Four trainmen also died in the disaster with dozens injured.
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Salisbury
England
Columbus
America
Plymouth
New York
London
Southampton
Atlantic
Devonshire Landing
Robins
Fisherton Street
American grief noted for Salisbury accident aid
The Salisbury mayor received a reply from Whitelaw Reid, expressing gratitude on behalf of the U S government and people for sympathy and aid shown after the terrible accident to the American boat train. The message accompanies the mayor's sympathy note to the American ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Whitelaw Reid
Victims of the wreck listed by name and city
A long list details dead and injured from a wreck with names of victims from Toronto Chicago New York Allentown Dayton Brooklyn and Lexington among others. Entries include Barwick Cassier Cossitt Elphicke Harding Hitchcock Howieson King Koch McDonald McMeekin Pipon Sentell and Smith with survivors and family ties noted.
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Barwick
Walter
Toronto
Ont
Aylesworth
Cossitt
Frederick Henry
New York
Cassitt
New York City
Antonia Dugro
P. Henry Dugro
Princeton University
Elphicke
C. W
Chicago
John
West Seventy Second Street
Jack” McDonald
England
Richard Croker
McDonald
Daugher Secompanias
M'Meekin
Charles F
Lexington
M¢Meekin
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Fif
Ap- McMeekin
Pipon
C. A
Sentell
Charles E
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
E. W. Sentell
Blanche M
Charles E. Sentell
Gertrude M
E. W
Smith
Walter W
Dayton
Ohio
Eleanor
Gerard
Geol
Hed
Hitchcock
Koch
Allentown
Anna
Rase
Miss. M
W. Bellati
H. Brookman
Plphicke
Walter Gerison
Hobart
George O8ly
Thaw White murder case moves to shape with DA
New York reports renewed effort by Jerome's office to prepare the Thaw White information for submission. Thaw rests well in Tombs. wife notes his cheerfulness. White family and detective Bergoff visit DA as witness Bedford dies post appendectomy. No speedy trial expected. calendar constraints cited.
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New York
Jerome
Thaw
District Attorneys Office
District Attorney’s Office
White
P. L. Bergoff
Stanford White
Bergoff
Mr. White
William Bedford
Harry Kendall Thaw
Presbyterian Hospital
Bedford
General Sessions Court
Eivarts
Lodge A Witness In Larceny Case
Boston July 2 United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was summoned to the Suffolk county grand jury in an inquiry into campaign contributions. He met the district attorney today and said the questions were important. several Republican leaders were to appear tomorrow. The jury was sworn in and will serve for the rest of the year.
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Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Court House
Robert G. Proctor
John C. Bestgen
Quincy
Proctor
Senator Lodge
State Committee
Bishop
Lodge
Violence at Bradley Mine Riot Ends in Death
In Dillonvale Ohio on July 2 a miners riot at Bradley erupted after Plum Run guards fired into the crowd. One man died Frank Otstreski seven others were seriously wounded and two fatally injured as strikers and guards exchanged fire for hours. Local farmers report guard depredations and the mining fight grows as workers resist the stand out settlement backed by ex President Winder.
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Dillonvale
Ohio
Bradley
Plum Run
Coal Company
James Bertram
James Fiske
William Williams
Michael Smith
Frank Otstreski
Vorhees
Winder
Consul McGoogan Arrives at Home in Fort Wayne
Dr George B McGoogan United States consul to LaPaz Mexico returned from Washington where he took the oath and qualified for the post He will depart Fort Wayne July 31 with Mrs McGoogan for Mexico to assume duties in LaPaz Sharp succeeds him as deputy collector of internal revenue and was sworn in by Deputy Clerk Logan McGoogan will remain briefly to train Sharp in office procedures.
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Fort Wayne
Mexico
George B. McGoogan
United States
LaPaz
Washington
Consular Service
National Capital
Louis P. Sharp
Internal Revenue
Dr. McGoogan
Logan
McGoogan
Sharp
Veteran editor laid to rest after service by Caledonian Society
Funeral services for James Mitchel, longtime newspaper man, were held Monday at 2 p m in Peltier undertaking rooms under Caledonian Society auspices. Rev D W Moffat officiated as mourners, including members of the society and local journalists. Burial in a simple black case followed, with a small sheaf and bouquet on the casket.
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The
Caledonian Society
James Mitchel
Hope Hospital
Peltier Undertaking Rooms
D. W. Moffat
Mitchel
Fairbanks Family Home Arrives in Indianapolis
The vice president and Mrs Charles W Fairbanks arrived in Indianapolis at noon today and were later taken as passengers by streetcar to a station.
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Indianapolis
Charles W.fairbanks
Secretary Wilson Foregoes Vacation for Meat Inspection
Washington July 2 Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture has decided not to take his annual vacation to complete the organization needed to implement the new meat inspection law. He will devote almost all his time to this work for the next two months, while the new pure food law will receive attention mainly through Dr H W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry.
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H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemiletry
Panama Canal Bonds On Sale At Par Value
Secretary Shaw offered to the public thirty million dollars in Panama canal bonds dated August 1, 1906. They bear 2 percent interest, payable quarterly, redeemable after ten years, and payable thirty years from issue. Bonds are tax free, available to national banks, and bids must be submitted by July 20, 1906.
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Washington
Shaw
Congress
United States
Department
New Canal Commission Named by President Roosevelt
Roosevelt appoints a new Isthmian canal commission after Senate failed to confirm the prior body. Members include Theodore P. Shonts as chairman John F. Stevens Governor Charles E Magoon Brigadier General Peter C Haines Mordecai Endicott and Benjamin M Harrod. Stevens becomes chief engineer and receives no extra pay. Joseph Bucklin Bishop remains secretary to the commission but not a member.
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Washington
Senate
Isthmian Canal Commission
Roosevelt
Theodore P. Shonts
John F. Stevens
Charles E. Magoon
Peter C. Haines
Mordecai Endicott
Benjamin M. Harrod
Mr. Stevens
Oswald H. Ernst
International Waterways Commission
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Stevens
Indiana Educators Meet for 51st Semiannual Session
Indianapolis July 2 The Indiana County Superintendents' association opens its fifty first semiannual meeting at the state house with expected full attendance. The afternoon program features talks by Delaware county’s C A Vanmatre and Monroe county’s H O Buzzaird on organization and management and other topics.
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Indianapolis
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
State House
Charles A. Vanmatre
Delaware County
H. O. Buzzaird
Monroe County
W. O. Baker
Morgan County
Emanuel Lutheran Church Rededicated After Renovation
Emanuel Lutheran Church was rededicated Sunday before a full auditorium after extensive redecorating and furnishing. Prof. Hormel directed the choir in both services, Rev. G. Spee of Jackson Michigan preached in the morning, and Prof. Louis Dorn of Concordia College gave an evening address.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Hormel
G. Spee
Jackson
Mich
Louis Dorn
Concordia College
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Toledo, O
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Kade
Common Pleas Court
Ice Men
Torneys
Thomas H. Tracy
Clarence Brown
Philadelphia Ice Trust
Company
Long Switch
Pennsylvania
STATE
J. M. Canse
Miner
Blaze
Eo United States Gypsum Company
Hare
J. G. Peltier
Vandolah
Humane
Schlaudroff
Waljen
Hannah V. Smitley
Michigan
William Smitley
New Power House
Dierstein
Feaser
American Line
Coroner
Board of Trade
Robert S. Critchell
L. 8. Griswold
Heath
Epsom
Margaret Rask
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
BE. W. Sentell
N. Y
Frank W. Koch
May Hitchcock
Swalm
Mr. Sentell
Consul M’googan
Dr. Moffat
Fairbanks Family
Secretary of Treasury
Wilson
Department of Agricul
Ture
Panama Canal
NEW Canal Commission
Educators
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