Impure foods posted for public health warning
May bulletin of the state board of health lists 889 samples of foods drugs and products examined with 800 pure 89 impure. Most issues due to mislabeling preservatives or colorings with glass preserves showing high adulteration. Milk 28.5 percent adulterated, glucose in syrups common, many baking powders weakened. Wholesalers showing compliance. future reports may show higher purity. Names of illegal brands to be published.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
Indiana
The
Health Board
Cicero Canning Company
Chicago
Underwood Company
Boston
Turkey
Columbia
Mullen- Blackledge Company
Bloomington
Libby, McNeill & Libby
J. N. Bearsley Sons
New York
Gabriel Trial Company
Frankfurt-on-Main
Evansville to Close Saloons and Theaters on Sunday
Evansville officials announce Sunday curbs on saloons theaters and amusement venues after a letter from Mayor Boehne urging closures. Board president Benjamin Bosse said the order will take effect after the mayor returns from vacation, with a decision pending a specific start date.
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Evansville
Ind
Board of Public Estate
Benjamin Bosse
J. W. Boehne
French Lick
Effert
Boehne
Hammond Trolley Conductor Struck and Killed in Collision
Hammond Indiana July 34 John Petrie conductor on the Hammond Whiting and East Chicago Electric railway leaned from the vestibule to eject boys stealing from the car. He did not see an approaching car from the opposite direction and his head was struck, nearly torn away. He fell lifeless at the feet of passengers in the vestibule.
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Hammond
Ind
John Petrie
Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago Electric Railway
Pasengers
Painter’s Scaffold Collapses At Plant Injury Reported
A painter was injured when a scaffold gave way at an artificial ice plant. State police or local officials noted another worker, named only as a man from Van Camp, was involved though details were not learned. The incident occurred at the facility as crews investigated the cause.
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Wi-Van Camp
Feta Hire SD Ee Engng Sulatog
Ndting Walle Pain
Roumanians Pay Fines After Street Altercation
Six Roumanian laborers were fined five dollars and costs each in Justice Tancey's court for assaulting Matt Schramm Sunday night. They paid $15.39 apiece to appease the law. One man insulted a visiting woman near Schramm’s home, then returned with five companions seeking trouble. Schramm was beaten and filed a affidavit. The group, part of a drunken gang from the rolling mills, has troubled authorities since their arrival, and more arrests are expected.
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Justice Tancey
Matt Schramm
Schramm
City Treasurer Acquitted In Public Ledger Case
C E Meyer city treasurer of Michigan City Indiana was acquitted of concealing two public ledgers. Prosecution failed to prove removal or destruction. ledgers had been transferred to new books and old volumes unused. Meyer a wealthy merchant has served four years in office.
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Michigan City
Ind
C. E. Meyer
H. A. van Deusen
Meyer
Strike Continues as Shoers Reject Counter Offer
The master horseshoers' strike remains unchanged after the employer walked out Monday following rejected demands for higher pay and shorter hours. A noon deadline for a counterproposal expired without acceptance, and no settlement talks are currently underway as the union workers remain out.
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Master Horseshoers
Trainmaster prospect for Fort Wayne Detroit line conductor Hosmer
Robert Hosmer, a passenger conductor on the Fort Wayne Detroit division of the Wabash, is said to have been offered the position of trainmaster to succeed J J Sim whose promotion was mentioned yesterday. Conductor Hosmer is well known and the appointment will be welcomed by his acquaintances.
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Robert Hosmer
Fort Wayne-Detroit
Wabash
J. J. Sim
The
Sentinel
Hosmer
Miss Jennie Merillat Birthday Party Notes
A Sunday afternoon celebration honored Miss Jennie Merillat of Zulu for her birthday anniversary. A lively gathering featured music and games with many attendees including Gusta Hanefeld Minnie Beckman Florence Benet Bertha Sturns Isa belle Cramer Pearl Merillat Ellen Merillat Ellen Gladieux George Merillat Louis Dodane Herman Bruick Blaine Butler Julian Gronauer Fred Hanefeld Earl Pickett Florance Cramer Alven McKeeman and couples Mr and Mrs Alex McKeeman Mr and Mrs Albert Cramer Mr and Mrs August Merillat Mr and Mrs Presper Frame.
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Jennie Merillat
Gusta Hanefeld
Minnie Beckman
Florence Benet
Bertha Sturns
Isabelle Cramer
Pearl Merillat
Hazel
Gladys McKeeman
Ellen Merillat
Ellen Gladieux
George Meriilat
Louis Dodane
Herman Bruick
Blaine Butler
Julian Gronauer
Fred Hanefeld
Earl Pickett
Florance Cramer
Alven McKeeman
Alex McKeeman
Albert Cramer
August Merillat
Presper Frame
Pearl buyer purchases local mussel pearls in Vincennes
Maurice Bower, pearl buyer, visited Vincennes Indiana on Saturday Sunday and Monday and bought from local fishermen pearls valued at about $20,000 sourced from mussel fisheries near Vincennes.
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Vincennes
Ind
Maurice Bower
Workman Fatally Hurt In Indianapo lis Rail Blast
Bloomington Indiana July 24 An Italian workman was killed and Jefferson Hacker of Bloomington fatally injured at a construction camp on the Indianapolis Southern railroad by rocks from a heavy blast early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Jefferson Hacker
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Receiver Appointed for J. D. Carter Glass Co in Petersburg
Petersburg Indiana July 24 John Chappell named permanent receiver for the J. D. Carter Glass company. Assets listed at 52000 with liabilities at 59000, indicating the firm’s financial position at appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
John Chappell
J. D. Carter Glass Company
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Claims Effect in Days
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. The product PAZO requires druggists to refund 50 cents if it fails to cure in six to fourteen days.
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Heller
Real estate transfers listed including various lot and section transfers in Washington Lafayette Cedar Creek Pleasant St. Wayne add and related parcels. Transactions show multiple buyers and sellers with prices noted such as 6500 and 2700, with guardianship and court-ordered transfers mentioned among the entries.
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John C. Heller
Court Street
Cc. E. Preiffer
W. E. Root
North
Wayne Add
Washington
G. C. Lauer
H. EB
E. Smitley
Leek
Res
Lafayette
P. Amatutz
M.E
M. Richer
Cedar Creek
A. Neuenschwander
M. EK
Amatrutz
Guardian
Godfrey Sprang
F. Hyde
G. Gosglein
St. Ae
Besoc
Pfeiffer
I Beret Bremer
Martin F. Brewer
Rattle
Wilson
Agene
C. H. Satey
M. Ausby
Sunday School Lesson on Humility and Self Denial
A long devotional discusses Luke 14 1 24 focusing on Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath, denouncing self exaltation, and urging humility. It cites related verses, contrasts religious form with true faith, and urges readiness for heavenly reward through just actions and mercy. It notes local church school building updates and repairs.
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American Press Association
Our Lord
John
FBI
Ezek
Jesus
God
Devil
Eve
Hden
James
Babylon
Christ
Mir
Arlges
School Trustees Fast-Track Building Improvements for Fall
School trustees push ahead with new school buildings and upgrades to existing facilities to ensure readiness for the opening of the next school year. Officials cite accelerated timelines and funding reviews as key factors guiding the projects.
Malta-Vita Maltose Health Product Promises Life Blood Boost
Maltose rich Malta-Vita is touted as a superior nutritive drink claiming rapid conversion to assimilable sugar, easy digestion, and lower price. It emphasizes malt extract content eight to ten percent with diastase enzyme and a diastasic conversion process, priced at ten cents per package, previously fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta-Vita
Lintner
Magnitude of Crisis Grips Parliament Across Continents
Parliamentarians facing possible arrest debate next steps after a failed retreat. They plan a general political strike to paralyze the government and align with revolutionary groups. Moscow workers council and street demonstrations signal escalating action.
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Viborg
Moscow
Associated Press
Group of Toil
Constitutional Democrats
Prince Ivoff
M. Stakovich
Count Heydon
St. Petersburg
Teriokt
Thirsty Pilgrims Spend Disappointing Day on Fruitless Excursions
In St Louis suburbs Sunday saloon closings frustrated visitors. Saloons closed across St Louis, East St Louis, Alton, Venice, and Jennings. back doors in Jennings bypassed the lid order. East St Louis enforced mayor Silas Cook’s Saturday closure. Alton river excursionists found the lids tight.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Kit
Alton
Venice
Summer Gardens
Jennings
Silas Cook
Gravel Pit Cave-In Injures Two Men at New Haven
Louis Certia and Theodore Eggeman, both of New Haven, were injured in a cave-in at the Certia gravel pit southwest of New Haven yesterday. Certia suffered more serious injuries and was entombed under gravel for several hours before rescue. Eggeman, district road supervisor, escaped with minor injuries and remained mobile through the evening. Certia is a brother of Peter Certia of the city.
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Louis Certia
Theodore Eggeman
New Haven
Certia
Mr. Certia
Eggeman
Peter Certia
Russian loan falls on London stock exchange
London July 24 The new Russian loan continues to fall on the stock exchange and is now quoted at twelve per cent discount.
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London
Stock Exchange
Plan for advisory council signals looming dictatorship
From St. Petersburg dated July 24, reports say a proposed advisory council to assist the emperor is under consideration. Premier Stolypin and General Trepoff meet the emperor as conservatives liberals and constitutional democrats may join, but the plan is seen as a device to consolidate power and produce a de facto dictatorship.
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St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Stolypin
General Trepoff
Council of the Empire
Mm. Shipoff
Guchkoff
Mr. Stolypin
Shipoff
Viborg
Court Camarilla
Camarilla
Bombs Hit Singer Sewing Stores in Polish Towns
Bombs exploded at four Singer Sewing Machine shops in Sosnowice Bendzin Zawierze and Czenstochan injuring many as Polish Socialist Party agents sought payments for the revolution. A man ordered workers to flee while some employees resisted leaving. Four arrests reported in Sosnowice including the probable bomber.
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Sosnowics
Russian Poland
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Bendzin
Zawierze
Czenstochan
Polish Socialistic Party
Singer Company
Emmaries
Sosnowice
Riot Fear Grows as Cossacks Patrol Streets
Public confidence in police wanes amid violence justified in the name of liberty. Citizens fear a reign of terror as Cossacks patrol city streets to deter further fanatic acts.
Anti Jewish Outbreaks Begin In Odessa
A Reuters despatch from Odessa reports anti Jewish outbreaks have started. Jews flee to city center while many leave Odessa. Several killed and wounded as Cossacks and rioters loot empty Jewish houses. In Srednaia street three Jews killed and three wounded during defending property as police stood by.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
Odessa
Srednaia
Stepovar
Kaulbars
Arrests Begin as Russian Parliament Members Nabbed
Viborg Finland July 24 Reports say two outlawed parliament members have been arrested Father Koyarkoff at Voronezh and Cos sack deputy M Kharlamoff at Rostov on the Don. Authorities also seek several social democrats including a priest Afanasieff The two men were noted for revolutionary speeches in parliament with harsh denouncements of massacres of Russians.
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Viborg
Finland
Father Koyarkoff
Voronezh
M. Kharlamoff
Rostov-on-the-Don
Afanasieff
Russia Smouldering Volcano Dissolution Crisis Unfolds
In St Petersburg on July 23 the government dissolves parliament sparking a crisis as opposition factions unite. Fled MPs in Finland defy the decree, holding a make believe session led by Mouromtseff while Milukoff and fellow constitutional democrats are kept out. About 200 members attend as Polish participants are noted.
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St. Petersburg
Viborg
Finland
Belvidere
M. Mouromtseff
Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Measures Taken Against Czarist Parliament at Viborg
At Viborg a Finnish governor ordered the closing of the parliament meeting and threatened military dispersion. Radicals won the final vote, adopting a manifesto urging rebellion and urging refusal to pay taxes or serve in the army. Officials anticipated a siege and possible arrests as troops surrounded the garrison.
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Finland
Viborg
Hotel Belvidere
M. Mourom
Constitutional Democrats
Committee of Seven
M. Stakovich
Count Heyden
St. Petersburg
Gerhard
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Hackemeyer
Hoagland School
Thomas W. Loyd
Lakeside
ST. Louis Suburbs
Baseball Goods
F. M. Smith & Co
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Council
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Middle States
NEWS
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Gerhfid
Russia
Czar
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