Wickersham Urges Federal Regulation of Corporations
Attorney General Wickersham spoke in Duluth urging a federal industrial commission to regulate large corporations and possibly fix prices, arguing current supply and demand has failed to set fair prices and that government oversight could curb trusts while preserving national prosperity.
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Duluth
Minn
Wickersham
Minnesota State Bar Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commercce Commission
Interestate Commerce Commission
United States
Taft
Federal Industrial Commission
Congress
Washington
Test Market Fee Case Goes to Circuit Court
Francis E. Moore, fined $5 and costs for refusing a 25 cent market license, appeals to the circuit court. Michael Sheridan previously tested a similar charge for selling before a 11 am deadline. Moore, a Washington township farmer, refused 2 1 2 cent rental for a Barr street stand. Market Master Brown filed the affidavit. Lawyer E. V. Harris accompanies Moore as the action targets a broad group of market stake holders contending the city lacks authority to levy the fee.
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Francis E., Moore
Michael Sheridan
Moore
Washington Township
Barr Street
Brown
E. V. Harris
Buckleh’s Amnica Salve touted for burns in promotions
An advertisement claims roaring fires cause deaths not by bugs but by burns. It promotes Buckleh’s Amnica Salve as a quick, sure cure for burns, wounds, bruises, boils, and sores, saying it subdues inflammation and pain and heals skin eruptions. Priced at 25 cents at druggists.
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Buckleh
Richmond Bigamist Arrest After String of Wives
Peter P. Apkins, 33, described as a piano maker, was arrested in Richmond Indiana on a broad bigamy charge. Police allege his marriages spanned several states including Kentucky Ohio Connecticut Massachusetts and Indiana. a Cincinnati robbery and numerous letters to many women were found in his suitcase.
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Richmond
Ind
Peter P. Apkins
United States
Apkins
Bertha Coler
Paris
Tih
Nicholasville
Elizabeth Young
Lexington
Cincinnati
Stirling
Conn
Gorman
Lynn
Mass
Wartford
Boston
Youngstown
Gary
Ottawa
Othce
Apking
American Woman's League
John B. Stoll
South Bend
E. G. Lewis
St. Louis Star
Woman's National Daily
Henry A
Lincoln
Douglas
Palladium
Liiberty
Mammon
Fight on Booze at Fort Wayne Fair Grounds
The Women's Christian Temperance Union opened a campaign against liquor sales at the Fort Wayne fair ground filing a remonstrance with county commissioners. They challenge renewal or transfer of Oliver Steward’s license, citing state law, past violations, and questions of location and township quotas. Local signatures include James R. Craig and others from St. Joseph township. The case awaits investigation of the sale site and township quotas.
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Fort Wayne Fair Ground
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Oliver Steward
James R. Craig
W. S. Roebuck
T. H. Ashley
F. J. Griswold
C. Griebel
FE. Antrun
Frank E
St. Joseph’s Township
Fair Ground
Washington Township
St. Joseph Township
Nine stolen horses recovered in Indiana and Ohio region
Sheriff Reichelderfer and deputies recovered nine stolen horses in ten days across this city and neighboring counties. Six horses were returned to owners, three held for claimants, and Jesse MecCullum arrested for six thefts. McCullum aided in locating property across Blackford, Jay, Wells and Noble counties, with recoveries stretching to Portland and surrounding farms.
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Reicheldorfer
Reichelderter
Jesse
Heddie’ MecCullum
McCullum
Reichelderfer
Plans for Rosary society fall festival at Cathedral
At a Friday meeting in the Library hall officers of the Rosary society began preparations for the annual fall festival to be held in October for four nights. Father Quinlan presided and a nine member general arrangement committee will appoint subordinate groups. Parish societies will aid the event.
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The
Rosary Society
Father Quinlan
Old Soldier Credits Dr King’s Pills for Health
A war veteran from Erie Pennsylvania A K Smith says he endured years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble before using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He praises them as a great remedy and urges others with stomach liver or kidney issues to try them at 25 cents at all druggists.
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A. K. Smith
Erie
Obituary of Mrs Eliza Ann Sedgwick Pioneer Resident
Mrs Eliza Ann Sedgwick born January 14 1834 in Delaware county New York moved with family to Noble County Indiana at age eight. She married John Sedgwick in 1856 and died July 4 1911 at Avilla after living in Albion and Fort Wayne where she remained a devout Roman Catholic with funeral at St Mary's church.
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Eliza Ann Sedgwick
John
Eliza Moorhouse
Delaware County
New York
Jefferson Township
Noble County
Indiana
This County
St. Augustine's Academy
Fort Wayne
Heavenly Home
John W. Moorhouse
John Sedgwick
Ashe
Jennie
J. W. Moorhouse
H. A. Phillips
Albion
Senora Joseph Moorhouse
Senora Ann Moorhouse de Echeveria
Chili
South America
Mary Brannan
Elizabeth Bennigann
Chicago
J. W. Sedgwick
Los Angeles
Cal
Alberta Thorsel
Avilla
St Mary's Church
Fathe Bathe
Nicholas Algeier
Garrett
Francis Guthba
Frank Welter
Ger Kiser
John Riddle
Frane Tyler
Kendallville
J. Beuret
Elizabeth DeWald
Mary Markey
Jessie Peterson
Wash Rayhouser
A. M. Phillips
Harriet Eagles
D. L. Baughman
A. EB. Lemmon
Edward Moorhouse
Eugene Vogeding
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
A Fayetteville North Carolina family credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing severe bronchial illness in two sisters. The ad promotes the remedy for coughs colds consumption and related lung ailments with trial bottles free and prices 50 cents and one dollar.
Suitcase mistaken for possible train death near Warsaw
Rail officials in Warsaw Indiana investigated after clothing and a suitcase were found along the Pennsylvania tracks between Warsaw and Winona. Initial alarm over a possible missing person faded when investigators confirmed no one was struck and the items belonged to a suitcase scattered by a train.
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Warsaw
Ind
Pennsylvania
Winona
Roosevelt on Alaska development and Controller Bay case
Theodore Roosevelt argues in today's issue that progress is hindered by capitalists exploiting Alaska and by congressmen opposing development laws. He cites the Controller Bay situation and stresses government policy should enable fair, profitable development while preventing monopoly.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Alaska
Contreller Bay
Montretler Bay
Mgr
Roosevelt
Mystery Solved by Electrie Bitters Praise
A Lewisburg West Virginia resident thanks Ele스트rie bitters for a double benefit curing severe stomach trouble and rheumatism after ten years of suffering. He claims the tonic acts against dyspepsia digestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Every bottle guaranteed to satisfy at all druggists.
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I. Rader
Lewisburg
WL Va
Elestrie Bitters
Phate
Burglar Frightened Away at East Wayne Street Home
An attempted burglary at 704 East Wayne Street frightened the intruder Friday afternoon when a dog barked. The burglar broke a west side window, removed the glass, and piled the pieces on the room floor.
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Marr Rowhon
Wayne Street
Weloek
Autoist Injured In Crank Mishap At Bhaffton
Galen Gray of the Auto Electric company was cranking an automobile when his hand slipped. He pitched forward and struck the radiator with the right side of his head, causing a deep wound to the right ear. He required medical treatment to have the wound dressed.
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Bhaffton
Ind
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Osborne
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National Editorial Association
Chase Osborn
Canada
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Raumegsartner
Geneva
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Frank Dountier
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MecCullum
Shetty Reichelderfer
Nuws
Elmer R. Steed
Poruanil
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Albert Shaffer
Ray Sauer
Hicksville
Ohio
Joe Landen
Fone
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Hoagland
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Chris Hawn
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Ava Maria
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Marke
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Sentinel
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Interior Department
Agriulture
Tim Instan
Piear
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W. Moreland, M. D
Moreland
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