Supreme Court verdict aims to break up whisky trust
The Illinois Supreme Court today affirmed a lower court ruling against the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company. The decision declares the trust a restraint of trade and a vehicle to control production and prices, effectively ending its dominance in distillery business. Receiver John McNulta and officials anticipate property stays with the trust until further order, with deputies preserved at key distilleries.
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Supreme Court of
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Molony
Gibbons
Chicago
Cupteme
Digtilling
Supreme Court of Travtate
United States
Match Trust
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Geladan
John McNulta
Planta
Mor Nulte
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Reorganization Committee
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United States Marsral
Raceday notes from Overland Park and New York trots
Racing results from Overland Park and Fleetwood Park with details on horses such as the training queen Alix 2099 and pacers including Flying Jib. Also reports on track records, time trials, and winnings, plus a bankruptcy suit involving William W. Durham and alleged fraud in Indiana.
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J. M. Shulis
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Schwab Sees Populist Setback Amid Silver Fight
Gustava Le Schwab, NY Van executive committee chair, argues the era of silver craze is ending. He cites Des Moines conclave defeat of Weaver faction, notes education campaign bears fruit, and predicts hard times for silver supporters as voters rally around sound money. He mentions Indiana and Voorhees, projecting cross-state alignment against inflationary forces.
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Van
Sound Money Committee
Olgtaber
Vanneroy
Trex
Des Moyays
Iowa
James B Weaver
Che Ong
Hawkeye
Indiana
Voorhees
Ilingin
Strange case of self-inflicted death in California hotel
Amelie Reinhlt, Austrian waitress at the Berlin hotel in San Jose, Calif., killed herself amid despondency over separation from fellow hotel worker Miss Munson. She fired two bullets into her temple, dressed neatly, and died instantly. Miss Munson testified of deep jealousy and love, noting Reinhlt could not live without her. The coroner and family were informed, with the body removed from the room.
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Capitola
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Jooka
Mig Munson
Miss Munson
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Alla
Dutitl
Caroner
Suriova
Silver convention opens with intense debate on free coinage
The silver convention begins a busy day in Nashville with prayers and speeches. Delegates discuss resolutions, push for free coinage, and watch for factional shifts as populists and conservatives contend over the agenda. Senators Stewart and Sibley figure prominently amid tensions.
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Arkansas
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Marion Butler
North Carolina
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Jon. Q. Sibley
Pentaglysnin
Isham O. Harris
Roy
Dr. Brooke
Menwhis
Arizona
Arknaas
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Nevada
Gayosa
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Sibley
Thera
Revolution Committee
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Resolutions Committee
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Congress
Mbley
Gush Ten
Larrie
Clarke
Yardaning
Mississippi
Col MC Galloway
Wen
Natis Tnik
Dohn
Arty Fvone
South Carolina
Decision Affirms Governor in Prison Appointing Power
Supreme court affirms Prison Directors fight over appointing power for state prisons. Law delegated appointment to a board including governor and others. governor refused to participate. Court rules against governor on major points, naming Charles Harley to succeed as warden, with Republican board nominee Patten advancing.
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Laporte County
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Lie Lust
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Ead Patten
Storm devastates Kaneaom county acres of grain
A massive storm blacked out Kaneaom county last night, tearing through western lands over miles and ripping up thousands of acres of grain. Hail reached six inches in places, destroying crops as residents assess the damage and seek relief.
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Kane Aom
Sizivan
Old St Joe Racing Club Regroups For Revival
The St Joe Racing club plans a revival amid revived interest in aquatic sports and regatta on the St Joe river. Twenty five young men signed on to form a new club to acquire a four oared shell and hold a grand regatta.
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Cleveland
New York
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The Nicholson bill in Fort Wayne liquor scene
City officials led by Mayor Paul Tatley and Oakley plan to seek a prerogative from county commissioners to enforce the Nicholson bill, with a test case looming. Liquor interests may unite to challenge limits on pool tables, restaurants, and amusements within saloons, requiring board approval and strict room-by-room enforcement. Local saloon men consult City Attorney Ninde as Indianapolis reports outline the bill’s potential impact and shifts in saloon operation.
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Ninde
Fragmented OCR notes on police, wineries, and cages in legal matter
Reading from a damaged historical page, the text references police, wine and beer licensing, and a court or legal action. It mentions public displays and cages, with unclear names, places, and outcomes. The fragment omits concrete events, dates, and participants.
June Marriages Rise in County Clerk Office Notice
County clerk reports June as peak marriage month with licenses issued at higher rates than any other month. Several couples listed as issued yesterday, while county officials review bills and court actions proceed. Grand jury reports on Walrath case finding officers justified. indictments pursued for larceny charges against Wright, Mills, Ferry, and Geuty.
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Harrad
Ully Juste
William Waltath
Louis Wright
Harry Mills
Ghat ‘Ferry
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Ourglary
Vicious Dogs Threaten Pedestrian Areas Across Town
Reports say several aggressive dogs have roamed the Looked After area injuring a pedestrian on Hao Paxtey Tous blocks near the home of Robert Gage in Mooningdale. August Campbell was attacked on South Canis Street, suffering a serious leg wound. Fred Steck was bitten on the calf. Dr J. Miller treated him. Police plan patrols and arrests at a public safety event on Hone Street Tuesday evening.
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