Indiana Judiciary Bill Revisions After Committee Action
A Washington dispatch reports House Judiciary subcommittee chair Alexander rejected the Gilbert bill for not providing a grand jury for all seven Indiana sub divisions. Indiana members quickly drafted a new measure authorizing a grand jury in each district, introduced in the House before adjournment, bearing Gilbert’s name though he was unaware of the move.
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Indianapolis
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Representative Alexander
Buffalo
Alexander
Indiana
Gilbert
Annapolis
Indiana Grand Jury Plan for Seven Districts Faces Debate
From Washington dispatch by Louis Ludlow Indianapolis reports on a federal court bill amending grand juries. Indiana would gain a grand jury in each subdivision with 108 jurors per term and 326 per year raising costs. Judge Anderson would not be reimbursed for travel expenses, a point pressed by Crumpacker but denied by the judiciary committee.
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the Star Today
Louis Ludlow
Washington
Indiana
Judiciary Committee
Alexander
New York
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Smith
Kentucky
Mr. Alexander
Crumpacker
Foster
Gilbert
House
House Judiciary Cemiittre
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Hammond
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
New Albany
Committee On Judiciary
Judge Anderson
Detroit Leader George H Hopkins Dies at 64
Detroit on March 6 reports the death of George H Hopkins former department commander of the G A R Michigan who served in the war department under Secretary Alger during the Spanish American War and who was 64 years old. He was a Civil War veteran, private secretary to Governor Bagley, long time state Republican chairman, and served in the Michigan House from 1879 to 188.
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Detroit
Mich
George H. Hopkins
Department of Michigan
War Department
Alger
Major Hopkins
John J. Bagley
State Republican Committee
State Hous of Representatives
Forger Hank Oferloch Arrested on $100 Note Scam
Frank Oferloch, meat market operator on Spy Run Ave, was arrested by city detectives on a forgery charge. Investigators believe forged notes carry names of Valentine Ofenloch Michael Ofenloch and Dan Falls, with potential total exposure reaching $2,500 across local banks. The 40 year old, formerly respected, faced creditors and admitted using funds to outpace a rival business.
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Frank Ofenloch
Spy Run Ave
Rule and Lenz
Valentine Ofenloch
Old National Bank
Peter Ofenloch
Michael Ofenloch
Dan Falls
American Woolen Company Reports 1905 Net Sales Rise
New York March 6 Net sales for the year totaling 46 660 449 and a profit of 4 781 157 are reported by the American Woolen Company. The year ends December 30 1905 and these figures show increases over the prior year.
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New York
American Woolen Company
Indiana coal operators oppose wage concessions
Indiana coal operators plan to confer with Illinois peers in Chicago and with Ohio operators in Cleveland to resist any wage concessions to miners. Western Pennsylvania operators join the schedule, with Terre Haute gatherings planned for Indiana operators next Monday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Ilinois
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers Hold Indiana District Convention
Terre Haute Ind March 6 The annual convention of district No 11 United Mine Workers of America met today with 125 delegates from 170 local lodges. All bituminous coal mines in the state attend except Clay county black coal mines. Officers likely to be re elected are President O Connor Vice President Stinson and Secretary Treas Kennedy. Delegates favor leaving wage matters to President Mitchell for adjustment.
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Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Clay County
O'Connor
Stinson
Kennedy
Mitchell
Grand Jury Seeks Guidance On Campaign Fund Violations
New York court records show the New York county grand jury presenting that there are reasonable grounds to believe officers or trustees of large corporations donated money to political campaign funds within the statute of limitations. The jury asks Justice O Sullivan for instruction on future action and cites a detailed factual statement that such payments can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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New York
New York County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Pool Room Bill Stolen In State Senate Records
Kentucky representative Simmons charges that the official and all copies of his bill to suppress pool rooms have been stolen from state senate records. The house assigns a committee with authority to swear witnesses. no printed copies remain. Jacob Colter of Bucyrus, Ohio, visiting Allen County on business.
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Frankfort
Representative Simmons
Kenton County
State Senate
House
Jacob Colter
Bucyrus, O
Allen County
China Reasserts American Move Sparks Policy Tension
Pekin reports show China alarmed by antiforeign movements in American and European press and by notices of a potential U S military expedition. An edict denounces traitors who seek to sever China from friends and orders protection of foreigners. Yuan Shi Kai troops move to Chili amid local Christian threats.
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Pekin
America
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Chili
Unfriendly U S China Moves Reported in Pekin
Pekin dispatch notes Chinese press major topic shows U S preparing to send a military expedition to China. Newspapers label this as unfriendly policy. New Chiang imports for 1905 reach 55 million gold, with 22 million from America and 9 million in cotton.
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Pekin
America
United States
China
Columbus to Probe Police Over Collusion Charges
Mayor Badger and City Solicitor Marshall announce an official investigation into claims that members of the Columbus police department collude with thieves and the criminal classes. The inquiry will begin Thursday. Also noted are visits by Judson Brennerman and W H Kis singer of Columbia City to the Rich hotel yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Badger
Marshall
Judson Brennerman
W. H. Kissinger
Columbia City
Sherrick Jury Proves Hard to Secure in Embezzlement Case
Indianapolis March 6. The state of Indiana against David E. Sherrick faces a difficult jury pursuit due to heavy publicity. By last night 32 jurors were excused and the defense accepted the jury, with further vetting to proceed. Prosecutor Benedict and Deputy A G Hadley conduct questioning as both sides weigh acceptable jurors. No panel at dinner adjournment.
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Indianapolis
State of
Indiana
David E. Sherrick
Shoerrick
C. C. Hadley
Blocked Game of the Steel Trust in Steubenville
Sensation reported in Steubenville Ohio on March 6 as the steel trust effort to seize the Pone Tin works through Labelle Iron works faces opposition. Directors hold control of Labelle while independent owners thwart a preliminary rejection to block the deal valued around a million dollars.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Labellkg Iron Works
Labelle Vlenr
Sloss Sheffield Steel Denies Change in Control
J C Maben president of Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company states there is no indication of a change in control and doubts United States Steel will move to gain Sloss Sheffield via John W Gates. Herman Rolf departed for Indianapolis yesterday.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. C. Maben
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Sloss- Sheffield Company
John W. Gates
Miss Susan B. Anthony Ill With Pneumonia in Rochester
Rochester reports Miss Susan B. Anthony, 86, seriously ill at 17 Madison Street with pneumonia after returning from Baltimore. Doctor Marsena S. Ricker says her left lung is affected, right lung clear, weakness from nausea, struggles to retain nourishment. Anthony, a noted reformer, remains under care two weeks.
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Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Marsena S. Ricker
Miss Anthony
Mary B. Anthony
Madison Street
Baltimore
Marsena Sherman-Ricker
Church of Our Father
Anna Shaw
Roosevelt
Congress
Aid Coming for Starving Japan
The Sentinel reports donations for Japanese relief totaling several amounts from multiple contributors. Noted gifts include The Sentinel itself giving 25 dollars and individual supporters such as Dr. Zimmerman 2 dollars 0 cents and Esther Jane Graham 6 dollars 0 cents.
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The
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Dr. Zimmerman
H. CG
Lacey Opposes German Tariff in Congress Debate
In Washington on March 6, Representative Lacey of Iowa argued against tariff concessions that would favor German markets over Britain and keep U S commerce strong at home. He cited farm, mining, and factory prosperity under the Dingley tariff and warned reformers against voting for two evils.
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Washington
Anthony Michalek
United States
Illinois
Congress
Elections Committee
Mann
Milnois
Dalstell
Sherman
New York
Lacey
Iowa
Great Britain
Germany
Towa
Party of Protection
Statehood Bill Dominates Senate Action
Washington March 6 Senate session saw the statehood bill replace the army medical corps bill with Mr Long speaking in its support. Mr Clap announced a speech on railroad questions while Mr Culberson planned a Monday address. Tillman asserted the rate bill would be moved after statehood, as Warren brought up the army medical department efficiency measure with Hale opposing.
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Washington
Army Medical Corps
Long
Senate
Clap
Culberson
Tillman
Medical Department of
Army
Warren
Hale
New Ramsey Gould War Heads for Lorain Duel
Cleveland reports an authoritative statement that George J. Gould and Joseph Ramsey Jr have chosen weapons for a railroad conflict. Lorain is cited as the scene with Ramsey linked to options on 3000 acres near Oak Point possibly for a harbor town site or steel plant. Ramsey is said to control the Lake Erie and Pittsburg right of way from Lorain to Cleveland for a Cleveland terminal.
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Cleveland
Ohio
The
News Today
George J. Gould
Joseph Ramsey
Lorain
Ramsey
Oak Point
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Schwab Moves East After Ill Health In Los Angeles
Charles M. Schwab former United States Steel president arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday night and left for the east last night. He was very ill at his arrival and could not rise from bed yesterday, only managing to reach his private car with great effort.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
East
Jonathan Club Rooms
Kentucky Senate Adopts China Bill Creating State Racing Commission
Frankfort Ky March 6 The Kentucky senate today adopted a bill to create a state racing commission to regulate tracks in the state, requiring tracks to hold at least forty racing days annually if management desires.
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Kentuck Senate
China
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