Indiana Pure Food and Drug Law Overview
Indianapolis April 24 Dr J N Hurty secretary of the state board of health summarizes the Indiana pure food and drug law, tracing its history from 1899 to the present act. It defines food and outlines adulteration misbranding and sanitation rules for milk and slaughterhouses, with enforcement plans and penalties to curb adulteration costs believed to exceed five million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Sixty-Fifth
General ‘Assembly
Indiana
Sixty-First General Assembly
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Justice of the Peace
New Fort Wayne Firm Joins Motor Buggy Field
Special to The Sentinel reports the Ro mary Motor Buggy Company of Fort Wayne was incorporated in Indianapolis on April 24 with capital stock of 5000 dollars. Joseph C. Flowers is named as one of three directors for the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Medical Teachers
Medical writers and teachers from several schools praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for treating weak stomach dyspepsia catarrhal stomach liver complaints torpid liver biliousness chronic bowel diseases and catarrhal disorders including bronchial throat and lung ailments with severe coughs. It contains traditional roots and glycerine as a safe solvent and is presented with endorsements and a free booklet offer from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Ronson
Bartholow
Jefferson Med
Hare
Hahnemann
Chicago
Kr. RB
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Farmer attacked by vicious bull at Aboit township
Conrad Branning was badly injured when a three year old Short horn charged as he crossed the barnyard. His son came to aid, beating the animal with a pitchfork. Branning suffered a fractured breastbone, three broken ribs, a dislocated shoulder, and other painful injuries. he will remain homebound though not in critical condition. A surgeon treated him at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Branning
Aboit Township
Branning
Mr. Branning
Will of Indiana professor invalid, widow inherits large estate
Jeffersonville Ind April 24 Judge H C Montgomery ruled Professor W W Borden's will invalid due to unclear wording. The widow becomes sole beneficiary of about 1 million dollar estate. Borden left museum specimens to Indiana and support provisions unclear. trustees refused to execute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
H. C. Montgomery
W. W. Borden
Borden
Ash burning compound tested by G J Gilbert at post office
G J Gilbert of the registry department at the post office tested a new ash burning compound claimed to substitute ashes for fuel. He reported the scheme a success after a home test using salt oxalic acid and water to dampen a coal and ash mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Gilbert
Registry Department
Post Office
Gilbert
Reformatory contract void in Indiana labor law ruling
Indianapolis April 24 Judge James Leathers of Marion county superior court granted a restraining order enjoining the management of the Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville from carrying out its contract with Indiana Chain Works. The court ruled the contract violated a contract labor law enacted by the Indiana legislature two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Leathers
Marion County Superior Court
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Indiana Chain Works
Indiana
Pallium Conferred on Archbishop Blenk in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 24 Arch bishop Blenk received the pallium before a large clergy procession at St. Louis Cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Glennon officiated with several bishops present. The pallium from Rome came with three heirloom jewels gifted by a longtime New Orleans family. Also noted are reports of a heroic coachman saving a drowning boy in Elkhart and legal notices about a Kendallville mail matter case, plus the death of Delbert Waltman and burial arrangements in Avilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Blenk
Church
Archbishop Chapelle
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
St. Louis Cathedral
Brenk
Rome
Glennon
St. Louis
St. Peter's Tomb
Holy See
Boeller
Cincinnati
Janssen
Belleville
Ill
O'Reilly
Charles Johnson
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Harold Fischer
Fischer
Johnson
R. Boyd
G. P. Alexander
Kendallville
William H. Weil
Weil
Toto
Post Office Department
Cures Offered for Male Health Ailments by Proprietor
Advertisement claims cure for nervous debility weakness lost vigor drains varicocele stricture prostatic trouble kidney bladder and urinary diseases in men. Promises permanent relief from blood poison sores ulcers swollen glands and chronic nervous troubles with free symptom letters for evaluation.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Claims Money Back Guarantee
The notice warns that a reward will be paid for evidence of opium derivatives in Dr Miles Remedies and condemns false statements. A testimonial by A A Tlulig of Philadelphia praises the pills for headache relief and notes availability through druggists with a money back guarantee. 25 doses cost 25 cents, never sold in bulk, Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. A. Tlulig
Philadelphia
Tacoma Street
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Smoke Stack Collapse Kills Three Women in Millville
In Millville New Jersey on April 24 a smoke stack at T C Wheaton and Co glass plant collapsed during a wind storm of about sixty miles per hour. Three young women Malena Doughty Lydia Thurston and Sylvia Gallagher were killed when the stack crashed into the grinding room trapping them under debris reported by rescuers including George Doughty whose daughter was among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
N. J
T. C. Wheaton & Co
Malena Doughty
Lydia Thurston
Sylvia Gallagher
George Doughty
President will not stop in Indiana on May trip
Indianapolis April 24 special to the News from Washington reports the president cannot stop in Indiana on the Indianapolis to Lansing trip May 30. The White House authorized no stops or speeches along the route during night travel. He may address crowds briefly in Anderson or Muncie if possible, with Fort Wayne planned around 11 PM. Additional items include a Huntington drainage ruling upholding two thirds remonstrance and a hotel project at Silver Lake, plus a Kendallville man assaulted.
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Indianapolis
Washington
White House
Indiana
Lansing
Mich
Loeb
Anderson, Tuuncie
Fort Wayne
Waterloo
Angola
Hillsdale
Anderson
Muncie
John R. Day
Huntington
Clear Creek
R. A. Kaufman
Huntington County
Whitley
Supreme Court
Notorious brigand Lis captured after siege in Lublin
Warsaw reports the brigand Stanislaus Lis was mortally wounded during a police assault on a ruined house in Lublin 95 miles away. Lis fired on officers, killed several, and was found among rubble reloading his revolver as artillery demolished his shelter.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stanislaus Lis
Lublin
Lis
Dissolution of Parliament Moves Forward in St Petersburg
Governors arrive in St Petersburg backing reactionary plans to dissolve parliament citing agitation. Liberal fears ease after cordial reception of President Golovin by the emperor. The lower house will meet April 26 to consider the 1907 recruitment law, needing promulgation by May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Golovin
New President of Council Named in Empire
St Petersburg April 24 Senator Akymoff named president of the council of the empire succeeding Baron Frisch who died April 13. Akymoff former minister of justice and brother-in law of ex Interior Minister Durnoyo. He has been acting as judge in the high court of justice trial charging misappropriation of grain for famine sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Akymoff
Council of the Empire
Baron Frisch
M. Akymoff
Durnoyo
Guido and
I. Lituinoff
Interior Ministry
High Court of Justice
Peasant Disorders Reported on Roumanian Frontier
Odessa reports that after a Roumanian uprising peasants in Chotin district Bessarabia near the frontier have risen in disorder. Russian agitators are said to have influenced the discontented peasantry. Troops have been sent. officials provide no details.
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Odessa
Chotin
Bessarabia
President’s talk on labor views with two visitors
Washington reports the president discussed labor organizations with S. B. Hamer and R. M. Graham after a brief meeting. He reiterated his stance on the Haywood and Moyer cases, praising actions supporting railway workers and safety laws, as the visitors left content with the position expressed. George Ward, about 90, died at the Whitley county infirmary near Columbia City after a long quarrel dispute in 1879 led to his conviction for manslaughter.
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Washington
S. B. Hamer
West Virginia
Order of Railway Conductors
R. M. Graham
Scott
Haywood
George Ward
Whitley County
Columbia City
Ward
William
John
George
Fishing Tug Searchlight Sinks in Lake Huron
Harbor Beach Mich April 24 The fishing tug Searchlight from this port is missing and believed sunk in Lake Huron last night with six crew. Heavy seas hindered search as Johnston life saving crew scoured the lake. Wreckage of fish boxes found confirms sinking. Crew: Captain Walter Brown Harry Brown Merton Perkins John Lester Edward Coveau Angus Murray.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Lake Huron
Johnston
Walter Brown
Harry Brown
Merton Perkins
John Lester
Harbor Bersh
Edward Coveau
Bay Ctr
Angus Murray
Detroit
State Supreme Court appoints receivers for Kansas breweries
Topeka April 24 The Kansas supreme court named Judge 5 H Alen G H Whitcomb and Judge T F Carver all of Topeka as receivers for property valued at 250000 tied to nine foreign brewing firms and a Wichita whisky concern Six firms are Kansas City Co based and three are Milwaukee The receiverships follow Attorney General Jacksons petition after a court order restraining the firms from business in Kansas The property includes liquors bar fixtures wagons animals and warehouses located mainly in Topeka Kansas City Wichita Leavenworth Atchison Salina Galena Kioto Pittsburg and Columbus Kansas
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
5. H. Alen
G. H. Whitcomb
T. F. Carver
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas City, Co
Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Company
Val Blatz Brewing Company
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
Heims Real Estate Company
Ford Heim Brewing Company
Kansas City Brewing Company
Rochester Brewing Company
Imperial Brewing Company
Heims Brewing Company
Marian Supply Company
Heims
Jackson
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison, Salina
Galena
Kioto
Pittsburg
Columbus
Patrick Handled Fight At Sutton Church Sparks Fatal Injuries
In Ashland Kentucky on April 24 a free for all at Sutton near Grayson broke up a revival service after Patrick Grayson handled Albert Haney's sweetheart. Jim Patrick lay unconscious with a crushed skull and is expected to die. Haney and Patrick were arrested as two other combatants were injured.
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Ashland
Sutton
Grayson
Patrick
Sexton
Haney
Albert Haney
Jim Patrick
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J. N. Burky
Anata UF
Motor Bugsy Company
Farmer
Aboit
Reformatory
Palcium
Delbert Waltman
Noble County
Avilla
Tor
DR. Tucker
West Wayne
Millville, N. J
Roosevelt
B.A. Ely
Hoagland
Silver Lake
Calvin Ringler
The
Order of Rail
KEMFP
State OF Kansas
Kentucky
Klaehn & Melching
West Main ‘Street
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