Drug trust barred by perpetual federal injunction in Indiana
In Indianapolis on May 9 a federal court injunction barred ninety-two officers and firms linked to the National Association of Retail Druggists and allied groups from price fixing, blacklisting dealers, or restricting trade. The decree voids all related contracts and orders recall lists and schedules, bans publication of blacklists, and enjoins direct and wholesale contract proprietors from enforcing or adopting sales plans. William D. Freeman’s suit was dismissed as to him, with the government noting another case will handle him.
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Indianapolis
Drug Trust
United States Circuit Court For
District of Indiana
United States
Joseph B. Kealing
National Association of Retail Druggists
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Tri-Partite Proprietors
Charles C. Bombaugh
William D. Freeman
Charles W. Miller
Addison C. Harris
Freeman
Mr. Miller
A. B. Anderson
The
National Wholesale Druggist’s Association
Tri-Partite
Cvil
Vendee
Poison Paris Green Found In Cattle On Adams Farm
Dr W O Gross reports Paris green poisoning caused death of several cattle on Henry Schaper's Adams township farm. Twelve cows poisoned, four died, one more likely to perish. Schaper suspects malicious act by envious rival. Also: Charles C Brown in jail in Garrett awaiting preliminary hearing for dynamiting a Widmer saloon safe. nineteen Butler eighth graders listed as graduates. A J Rich buys 243 acre Smith farm north of Cedar Creek in DeKalb county.
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W. O. Gross
Henry Schaper
Adams Township
Paris Green
W. F. Myers
Schaper
Charles C. Brown
Garrett
Widmer
Auburn
Butler Schools
Helen Garber
Hazel Shaw
Cleo Hoffman
Grace Murch
Roy Apt
Rhea Holtzbers
Myrtle Boyle
Zara Shumaker
Tillia Hoffer
Vesta Brown
Anna Chirra
Charles Moughier
Goldie Swantosch
Eunice Pynchon
Harmon Parker
Albert Eviston
Frank Hall
Gladys Zimmerman
Ethel Higley
A. J. Rich
LaOtto
Smith
Cedar Creek
DeKalb Country
Indiana heroine is fire victim at Kansas City ruin
Fire gutted the University building at Ninth and Locust Sts in Kansas City Mo. Debris trapped at least Miss Aurora Wittebart a piano instructor and Miss Mollie Lucas was found unhurt. Prof Georges De Mare died in the blaze as Countess Alexandra Blumberg and Dr Eugenia Metzger faced severe injuries while counts of art and family relics were lost.
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Kansas City
University
Ninth and Locust Streets
Aurora Wittebart
Wittebart
Georges de Mare
Mollie Lucas
Alexandra Blumberg
Eugenia Metzger
Alexandra Andrevna Blumhere
Metzger
Countess Blumberg
Andrew Blumberg
Privy Council
Paris
Bouguereau, Courtois
James McNeil Whistler
Blumberg
DeMare
Georges DeMare
G. P. A. Healy
Clay
Lincoln
Chicago
Denver
Judge Hill
Besley
Indiana
Miss Wittebart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hartford City
Ind
Burns confesses planned match fixing in O'Brien bout
Los Angeles May 9. Tommy Burns says he promised to lie down and let Jack O'Brien win to lure him into the ring. Burns claims the ruse failed as he broke the agreement in round one and defeated O'Brien. He notes bets were called off to protect the public, costing him $3,800. Manager Carey corroborates. Referee Eyton confirms suspicious circumstances and praises exposure for boxing integrity.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy” Burns
O'Brien
O’brien
Burns
Jack O'Brien
Bunny
Carey
Pacific Athletic Club
Charles Eyton
McCarey
Acreage of Winter Wheat Falls From Last Fall
Washington May 10 official crop report shows winter wheat under cultivation on May 1 at about 28.132 million acres. This is 11.2 percent or about 3.533 million acres less than sown last fall and 5.0 percent or about 1.468 million acres less than harvested last year. Crop condition averaged 82.9 on May 1, lower than earlier months and years.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Government crop report boosts Chicago wheat prices
Chicago observers noted the government crop report showing winter wheat area 3,553,000 acres smaller than fall sowing and 1,468,000 acres less than last year’s harvest. Prices on the local exchange rose all day, with July wheat advancing from 87% to 87%4 cents and peaking near 88 cents as traders absorbed the findings and offset by favorable southwest weather reports.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
Battery B Prep Drill At Michigan City
Battery B from this city will travel to Michigan City in a few weeks for drill work with three batteries from the state assembling at the same place at different times. Drills will be held along the lake to secure a long range, about sixty company members will participate. Rev L A Stangle resigns as pastor of United Brethren church Pleasant Lake to become field agent of the United Brethren orphanage in Pennsylvania and move to Dayton Ohio, effective June 1. Stangle previously served two years as pastor of the U B church at Churubusco.
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Michigan City
L. A. Stangle
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Lake
United Brethren Orphanage
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Ohio
Myr. Stangle
U. B
Churubusco
Birth of a Prince Roars Through Madrid Crowd
Queen Victoria gives birth to a son, heir to the Spanish throne, provoking a citywide celebration. King Alfonso cancels ministers meeting. officials, diplomats, and nobles attend a formal presentation as bells, guns, and colors announce the newborn Prince of the Asturias amid royal ceremony and public joy.
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Spain
Prince of
Asturias
Victoria
Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
Madrid
Royal Palace
Council of Ministers
Bourbon
Glendining
Senor Maura
Mr. Collier
Maura
Infanta
Eulalie
Principality of the
Anturias
Robel
Glendening
Gutierrez
Birth of Spanish crown heir delights London royalty
London observers including King Edward and Queen Victoria received the Spanish royal birth with unfeigned delight. Princess Ena, known before her conversion to Catholicism, remains a public favorite as the Spanish embassy sees a rush of callers after the announcement.
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London
Edward
Ena
Vicetoria
Knights Templar to hold 7th grand commandery session
The Indiana Knights Templar vote to hold the next seven grand commandery session at Winona in June 1908, with strong talk that Winona may become the permanent meeting place of the grand commandery.
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Indiana Knights Templar
Winona
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