Henry Colerick Laid to Rest in Fort Wayne
Henry Colerick, prominent Fort Wayne lawyer, was buried at Lindenwood after a simple funeral at the family home. The Fort Wayne bar, city and county officials, and Federation of Labor representatives attended. Courts adjourned in his memory, with pallbearers named from the legal profession and memorial resolutions prepared by the Allen County Bar Association. The Huntington bar also expressed sorrow and adopted resolutions praising his legal mind and courteous conduct.
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West Berry Street
Henry Colerick
Lindenwood
Fort Wayne
Samuel Wagenhals
Trinity English
Lutheran Church
W. P. Breen
W. H. Shambaugh
J. B. K. France
Lee J. Ninde
S. L. Morris
Allen County Bar Association
Colerick
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Labor Times-Herald
Henry P. Scherer
E. S. Baker
Gart Shober
H. C. Hoeltje
Huntington Bar
Huntington County Bar
Circuit Court
Huntington
John &. Branyan
U. S. Lesh
John V. Lees
Allen County
Memorial in Allen county bar for Henry Colerick
The Allen County bar records mournful tribute to Henry Colerick noting his sudden death. Speakers praise his mind and heart and the versatile gifts that endeared him to colleagues as a lawyer and friend. The record expresses deep loss and high respect from his brother lawyers.
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Allen County Barnet
Henry Colerick
Givay
Brewer fund eyed as DeKalb votes dry to wet shift
Indianapolis reports a $15,000 brewer-funded drive in DeKalb county for next Saturday's local option election. Dr. George E. Hicks of the Anti-Saloon League predicted a wet outcome despite dry remonstrances. The campaign leverages literature, allied Chicago leaders, and a field staff to sway residents, while League leaders claim statewide temperance progress.
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Indianapolis
DeKalb County
George E. Hicks
South Bend
Anti-Saloon League
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Hicks
E. S. Shumaker
DeKalb
Little County
Chicago
B. S. Shumaker
Hall Place
M. EB
United States
Hoosier
Must Choose New Head of Commercial Club
Charles B. Fitch resigns as president of the Commercial club after a brief tenure citing ill health. The board of directors must elect a successor from among themselves to lead the club and maintain momentum for a successful year. Fitch notes his appreciation for the honor and his inability to devote needed effort.
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Co. B. Fitch
Commercial Club
Charles B. Fitch
Fitch
Waa
Desperate Mine Rescue Reveals Battle Over Water
Antoniose, one of the rescued miners, recounts a factional fight in the St Paul mine where water rationing sparked blows and a mob rule. After a coup by leaders Waite and Eddy, a sick group fought for access, while a daring escape sortie finally broke the wall to freedom.
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Cherry
Iil
St. Paul
Ine Antoniese
Antoniese
W. H. Clelland
Walter Waite
Franco Zannarini
Daniel Walowczak
George Eddy
Eddy
Waite
Walowczak
Zanarini
Walawezak
Walowcrax
Paul
Keever Case Continued In Court Over Blind Tiger Charge
Nora Keever who runs the Ross house on West Main Street was in court this morning on a charge of running a blind tiger. Jack Bennett, a witness in the Woodburn murder case, testified as to events surrounding the alleged illegal activity. The session adjourned with details pending further steps.
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Nora Keever
Ross House
West Main Street
Jack“ Bennett
Woodburn
Iing
Standard Oil Case Details Massive Anti Trust Ruling
The court outlines the legality test under the Sherman Act, holds that a seven def endants led by Henry H Rogers and John D Rockefeller formed a conspiracy to monopolize oil trade across states and foreign nations. It explains the 1899 stock transfer to Standard Oil of New Jersey and the ensuing control that stifled interstate competition.
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Ilegal
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard Company
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
New Jersey
Estect
Thej
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Chas
M. Pratt
Rockefeller and
Flager
Pittsburg
Titusville
Parkersburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bayonne
New York’ Harbor
Boston
George H. Vilas
M. R. Keith
George F. Chester's
Supreme Court of
Standard Oil Company of
Cured Without Operation by Kowenstrot Expert
A patient claims 30 years of ailment cured by Dr. Kowenstrot using unique treatment and remedies not involving surgery. Several testimonials praise lasting cures for nervous trouble, stomach and bowel issues, and chronic diseases. Local notices advertise free trials and hours, with mentions of Fort Wayne and Auburn Indiana.
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Kowenstrot
Joseph Test
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Tom
Harry
Louis Brown
Auburn
Ind
Brown
Edward Snyder
Main St. City
August Kehlenberg
New Haven
B. J. Kowenstrot
Standard Oil to appeal ruling prompts stock declines
New York reports that Standard Oil officers say an appeal will be taken from a circuit court decision filed today at St. Paul and St. Louis. The order dissolving the company triggered liquidation on the stock exchange with declines of 1 to 4 points, Reading leading losses at 4 points. Signs of support appeared at the market close.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
St. Louis
Standard O! Company
Stock Exchange
Judge Hook concurs in Standard Oil dissolution ruling
St Louis November 20 Judge Adams reports a separate concurring opinion by Judge Hook in the Standard Oil dissolution suit. Hook agrees with the majority but adds views on monopoly and notes about exceptions. Thirty three of about seventy subsidiaries are excluded from the dissolution order and the bill is dismissed as to them.
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St. Louis
Sanborn
Standard Oil
Adams
Hook
Standard Oil Company
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Keever
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