A Family Turmoil Around Love Power And Money
Rand and Hannock clash over a ten thousand dollar check and an ending agreement as family tensions unfold. George Rand Jr returns home amid talk of New York life while Cicely resents Middleberg’s limits, yearning for glamour and change.
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George
Cicely
Legation
Pekin
Mr. Rand
Wall-Flower Brigade
Cotilon
Molly
New York
Middleberg
George Rand, Jr
Indiana brewery cases wait ruling on demurrers in court
The state of Indiana awaits decisions in Superior courts on demurrers in eight defendant brewery cases. Judges Leathers and Weir expect rulings within days, while breweries may file further answers prompting state replies. Delays and maneuvers persist as issues near trial, amid dry laws and past temperance actions.
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Indiana
Superior Court
Leathers
Superior Court No. 2
Weir
Superior Court No. 4
Asep
Attorney General's Office
Tts
Sctke
State challenged overcharter rights in liquor case
The state contends brewers have overstepped charter rights by operating beyond wholesale only. Success would force breweries to quit owning saloons, backing saloonkeepers, and retail licenses. Five superior judges expected to hear the trials together when proceedings begin.
Murderer Grant Surrenders After Hunger Siege
John Grant, held in Somerville jail after escaping a lynch mob, confessed to killing Mrs. Frederick Covely in North Plainfield last Thursday in front of three children. He reportedly fled, hid, then surfaced at John Burnett’s home demanding food at gunpoint. A posse and mob pursued him toward Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Somerville
John Grant
Frederick J. Covely
North Plainfield
Burnett
Grant
Merrell Aims for State Treasurer Nomination in Crawfordsville
B. T. Merrell of Crawfordsville says he will seek the Democratic State convention's nomination for State Treasurer next week. He argues Montgomery county should be targeted, noting it has backed his party in three county treasurer wins and asserting Montgomery county is not a Democratic cliché.
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B. T. Merrell
Crawfordsville
Railroads Talk Taxes Before State Board in Indianapolis
Railroads occupy a full week of hearings at the State Tax Board in Indianapolis with S O Pickens for the Pennsylvania and Stewart Hammond Sims for the Wabash. Simms aims to influence Democratic convention issues while seeking tax relief for the Wabash. Additional hearings may be added as carriers press for slots. Olin W Kennedy notes the National Republican League convention in New York on June 28 and that Indiana has already chosen delegates.
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State Tax Board
Pennsylvania
S. O. Pickens
A. A
Indianapolis
Stewart, Hammond & Sims
Wabash Railway Company
Wabash
Simms
Tax Board
al Republican League
New York City
Indiana
Dropsy Patient Cured by Miles Heart Remedy
In 1902 L Turley Cur d recounts being given up by doctors and family as swollen and unable to breathe, then using Dr Miles Heart Remedy leading to a full recovery and return to farm work. The remedy is promoted as toning heart nerves and muscles with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana markets the product through druggists.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Inde
Express
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Mass Meeting of Farmers Is To Be Called
Mass meeting of farmers to be held in St. Louis May 28 with Taft and numerous leaders attending. Combined unions total over 5,000,000 members and more than 90,000 delegates. Speakers include C S Barrett, J W Long, Norris, LaFollette, Gore, and Gompers. An agricultural exhibition will accompany the event.
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ST. Louis
United States
Farmers’ Educa
Tional and Co-operative Union
American Federation of Labor
C. S. Barrett
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
C. ©. Drayton
American Society of Equity
W. E. Monroe
McCumber
Cantrill
Kentucky
J. H. Worst
Fargo
N. C
J. W. Long
Madison
Wis
Stanley
Gov. Norris
Montana
Samuel Gompers
A. M. Lawrence
Chicago Examiner
LaFollette
Gore
John Temple Graves
Coliseum
Old woman fined for undeclared pack of cards in Austria
Vienna reports an elderly woman near the Bohemian frontier is fined 210 dollars or two months in jail for importing an old deck of cards without declaring them. The court set the fine at 3.60 dollars per card, over six thousand times the duty, leaving her unable to pay. A petition for a royal pardon awaits the emperor. A second elderly woman and her husband, condemned for assault in Galicia, collapsed en route to Vienna, the wife reaching the ministry of justice in a swoon.
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Katherine
Mr. Rand
Middleberg
Mary Carterson
South Norwalk
Cicely
New York
Teresa
Mrs. Rand
Ing
Bohemian-Sazon
Austria
Ministry of Justice
Vienna
Radzuchowys
Galicia
Post Office Campaign Targets Seed Firms in Transparent Envelopes
The Post Office Department has begun a nationwide campaign against seed firms failing to mail products in transparent envelopes. A directive from the third assistant postmaster general asks Indianapolis seed firms to comply by July 1. Seeds not compliant will incur double postage, rising from one to two cents per two ounces.
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Postoffice Department
Indianapolis
Morse Receiver Named By New York Court
Justice Blanchard of the supreme court signed an order appointing Frank Kendrick as receiver of all assets and property of Charles W. Morse the banker who is serving a 15 year federal sentence in Atlanta Georgia prison.
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New York
Justice Blanchard
The
Supreme Court
Frank Kendrick
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Thieves Ransack Summer Residences on Lakes Como
Milan reports a raid on twenty summer residences of wealthy Italians along Lakes Como and Varine. Thieves stole silver, bicycles, clothing, mirrors and paintings worth thousands pounds. Police traced suspects Martini and Celli as they left Milan station daily and returned with bags. About 1200 pounds of loot was recovered in a Milan flat and at Monte di Pieta.
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Milan
Como
Varine
Martini
Celli
Monte di Pieta
Paper Mill Burns in Vincennes Fire Loss Estimated
Special to the Sun Vin cennes Indiana April 25 The Vincennes Paper Mill Company suffered a fire loss early Saturday morning estimated at 1000 dollars nearly covered by insurance.
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the Sun
Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes Paper Mill Company
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Hannock
Bannock
van Wathenow
Chapter Iit
Pred Hannock
George Band, Sr
Flannock
Blackguard
New York Bee
Europe
Tess
Hays
Fifth Avenue
Crowns
Fifty-ninth Street
New Jersey
Sastoria
Cottryn
Wired Olin W. Kennedy
Diana
National League OF
John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs
Wilmore, Ky
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East Washington &3
Northern Farmers
Liv
Knox the Tailor
Anheuser-Busch
Breal
Maclavia
R. B. Kramer
Pres. Kramer
Kingston
Circle
Burton
Hoosier Kitchen
CROWN
Gregg
Dean
N. Meridian
Moses Optical CO
Rowe & Hulsman, Pays
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