Pure Food Bill Storms Through Congress Debate
Washington Feb 2 The pure food bill drew sharp debate as Senator Hemenway Indiana opposed key sections. Whisky lobby and patent medicine interests attacked the measure while Dr Wiley and the agriculture department faced arguments over enforcement and prosecutions. The discussion covered labeling claims, prosecutions, and the role of the district attorney in enforcing the act. Page eight CONVENUED.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Raymond
Washington
Chicago Tribune
West
Heyborn
Jung
Gryement
Ha Viet Bee
House of Congress
Congress
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Memenway
Manu
Hemenway
Indiana
Shania
Hesburn
Agricultural
Tx Piao
Srvburn Renta Crities
Sir. Wiley
Chemical Bureau
Agricultural Department
Marine Hospital Service
Department of Commerce and Labor
Heyburn
Senate
Douglass Wins Over Grosvenor in First Ballot Nomination
Old Ohio congressman Charles Grosvenor, seeking re election, fails to win a single county vote in the Eleventh district convention as Douglas of Chillicothe is nominated on the first ballot to seek the Republican nomination for Congress. Grosvenor, in office 20 years, concedes defeat and vows to accept whatever comes.
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Grosvenor
Scrippa-Mestae Press Association
Lancaster
Alvert Douglass
Chillicethe
Congréss
Charles MH. Grosvenor
Congress
Atters County
Tuweeer
Washington
Flower House of Congress
Grostener
Wittlogton
Leader of Gang Arrested after Long City Fear
Edward Bush, long time ring tender for the Noble Street gang, jailed in police court after a two generation terror in the city. He received a fine of $10, costs, and ten days in the Workhouse. A witness testified to his crimes and the court imposed the suspended sentence once for youth and family hardship. Police describe the gang as the eastern city’s bogey man, with many members now in state prison.
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St. Pang
Edward Bush
Uush
Ensehraann
Dakar
Bers
Rang
City officials tour railroad route proposal in Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter and city engineers accompany Chicago Indianapolis and Hirangville railroad officials to inspect a franchise route into Indianapolis. The plan largely avoids controversy over the right of way with few valuable properties affected. The main dispute concerns using Market Street near the American Brewing plant.
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Bookwalter
Board of Public Works and
City
Blaine Miller Iil
Chicago, Indianapolis
Hirangville Railroad
American Brewing Company
Bookewalter
Aerlong
Washington's Birthday Observances Spark Festive City Events
The city marks Washington's Birthday with a night of activities and daytime closings. Schools and many businesses pause as societies plan plays, socials, and dances in churches and public halls. Officials expect markets to open morning hours only, with celebrations featuring parades, address programs, and charity fund drives across multiple organizations.
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Washington
Southside
Turper Hall
Sells on Sunday saloon helper faces case in court
John Crabb of New York and Mackford streets was arraigned Wednesday for selling liquor on Sunday after police arrested him last Sunday for allegedly offering a drink to a man. Carl Weaver reports a burglary threat at 265 Yandesat. A fire damaged a home on River Ave due to crossed wires, costing $600. Brazilian Balm offered for coughs and grip. Denison Dancer Shop features local services and Gust Hosberg tailor at Pembroke Arcade.
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John Crabb
New York
Mackford Sta
HL. F. Rea
Riverave
May Scald Husband Case Highlights Domestic Abuse Folklore
A judge orders a restrained woman to use hot water on her abusive husband amid a February assault claim. Tishie Tandy relates a troubling incident, detailing threats, a beverage incident, and later courtroom advice about restraint and potential charges.
Rockefeller Awarded Small Sum in New York Law Suit
In New York a jury awarded William Rockefeller a small sum against a veteran in a civil suit over trespass and damages. The case involved the Lamore estate at Maluna and concerns a law against an alderman, with the attorney for Lamwore appealing the verdict.
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Scripps-Melige Preas Issogimueon
NEW Vom
Rocketeer
Lamore
Magninerat
Rockefelteann
Vents
Lanwure
Maluna
Nomination Nominations At Greengeld Meet County Leaders
Local party leaders and supporters gather at Greengeld to observe nominees for the sixth district governor race. Watson of Edwards district is expected to travel to Washington to present credentials, with key delegates and state figures anticipated. The meeting outlines campaign plans, committee roles, and candidate endorsements as speeches and discussions unfold.
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Greangeld
Tourrday
Irma
Gos
Hoody
Jan
Carndistes
Eimer
Breenitett
Ylar Camilles
Arate
James T Doonlity
Shelbyville
Canlidate Tor
Rien
Riveten Aimselh
Dimes de Ediely
Wil Bee
Teresa
Het
Luis
Extendel
Man
Serigy
Peice
Mane
Alatson
Wobugdas
Seth
Indiana Az
Homer
New Package Law Uphheld in Welfare Nondresty Case
A flawed OCR fragment shows a legal dispute over a new package law as Tareei Reeake and Adin Express Co. act as representatives at a welfare district meeting. The text references deliveries, a potential protest, and a corporate stance on licensing and compliance.
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Reeake
Marge
Adin Express Co
aMtes Cmd
Eitional Tee
Operation Short Unclear Text Incomplete Source
Fragmentary report mentions individuals and policy terms but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item or outcome.
President Moyer Taken to Idaho in Conspiracy Case
The Western Federation of Miners leader Moyer along with two officers was moved from Denver to Idaho to face charges of conspiracy in the assassination plot against former Governor Steunenburg, who was killed by a bomb at his home gateway.
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Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Miners’ Union
Denver
Haho
Aasassina
Steunenburg
Morris Case Recap and Trial Reflections
Fragmented OCR text outlines a legal case involving a husband and wife at a Wiltshire residence. It references a trial proceeding, emotions of deprecation, alleged brutality, and views on the nation’s reaction. The material shows court commentary and potential sentencing considerations, with unclear names and locations due to garbled input.
President's Reply Sparks 9 Investigations Mentioned
A fragmentary letter from William Lore, secretary to the president, discusses seven or nine named figures and an investigation into Mrs Morris's alleged disorderly conduct. The missive defends arrests as proper and urges restraint on public disclosure while asserting the president’s careful consideration and duty.
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Abus Belvester
Morris Tar
Che Executive Alien
Wong Grees
Syley
Alorrig
Dle
Riesang
Mra Morris
Ier Skapfodls
William Lore
JIB
Burial of Mrs. Talbott Declared at Crown Cemetery
Mrs. Frank Tribatt who died on Monday from a recent illness was laid to rest from her home. Louis Brown, pastor of St Paul’s Episcopal Church, officiated. Her only son Murray, who is in Prana to regain his health, could not return for the funeral. Interment followed at Crown Cemetery.
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Talbott
Frank Tribatt
Mon- Way
Toveluck
Louis Brown
At, Paul's Zpiecopat Church
Murray
Crown
Would Bar Out Small Grafters
county commissioners consider a letter from residents urging action against graft in county offices. the anonymous appeal cites clerks and treasurers allowing private work in public corridors and offices, urging the board to stop the practice and prevent conflicts of interest. it questions why public space is used for private business and appeals for accountability and reform.
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Allie
Davies
Robbed Freight Cars Gang Busted in Middletown
Feb 11 Middletown police arrest four freight train robbers linked to a spree that targeted cars from Spehuvare to Clavinnat. Conductor Helloran Brekeown Frank Patrick Thomas Williams and Tim Sweeny are jailed on burglary and highway robbery charges as authorities believe they struck a long-running gang. The suspects were found aboard a ruptured train en route to Cleveland with loot.
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Sorione-Vesloe Preen Associay
Middletown
Bie Four Freight Grew
Helloran
Brekeown
Frank Patrick
Thomas Williams
Tim Sweeny
T. le Shas
Fiaken
Spehuvare
Clavinnat
Tralaten
Belnweare
Arrests Seal North Western Red Lantern Offense
Police arrested Clarence Evans driver for the Taggart Raking company and James Savage driver for Bryce Raking company after early Wednesday detentions. Residents complaint to city works over repeated violations on Northwestern avenue as crews race to complete paving, with bakery wagons and early drives blamed for blocking, damaging fences and delaying progress. Authorities warn penalties are severe.
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Cave
Clarence Evans
Taggart Raking Company
James Savage
Bryce Raking Company
Metzger
Nothhwestern-ave
Bern
Jinan of
Draft dispute amid Vigo County bank case before Judge Anderson
In a Terre Haute proceeding Charles Andrews sues Conzman over a $100 draft issued by Guetaea Canzman while cashier of Vigo County National Bank without bank authority. The draft involved American National Bank of Indianapolis, with Vigo County National Bank accused of receiving funds and delaying repudiation. Witnesses testified to Conzman’s alleged worth and prior thefts surrounding the bank’s losses.
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Charles 3 Andrews
Vio County National Bank
Terre Hue
Onal State Bank
Andrews
Guetaea
Canzman
American National Bank
Indianapolis
View County National
Conzmatt
National State Bank
Vigo National Bank
Viga
Plant Closed and Bonded Robbery Report Emerges
A warehouse entry morning saw violence as a suspect entered Leekhart and plant operations halted. Crowe released on bond amid a hold up charge as council acts. a public notice hints at health remedies and local ads including boxing gloves and croup relief products.
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Crowe
Hoch Must Die Board of Pardons Denies Reprieve
Condemned man Hoch, a bigamist and wife poisoner, was to be hanged Friday after the Board of Pardons refused to grant a reprieve or commute his sentence. He denounced all persons connected with his prosecution and blamed public sentiment, amid reporting from Chicago in a springfield proceeding.
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Prene Association
Chicago
Johann Heal
Pare Yon
Ufe
Hache Sawyer
Amelia Fisher Hoch
Myre
Welcker Hoch
Robert Zeit
Northwestern Medical College
Weluker Hoch
Frohl Heights
Board of Pardons
Springftelit
Hoch
Joman
Fine Union Station plans for Kansas City railroads
A joint proposal by the Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Milwaukee Road, and other lines envisions a new passenger station in Kansas City bounded by Grindavn Broadway and Twenty third street. The site would be bought at five dollars an acre and accommodate six tracks, easing congestion at the old Union Station, while some routes would continue to use the current terminal.
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the Sun
Kansas City
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Santa Fe
St. Paul
Daten Partne
Yell
Grindavn
Boadway
Viste
Katsae City
Union
Inn
Report on New York Life insurance probe to be released
A joint investigation by the insurance commissions of Kentucky Wisconsin and New York will publicly release a report in five states Friday. Commissioner Prewitt of Kentucky calls it the most important report yet on the insurance situation.
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Sere Anmnerren
Lovistille
New York Life Insurance Company
Sumance Commissiontre
Kentucky
Tenenesere
Wisconsin
Xehrestn
Prewitt
Seats for The Great Play Leah Kreschn a at German House
High demand for seats to Minnie Maddern Fiske in Leah Klagehna. Many food seats remain. Mrs Fiske appears at German House Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee. Leah Kreschna listed among her greatest plays. Tickets available in room 12 at Claypool hotel.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske
Leah Klagehna
Treason In Words Special in the Sun Macon Ga
Treason charges surface as Hyntom Tont moves to prosecute Bishop Henry M. Trener of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Gir treason denouncing a recent United States convention. A case may be taken up by a southern Georgia attorney. home for poor women project planned in Chicago and Minneapolis. a Chicago stenographer tied to heirs of 1 000 009 dollars. Edward Deagmunt Kansas City orchestra leader shot by wife amid separation. Arnold Cain dies of Brights disease on his lifelong farm. Eighteen Mercer firms suffer fire losses in Hawkins County Ohio, 910 000 insurance claim. Gov Stokes grants reprieve for Rufus Johnson, Young Bolly minister, 2 days.
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Fels
Henry M. Trener
Aftican Methodist
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