Anti trust bill targets chappies and cigarette trade
Indiana lawmakers push anti trust measures as Milton Mccarty introduces a broad bill making it illegal to manufacture or sell cigarettes or paper with penalties up to ten thousand dollars and twenty years imprisonment. The bill defines criminal usurpation of state power for overreach and applies to domestic and foreign partnerships, with courts to dismiss debt actions by usurping firms.
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Milton T. McCarty
Carroll County
Telaton
Jy. Perea
Indiana
United States of America
State of
Atttorney-General
Republic
Rogers
Decatur
Cox
Bartholomew
Roberts
Dearborn
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Advertisement Teaser
A historical notice notes Laxative Bromo Quinine and similar products described as remedies. The fragment hints at a preventive health claim and consumer warning embedded in a period newspaper item.
House Committees Named by Speaker Artman
Speaker Artman announced committee chairmen for many panels including Elections Minturn Ways and Means King Judiciary Bonham Organization of Courts Sparks Banks Scott Education Clem Building and Loans Bishop Reformatory Stout Prison Erdlitz Swamp Lands Beckman Military Affairs Dudley Claims Neal Trust Lands Stodkey Fees and Salaries Manifold Sinking Fund Whitcomb Rights and Privileges Miller Osxosciuske Railroads Kirkman Manufactures and Commerce Vestal County and Township Business Owen Agriculture Matthews Benevolent and Scientific Institutions Clem Temperance Wesling Mileage and Accounts Davis of Wayne Corporations Roberts of Jefferson Rivers and Waters Mueller Public Expenditures Miller of Ohio Federal Relations Perrett City of Indianapolis Ostermeyer Cities and Towns Bell Engrossed Bills Adamson Roads Thomas Statistics Jack Insurance Morgan Printing Rogers Reformatory Institutions Gillett Drains and Dykes Kelley Mines Johnson Labor Clarke Medicine Health and Statistics Van Fleet Inspection of the Journal Speaker Natural Resources Statesman Phraseology of Bills Harris Congressional Apportionment Reagan Legislative Apportionment Jack Ways Telegraph and Telephones Pritchard Soldiers Monument Marshall Om Fountain State Soldiers Homes Carmichael Joint Committees Public Buildings Burried Enrolled Bills Morton State Library Mummert
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Minturn
King
Bonham
Sparks
Scott
Clem
Bishop
Stout
Erdlitz
Beckman
Dudley
Neal
Stodkey
Manifold
Whitcomb
Miller
Kelley
Johnson
Clarke
van Fleet
Speaker
Statesman
Harris
Reagan
Jackways
Pritchard
Marshall Om Fountain
Carmichael
Burried
Morton
Mummert
Reform laws repeal alleged in Democrat and Statesman ties
A reported plan links certain Democratic representatives with Statesman followers to repeal county and township reform laws. Ira Larr of Sullivan is credited as leading the effort in abolishing county councils and township advisory boards. Capt. D. Olive named minute clerk and Everett Branyan chief of the engrossing clerks.
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Ira Larr
Sullivan
Sure
Capt
D. . Olive
Everett Branyan
Cure Cold in One Day Promoted Laxative Brome Quinine
A vintage patent medicine claim promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. The advertisement notes refunds if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Back to the Mines A Biographical Remembrance of Mr. Fishback
Mr. Fishback, long connected with St John s and later SS Peter and Pauls, attended Catholic rites but also in Second Presbyterian life. A Miami University classmate and longtime lawyer, he was a cardinal conversationalist with sharp wit, compassion for the afflicted, and a civic minded, active citizen whose death ends a fifty year friendship.
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Sn Reed
Fishback
Fishbas
Second Presbyterian Church
St. John's Church
SS. Peter and Paul's
F. H. Gavish
Mr. Fishback
Sauly
Death of William P. Fishback in Indianapolis at 70
William P. Fishback died at 7:30 p m Tuesday at his home 1401 North Delaware Street Indianapolis age seventy sudden death after a year of ill health and a recent surgical operation He left a wife and children Robe rt and daughters Mrs Harry J Milligan and Mrs W P Kappes Gen Harrison visited offering consolation He was a prominent lawyer and former master in chancery of the U S district court He served in the Civil War and was active in politics literature and the Indiana law school legacy concludes with reminiscences of his many public associations and friendships.
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N. P. Kappes
H. J. Milligan
Esme
Fishback
New York
Robert
Harry J. Milligan
W. P. Kappes
Gen. Harrison
Farmer’s
Belmont College
College Hill
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Gov. Porter
Porter, Harrison & Fishback
Porter, Fishback & Terter
John T. Dye
Indianapolis Journal
St. Louis
St. Louis Republican
Dye & Fishback
United States Court of the
Indiana District
Indiana Law School
Indiana Volunteers
Harrison
Clem
McDonald Will
Wishback
George Fishback
Richard Holme
Denver
Judge Swing
United States Court
Ohio
Jesse Grant
U. S. Grant
Gen. Grant
West Point
England
Lord Coleridge
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Matthew Arnold
United States
Myron Reed
John
Arnold
Reed
Banks and Taggart in bribery trial details emerge
John Banks stands in criminal court denying intent to buy a ballot while testifying he believed the paid offer was a sting. Mayor Taggart Horace Kramer and Detective Ton Dugan corroborate the plan to trap Bridges as witnesses recount the Massachusetts avenue store meeting and staged arrest setup.
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Bridges
Banks
Taggart
Horace Kramer
Ton Dugan
Kramer
Dugan
Massachusetts Ave
Alford
McCullough
Election Board
Martin Hugz
Tom Dugan
Mendenhall
Walter Carpenter
Pierce Mendenhall
Charles Glover
Carpenter
Death Ride of the Mill Girl in Paterson Trial
In Paterson New Jersey prosecutors aim to prove Jennie Bosschieter was poisoned by chloral hydrate as multiple mill girls testify about knock-out drops. The trial implicates affluent saloon culture and a network of men preying on young factory workers amid vivid courtroom revelations and forensic details.
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Paterson
Kerr
Emilie
Peach
Death
Campbell
McAlister
Herr
McAlliser
Hackman Schulthorpe
Fternoon
Jennie
Saul
Schulthorpe
McAllister
New Jersey
Jennie Bosschieter
Farlawn
McBride
Witthaus
Ife
Jennie_Bosschieter
Ragged Woman Dead in Bel Ragged Woman Death in Bel
A 92 year old woman Mrs Daisy Day died at 8 15 p m in her home on East Washington street amid squalor. Police found her husband Harry Day intoxicated and unable to explain. Druggist Frey said the medicine contained no dangerous substance but lack of natural cause is suspected. Coroner Brayton began testimony collection.
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Daisy Day
Harry Day
Reuben Glue
Schroeder
Houser
Day
Joseph F. Frey
Frey
Representative from Bunn firm in Indianapolis faces grand jury
After Bunn, A. B. Barber & Co of Chicago sent a representative to Indianapolis on Tuesday to identify cheese shipped to Bunn. He will appear before the grand jury and later pursue the case in criminal court as part of the effort against the alleged commission sharper.
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A. B. Barber & Co
Chicago
Indianapolis
Fragmented ad for cheap tickets and Cascaret candy
An old advertisement notes a ten cent road ticket and Cascarets Candy Cathartic with drugstores offering 1¢ 25¢ or 5¢ quantities. It reads like a vintage marketing blurb promoting affordable items and a health aid.
Daisy Spurlock and her fistol in court case
In police court Daisy Spurlock aged 23 of 217 Glenn street was tried after a Halloween party misadventure. She and companions dressed in drag hired a wagon to Woodside avenue but wound up at Clyde B Weiniger’s roadside house. Spurlock fired a revolver wounding Weiniger. judge Daly found gross recklessness and assault and battery, with decision held pending payment of doctor bills.
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Daisy Spurlock
Glenn St
Miss Spurlock
Alvin
Alice Anderson
Gertie Stevenson
Woodside-ave
Clyde B. Weiniger
Northwestern-ave
Welniger
Weiniger
Daly
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Indianapolis forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 p m January 15 calls for cloudy skies with possible showers and cooler conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures show 7 am at 35, noon at 50, and 2 pm at 58.
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Indianapolis
Brother duo run afoul of law in late night fracas
Thomas Nurse, 24, an upholsterer of 623 S West St, fought with his brother and bicycle policemen after a night of trouble. Thomas jailed for malicious trespass and profanity. Tim Nurse to be tried Thursday for grand larceny amid a report of a new piano purchase and local jewelry ads.
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Thomas Nurse
S. West St
Schroeder
House
Tom
Tim
Shoes Sale At Stout's Factory Shoe Store Ad
An advertisement lists ladies shoes at 2.50 and 1.49 and provides address 318 230 Massachusetts Ave. Co. E. Worth, a dentist, has moved to 483 Stevenson Building with old telephone 2979.
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Stout's Factory
Massachusetts-ave
Co. E. Worth
Stevenson
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