Fire Tow Canada Deals With The Big Trade Combines
Special to The Sun reports a dramatic rescue as a fire in a cellar forces eight families to flee a row of rear tenements in New York. Policemen Twohy and Smith enter a smoke filled stair to save a mother Annie Doyle and children including 17 month old, with one officer losing part of a finger. The building sustains minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Twong
Henry Smith
Bridge Squad
Toyle
John
Cornelius Doyte
Twohy
Smith
Annie Doyle
Poicemen
Formal
Mra. Doyle
Master Plumbers Association Sealed in Toronto Trade Case
Canada fines the Master Plumbers' and Central Supply associations for restraint of trade in Toronto. The groups conspired to corner plumbing work, index prices, and prevent nonmembers from bidding. Dozens of members were fined or sent to trial while the union and supply houses extended influence into U S firms and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Toronto
Dominion of Canada
Master Plumbers’ Association
Central Supply Association
Taldes
Torantos
Tme Masler
Alow
Cuba
United States
WW. It
Meredith
St. Jonis
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Asso
Tracing Transylvanian Spanesstors in Concordia Kansas
A local craze prompts residents to trace distant ancestors and build family trees reaching back to Adam and Eve, as Concordia, Kansas, residents share enthusiasm for genealogy.
Mother's Love and the Doctors Favorite Prescription
A long promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vital tonic for mothers facing fatigue stress and bodily strains of childbearing. It touts efficacy alcohol-free formula unicorn root and endorsements from patients and physicians, urging women to use the medicine to restore health and vitality during motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
United States
Pierce
Fisk
Beam Petey
Omma Petty
Olive Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Daughters of Pocahontes
Minneols Council
South Baptist Church
John Fate
Comganick
Conn
Department of Therapertice
Euuocrate Review
Helenias Diotea
Plumbers’ union clash with masters over Toronto supply control
In Canada an anti trust style battle unfolded as masters and a supply house combine faced government pressure. Trials in Ontario exposed conspiracy to restrict trade and defraud. The Master Plumbers’ Association and unions faced injunctions and seizure of ledgers revealing $27,500 in treasury payments and $100 dividends to each member on a $103 investment as penalties loom under criminal code provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combine
Toronto
New York
Chicago
American Association
Dominion
Oliawa
Minister of Customs
Reeves
Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
Nunbers
Endless Chain Of Profit Husband Sues For Jewels
A court action cites a custody dispute and claims by Mrs. Clancey that Liddys wife Catherine left a statement making the goods her own. The suit seeks return of a diamond, a gold ring, a diamond brooch, a gold watch, a silver tea set, spoons, knives and forks, a cut glass water set valued around 300 dollars. The case is before Judge Minson Carter with a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Daddy
Nette Clancey
Minson Carter
Dunning Named Administrator of Father’s Estate
Lehman M. Dunning, son of the late Dr. Lehman J. Dunatns, was appointed administrator of his father’s estate after a no will case. The estate is valued at about fifteen thousand dollars in personal property, with real estate owned jointly by Mrs. Dunning. The apportionment will follow statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman M. Dunning
Lehman J. Dunatns
Mondas
Mra. Bunning
Hinton cries fraud in troubled marriage case
The 1903 marriage of Samuel S. Hinton and Nettig Winton is challenged in circuit court amid claims of fraud and coercion. Several women including Minuie Meyers and Margaret Durbin seek divorce, alleging cruelty and abandonment as their husbands reside out of state or abroad.
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Samuel S. Hinton
Alonzo P. Hinton
Dune Nettig Winton
Hinton
Minuie ‘Meyers
Sha
Loyia Meyers
Germany
Wif
Plaintif
Naonie Baldock
Williams
Superior
California
Austin
Durbin
Margaret
Superior Court
Theusband
Alabama
Union Reports New Gains In Typographical Strike
The Interat tenl Typographical union reports progress in securing eight hour work for its movement. Of 640 unions, 400 have signed the agreement and are now enforcing the eight hour rule. Opposition remains weak while defense funds grow. Nonunion recruits are being added daily as the union strengthens.
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Interattenl
Fa Aald
Rights Pour
Thera
Land Tha Defense Fund
Hag Men Jbusy
Veteran Letter Recommends Hull for Town Wall Post
A Confederate veteran, W. A. Euliss, writes to the Board of Public Works praising George Hull for a town wall position. He notes Hull’s faithful military service and argues the monthly pay of 312 is warranted given exposure to danger. The initial appointment and subsequent changes are referenced.
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Cormey
Confederacy
Board of Public Works
Nat
Haughville
George Hull
Uring
W. A. Euliss
Hull
Tiiton
Bulles
Wien
Jel
Hearhvilte
Zunes
Seton Trial Delayed Over Absence of Prosecution
Seton, accused of engineering the Norfolk & Western stock forgery swindle, faced an adjourned trial before Recorder Goff. The case, charging larceny of over $5, was postponed to Wednesday due to the unavoidable absence of Assistant District Attorney Garvin who was at Albany for the Patrick murder appeal proceedings with District Attorney Jerome.
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Scrippa-McRine Tress Association
Sew
York
Charles A. Seton
Norfolk & Western
Goff
Seton
Garvin
Athay
Jerome
Farm Boy to Merchant Rise of J A Rink in Indianapolis
Under Spare Moments in a New York magazine, the profile of J A Rink outlines a farmer’s son from Morris Indiana who built a cloak and fur business empire in Indianapolis. From childhood labor on a farm to a dry goods job earning a dollar a week, he saved capital, started small, watched markets, and expanded to a handsome downtown block on honesty and hard work as keys to success.
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Rookstir
N.Y
Indianapolis
J. A. Rink
Cloeimatl
Seltlay
Morris
Ind
Bio
Young Rink
Rink
Canital
Iim
Wille H
Forgeries Reach Million-Dollar Scope, Press Says
A Cleveland report claims Leland W. Prior forged securities totaling about 1,000,000 dollars. Authorities say the forgeries extend to Canton waterworks and Alpena light utilities with estimated overall impact near 2,700,000 dollars. Details indicate substantial asset gaps and ongoing investigations.
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Scripps-McNae Press Association
Cleveland
Leland W
Bankers' Committee
Canton
South Ebaron
Alpena
Mich
Aurelio
Pauley Arrested in Lafayette Conspiracy Case
Joseph Pauley a well known real estate man in Lafayette Indiana was arrested on a charge of conspiring to defraud the state. Prosecutor Flanagan filed the affidavit and Judge Vinton issued the warrant. The case centers on witnesses Lulu B Grimes and others in a stated Eacock conspiracy.
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Lafayette
Ind
Joseph Buy I Pauley
Mai
Pauley
Lulu B. Grimes
Flanagan
Vinton
Eacock
Ginch Party at the Hall on N Penngylyania
A dance event titled Ginch Party hosted by the Kalshte and Ladies of Wonte is planned for Thursday evening January 3 at the hall on N Penngylyania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalshte
N. Penngylyania
Possible successor to President Harper named Faunce
Among the names of possible successors to the late President Harper of Chicago University is W T P Faunce of Brown University. Faunce is pastor of Rockefeller's church in New York City.
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W. IL P. Faunce
Harper
Chicago University
W. T. P. Faunce
Brown University
Rockefeller
New York City
Outfitting and Dry Goods Firms List
A dense advertising listing of merchants and stores including Ayres & Co Dry Goods, Gerritt A Archibald & Co Outfitters, Badger Furniture Co, Baldwin & Co Piano Dealers, Beston & Langen Ladies’ Suits, Wray Blisz Clothing, H Block Co Dry Goods, Bobbs Merril Books, Feeney Furniture, Gall Carpets, Hartmann Furniture, Isk Bros Furniture, Krauss Clothing, Kahn Tailors, Lilly & Stalnaker Cutlery, Marott Shoes, H Lieber Pictures and Cameras, Mayer & Co Gift Store, Morrison & Co Trunks, The New York Store Dry Goods, People’s Outfitting, Rink’s Cloak House, Bake & Co Outfitters, Sander & Beoker Furniture, Star Store Dry Goods, Strauss & Co Clothing, Taylor Carpet Co Carpets.
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L. 8
Ayres & Co
Milnery
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
Badger Furniture Co
D. A. Baldwin & Co
Beston & Langen
Suita
Wrayra
Blisz, Awain & O
Tigresa
Nishinga
H. Block Co
The
Bobbs-Merrill Co
John D. Brosnan
Paul H. Krauss
Kahn Tailoring Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
George J. Marott
H. Lieber Co
Charles Mayer & Co
Messenger
L. E. Morrison & Co
New York
People’s Outfitting Co
Rink’s Closk
Fura, Bake & Co
the Model
Tern
Sander & Beoker Furniiture Co
Star
L. Strauss & Co
Esete
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People's Common Senses
H. V. Pierce
M.D. Bend Stone
Adi Dr
V.fierce
Geo
J. B. Reeves
Jas. Tiarrison
Fore Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Bon
Beeks
Albany
Joseph Pauley
Pres. Harper
HH. L. Sanders
Indianafoles
Batab
Gree
Aurona
A. Butler
Indians Ay Factory
Ohio St
Aetna Tat Fp Co., (Inc
Es A. Ani Aul Equipment
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Indiana
Ehrlich Coal Co
Kentucky Ave
Beecham
Indianapelis Supply Co
Massachusetts, Ave
Fifth
Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Mariin County
Minkest
Amea
Indianapolls
Cenfer Township
Mario County
Blake
Frank Jefferson
Taylor Carpet Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Julius C. Walk & Son
H. P. Wasson & Co
Merchants Association of Indianapolis
Merchants’ Association
Washington St
Columbia National Bank
Merchanty Association of
Merchants Association
G. Z. Goffin
Pocahontas
Standard Coal & Mining Co
Holton
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