Dye Discusses Legal Limits on Capital Combinations
John T. Dye, counsel for the Big Four Fairroad, spoke before the bar association at the supreme court state house on the extent of legislative control over freedom of contract amidst vast capital aggregations. He argued that only regulation can temper concentrations while preserving liberty and property, noting manufacturing commerce and interstate limits. He cited Wirt Howe on professional ethics and framed a resolution to punish politicians soliciting funds for judicial campaigns, prompting debate from Charley Jewett and ex Judge Hackney.
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It. T. Dye
Big Four Fairroad
E Bar Association
Supreme Court State House
New World
Congress
Wm. Wirt Howe
New Orleans
W. P Fishback
General Assembly
Indiana
Charley Jewett
New Albany
Manila
Hackney
Controversy over Odd Fellows home in Otter Creek sparking local clash
In AQREENBURGH Indiana July 7 controversy grows over proposed incorporation of an Odd Fellows home. Key figures Postmaster Key and Councilman Welsh clash with Caskey who favors the move. Petitions circulate, nine taxpayers oppose the measure amid public and private life accusations.
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Aqreenbburg
Ind
Odd-fellows’ Home
Key
Welsh
Caskey
Aly
Minneapolis Mills Rally After Early Indianapolis Lead
In Minneapolis on July 7, the Indian apolis team stumbled in the first inning, allowing the Millers three runs. Motz and Kahn struggled, Scott strengthened Minneapolis batting, and Cantillon’s fielding kept the score closer than it might have been. The Millers seized control in the eighth with a double and four singles to pull away and widen their lead.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Indianapolis
Millers
Motz
Kahn
Rattles
Scott
Wilmot
Cantillon
Indianapols
Batteries-Egan and Others in Multiple Cities
From other precincts in Kansas City Columbus St Paul Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo lists of Batteries with names Egan Hastings Wilson Buckley McCauley Fisher Spies Cronin Buelow Friend Reidy Speer Brown Amole Diggins. Data includes city codes and numbers.
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Pet
Minneapolis
Aeenees
GUS Indianapolis
Baz
Columbus
Detroit
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Buffalo
Egan
Hastings
Wilson
Waddell
Buckley
McCauley
R. H. B. St. Paul
Fisher
Spies
Cronin
R. H. B. Milwaukee
Friend
Reidy
Speer
Brown
Amole
Diggins
Minneapolis fans rail at umpires and Miller play
Reports from Minneapolis claim Wilmot's Millers receive unfair calls and fans curse umpiring as Tebeau is ejected in Kansas City. Meanwhile Hutch, Dammann, Foreman, and Chicago's Griffith and Callahan rally teams. Waddell is overworked as Minneapolis hitters surge and Detroit slump deepens.
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Hutch
Dammann
Foreman
Millers
Kansas City
Brewers
Rube Waddell
Motz
Kahoe
Hoghever
Hartzell
Minneapolis
Cantillon
Hoosiers
Detroit
Wlmot
Wilmot
Tebeau
Bisons
Chicago
Griffith
Callahan
al Maul
Superbas
Baseball talk and club troubles spark midseason chatter
The column reports on shifting club fortunes and player trade rumors as Kokomo finishes, the S L league lingering with several Indiana towns in play. Vanderbeck bids, Detroit and Chicago interest in pitchers Frisk and Phillippi, while Watty joins a baseball deal. Chicago offers loom. The Western remains competitive as season chatter continues.
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Thasé
Irwin
Toronto
Mattoon
Wabash
Bloomington
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Danville
Vanderbeck
Vandy
Frisk
Detroit
Chicago
Phillippi
Louisville
Jack Katoll
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Paul Dispatch
Big bouts eyed as McCoy Fitzsimmons clash planned
A busy week in sports and events with talks of a McCoy versus Fitzsimmons fight in New York this September. A Denver police injunction blocks interference in Colorado athletic club bouts. The Columbia beats Defender in a 380 mile spin. The US and Canada college cricket match ends with a US victory 206 to 116 in Philadelphia.
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Im Jeffries
San Francisco
McCoy
Fitzsimmons
New York
Denver Police Board
Colorado Athletic Club
Columbia
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Mrs Dickens Killed by Naphtha Explosion
Mrs Marguerite Dickens wife of Capt Francis W Dickens assistant chief of the bureau of navigation was killed Friday morning at their residence by an explosion of naphtha. She was cleaning with the fluid when it blew up. Dickens, a noted writer, authored a best known book about her cruise around South America aboard a man of war.
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Washington
Marguerite Dickens
Francis W. Dickens
Bureau of Navigation
Pajamas to be Furnished Soldiers in the Philippines
The government will furnish pajamas to soldiers in the Philippines after complaints of bed clothing being kicked off beds. Col Kimball of the quartermaster department arranged a contract for 10 000 suits to address the issue and improve comfort for troops.
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Orient
New York
Philippines
Col. Kimball
Quartermaster's Department
Earthquake Shocks San Francisco with Brief Tremor
A severe quake struck San Francisco on Thursday for about 15 seconds, moving north to south. The oscillation was strong in tall structures but caused no damage, and the tremor was felt as far as Monterey.
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San Francisco
Monterey
Hicks Taken to the Pen for Mrs Romhill Murder
Fitz Weeks received a two to eleven year sentence for the murder of Mrs Romhill and was transported to Jeffersonville on Friday after the verdict.
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Hicks
Fitz Weeks
Romhill
Jeffersonville
Tlogh
Sizzling Earth News Roundup
A flash of mixed items shows Secretary Alger avoiding candidacy talk while Miss Helen Gould aids tornado victims in New Richmond. Lipton says Shamrock sails for New York in August as Cuba’s cattle thefts alarm western regions. Bryan visits Columbus for a $1 dinner, and Missouri eyes reform of independent typewriter firms. Cuba-US exports total 2.287 million in six months. Chandler declines senate bid. Lillibridge upholds rail tickets injunction. Cincinnati teen Julia Christopher dies jumping from elevator. Louisville boy shoots father. deputy sheriff Stubblefield fatally shot in Kentucky clash. Crooked stepfather shootout, Scranton strike talks, and heavy Indiana floods affecting 40 families. Cabinet endorses merit in military appointments. Cuba-bound roast beef orders placed. Elsie Clews named school inspector. Admiral Cromwell tours Newport. Peace conference adjourns for fresh instructions. Brookshire flood claims disputed. over 1,000 negras destitute. Calloway denies rail compact. Driller arrested in Wheeling for murder.
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Alger
Helen Gould
Richmond
Wis
Thomas Lipton
London
Shamrock
New York
Cuba
Bryan
Columbus
Typewriter
St. Louis
Typewriter Trust
Missouri
Matanzas
United States
W. E B. Chandler
New Hampshire
Senate
Lillibridge
Detroit
Christian Endeavor
Julia Christopher
Cincinnati
Chicago
Oscar Ryder
Louisville
Roy
Jim Stubblefield
Manchester
Matt Smith
Baker
John Boster
Greenup
Andy Royal
Scranton
Mound City
Col. C. A. Woodruff
Elsie Clews
Henry Clews
Wall-st. Banker
Cromwell
Havana
Newport
R. I
Brookshire
Tex
Calloway
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Joseph Driller
Wheeling
W. Va
Louis “Dittmore
Driller
Milk adulteration case heard in police court
Gottlieb Buchi faced charges of adulterating milk with formaldehyde as a preservative. Special judge Kingsbury overruled a motion to quash the affidavit, and Dr. John F. Geiss testified the chemical is a poison. The court postponed further hearing until Dr. Hurty testifies, and Geiss recounted illness from inhaling fumes and potential summer complaints in children.
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Gottlieb Buchi
Horace Smith
Buchi
Kingsbury
John F. Geiss
Board of Health
Smith
J. N. Hurty
State Health Board
Geiss
Dr. Hurty
Dr. Geiss
Harty
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Robberies Ramp Up Across New York City
Reports from multiple city quarters detail bold robberies. On Thursday night goods valued at 350 dollars were stolen from a firm. On July 4 thieves loaded four wagon loads worth 36 000 dollars from the Hein Fox works as Captain Chanman patrolled nearby.
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New York
Chanman
Hein & Fox
Dublin teacher dies after gasoline fire
Miss Fannie Clark a teacher in the Dublin schools was burned by gasoline Friday morning and died shortly after the incident in Richmond Indiana local dispatch reports.
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Richmond
Ind
Fannie Clark
Dublin
Mafia marks Peter Healey after quarry killing
In Logansport Indiana on July 7 authorities report the Mafia an Italian organization has marked Peter Healey as a victim for the killing of Flore Colechia at the Kenneth quarries. Colechia reportedly stated before death that Healey shot him without provocation.
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Logansport
Ind
Mafia
Peter Healey
Flore Colechia
Kenneth Quarries
Colechia
Healey
Big Offers for the Fight in Jeffries Sharkey Match
San Francisco reports Charles Wewman and H J McGill each offer substantial sums for the Jeffries Sharkey fight. Both bids remain unaccepted as of July 7.
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San Francisco
Charles Wewman
H. J. McGill
Board of Works approves street upgrades and garbage payrolls
The Board of Works adopted gravel and cement paving projects on multiple streets including New York st and Pennsylvania st with an asphalt bid of 15022.86. Petitions seek cement walks on Wabash t and other alleys. Sanitary and dislocating companies received 7498.75 and 2725 for garbage disposal. Weekly street department payrolls totaled 1299.55 174.05 21.20. Burdock Blood Bitters promo concludes.
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Board of Works
First Alley
Orange
Point
Missouri St
Pratt
Tenth
New York St
Oriental
Arsenal
Woodside-ave
Second Alley
Southeastern-ave
New York-st
Highland
Turse Alley
Tlino
Sellars’ Farm
Diamonds Display Rescheduled For Saturday Afternoon
The diamond display, postponed from Wednesday, will be held Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o clock in Marcy's window at 38 West Washington Street. Dr Cooper is organizing the event.
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Cooper
Marcy
Washington St
Union Pacific Offers Reduced Fare to NEA Meeting
The Union Pacific promotes a greatly reduced round trip rate of one fare plus 32 for the National Educational Association meeting in Los Angeles from July 11 to 14, 1893. It praises its travel service via Omaha or Kansas City with palace sleeping cars dining cars and free reclining chair cars and directs inquiries to AG Sherman in Cincinnati or JH June in Indianapolis.
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National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Union Pacific
Washington
Points East
Omaha
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
A. G. Sherman
Pass
Conductor Sues Man Over Alleged False Accusations
John E. Cain former street railway conductor sues Thomas McCarty for 3000 damages claiming McCarty falsely accused him of dishonesty and not ringing all fares, causing Cain to lose his job and position with the company.
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John E. Cain
Thomas McCarty
Cain
Kissing Bug Suspected in Brown Lip Swelling
Oliver Brown of 122 E Thirteenth St visited the City dispensary with a swollen upper lip on Friday. He reports sleeping well Thursday night and waking with the lip swollen. Dispensary staff think it may be the kissing bug, but the insect has not been captured.
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Oliver Brown
Thirteenth St
Skeleton Unearthed in Garfield Park Dig
Workmen digging in the Garfield Park gravel pit on Friday found a skeleton about eight feet underground. There is no clear indication of identity or origin, but the remains appear very old and may be of historical significance.
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Garfield Park
Man Arrested After Alleged Beating and Eviction of Children
Ben Howard of 1228 West Market Street was arrested Friday amid allegations by neighbors that he beat his wife the previous night. They claim he returned home drunk Friday and expelled the couple’s four children while the wife was at the police station filing a complaint.
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Ber
Ben Howard
W. Market Sr
Engineers Stir Up Bull Snakes at Indiana Pond
A party of civil engineers sounding a pond near Jeffersonville Indiana disturbed a den of bull snakes. A man nearly drowned while escaping and others hesitated to help. Reported snakes reached about 12 feet in length and six to seven inches in diameter with several visible.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Woman fined for stabbing husband in arm
Alice Davis, colored, was fined in court Friday for stabbing her husband in the arm. She said she met him at a spot where he was to meet another woman.
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Alice Davis
Anti-trust Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
R. R. Shiel & Co. reports heavy receipts on good weights and light on light weights with a mixed cash mix. The market shows a shade firmer on heavy cattle and steady on light cattle with prices quoted for choice prime, medium and heavy cattle and overall slow cattle trade.
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R. R. Shiel & Co
Indianapolis
For Rent and Wanted Classifieds Listing
Multiple classified notices outline rooms for rent at 203 Virginia Ave and 526 N Senate Ave, a room for a working girl on N Capitol Ave, and furnished or unfurnished four room options with pricing. Also includes solicitors wanted at 430 N Illinois St and a seamstress seeking a home. Arsenal Building and Loan Association orders annual stockholders meeting for Monday evening the 17th at 944 E Washington.
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Virginia-ave
Senate
Plano
Washington St
Arsenal Building and Loan Association
E. H. Shedd
Ex-Sheriff Gaddis Served to Reimburse 1200 Demand
Lafayette Indiana July 7 commissioners notified former Sheriff Gaddis to cover the 1200 charged to his account by examiners who reviewed his books.
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Lafayette
Ind
Gaddis
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