Enforce Aw at Terre Haute Quiets Gambling and Liquor
Special to the Sus. Terre Haute action names Detective Nicholas Felter chief of policy and orders rigid enforcement of liquor laws while banning all forms of gambling and ordering paraphernalia destroyed. A restraining order against City Comptroller Buckingham is dissolved by Judge W. K. Robinson, who acts as special judge, with Mayor Bidaman contesting impeachment and potential disruption of city government.
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Ecial
Sus
TERRE
Eavor Buckingha
Board of Public Gafety
Nicholas Feltér
Nickerson
W. K. Robinson
State Appellate Court
Circuit Court
Bidaman
Buckingham
San
lHegal
Marion County awards 25 contracts for township improvements
The Marion County commission Saturday awarded 25 contracts for improvements in Wayne Washington and Warren townships. The Brookville pike bridge project tops the list, with National Concrete Company listed for the main bridge work. Other awards include eight contracts totaling 4565 for conduits and drains, graveling, and road work across the three townships.
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Marion County
Wayne
Washington
Warren
Brookville Pike
National Concrete Company
Uleon
Uts
Incorporations Report From State Office Shows New Companies
The secretary of state lists several articles of incorporation filed Saturday. New entities include The Capital Fornmiture Company of Indianapolis with 1400000 capital stock. Fort Wayne Transfer Line with 1 million stock. The Pettijunn Company of Terre Haute issuing 5000 more stock and purchasing Terre Watite Pressed Brick. Also noted are changes of name for Sullivan Shoe company to Maxwell Coates Struc and The Central States Theater company in Varailen No with stock details and a Michigan City agent. Directors named for Capital Fornmiture include Baniuel, Drqugeten, Alongo T. Records una, and Yea 1. Bink.
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Baniuel & Drqugeten
Alongo T. Records
Una. Yea
Bink
Fort Wayne
Christian Borgmann
August C. Borgmann
Charles
Hetty J. Bowertnd
mon-Taylor Shoe Company
Sullivan
Maxwell-Coates Struc Company
Central States Theater Company
Ct Varailen
Michigan City
John Moore Ag
Indiana
Ice Trust Probes Hit Ice Supply and Prices
Federal inquiry widens into artificial ice makers and dealers, tracing price fixes and supply manipulation from Washington to coastal cities. Grand jury probes alleged conspiracies as officials seek faster evidence gathering to curb famine driven price rises. Foremen resignations and a damaged supply chain spur calls for swift justice.
Thaw Case Developments At The Tombs Prison Visit
Dr Allan McLane Hamilton continues examination of the young millionaire Aaron Thaw at the Tombs. Mrs Thaw reaches the prison around 710 PM and waits for Hamilton. Lawyer R E Peek reviews Thaw’s morning mail and fetches several letters. Thaw’s nephew William Thaw arrives from Pittsburgh, exchange at the Tombs described as affectionate.
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Eldés
Allan McLane Hamilton
Thaw
Tomby
Peck
Bryan Guest of Reid London Ply 2-W Jam
Bryan Guest of Reid London delivers a puzzled two wall jam with Beran and Mires joining the juggle in a brisk play sequence.
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Bryan
Reid
London
Beran
Millions saved by thrifty savings banks and trust companies
A statistician, Joseph E. Stubbs, published figures showing extensive activity by savings banks and trust companies in Indiana. The report lists 128,256 depositors with no savings in these institutions and deposits totaling 4 8 3 7 m, with 14 institutions employing 41 people and state taxes of 215,420.19. It details capital stock, deposits, US bonds, loans, real estate, and cash on hand among the totals.
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Bureau of Statistics
Joseph E. Stubbs
Savings Banke and Trust Companies of Indias
United States
Federal inspectors blamed for unsafe meat amid Chicago report
A Chicago dispatch summarizes a joint committee report by Timeis and Chicago commercial associations on packing house practices. It asserts federal authority must ensure only wholesome meat enters interstate and foreign markets and finds provisions of the recent meat inspection bill stringent, placing responsibility with government inspectors.
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Tae San
Chicago
Timeis Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago Commercial Association
Committee of Expert
Congress
Floyd County Ticket Election Slate in New Albany Indiana
Republican county ticket for New Albany Indiana area lists Samuel Trusty for prosecuting attorney J F Gebhart for representative Charles B Greenwood for treasurer Henry J H Kech for clerk William Newnouss for sheriff and county commissioners Thomas B Lavey and Jefferson Engleman managers promise a clean sweep at the election.
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Epee
New Albany
Ind
Tuly Towa
Samuel Trusty
J. F Gebhart
Charles B. Greenwood
Henry J. H. Kech
Wiliam Newnouss
Thomas B. Lavey
Jefferson Engleman
Tribute to Chamberlain in Birmingham mark seventy birthday
A remarkable tribute to Joseph Chamberlain, former secretary of state for the colonies, was paid in Birmingham today on the occasion of his birth anniversary. The town was beautifully decorated and celebrations will continue Monday.
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Birmingham
Eng
Joseph Chamberlain
Stats
Colon
Britten
Aeronaut's Close Call Off Providence Flight
James KL Allen, aeronaut, made a July 4 balloon ascent at Providence and was brought to port last night aboard the fishing schooner Francie V. Sylvia after being wounded at sea about 13 miles from Chat ham eighteen hours from Providence. The balloon arrived in good condition with Allen nicked but alive.
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T—James KL Allen
Providence
Thia Port
Francie V. Sylvia
Chatham
Man In Illinois Bath In Tank Sparks Town Action
A citizen at Lenark Illinois slipped into the town big reservoir and bathed in water used for cows. The tank was emptied scrubbed and refilled after the swim. The water company faced costs for the cleaning and refill.
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Geripps-McRae Preos Association
Lenark
Courtmartial for Armstong Dissolved by General Funston
Washington July 7 A court martial for leniency shown a prisoner at Alcatraz has been dissolved by Brigadier General Funston commanding the department of California. Arthur Armstrong private Twenty sixth battery was accused of breaking out of prison and aiding other prisoners to escape. He pled guilty but no criminality was found in the escape and the court sentenced him to three months confinement. Funston notes Armstrong had 36 years in prison for offenses against women and was one of the most desperate prisoners on Alcatraz. He criticizes the officers who supported the court and dissolves the panel. The dismissed court members included Abner Puckering George Romford Lawrence Curtis Harry Graham John Baker Edward McCommon and Edward Terry.
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Geripoe
Washington
Bripardier
Fusten
Department of California
Gen. Functions
War Department
Arthur Armstrong
Twenty-sixth “Battery
Eid
Atcairazteland
California
Funston
Armstrong
Alcatraz Island
Nat Abner Puckering
George N. Romford
Lawrence A. Curtis
Harry Graham
John Hi. Beker
Edward 5, Mc Common
Edward W.terry
Red Ribbon Provokes Bull Attack in Indenture Creek Event
Special to Thy Son reports Misa Gallic Gosa wearing a red ribbon when a bull charged as she crossed Meld street in Borden Indiana. The animal gored her and tossed clothing. family members then clubbed the bull until it fled.
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Borden
Ind
Clark Named Grand Chief Of Railway Conductors
Oyster Bay July 1 The president appointed B E Clark as grand chief of the Order of Railway Conductors and placed him on the Interstate Commerce Commission. Clark previously served on the Anthracite Coal Commission which settled the coal strike years ago.
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Serteon-Mefise Press Association
Oyster Bay
N.Y
B. E.clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Anthracite Coal Commission
Indictment of Oil Trust Nears Federal Case
In Cleveland Ohio July 7 Oliver B Pagin Special United States assistant attorney general directs the opening of the government prosecution of the Standard Oil Company He consults with United States District Attorney Bullivan and will travel to other cities where the oil trust strike is planned under the Elkins and Sherman laws The government expects indictments to be possible against Standard Oil.
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Moody
Colomapie
K Wil
Department of Justice
Ice Trust
Scrippe-McHae Prem Abdsoiiation
Cleveland
Standard OM Company
Oliver B. Pa
United States
Aletant
Bullivan
Pagin
Oil Trust
Girl Thrown by Horse In Lafayette Street Area
Mite Margaret Drinkut two of six B New Jersey address was thrown from a horse while riding near Lafayette and Shemeld in Haughville Friday night. She was unconscious at City hospital with possible concussion. Mother Mrs Drinkut notified police. hospital staff to treat and monitor recovery. surgery may be needed to restore consciousness.
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Margaret Drinkut
New Jerzey-at
City Hospital
Haughville
Lafaiyette
Shemelduves
Giri
Gerippettene Preas Association Reorganizing In Washington
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a Washington event on July 7 and a Major General H C Carloni. No clear actions or outcomes are readable.
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Gerippettene Preas Association
Washington
H. C Carloni
Taggart Defended by Attorney Kern in Public Row
Paoli Indiana July 1 John W Kern attorney for James Taggart issued a statement replying to attacks on Taggart. He charged Hearst and other papers with bias against Taggart and claimed state convention backing Bryan ignored Taggart. Kern cited court records to support his view that critics are unfair and false. He affirmed Taggart will remain national committee chairman.
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Paoli
Ind
John W. Kern
Lam Taggart
Taggart
Hearst
State Hat
Taxhart
Baals
Gov Hanly vows action against gambling resorts
Special to The Sou Winona Lars July 7 Gov Hanly said Attorney General Milter deserved praise for action against gamblers at West Baden and French Lick Springs. He recalled vowing last September at Harmsstar to close gambling if lawful, as evidence was gathered over the following weeks.
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Grim Ming
Winona Lars
Tad
Hanly
Milter
Gambiers
West Baden
Prenchy Lick Springs
Manly
Harmsstar
Indianapolis Post Office Near Million Dollar Milestone
The Indianapolis post office shows steady growth with 1906 07 receipts at 899 561.98 and monthly gains near 7 000. Money order department transactions rose by 1 345 from last year, totaling 31 962, with 61 005 orders issued and no remittances from other offices. Local official Bapt. C. W. Byfield indicates the year may end near one million dollars, reflecting Indianapolis' expanding city status.
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Indianapolis
C. W. Byfield
Money Orer Department
PL Billett
Unites States
Jecalong
City Record Births and Deaths with Marriages and Permits
City record lists births with names and addresses followed by deaths detailing ages causes and residences. It also notes marriages among local residents and multiple building permits across Indianapolis with addresses and values.
Milwaukee woman pleads guilty to pocket picking
Bertha Morgan of Columbus yesterday pleaded guilty to pocket picking and was bound over. She confessed to stealing about 150 purses from handbags of women in department stores. Her husband, married in Indianapolis in 190, was held for vagrancy.
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Milwaukee
Bertha Morgan
Columbus
Indianapolis
Temagain Guides Offer Temagami Region Canoe Experience
The Temagain lakes area offers expert Indigenous guides who can paddle and hunt with notable skill. Students summering there gain years of practical work in fishing and hunting, with easy access via the Grand Trunk Railway.
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North Country
Nimrod
Temagami
Tentagain
Etudente
Temagain
Grand Trunk Railway
Syater
Cholera Situation Improves in Manila Province
Washington reports a marked improvement in cholera in Manila with 18 cases in the 24 hours ending July 7 and a daily average drop of about one half. Most deaths were attributed to previous major outbreaks. no further provincial increases expected.
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Scrippe-McRae Prees Associa
Washington
Ide
Philippines
Bureau of Insular Affaires
War Department
Mani
Wy Hy Hart
Ligale
Peppard
Caldwell Canon
Ida
Sailors desert Russian cruiser at Vigo harbor
About two dozen crew members of the Russian cruiser Terek, anchored at Vigo harbor, rebelled today. Some dressed in civilian clothes and left the ship while others remained aboard under officers with revolvers.
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Serippe MeRise Freese Assoctation
Vigo
Spain
Slaughter Pens Filth Sparks Health Reform Push
Reports to the Board of Health reveal unsanitary slaughtering conditions at meat dealers across the state. Hamburger sausage and other meats are sampled by the state laboratory while city papers will publish findings to inform the public and push for ordinances and inspectors to enforce safer practices.
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Board of Health
Reform Messuree
Blata Board of Health
Thie Ume
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Evansville
Vernon
Marion
Yan Cal
Hurty
Roosevelt vows action to seize coal and oil lands
Special to The Sun reports President Roosevelt plans to use executive power to bar purchase and entry of coal and oil lands from the public domain. The move targets trusts and aims to stockpile fuel for government use to prevent monopolies and potential disruptions from operator and miner disputes. A Wisconsin senator’s measure to reserve lands faces opposition.
Rockefeller and Scripps Hic article in Rockefeller case
Report outlines a warrant for John D Rockefeller and Standard Oil officials. Cleveland is the target city with Judge Booker possible for hearings. Potential punishment ranges from fines to months imprisonment. Separate note mentions seven balloons in a race with Scripps Hic.
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