Meat Men on Trial in Indiana Food Sulfite Case
Harry Matze, a meat dealer, stands trial charged with selling sausage containing sodium sulfite as a preservative. Special Judge Charles Wiltsie presides as state experts testify Sodium sulfite alleged harmful. defense calls Chicago chemists and local officials to dispute toxicity. Prosecution argues the preservative poisons the stomach and endangers health.
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Dvey
Harry Matrice
Ton
Evipace
Charles Wiltsie
State Board of Health
Matzke
Harry Bishop
Piste
Charles P. Benedict
Morrison
Frank Morrison
Indianapolis’ Board of Pulse Health
Chicago
J. A. Wesenar
Columbus Laboratories
Charles
Cain
Chicago Packers
Deportation Order for Chinaman Leong Bidow
Judge A Ls Anderson formally ordered the deportation of Leong Bidow a Chinaman arrested by Richmond Indiana a year ago for forging papers He was taken by immigration officials to Washington for removal Leong Si Jow had worked at E Lung laundry on N Delaware St He requested to visit the laundry before leaving but was escorted away and detained by Deputy U S Marshal Lon Boyd The report notes his defiance amid the banishment from the land of freedom and easy money
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A. Ls. Anderson
Leong Bidow
Richmond
Ind
Department of Immigration
Washington, D.C
Leong Si Jow
E. Lung
N. Delaware St
Jow
United States
Lon Boyd
Railroads Face Tax Board Pleas Over Assessments
State Tax Board heard eloquent pleas from railroad representatives led by H D Howe for East Chicago Belt relief and argued the Indiana lines should reflect lower valuations. Attorneys from Lake Shore Minnesota Southern and GR and Fort Wayne groups pushed for reductions, while officials warned some lines could be rebuilt and profit margins were slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Tax Commissioners
L & Fr
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Godfrey Jaeger
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Michlesn Southern
Hearg
J. H. Campbell
R Matheany
H Larnes
Cincinnati, Bienmaha
Fort Warne
Bienmile
W. £. Kear
South Bend
Hope for Lexington Ave Pavement Decision Reaches Aclon
The Board of Public Works on Wednesday changed the Lexington Ave improvement plan from bituminous macadam to bitubcle pavement from Shelby St to State Ave ending a year long dispute. The controversy over pavement type had grown heated at times.
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Lexington-ave
Shelby-st
State-ave
Aclon
Board of Public Works
Polar Ter driver arraigned for selling ice by weight
Ben Gordon was arrested by Inspector Inadore Wolfson on a charge of selling ice without weighing. At Miles restaurant 6ld E Washington St Gordon claimed 7.5 pounds after Inspector entered and questioned the weighing, with Mrs Miles noting she had ordered 10 pounds.
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Ben Gordon
Polar Ter Company
Inadore Wolfson
Wulfson
Gordon
Miles
Washington St
Affronted the Law Appears in Fair Grounds Plea
A garbled report mentions an individual named James and a court proceeding at a fair grounds setting plea or indictment. The fragment implies an affront to legal authority and a formal appointment or accusation, but details are incomplete.
Evelyn Nesbit Dies at Thirty in Pittsburg Tale
Special to The Sum. Pittsburg July 1. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw, long noted for beauty and scandal, reportedly said she did not want to live after twenty. The young artist and musician was devoted to her husband, but was cool toward men, weighed eighty pounds, and preferred hats, stockings, and gloves to society or theater. She studied piano with Severin O. Frank and practiced daily, often expressing discomfort with social functions.
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Pittsburg
Ivelykk
Nesbit Thaw
Luigi van Kunlls
Thaw
New York
Madison-square
Sirsvar Kunits
Evelyn
von Kunis
Harry
von Kunits
Ime
White
Severin O. Frank
Chile
Elizabeth
New York Musical Cast Member Discharged Over Insobriety Claim
J B Jordan, owner of The Wild Rose, claims Miss Nesbit was dismissed from the Knickerbocker production for insubordination and alleged improper pulls through George Lederer and Stanford White. Jordan says Nesbit faced advances from White and others, with White notably supporting her and her family.
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New York
Mel
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Neubit
Witla Rose
Knickerbocker Theater
George Lederer
Stanford White
J. B. Jordan
Globe
Mr. Jordan
Misa Nesbit
Wild Hoge
Philadelphia
Paris Prisoner Refuses Decade Old Public Execution
Special to The Sun from Paris reports Pierre Adams rejects commutation efforts for a death sentence describing his wish to be executed. Officials note public guillotine sites were removed years ago and private executions are debated as authorities weigh legal changes amid Adams stance.
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Paris
Acen Ain
Riva
Pierre Adams
Tiag
le Inn
Place de la Ronnette
Officers of Justice
Adams
Adama
Jed
United States Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for Wednesday night and Thursday covers the continental United States. Fair conditions expected overall with light winds and dry weather in most regions. Some localized clouds may form over coastal areas but no significant precipitation is anticipated.
Zimmer Makes Low Score In State Golf Qualifying
In Wednesday afternoon play eight pairs from Tuesday’s qualifying round remained. Be. Rimmer of Highland Club posted the low 18 hole score at 58 with L. Sartley next at stroke totals. Will Diddel, also from Highland, carved the front nine in 41. Highland golfers show strong form as they lead the field on their home links.
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BE. Rimmer
Highland Club
Fo L. Sattley
Sartley
Will Diddel
Warn Workmen Against Frisco Destruction Fallout
Labor journals warn men to avoid San Francisco as April disaster fallout continues. Idle numbers surge, building material is scarce, only temporary structures rise, costs of living climb, and travel costs hinder departure. Officials insist reports of ample work are false and the debris will take months to clear.
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San Francisco
the Carpenter
Fnst
Idea
Dle
Good Year For Carpenters Session Before Convention
The international executive board of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners meets Monday July 16 in advance of the September 17 convention at Magara Falls. President William D. Huber says Niagara events will showcase a larger, stronger organization with 480 new wage agreements settled peacefully, improving wages and working conditions for members.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Magara Falls
William D. Huber
Carpenters
Niagkare
National Organization
Carried an unseen rider in Indiana case
Albert Tague of Grace ot, Indiana, faced charges after an exchange over a mare. Professor A C Shortridge filed a warrant in Irvington alleging Tague sold a mare he already mortgaged to F C Vanderen. Vanderen later reclaimed the animal. Shortridge sought recovery before Justice Pettijohn. The incident dates from January.
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Albert Tague
Graceot
Constdle Curtin
Greenfield
Ind
Justice of the Peace
Charies Pettijohn
Januar
Died While Drinking Water Three-Year-Old Joseph Hoagland
Joseph Hoagland aged three at 96 W Mary Randis died while raising a cup of water to his lips and expired. Deputy coroner J F Robertson to hold autopsy to determine exact cause of death. Hoagland leaves two daughters and his wife died two years ago.
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Joseph Hoagland
Mary
Randis
Mr. Houghkind
Crook Under Arrest in New York Hotel Theft
Charles Ward, known to police as a frequent hotel thief, was arrested at the Fifth Ave hotel after attempting to obtain a room key fraudulently. Ward has a long criminal history with prior prison terms across the country.
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New York
Charles Ward
Tustmeh
Ward
Residents protest Maryland Street resurfacing plan
A large number of passersby appeared before the Board of Public Works on Wednesday to oppose resurfacing Maryland Street from Milon to Alabama Streets with brick. After hearing the remonstrances the board rescinded the action and decided to rebate the project with less time and expense than a full brick resurfacing would have required.
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Oasses
Board of Public Works
Maryland St
Milon
Alabama-sts
All Nation
Squirrel Shooting Plea Before Justice in Irvington
West Indianapolis resident Thomas Harris faced Justice Harry Sheets in Irvington after pleading guilty to shooting a tame squirrel. He received a fine and cost totaling a small sum. Nearby, reports from Lisbon note discovery of rich gold fields near Tele on the Zambi river, highlighted by prospectors. Gust Adsberg, tailor, Pembroke Arcade, announces a summer suit collection now ready.
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Thomas Harris
West Indianapolis
Harry Sheets
Irvington
Gust Adsberg
Pembroke Arcade
Seaman Crank Arrested Near Sagamore Hill Seeks President
In Oyster Bay a man claiming secret service ties was arrested at a Coleman's stable while awaiting a rig to Sagamore Hill. Identifying as Edward More from New York, he faced Constable McQuade and awaits arraignment before Squire Franklin. If deemed unbalanced, he may be sent to Mineola for treatment and security. The case echoes past sheriff hints about crank visitors to the president's town.
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Scrippa-McTaeorean
Oyster Bay
Fost
Secret Service
Coleman
Fivery Stable
Sagamore Hill
Edward More
Morey
McQuade
Squire Franklin
More
Mineola
Defeated saloon license bid for residence area
Baldassare Paxghia, an Italian who wished to open a saloon at 1202 Southeastern Ave, sought a license in a building formerly used as a church until recently. County commissioners refused the proposal, deeming the bar would be in a residence neighborhood.
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Baldassare Paxghia
Southeastern Ave
Herne
Werner
Chicago & Alton Railroad Fined in Rebates Case
The Chicago and Alton Railroad and two former officials, Tom Fatthorn and Fred Wann, were fined a total of 40 000 plus 20 000 for three six offenses by Judge Landis. They were found guilty of disguising rebates tied to payments to Schwarzschild and Sulaperger. Appeals filed.
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Scrippa-McRae Preen Association
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Tom N. Fatthorn
Fred Wann
Kenesaw Lumills
Faithorn
Wann
Schwarzschild & Sulaperger
Kansas City
Fines upon speeders in local court sess ion decision
Three motorists pleaded guilty Wednesday to unlawful speeding and were fined one dollar plus costs each. Thomas Potter of Crows Nest, R. E. Parker of Detroit, Mich, and R B. F. Mudd, who rents vehicles, faced the judge. Mudd lacked funds and was held briefly until the vehicle owner appeared. Other defendants were continued.
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Thomas Potter
Crows Nest
R. E. Parker
Detroit
Mich
RB. F. Mudd
Mudd
Whallon
Mr. Mudd Ilves
N. Illnois
Fred Wasson
N. Delaware St
Detramble
Fenneylvania
Cornwell
Milnar Heywoad
Died Beneath a Landslide in City Cellar Collapse
Frank Straub a nesta was smothered to death Wednesday when a cellar wall caved in on him at Twenty seventh and Bellertown. His body was taken to the city morgue in a dispensary ambulance. Straub was 22 years old and resided on Ellsworth street between Twenty first and Twenty second streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Straub
Straub
Twenty-seventh
Beller Tuntaine
Ellsworth St
Charged Fees For Hauling By Express Companies
The Indiana Railroad Commission met with express company reps and drivers to address Indianapolis residents complaints about delivery charges. The discussion covered raga from old carpets and cleaning and repairing bags, with Ashilan Brox noted in the proceedings.
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Indiana Failroad Commission
Indianapolis
Ashilan Brox
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Warren Township
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Pennsylvania
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Perry Ship
IN Black
Farmer
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Ice Man
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Thesssistant
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George W. Lederer
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Wild Rose
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Zimmer
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Robert Henry
Zack Montgomery
George Need
Allen Prughayd
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Montgalery
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Chicago & Alton Railroad
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Chicago & Alton Company
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