Suit Won by Hotels in Indiana Appeals
Paoli Indiana July 16 Judge Buskirk ruled the injunction suit against French Lick and West Baden hotels failed to state facts constituting a cause of action and sustained the demurrer on the third ground. The state plans appeal to the supreme court while notes that the correct relator is Indiana Attorney General Charles W Miller.
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Scrippa-McRer
Associatio Paoli
Ind
Buskirk
Lick
Weat Baden Hotel
Wilard He Réyles
Forty-Second Judicial District
Indiana
Charles W. Miller
Sustita
Miller
Supreme Court
JS Sanguine
Ac- Han
Bis
Hunt for Trust Probe Began In Ice Trade Case
The grand jury will investigate ice dealers in Indianapolis for fraud and trade practices. Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Groninger and Prosecutor Henedet prepared for Wednesday session to pursue cases involving corrupted foods and the ice fee combine.
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Ice Combine
Indianapolis
Crusaders For
Taylor Groninger
Henedet
Harry Matzice
Groninger
Ibherty
Che Hunt
Sun Vapor Street Light Company to Furnish Yearly Gas Lights
After delays the Board of Public Works awarded to Sun Vapor Street Light Company the contract to furnish naphtha and gas street lights for the coming year. Bids were not initially given to the lowest bidder, with Elliott, Mack, and Trusier voting for the award. Trusier emphasized his vote, while others defended the value of gas and naphtha lighting on shaded streets over electric options. The Sun Vapor Company will provide each gas light for $4 and naphtha lights for $5 annually. contract awaits city council approval.
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Board of Public Works
Sun Ypper Street Light Company
Joseph
J. Eliott
Frederick J. Mack
Preston C. Trusier
Messrs
Elliott
Mack
Riccesaful Company
Truster
Indianapolia
Haugheille
Tagianopolis
Newark
N. J
Inanapolla
Goa
Sun Vapor
Indianapatta
Eiitchmen's Union joins American Federation of Labor
President Gompera announced that the Eiitchmen's Union of North America with headquarters at Buffalo has affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The union numbers about 12,000 members.
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Sorippae
Reopen After First Raid and Later Arrests
James Jones and others were arrested for violating liquor laws after a raid at Jones Mince Lieutenant Bandman and Sergeant Charles Barmfuhrer seized slot machines. The establishment reopened within an hour, bartender Ralph Wiley jailed. Several men observed drinking as warnings were issued. cases set for Wednesday. Also notes on railroad schedule changes and local ads for furnishings and fishing gear.
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James Jones
Samuel Miller
Brignt
George York
W. Washington-et
Nicholson
Bandman
Charles Barmfuhrer
James Green
Ralph Wiley
Acres
AL Miller
Work
Tour of World by Boston Couple in Big Automobile
Mr and Mrs Charles J Gudden of Boston completed a world tour in their touring car after starting in 1901. The circumnavigation covered 33 600 miles through 35 countries, using 44.70 miles by 16 steamships and rails in Canada and the US. They faced peril in Kayber pass India with military escort, plan to resume in 1895 07 in Algeria Turin Tripoli and Egypt, aiming to finish in 1911 as the longest highway drive.
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Mass
Charles J. Gudden
Orient
Arctic Circle
Sweden
New Zealand
Minneapolis
Vancouver
Traia
Kayber Pass
India
Afghanistan
Trentie
Glidden
Algeria
Turin
Tripoli
Egypt
Dreyfus in charge funeral of Dolby in Paris
Alfred Dreyfus appointed to restore and promoted to major amid Paris ministry council action. Funeral held for Patrolman Edward Dolby who died from an electric shock at a Gamewell call box. Knights of Pythias and police officers in full uniform accompanied body to Crown Hill cemetery. Electrician notes heavily charged wires blamed on Police Department lines. Gamewell system unlikely to cause fatal shock.
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Edward Dolby
Knights of Pychisa
Oateer Dolby I
Jed
O. C. Truster
Guillee Department
No. 7
Noted whip Aurel Batonys wed mystery bride in Europe
Newport reports a secret wedding between Aurel Batonys, famed whip and stork farm manager, and Mrs. Fanne Burke Roche. The ceremony supposedly occurred last Aug 9, and the couple have vanished from public view amid rumors of separation and financial disputes.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Newport
Fanne Burte-Roche
Aurel Batonys
Trains for Bloomington Timetable Update
The Indianapolis Southern Railroad trims its Bloomington Indianapolis schedule effective Monday July 16. Train 41 runs daily except Sunday from Indianapolis to Bloomington at 3 a.m. arriving 5:15 a.m. Train 3 Bloomington accommodation departs Indianapolis at 4:40 p.m. arriving Bloomington 7:00 p.m. From Bloomington trains reach Indianapolis Union Station: Train 7 Indianapolis accommodation at 10:00 a.m. Train 42 mixed daily except Sunday at 5:20 p.m. Tickets available at Union station. G H Mateh is general passenger agent.
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Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Ind
Union Station
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Indianagalis
Indianapolis Union Station
G. H Mateh
Denison Bamher
Thy
Carr Decides to Join Rutland Team in Vermont Move
Johnny Carr, the infielder at odds with Indianapolis, will leave Tuesday to join Rutland after receiving transportation from manager McManus. A wire from owner Watkins ordered him to report to Springfield in the Central league, but Carr plans to join Rutland while awaiting a deal. The Rutland squad includes Loote, Pat Carnay, and Mofford has declined outlaw offers, staying with Indianapolis.
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Johnny Carr
Indianapolis
McManus
Rutland
Vermont Outlaws
Carr
Standay
Watkins
Springfield
Ely Carr
Outlaws
Loote
Hoonter
Pat Carnay
Bt. Paul
Mofford
Atick
Taft Attends Roosevelt At Sagamore Hill Visit
At Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Roosevelt hosts a busy at home day with distinguished guests including Secretary Taft Assistant Secretary Bacon Gen Bingham and others. Taft traveled from Long Island City and discussed brigade army vests before planning a trip to Murray Bay Canada.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Taft
Bacon
Gen
Bingham
New York
F. O. Whittidge
King of Pain
Inkay
Peter Dunne
Mr. Daley
Long Island City
Hia
Murray'Bay
Canada
Knife Wounds May Be Fatal At Construction Camp
Detectives probe a stabbing injuring Hungarian worker Andrew Christmas at Clermont eight miles west of Indianapolis. Victim seriously wounded with left lung penetration. police puzzled over attacker. Captain Hyland files arrest at Eaton, Ind, suspect Luther McCarty tied to the fight and missing corroboration.
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Christmay
Clermont
Indianapolis
Marlin Hyland
Mansfield Conatruc, Mon
Clerimont
Hyland
Eaton
Ind
Luther McCarty
SISTER KILLED IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT IN MICHIGAN CITY
Special to The Sun reports Sister Valeria head sister at St Anthony's hospital dies after an elevator accident that crushed her face and head. Also from Chicago Edward F Kloss and wife, nearly 60, found dead in their millinery store home. both shot, wife in bed, bullet in temple, husband near door, revolver present. police suspect murder-suicide. Additionally Wade Hull promoted to assistant to O C Trusies. Hull replaced by Franc Schlangen in police bicycle squad.
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Michigan City
Ind
Valeria
St Anthony's Hospital
This City
Werippee de Rae
Wade Hull
C. Trusies
Hull
Franc Schlangen
Man Kills Neighbor in Self Defense Claim After Quarrel
In Missouri in July a man named Charles Hilnze shot and killed neighbor Frank Eckert following a family dispute over a door. Hilnze claims Eckert attacked him, and he acted in self defense. The incident occurred yesterday amid ongoing tensions between the families.
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Charles Hilnze
Frank Eckert
Hinge
Eckert
Riverside park riot shocks town with gang assault
A gang of white youths attacked several black men at Riverside Park on Sunday. Elijah Dunn suffered a dislocated jaw from a gas-like blow. another man was struck with a rock. warnings were given to others to avoid the streetcar. Police arrested ten suspects on inciting a riot and the case will be heard in police court Wednesday.
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Riverside Park
Elijah Dunn
Longshort
W. Washington At
Arthur Reed
N. Linerty-at
Josep Norton
College-ave
Andre Louder
W. Thirtieth-at
Ed Wilson
E. Washington-at
Lloyd Parris
Finchville
Ernest Stroud
Son Will Marry Too Special to the Yun
New York July 16 Following the romantic marriage of Mrs. Leslie Carter and Louis Payne Leslie Dudley Carter the 20 years old son of the Rotter announced at a dinner given in honor of his mother in eight four? norns Monte aie mother sloneat igri.
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New York
Leslie Carter
Louis Payne
Leslie Dudley Carter
Monte
Miss Roosevelt's Narrow Escape From Auto Collision
The incident occurred near Oyster Bay as Miss Roosevelt rode a horse along a bridle path. Her horse bolted when an approaching automobile failed to stop, the rein snagged on the vehicle, yet the horse reined in and the rider escaped serious injury. The car sped away without stopping.
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Oyster Bay
Seclath
Minn Elliot
Roosevelt
Dynamite Plant Blown To Pieces At Ashland
Five men killed and twenty injured when the Atlantic dynamite plant seven miles from Ashland Wisconsin exploded. Report heard as a thunderous blast. Victims include J J Pierce general superintendent and four laborers. Neutralizing plant destroyed, twenty five buildings damaged, phone lines cut. Cause believed accidental from careless handling of matches. Estimated damage about $100000.
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Ashland
Wis
Atlantic
J. J. Pierce
William Walace
George Woodfall
Ralph Pringle
Zd Nolan
Looted the Safes in Firmenich Building Raid
CHICAGO July 1 Burglars raided the Firmenich skyscraper at 1173 Washington, wrecked four safes, and fled with hundreds of dollars in plunder and over a million in stolen certified checks. They worked hours after midnight, using pass keys and sledge hammers, robbing offices on multiple floors and leaving a missing $1,007 check behind.
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Scrippe-Verse Presa Association
Chicago
Firmenich
Washington At
Earry
Elks Arrive in Denver for Annual Convention
The Scripps-McKee Press Association reports more than 18 000 Elks have flooded Denver for the annual convention with rail lines expecting growth by night. Major delegations arrive from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston as Philadelphia leads next year’s bid while Seattle withdraws, Baltimore remains Philadelphia’s rival.
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Scrippe-Meftae Press Association
Denver
Gal
Philadelphia
Pitsburg
Boston
Seattle
Baltimore
Butte Mont
WW. H. Haviland
Henry A. Melvin
Oakland
Cal
Lease of Deer Forest in Invernesshire Reported
Pittsburg millionaire Henry Phipps has leased Glen Quelch in Invernesshire one of the deer forests in Great Britain. The estate covers 600 acres and maintenance costs are estimated at 500000 dollars yearly.
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Scrippe-MeRine Press
Condon
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
Glen Quelch
Invernesshire
Great Britain
Experts Testify For The Dealer In Matzke Trial
In Indianapolis a defense quarter witnesses claim sodium sulphite is a gentle laxative and not a poison as Drs Ryan Crone Stuse and Outland testify. They also admit pay of 25 dollars daily while conceding use of Three X Preservaline in meats. The trial proceeds with defense seeking more witnesses and court planning possible night sessions.
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W. B. Ryan
Samuel BE. Crone
John W. Stuse
Edgar M. Outland
Harry Matzke
Outland
Wife Neares
Dr. Ryan
Ansli Moffatt
Indianapolis
M. Harty
State Board of Health
H. F. Barneyard
Benedict
Marty Matzke
Charles Wiltsie
Harry Mutzke
Matzke
Charles A. Cain
Comptany
Mattheademilta
Om Band
Fines and sentences after raid on Megal houses
Captain Asch and Sergeant Streit led Sunday night raid on Megal houses. M men and 16 women were taken to the police station. In police court on Monday, a keeper paid 110 and costs and drew 3 days in the workhouse. Two inmates paid 5 and 10 days in the workhouse, others pled guilty and paid 3 and costs. Keepers were fined 310 and costs.
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Asch
Streit
Mons Day
Burton Requests Supreme Court Rehearing
Washington July 1 The formal petition for a rehearing of the case of former Senator Burton of Kansas was received at the clerk of the United States Supreme Court this morning Leave to file was granted by the court before adjournment and the filing deadline would have expired this week.
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Petippassereme Creme
Washington
Burton
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Kaiser Bans Coddling of Baby Heir Open Air Expectation
Manchester dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm has taken charge of his grandson's future and issued rules banning coddling. The infant should be kept in the open air as much as possible, aligning with the crown's wishes for exposure and health. The infant's mother reportedly prefers a different approach.
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Bexippe-McRae Prees Amvorindlety
Manchester
Eng
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