Texas anti trust suit targets brewers in Austin
A suit filed in a district court seeks to forfeit charters and appoint receivers for Lone Star brewing San Antonio brewing association AnheuserBusch of St Louis and Willam L Bromp company alleging violation of the Texas anti trust law since July 4 1900 with aggregate penalties of 6600000 and individual charges of 150000 each for conspiring to force a competitor out of Texas.
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Austin, Tex
Bell
Lone Star Brewing Company
San Antonio
San Antonio Brewing
Parry Ready to Challenge Appel in Board of Trade Race
D M Parry prepares to shake up the Board of Trade election by challenging John J Appel. Parry’s hostility stems from an interview Appel gave to The Sun denying endorsement of a specific right of way for Indianapolis Southern road. Parry, away from the city, could not be reached for comment.
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D. M. Parry
John J. Appel
Board of Trade
Mr. Appel
Appel
Parry
SUN
Indianapolis Southern Road
Federal Officers Mutilate Rankin's Post Office Plans
Architect Rankin of Philadelphia faces changes by Indianapolis officers as his firm sees its post office plans altered. Shideler and Young push partitions and space across the first floor basement and upper levels, while McGinnis offers no changes.
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Rankin
Shideler
Royal Entrepot Fire Ravages Antwerp Warehouse
ANTWERP June 6 the royal entre pot the largest warehouse in the city was destroyed by fire with a loss of 10 million dollars. A vast amount of American goods especially cotton tobacco and machinery burned. Strong wind threatens neighboring buildings and panic grips nearby streets.
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Antwerp
Royal Entrepot
Fennsville
Mich
Dickinson
Tunis
Arson Attempt at St John’s College and Seminary
In Brooklyn at 1 am Thursday incendiaries set kerosene fires in three building areas of St John’s College and Seminary. The 68 inmates including 18 priests and 40 seminarians were awakened and escaped as flames were stopped quickly. A former employee is suspected.
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New York
St. John’s College and Seminary
Brooklyn
Ebony Afro Court Night Reveals Strain In City
Judge Daly presided as George Leonard was fined 40 for concealed weapons and 5 for drunkenness after a domestic dispute at his Roanoke home in which his wife claimed threats and damage. The case list included a teen detained for alleged theft, a group of youths accused of train stoning, and a tearful plea from Wilbur Lanes asking to be allowed to return home with his peers.
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de Do
Flo
Orton
Leonart
Oscar Bowman
Roy
Ray Price
Harry Harris
Wilbur Lanes
Price
Daly
Lanes
Judge Daly
Five boys with curly hair tied to a claim of paternity
The fragment describes a man pointing to five lads with curly hair and declaring one as his son. The dialogue centers on a paternal claim, with emphasis on the distinctive hair. The passage uses dialect and quotes to convey the assertion.
Johnson Ends Brewery License Fee Policy
Controller Johnson says local breweries will no longer pay a $1,000 annual license and will not pursue brewery licenses further. He argues it unfair to tax local brewers while outsiders pay little. The decision reduces city revenue by about $5,000 but supports home industries and local workers.
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Ortor
Johnson
Five Jurors Sign Higgins Petition for Parole
William Lynn says two more jurors will join Higgins petition bringing total to five. He noted he forgot names at home and that letters were not yet presented to Judge Alford until all jurors are signed.
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William Lynn
Higgins
Alford
Mysterious Death Plot In Indianapolis Livery Stable
Bessie Blackwell, 22, of 999 North California Street, allegedly took laudanum at Sam C. Dawson’s livery stable on Virginia Avenue and was spirited away after collapsing. Dawson reportedly arranged her departure, and her parents seek police help. Police had prior entanglements between Dawson and Blackwell.
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Dawson
John J. Blackwell
Seven-Pound Bass Caught at Lake Maxinkuckee
Miss Edith Beck daughter of George Beck landed a seven pound bass from Lake Maxinkuckee Monday. The 244% inch fish is said to be the largest ever taken in the lake.
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Lake Maxinkuckee
Edith Beck
George
Beck
Maxinkuckee
President Harrison Robbed of Honor at Monument Dedication
A story from a friend of the late President Harrison recounts the laying of the corner stone for a soldiers' monument now in place. It notes the plan for President McKinley to deliver the dedicatory address and that Harrison was hurt at not being invited to speak as principal. Gen John Coburn of Indianapolis gave the cornerstone speech.
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Harrison
McKinley
Gen
John
Coburn
Indianapolis
Washington
Indiana
Board of Regents
Gresham
Houlihan $15,000 Verdict Paralyzed by New Trial
Indiana Supreme Court grants a new trial in the Houlihan case against the Indianapolis Union Railway Company. The court upholds the employers' liability act but reverses the lower court on whether the contract's stated consideration was correctly shown, citing oral testimony as decisive. Houlihan, a telegraph operator, was injured crossing tracks in 1895 at the Belt and Vandalia crossing. Baker Daniels argued against the act, but the court affirmed police power validity.
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Supreme Court
John J. Houlihan
Boone County
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Baker
Houlihan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Appellee Houlihan
Belt
Vandalia
Baker& Daniels
Bet Ends With Man’s Death in Chicago Shop
In Chicago on June 6 shoemaker W Garrison declared he would die tomorrow from dropsy and wagered with Frank McBride. McBride bet he would be alive tomorrow. Garrison was found dead in his shop dwelling Thursday morning, death likely natural.
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Chicago
W. Garrison
Frank McBride
McBride
Garrison
Summer mission short by 750 dollars for sick children
The Summer mission for sick children is about 750 dollars short of funds for the season. The Fairview park site has been beautified and repairs completed. Secretary Grout of the Charity Organization Society notes strong potential this year from city lot farming, with about 120 lots under cultivation, roughly half of last year’s.
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Fairview Park
Grout
Charity Organization Society
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for 36 hours ending at 8 p m June 7 cooler cloudy Thursday night partly cloudy Friday temperatures 7 am 66 noon 68 2 pm 71 generally fair Indiana Illinois and Kentucky Michigan cloudy Ohio showers sale notes for New pianos 16 and up and Dustless Oats products grain ad inserts from Wulschner's.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Shamrock Shows Promise at Clyde Regatta
Glasgow June 6 Many yachtsmen gather for the Clyde regatta to be sailed Friday and Saturday. The main focus is Shamrock I and its improved form versus the rumored newer challenger. In Hull Mass June 6 the Independence arrived in the bay, hoisted mainsail at 1 17 p m, then set headsails and began sailing free on a starboard tack.
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Glasgow
Hull
Mass
Independence
Cleveland Actor Tries Suicide at Euclid Opera House
Horace Pell, 23, a stock company member at the Euclid opera house, attempted suicide early Thursday by shooting. He is alive, badly wounded, and reportedly troubled by insomnia and nervousness. The Indianapolis drop forging company, with about 30 machinists, has signed the latter's scale.
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Cleveland
Horace Pell
Euclid Opera House
Indianapolis
Judge Rules News Copyright Sacred Despite Omission
Chicago June 6 Judge Kohlsaat ruled that copyright material in newspapers remains the property of its owners even without a copyright notice The decision comes in the Daily Story Publishing Company versus the American Press Association case and holds ignorance of the copyright does not excuse the offense.
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Daily Story’ Publishing Company
American Press Association
Kohlsaat
Ex Judge C C Hines Dies at Deaconess Hospital
Ex Judge C C Hines died at the Deaconess hospital at 11 15 Thursday with his family at his bedside. The longtime jurist was well known in the region and his death marks a notable loss to the community.
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Deaconess Hospital
C. C. Hines
Mrs O Cain Dies At 56 In Capitol Ave Announcement
Mrs Margaret O Cain, 56, died of consumption Thursday morning at 1414 N Capitol Ave. Two daughters and a son survive. She will be buried Saturday in Lawrence Township.
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Margaret O'Cain
Mornger
N. Capitolave
Lawrence Township
Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry Advertises Low Costs
The ad for J. P. Mullally at 43 Monument Place promotes low expenses as the buyer’s benefit in purchasing diamonds and jewelry.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Monument Regents Press Durbin Over Delayed Dedication
Indiana soldiers clash over monument date as Durbin postpones dedication to next year. Governor to appoint a seven member executive committee to set the date, with regents and Democrats arguing over timing and campaign uses. Col George Parker and Maj Menzies attend. Gen Fred Knefler absent.
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Maj. Menzies
McKinley
John C. Lawler
Durbin
Fred Knefler
Gen
Isnefler
Hfe
Col
George Parker
Queen Mab's Will Filed for Probate
The will of Maria Miller known as Queen Mab who died recently was probated on Thursday. Major beneficiaries include Maggie O'Dell of Cleveland Ohio who receives most of the estate and the bulk of real property. Gifts include multiple houses to Kavanaugh family members and various jewelry items to O'Dell O'Dell and Kavanaugh relatives. The estate valued around $100000.
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Maria Miller
Queen Mab
Maggie O'Dell
Cleveland, O
Edith
Mrs. Miller
B. Ellen Nicols
Maudie
Grace
Ruth Kavanaugh
Maude Kavanaugh
Edith O’dell
Boes
Surprise Developments in Defenbach Case Rested
In Chicago on June 6 Edward Maher for the state opened closing arguments after both sides rested. The defense had eight hours and the state seven for presentation. Dr Unger’s attorney McDonald caused a surprise by resting with little evidence offered. Judge Hines appeared somewhat weaker but proceeding. Shissel's Bath Now Open at West and canal hours 5 am to 10 pm daily with early hours for ladies twice weekly. Prof H Osterheld mentioned.
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Chicago
Defenbach
Edward Maher
Dr. Unger
McDonald
Unger
Brown
Shissel’s Bath
Tor
H. Osterheld
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