City Meat Inspection Condemns Unwholesome Market Meat
City Meat Inspector Charles F. Brout reports ongoing condemnation of unwholesome meat at Indianapolis market. Since February 1, 1900, inspections have condemned hundreds of hogs, cattle, sheep, and assorted meats, with officials calling for more inspectors and stricter penalties for doctored products and chemical preservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Brout
Eugene Buehler
City Health Department
Cear
Atste
Buehler
Hittin
Kingan
Board of Public Health
Buchlertu
Allison Holds Long Senate Record
Iowa Senator Allison, facing failing health, has served nearly 34 years in the U S Senate the record for conservative service. His term extends over two years more. A former House member he was a delegate from Town to the 1860 Republican national convention and helped tell the vote for Lincoln. Born Perry Ohio March 3 1823 he studied at Western Reserve and practiced law before moving to Dubuque Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Boyd Allison
Iowa
United States Senate
Allison
Senate
House of Representatives
TJ Allison
Lincoln
Oonevelt
Alison
Perry
Western Reserve University
Hudson
Ohio
Dubuque
Skillman suit probes Mrs Skillman custody case in court
In circuit court Saturday Mrs Edith Skillman seeks exclusive custody of Pauline Skillman. Testimonies allege Mrs Skillman’s reputation for morality and chastity, with neighbors and Juvenile Court officials citing bad character. The trial follows a two year divorce and prior custody arrangement. Police record notes theft and burglary incidents nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilman
Paul
Bart Francisco
Binkerton
Roonefell
Skillman
Respite Granted in Murder Case Delays Execution
In Jefferson City Missouri on June 3 people approve a respite granted by Guy Folk to Aggie Meyers under sentence of death for the murder of her husband. The respite extends to September 3. It marks 72 years since a woman was legally executed in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jifferson City
Guy, Folk
Mia
Aggie Meyers
Lemally
Miumourt
Hearing Postponed in Terti-Niger Freight Case
The State Railroad Commission Saturday postponed the hearing in the Terti-Niger freight rate case to next Thursday. Fertilizer makers demand a cut of about six cents per 1,000 pounds, arguing railroads already benefit from fertilizer use by crops.
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State Railroad Commission
Gambling case notes from a township court docket
The record details John Banks, a Black man described as a maroon keeper, fined 25 dollars and costs for running a fumbling house. Twelve Black defendants charged with gaming were fined 5 dollars and costs each. two pleaded not guilty. On trial they were convicted, fined 10 dollars and costs each, and received their respective punishments.
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John Banks
Trist
Costa
Wife of Harris in Calico Dress Revealed at Eaton
The new Ohio governor Andrew Harris and his wife Caroline Conger Harris are described at their Eaton home. Caroline, termed the first lady of Ohio, tends the kitchen and domestic tasks, while addressing farm work, public duties, and political questions with practical charm. The profile portrays a cheerful, capable spouse balancing farm life and state affairs.
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Partlon
Eaton
Andrew Hareris
Humph
Caroline Conger Harris
Oblo
Harris
New CRS Lady F Oht Wife of Ohio Governor
The wife of Ohio's new governor is described as a home loving, flower loving woman who prefers domestic life and tending her flowers and trees. She jokes about her husband Andy Harris and says she would not go to Columbus until he is ready. she recalls wartime memories and expresses affectionate regard for Geneva and their home life.
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Governors House
Andrew Lintner Harrix
Ohio
United States
Harrix
Raton
Andrew Harris
John M. Pattison
Farra
Tur Tesa
Toni
Harris
Ike
Columbus
Harele
Eaton
Andy Harris
Colombue
Indianapolis Aquatic Club to Host July Fourth Regatta
The Indianapolis Aquatic Club plans eight regattas on the Fourth of July at Riverside in front of the Cunog clubhouse. Open to outsiders, the program features a novel butte royal canoe race with nine-foot padded poles, a free-for-all quarter-mile in a Hemi, and various sprints including a 20 yard two-man boat event. Prizes include canoe paddles and cameras. entries should be sent to Bord W. Templeton at 156 F. Marker Ave.
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Indianapalis Aquatic Club
Indianapolis
Conterta
Riverside
Cunog
Aquatte Club
Bord W. Templeton
J. G. McCullough
F. Marker
Explosion at Bunker Hill soda fountain injures worker
While charging a soda fountain at Bunker Hill, Thomas ummerville, a confectioner, was badly injured when an apparatus exploded. A piece of the tank struck his right wrist, nearly severing the hand.
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Terre Non
Bunker Hill. i
Thomas @ummerville
May sue railroads for back taxes on rebates
Wisconsin may sue the state railroads for back taxes on rebates under the ad valorem act. The attorney general says taxes owed for the last six years total about $1,000,000 after the Supreme Court ruling the law constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madiron
Wie
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Giuttevant
Danger From Phones Warned by Chicago Bacteriologist
Chicago bacteriologist D Godrich warns that mouthpieces on public telephones may harbor bacilli linked to pneumonia diphtheria and tuberculosis. He urges the health department to require telephone companies to fit anti germ devices to destroy germs in transmitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D. ¥. Godrich
Ftnenza
Gobrich
Instrumenta
Health Department
Man in hotel ends life over money shortage
Albert Mears, 71, a traveling representative for Capewell Carriage Company, died by morphine overdose in his Lorents hotel room on East Chestnut Street. Proprieter Harry Richardson found the body after Mears failed to appear since Thursday night. No note, a morphine envelope, and heavy drinking noted. Coroner and undertaker notified. relatives in Salamaca, Michigan.
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Albert Mears
Lorents Hotel
E. Chfost
Harry Richanison
Mears
Richardson
Mosiz Way
Capewell Rarnethoe Nall Company
Hartford
Conn
Totrott
Mich
Salanmaco
Woman found guilty of torture at Peoria asylum trial
In Peoria on June 22 M Mary McKinney of Aledo was found guilty of torturing and abusing Stella Grady a child placed in her care by a Children's Home Society. The verdict sentences McKinney to asylum for the criminal insane until she recovers her reason and then two years in the penitentiary. defense calls verdict illegal and intends to appeal.
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Scrippe
Preas Association
Peoria
Robbery and chloroform attack at Calorofomed station
At Brent Kentucky June 3 a Chesapeake and Ohio railroad worker found an operator bound and unconscious from chloroform. Two men entered later, one used a revolver, another held a bottle of chloroform. The safe was forced and largely emptied. Loyal regained consciousness and identified the assailants. Estimated substantial loss.
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Scrippes Mafine
Brent
Wrakenan Orr
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
W. E. Loyal
Orr
Loyal
Wena
Postance Ia
Ort
GRAFT IN A NEW JERSEY TOWN INDICTMENTS ARE REPORTED
Special report from Toms River New Jersey notes widespread graft in a county. Twelve indicted include board members and officials for misappropriation of funds. Investigators report forged balances, inflated expenses, and suspect payments. Six indicted men are church members, a postmaster, and a merchant.
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Bay
Toms Hiver
N. J
Theattle
Cltleens
Tundn
Board of Freeholders
Joseph B. Cox, Jr
R. Disbrow
Owen
Church Deavons
Elevator Fire Harms Woodstand Archerace Plant
CHICAGO June 2 The grain elevator at Woodstand Archerace owned by A F Templeton burned, causing 3400 000 damage before firefighters contained the blaze. Thirty cottage homes in the area were at risk as firemen worked to save the workers' residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woodstand Archerace
A. F. Templeton
Sanghe Arcee
Fire at Maine Street furniture firm in Cincinnati
June 3 reports say Ezekiel and Nurnheim auctioneers and dealers in furniture on Maine near Fourth in Cincinnati were burning at 2:99 this afternoon. Almost the entire department was called out as flames swept the shop in the oust peas district. Veripre menae Erean Anceciation. Washington dispatch notes president sent to Senate several nominations including C R Slo cum as consul general at Bow, Congo Free State, and George B McGoogan as consul at La Fus Mex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHae Preas Associative_ CINCINNATE
Ezekiel & Nurnheim
Maine
Oustpeas District
Washington
Senate
Bows
Congo Free State
C. R. Slocum
New York
la Fus
Attack in Garfeld Park Injures Ex-Officer
John Taylor Green once a police member was assaulted by two unknown Black men while seated in Garfeld park on Saturday. He suffered severe injuries and was taken to his home at 8 Harttenve in a dispensary ambulance.
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John Taylor Green
Garfeld Park
Aga
Hia
Harttenve
Missionary Eldridge to Speak at Southeastern Mission
Mrs Josephine Eldridge Trumbull a missionary from India will speak at the Southeastern Mission Sunday night at Tho'elnck located at 1202 Southeastern Ave. The event highlights a visiting speaker from overseas sharing religious messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Eldridge ‘Trumbull
India
Tho'elnck
Southeastern Ave
All Miners Rescued After Pa Mine Fire
Old Forge Pa June 22 A mine fire destroyed the Sibley breaker with 169 miners inside the shaft. Fear ran high but all were finally rescued as fire crews fought the blaze and ventilated the submerged passages.
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Scrippo-McRae
Old Forge
Sibley
Haakon Crown Too Large at Coronation Ceremony
In Norway during the coronation, Haakon appeared surprised as the crown lowered toward his ears. The crown, reduced in size since King Oncar’s era, still proved too large for Haakon despite adjustments.
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Trondijem
Norway
Haakon
Oncar
Banquet Honors Corrigan with Silver Decanter
Friends gathered Friday night at the Rathskeller on WW Washington to honor R. J. Corrigan. Speeches expressed regret at his departure as he leaves the Star circulation role for the Detroit Free Press. Attendees included E Nesbitt, W Short, Ted Morgan, A Wood, W E Hay, J G Blerndorfer, and others.
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Rathskeller
Washington
R. J. Corrigan
Imurhmpta
Corrigan
Mr. Corrigan
Star
He Jett
Alnuar
Detroit Free Press
E. Nesbtt
W. Short
J. BE
Fatkbines
Aunt Corwin
Ted Morgan
BE. A. Wood
W. E. Hay
J. G. Blerndorfer
M. Zepp
FM. Vestal
F. Calvin
FL Bull
J. H. Moorhead
Land W.C. Brown
Soudrey Seated in House After Unanimous Vote
In Washington on June, the House seated Harry M. Soudrey, Republican, by unseating Democrat Brent E. Wood of the Laula district. A unanimous report criticized Wood amid irregularities, while allegations of election fraud influenced the decision granting the seat to Soudrey.
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Soudrey
Aerippe-MeRtac
Washington
Mizner in critical condition after appendicitis
In Chicago yesterday Charles T. Yerkes and Dr Wile Quine report actor Mizner in grave condition following an appendectomy. Mizner, now in California, has not been notified of his wife's status as her attorney, secretary, and attending physicians are the only ones allowed to see her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Prews Association
Chicago
Wilson Mizner
Charles T. Yerkes
Wile
E. Quine
Mizner
California
Warren
Henderson Case to be Argued in Superior Court
The state argues against J Oscar Henderson over about 101000 in principal and interest alleging he retained fees while auditor of state for two terms. The hearing before Judge Vinon Carter is set for Monday morning to address the data error and Hendersons claim that the emoluments were lawful fees for services to foreign companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
J. Oscar Henderson
Henderson
Audy
Superior Court
Vinnon Carter
Hie
Ranurapee
Henderson’ Aderaars
John Sat
W.H
Probers Focus on Rebaters in Roosevelt Octopus Hunt
President Roosevelt orders a department of justice probe into railroad rebates to the Standard Oil Company. Attorney General Moody will pursue cases under the Elkins act and anti-conspiracy statutes, naming railroads such as the Pennsylvania New York Central Chicago Burlington and Quincy and others. Prosecutions may target executives, with Rockefellers and Standard Oil drawn into potential actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mchae Prece Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Juntise Fe
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Wixo
van Abtary
Dstriet
Hoosevelt
Nuttur
Department of Justice
Matey
Privace Lfe
Whll
Mia
Garfield
Jal
Standard Ol Company
Ron
Medtet
Blandara
John D. Rockefelier Himngtiz
Kaufmann case over alleged cheating death heard
Sioux Falls June 21 The supreme court heard arguments in the case of Emma Kaufmann wife of a millionaire brewer charged with causing the death of her former mate Agnes Pallera. Max Yaulmann argued the worst possible charge after preliminary testimony was manslaughter and that even that was a hallable offense. The court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Plerre
Emma Kaufmann
Sioux Falla
Agnes Palrela
Supreme Court
Max Yaulmann
Recital by Pupils at Mr Ovid Butter Jameson Home
Friday午後 a recital was held at the home of Ovid Butter Jameson in North Pennsylvania set featuring Misses Mary Roberta Pract, Lutan Gibann, Mary Allican, Stelin Bowlby, Jeonm Bowlby, Eva Frechtling, Gertrude Smith, and Messrs Albert Brewen John Jameson Andres Macahall Marie Pratt Catherine Binghamie, with performances by pupils of Miss Ida Vaughan. The Gem Laurdat family washings offered services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Butter Jameson
N. Pennsylvaniaset
Miay
Ida A. Vaughan
Mary and
Roberta Pract
Lutan Gibann
Mise Mary Allican
Stelin
Jeonm Bowlby
Eva Frechtling
Misa Gertrude Smith
Albert Brewen
John Jameson
Mig Marie Pratt
Catherine Binghamie
Andres Macahall
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City Health Board
Bookwalter
Stout
Hearte Department
Mivat
Mwe
Buelitz
Thiehler
Marke
Siont Cally
Dr. Buehier
B. W. Wiley
Brout
Dr. Buehler
Dr. Buebler
W. B Alligon
Wilhim A. Joyce
aMeer
Born of Children's Guardiana
Bira
FO. Wittenberg
Central-ave
J. W. Scott
Watnon
Jackson St
Mra
J. J. Langdon
Flin
Stemswell Bens
Tiltmois al Ehen
Walsehaers
M'Kinney
Robbera
Brent, Ey
Hamilton
J. P. Brullaby
Monument Place
Monnett
BP Doves
Ashilan
New
North
New Jersey
Toms River
Cincinnati
M ‘Qdogar
MHS
Sceippe-VeKec Prees Snecctniios
Bart Hartford
Hunting ¥ Co
Sandmaster Rosati
Revippr-McRae Prees
Kansas City
Alperso G. Hosati
J. Qucar Henderson
Pennsytgonia
New York Central
Chicago & Eastern Atenol
Rurtland
Vermont
New Haven & Harttorn
Southern
Chicago, Burtington& Quincy
Chicago & Alton
Miss Couri Pacific
Southern Pacifier
Kaufmann
Bal
South Dakota Supreme Court
Pitt
Wirst Clase
Stagemere
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