Idaho hearing on mine owners and state officials escalates
Heated House hearing in Idaho features Chaney and Lentz clashing over charges of criminal activity and sympathy with permit systems. Statements about threats in Wardner and Bremenen meetings trigger objections as lawmakers accuse each other of fake or disorderly conduct.
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Ashington
Steun
Spokhe
Louis Xivi
Ace “Chaney
Ohio
Lents
Clerk
Corcoran
Huil
Mal
Cox
Jett
Chaney
Gas row before U S Supreme Court over Indiana gas flow
Four suits filed September 1 seek to halt Indiana Gas and Oil Company from piping gas out of Indiana and from inducing higher gas pressures. The cases involve Grant Delaware and Madison counties and span Chicago Indianapolis Wayne Richmond and other towns.
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Upreme
Ane
Manaa Bas. and .Oil Company
Bt “Inana
Natural Gas and Oil Company
Chicago
Indianapolis
Wayne
Richmond
Grant
Delaware
Madison Counties
Indiana Gas and Oil Company
Indiana
State Officials Patronize Country Offices
State house canvass shows officers buy stamps for use in away offices. Mine Inspector Epperson buys stamps in Clinton. Wilson orders stamps for governor’s office. Auditor Hart splits purchases between Indianapolis and other offices. Frank L. Jones buys all in Tipton. deputy Agnew buys at Indianapolis.
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State House
Indianapolis
Epperson
Clinton
Charles Wilson
Hart
Frank L. Jones
Public Instruction
Tipton
F. A
Mes Agnew
Mnny
Trial Testimony Recounts Dr Fletcher Case Details
Witnesses describe communications between Thomas I Coyle and attorney Henry Spaan over immunity and prosecution. Raymond McDaniel testifies he and Coyle visited Dr Fletcher at the undertaker's. Fletcher allegedly treated a woman for a misidentified illness, with defense arguing the act was necessary.
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Thomas. I. Coyle
John’ Kedling
Coyke
Nvas
Henry Spaan
Duncan
Kealing
Seaton
Ananda Foley
Eleventh
Raymond McDaniel
Indianapolis
Coyle
Dr. Fletcher
Ragsdale Ater
Laura McDaniel
Undertaker Ragsdale Placed Under Bond For Contempt
Wednesday afternoon the undertaker Ragsdale was brought to court and kept waiting twenty minutes before being held under a 300 dollar bond to answer a contempt charge. Miss Nellie Webb testified that she saw Coyle introduce a woman as his wife at Fletch's office.
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Nellie Webb
New Jerseysr
Fletchr
Coyle
Report on Ace Stewart illness unsettled by telegram
President Watkins has received no confirmation of the report that Ace Stewart the Indianapolis second baseman is down with small pox in Memphis though it has been reported at Terre Haute his home. Four players Hoghever Moore Seybold and Bankston are in Indianapolis while Heydon heads toward the city.
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Watkins
Ace Stewart
Indianapolis
Memphis
Terre Haute
Heydon
Little Rock
Hoghever
Moore
Seybold
Bankston
Manufacturers to Seek 1901 NA Manufacturers Convention
The manufacturers' committee of the Commercial club aims for the National Association of Manufacturers meeting in 1901. The group, representing $2,400,000 capital, contests the convention site between Indianapolis and Pittsburg. The next meeting is in Boston on April 4 with Indiana sending 40 members, 27 traveling in a private car.
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Commercial Club Hus
National Association of Manufacturers
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Boston
Indiana
Power Plant Incorporated forms in Indianapolis
Power building company of Indianapolis filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state on a Wednesday. The capital stock is listed at $300,000 and the board of directors includes D. M. Parry, D. P. Erwin, Albert A. Barnes, Frank M. Fauvre, Chas. A. Bookwalter, Alfred Burdsal, P. H. Fitzgerald, William M. Taylor, Horace E. Kinney, Charles E. Coffin and Ovid B. Jameson.
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Power Plant Incorporated
The
Power Building Company
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
D. P. Erwin
Albert A. Barnes
Frank M. Fauvre
Chas. A. Bookwalter
Alfred Burdsal
P. H. Fitzgerald
William M. Taylor
Horace E. Kinney
Charles E. Coffin
Ovid B. Jameson
Sixth Operation in Ten Days At St Vincents Hospital
An appendectomy was performed Tuesday on Miss Josephine Pugh a stenographer in THE SUN office at St Vincent's hospital by Dr George H Cook. It was the sixth operation for the same disease in ten days. Miss Pugh's case is very serious but she was improving Wednesday.
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Josephine Pugh
SUN Office
St. Vincent's Hospital
George H. Cook
Miss Pugh
No Stop the Prize Fight Bill Passes Senate
Albany column notes the Lewis bill to repeal the Horton law cleared the senate on Wednesday. The measure will stop all prize fights in the state.
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Albany
Lewis
Senate
Puerto Rican bill set for vote next Tuesday
Washington March 28 The senate unanimously agreed to vote on the Puerto Rican bill at 4 p.m. next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Rainey Dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital
W J Rainey a leading coal and coke magnate died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a brief illness Funeral services will be held in his hometown with burial arrangements to be announced Rainey ranked as one of the nations top coke operators second only to Henry Frick in scale of operations and influence
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W. J. Rainey
Baltimore
Frick
Johns Hop King Hospital
Trust forms with 200 cotton yarn makers in Japan
Two hundred Japanese cotton yarn manufacturers form a first in the country, organizing a cooperative trust. The article notes the novelty of such a combine amid other brief items about fraternal meetings and local events.
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Supreme Lodge
K. of P
Detroit
van Wyck
New York
Educational Board
Athens
C. H. ‘Grosvenor
Congress
Yukon River
J. M. Holmes
Baltimore
Maryland
Riverside park street car route approved with May completion
The Board of works approved a Riverside park line route extending from Indiana avenue to Montcalm street and east park boundary with a May 1 completion deadline. The project includes park-adjacent lots, park access for west residents, and concerns over sidewalk obstructions and street improvements.
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Riverside Park Street
Indiana-ave
Montcalm-st
Montcalm
Eighteenth-st
Emerick Grove
Highteenth-st
Park
Thirtieth-st
Twenty-seventh-st
Schurmann Ave
Indiana Ave
Indianapolis
Park Board
East Park
Macrum Testifies On Cipher Code And Mail Censorship
Former U S consul Charles E Macrum testified before the House foreign affairs committee about British censorship of mail and possession of the American cipher code. He recounted two letters opened at Durban and a Nov 6 cable seeking leave for mediation.
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Washington
Charles E. Macrum
United States
Pretoria
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Durban
Smith
Macrum
Stowe
Steyn
McKinley
Hay
Gen
High Commission
Way
Bradbury to Be Elected President of Kansas Southern
The Chicago Chronicle states George L. Bradbury general manager of Lake Erie and Western will become permanent president of the Kansas Southern after plans are carried out. He will resign May 5 and is expected to be elected president of the new company shortly after. Bradbury reportedly insisted the office be in Chicago and the directors have agreed.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
George L. Bradbury
Lake Erie & Western Line
Kansas Southern Road
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
Bradbury
Arraignment Set for Goebel Murder Suspect Youtsey
Frankfort Ky March 28 Henry B E Youtsey under arrest as a Goebel murder suspect will be arraigned before County Judge Moore Thursday. Prosecution cites confessions of Golden and W H Culton as leading to the shooter. Eight men including Harlan Whittaker Silas Jones J I Sutton W L Hazlipp Caleb Powers Capt John Davis and H E Youtsey are in custody with more arrests expected.
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Capt
John Davis
H. E. Youtsey
Chicago Labor Troubles
The industrial commission sub committee suggests appointing a presidential arbitration committee, but doubt remains about feasibility. Building trades remain unchanged as mason contractors, with combined wealth around 4 million dollars, don jumpers and overalls to assist a fellow contractor whose contract could incur losses if not fulfilled.
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Chicago
The
Industrial Commission
McKinley
Swell Hanna Dinner In Indianapolis Draws Crowds
At 8 30 Wednesday night 200 pairs of patent leathers and 200 shirt bosoms will dress Bates house for a swell Hanna dinner in Indianapolis. Mayor Taggart and about 200 commercial club members were not invited. President Griffin of the Commercial club said invitations were not sent. Republicans with their $5 sought privileges. All places are taken and no more are issued.
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Bates House
Hanna
Indianapolis
Taggart
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Griffin
Postum Cereal Coffee touted as a complexion aid
A young woman named Blossom explains her改善 from coffee to Postum Cereal Food Coffee improved her complexion after years of ineffective washes and medicines. She notes her sister’s warning about coffee, the switch to Postum, and mentions other seminaries adopting Postum. A Seattle seminary secretary endorses its table use.
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United States
Miss Blossom
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Traverse City
Postum Food
Alex Burr
Seattle, Wash
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Pearl Bryan figure Will Wood speaks on Navy life
Will Wood of Pearl Bryan fame lectured at Lebanon Indiana on Tuesday night about his Navy experiences. He described training, service, and adventures from his time in the armed forces.
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Will Wood
Navy
Lebanon
Ind
Pearl Bryan Fame
Indiana marshal shooter wounded self in neck
Joseph Newkirk, who shot Marshal Barnet and was wounded by the marshal in a street fight last week, shot himself in the neck Wednesday with a double barreled shotgun in English Indiana.
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Ind
Joseph Newkirk
Marshal Barnet
Town Talk notes on local incidents and events
Police sergeant Martin Hyland is ill with the grip. Fire-chief Coots, injured a week ago, can discuss the house. Veterans association to organize Saturday at the Commercial club. Wage disputes at Kipp Bros. and workers switch firms. Deaths and arrests reported, including Edger Fleece and Herbert Brosius. Yoke fellows meet. Dr Hurty speaks. Insane man Conners found with son arranging return home. Todo Dyspepsia Cure praised by Rev. Sitter.
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Martin Hyland
Coots
Kipp Bros
Charles Bookwalter
Bellefontainest
Anna B. Poland
Havana
John A. Poland
Wm. B. Paland
Chas. G. Sarters
Elmer Goodrich
Harry King
Herbert Brosius
Hill-ave
Edger
N. Thimoisst
Yoke
First Baptist Church
Hurty
J. M. Stumon
Thomas Conners
Haughville
Glenn's Valley
Conners
Eugene Dressler
Horace L. Smith
City Grain Market Prices on Wednesday March 28
Wheat prices mixed with clear quotations for No. 2 red and milling freight. Corn rates listed for multiple grades including No. 2 white and No. 3 yellow with assorted mixed lots. Oats hold firm with No. 2 white at 28 4c and No. 3 white at 27 14c. Hay prices show No. 1 timothy at $12.00 to $12.50 and No. 2 timothy at $11.50 to $12.00.
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City
Timothy
Cattle and Sheep Receipts at Indianapolis Stock Yards
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts around 500 on Tuesday with small shipments. Prices range from good to prime steers at 1,350 pounds to fair to medium at 1,150 to 1,300 pounds, with variances by grade including veal calves and heavy bulls. Sheep receipts near 150 on Wednesday with mixed weights and prices from good to choice and common to fair ranges.
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Indianapolis
Siotstarbate'e Aa Agy
Beledion Sialatte
Market and price list for livestock produce and dairy goods
The bulletin shows sheep and lamb receipts versus offerings from Good to choice categories, and buck prices per hundred pounds. It lists grain futures for May and July, with pork lard ribs price shifts, and dairy prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry across grades and origins.
Interstate Live Stock Market Report March 28
Interstate Stock Yards lists cattle receipts at 60 Wednesday with prime steers around 1350 lbs and good to medium steers 1050 lbs up. Hogs receipts 900 with shipments 890, veal and bulls priced per weight, sheep receipts light with prime lambs and good to fair lamb values noted.
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Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards
Ececcceeen
Chicago Markets Wheat and Blizzard Affect Seeding Plans
Chicago wheat rose 1 2 cents on May and July contracts amid a revised French crop estimate showing a 10 percent smaller yield and a northwest blizzard disrupting seeding. Corn closed slightly up for May and July as markets tracked weather and supply signals.
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Chicago
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