Supreme Court backs Chicago Board of Trade in bucket shop ruling
The U S Supreme Court in a 6 to 3 decision upheld the Board of Trade laws governing futures quotations for grain. Justices Harlan Brewer and Day dissented, while the majority allowed the Board to protect quotations and prohibit bucket shops from distributing prices without consent. The ruling aims to curb speculative manipulation and safeguard public trust in futures markets.
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Supreme Court
Chicago Board OF Trade
United States
Harlan, Brewer and Day
Board of Trade
Ecripps-Aurar Press Association
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hales
Chicaeo Board of
Trady
Arian
Krewer
Stian
Eliente
Fromm
Uel
Attack on Officer Shocks Local Community
Fragments describe an early morning assault on Officer Waterman Wooley by Geese Moore a Black man and others. Detectives Hauser Larsh Osage and Washington led to Moore and Marenos born Richmond being arrested after Moore allegedly struck an officer and wrestled until restrained. No officer fatalities.
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Waterman Wooley
Geese Moore
Hauser
Larsh
Osage
Washington
Marenos
Richmond
Moore
Wooley
Tyarr
Russian Fleet Sightings Tie to Pacific Movements
Reports from a vessel arriving May reveal Russian and Japanese ships may indicate fleet locations. A Russian cruiser near Honka Bay was seen with other units, while the British steamer Angela was stopped in the Korean straits and then released. Telegrams describe Admiral Nepogatoff’s squadron near Saigon and plans near Petropavlovsk.
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Cripps-M'Rae Press Association
Hong Kong
Voelveish Stanier Hatterhouse
Honka Bay
Frihiy
Whealse Sayy
Reiier
Angela
Morroraa
Japan
Korean Straits
Cheerater
Saigin
Nepogatoff
Nas
Siatren
Oxon Saint Barques
Rustin
Anenam
Kospia Ieal Saigon
Rojestvensky
Petropavinsski
He Wants Out Toliver Seeks Release From Workhouse
Toliver, convicted in police court last December for an alleged legal case, petitions for release from the workhouse. Police report he paid fines on March 18 and asserts unlawful detention without trial after an April 30 incident. He argues Judge Whilleon conditioned release, while Toliver claims he briefly left the city under a revised order.
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Spenene Toliver
Sedge Walton
Harps Gs 4
Polixer
J Tle
Jidge Whilleon
Langrave Indianapolla
Taliver
Terval
Toliver
Dodge Whallows
Levy says actress will leave tombs
A garbled report from New York details motions by Mrs Patterson and Miss Patterson seeking release on recognizance or in a criminal hall. District Attorney and multiple figures discuss bail, with references to pawnbroker Edward Sparraberg and a friend of Levy. The tone suggests a planned release timing around Washington, with uncertainty about the exact date and continued legal proceedings.
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Fcripps-Sr Ral Piress Assoialion
Kew York
Mar
Bourer
Ma Patterson
Ida Canent
Patterson
Maud
Feester
District Aturney Des Rome
Edward J Sparraberg
Pate Ferdon
Levye Levy
Miss Statterson
Washington
Jerome
Mir
Sparentuirg
McNulty enters race for city clerk post
James McNulty of the Fourteenth ward formally advances his candidacy for city clerk on the Republican ticket. He has served as deputy sheriff and in the treasurer's office and is strong on the South Side. He competes against Democratic clerk William Fogarty who is expected to announce soon. leaders favor South Side representation in the bid.
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James McNulty
Tinker McNulty
Leah
Cron
William Fogarty
Hin- Reif
Whi Ton
Trigh McNulty
Gust Rosberg Merchant Tailor at Pembroke
An advertisement by Gust Rosberg a merchant tailor in Pembroke proclaims leadership in spring style inviting customers to visit Bheen and Davis at the corner of Circle and Markel for new garments.
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Gust. Rosberg
Pembroke
Bheen & Davis
Cor. Circle
Markel
Roaring Early 20th Century News Snapshots
Reports from multiple cities recount a string of incidents and events. A suicide in Indianapolis. embezzlement case in Missouri. a bandit case in New York. Roosevelt en route to Denver. Supreme Court decision affecting bucket shops in Washington. lottery victory claim in Indianapolis. gunfire near Ft Sheridan. peace signals in Chicago. grand jury contact in Indianapolis over postal swindlers. Florence Maybrick and testimony prospects in London.
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Indianapolis
Atonza G. Allen
Adealst
Otto Erskin
Workinsy
Willian Ruedolph
New York
I’. Bowen
Muela
Glenwood Springs
Solo
Roosevel
Denver
Washington
Supreme Court
Royal Humber
Ottery
Chicago
Ft. Sheridan
Teamsters
Grand Juex Iidhets
London
Covernment
Florence Maybrick
Baroness de Roque
Conference Sought Between Contractors and Electrical Workers
The Auten Griiding Trades board and electrical workers near a week of Congress debated terms. A conference between five workers and five contractors, with the board as arbitrator, is planned to settle disputed working rules and pay. A joint committee may travel to prevent a general strike as labor leaders press for a settlement by Tuesday afternoon.
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Auten Griiding Trades
Treny
Ali Trades
Abe
Moz
Uesnay
Royse
Jorg
Ball Game Night Sparks Divorce Case in Indiana Court
Mrs Mane McGany seeks alimony as she testifies her husband Cale McMarty drank heavily after returning from a ball game. She claims repeated intoxication affected their marriage and desires a fair share of three Indianapolis properties in the divorce proceedings.
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Mane McGany
Cale McMarty
McCarty
Ae McCarty
Indianapolis
Postal fraud probes yield multiple indictments in Indiana and beyond
A wide sweep of postal fraud cases dominated Monday’s docket with forty three indictments across several states. Names include James Drake Walter Ammon and Coy Holman among others. Charges cover violations of federal postal laws and interstate commerce statutes.
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Pole Lowing
Eerly
Saneville
Carmnod
Walllem
Dante
Tas
OS Erco
United Bualos Army
Ipuelyn
Petaroed
Gaibert
Renard
Preentan
Bes
Pheet
Arier
Gs Revenue
Althoust
Nerigtten
James Drake Molest
Walter Ammon
Dil
Auravydaries
Ladanapelie
Birks Ranch
Learoa
Heart
Indietmenta
Charles Tynry
Fort Wayne
Charles
Dapni
Evanile
Holman
Anderson
Fogarty Ends Disturbance After Disturbance Incident
Report describes Fogarty ending a disturbance Sunday night near Olives Street. Officer Witlhack responded as the altercation escalated with a frightened witness and child present. Fogarty allegedly acted to restrain and calm the scene, leading to his arrest and subsequent processing.
Residents oppose University Avenue paving plan clash
A garbled report describes a heated community meeting with residents including Kema FO Hibben Chauncey Butler Hilton V Brown and Charles Mc Cross opposing a University Avenue improvement. Cross urges the board to act while Daval Wallace balks, fearing an uproar as water board and anti paving concerns surface.
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Kema FO Hibben
Chauncey Butler
Hilton V Brown
Charles Mc Cross
Worka
Cross
Daval Wallace
Cie
Jandorire
Milan
Emernorave
Feviigion
Man Held to Grand Jury After Hearing Waiver
A man from Dayton was held to the grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing in a police squad. He had been employed by Potash Rarer company store for about five weeks and was transferred from the paper company. The events occurred early this morning.
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Grand Jury
Dayton
Paper Company
Rudolph Dies At Rope End After Union Robbery
The 1902 Christmas Eve murder of detective Schumacher by Rudolph and George Collins led to a long chase ending in their arrest. Details recount a $114,000 robbery, their capture, and Rudolph’s execution in Union Missouri. The narrative follows trial, appeals, and family reactions across multiple columns.
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Outlaw
Union
Schumacher
Rudolph
George Collins
William Rudolph
Scripps-Ahak Press Association
PSION
Mery
Union Tang Peat
Pah
Agar
Hjem
Phe Sefton
Vata
Dent
Eatin Hk
Menor
Diole
Atias
Paney
Fey
Cony
Winkertons
Cevetope
Cimbing
Dali
Raiiitas
Laroor
Shimir
Tmnishure
Kasbas
Toten
Weather forecast note with scattered garble
Forecast notes show continued cool conditions with unclear details. Mentions Grass, Green Parvey Coll, and reserved seat cigark style garbled phrases. Contains partial times and errant capitalization.
Sunday Shaves Protests Stir Tadianadis Crusade
Protesters oppose Sunday shaves in a chaotic scene. Reported clashes occur as groups denounce religious reforms and demand shifts in local policy. The event features several community leaders and clashes with police, with no clear resolution.
Royal Hamner Boagto Of Lk Report Reveals Sale Move
Royal Hamner Boagto of LK is linked to a pending action reported Monday. Kreval Hemmer, the intricate maker, notes Queen a ent agather ays severninait vod. The piece mentions sale ends, stock direction, and new oil company filings with directors Teagh and WW.
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Kreval Hemmer
Intiere
Viemimer
Fe van Senneaers
Thamimer
NEW Oil Company
Mie
Nk Teagh
Rink
Wee
Political finagle ends for Judge Wiley in Ubero scheme
In Williamsport and surrounding areas rumors swirl over Judge Wiley Ubero’s renomination bid amid a tangle of alleged fraudulent plantation schemes. Judges Rabb and Wiley face opposition from GOP delegates as party leaders weigh renaming Wiley in a tense state race.
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Ubero
Judge Wiley
Judge Rabb
Williamsport
Willy Seck Wiley
Remodeling plans for Washington Street store to modernize exterior
The Bart project at the corner of Washington and Pennsylvan ia avenues aims to remodel the building by Lake & Co. The firm promises a modern exterior and updated interior, with staged work, new merchandise access, and expanded departments tied to a national and international buying plan. The firm notes no disruption to business and pledges to keep the store open during renovations.
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Wuahing
Lake & Co
Andrew Bake
Bern
Indiatanos
Asa Commercial
WaKur
Andy
Etare
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