Roosevelt Wins Big Ban On Drug Trust Under Sherman Law
Judge Anderson issued a perpetual injunction against the National Association of Retail Druggists and hundreds of drug firms, halting the drug trust. The decree, agreed to by defendants, bars any restraint of trade, price lists, or contracts across the industry while preserving lawful intrastate commerce and individual rights.
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Anderson
Federal Court
Drug Trust
Noble C. Butler
National Association of Retail Druggists
Kealing
W. J. Shrader
United States
A. C. Harris
Charles W. Miller
Defendents
Roosevelt
Local Jottings From Indianapolis Busy City Notes
Laborers hustle on Kat farms within Indianapolis limits while Wonderland opens next Saturday. Citizens discuss park improvements, license tags adorn wagons, and a parade of local events includes church meetings, temperance society gatherings, sales, and socials.
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Indianapolis
Wonderland
Painter Falls Thirty Feet From Scaffold
L. H. L. Baird a painter fell thirty feet to the ground while working on a dwelling at 1312 North Capitol avenue Thursday. He received a fractured hip. A breaking scaffold caused the fall. He was taken to his home at 544 North Belmont avenue in a dispensary ambulance, in charge of Dr. Studor.
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L. H. L. Baird
Capitol-ave
Baird
Belmont Ave
Studor
Pretty Home Wedding in Dearborn Street
Miss Lottie Irish wed Edward Ballman at the residence of Mr and Mrs John R Irish on Dearborn Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev Wolf. Attendants were Miss Gertrude Hamilton and Robert Kruger with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March and O Promise Me as music. The bride wore Paris muslin with white satin and carried sweet peas, streamers of smilax. Hamilton wore pink toples and pink roses. After June 10 Mr and Mrs Balliman will reside at 620 Enth Street.
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John R. Irish
Dearborn St
Lottie Irish
Edward Ballman
Wolf
Fletcher-eve. M. E. Church
Gertrude Hamilton
Robert Kruger
Mendelesohn
Paris
Hamilton
Balimen
Enth-St
Rhodius Case Hearing Reveals Wife and Wealth Claims
Preliminary evidence hearing in the Rhodius guardianship case drew clashes as attorneys for George Rhodius and his wife Mrs. Rhodius pressed for background. Witnesses described finances, travel, and care arrangements, with testimony touching on guardianship questions and alleged insanity while detailing domestic disputes and embassy era travels to Cambridge Springs and Indianapolis. Renowned figures and legal maneuvers framed the tense proceedings.
Attorney General Bonaparte Talks With President on Trust Prosecutions
Attorney General Bonaparte had a long conference with the president in Washington on May 9 likely regarding trust prosecutions. The discussions centered on federal anti trust actions and enforcement policy.
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Washington
Bonaparte
District May Get Governor Recommendation to President
Washington reports that after decades the District of Columbia should have a governor with civil service for minor offices, a Health Police and Fire department, and a 100 member citizens committee. The proposal names a governor at 10000 dollars and commissioners at 5000 dollars for various departments. actions pending from the President.
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District of Columbia
James Bronson Reynolds
Congress
Department of Health, Police and Fire
Harrington Pastor Quits Over Affinity for Woman
The Rev. D. M. Carpenter, longtime pastor of the Holiness church in Harrington California, resigns after admitting love for Miss Della Goodrich, 32, claiming his marriage to Mrs. Carpenter 30 years ago lacked spiritual oneness. He says he believed the union failed to be his true affinity and cites an error in mailing a letter about his feelings. Carpenter, 55, leaves behind his wife and son as the affair becomes public.
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Harrington
Cal
D. M. Carpenter
Holiness Church
Miss Della Goodrich
Carpenter
Miss Goodrich
Aaron
Dover
Carpenter’s
Carenter
Baltic Liner Baltic Grounded Off Sandy Hook In Mud
The White Star liner Baltic ran aground in the lower bay while outward bound and remains stuck in the mud off Sandy Hook. Tugs try to refloat it as the tide rises, with fears it may remain immovable without lightering cargo. Notables aboard include Mr and Mrs H H Rogers Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie and daughter Margaret and the Countess of Yarmouth.
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Scrippe-Mecfine Press Association
New York
Baltic
Ylock
H. H. Rogers
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret
Countess of Yarmouth
Harry Thaw
Confess The Theft Suspects In Robbery At Saloon
George McCarty and Edward Clark admitted to robbing Henry Magegge's saloon at 1144 Shelby Street Tuesday night. Patrolmen Devers and Houlihan arrested them Wednesday. detectives Simon and Slate heard the confession Thursday after a witness described the break in. They took $14 and a bottle of whisky. McCarty resides at 2121 Ringgold Street and Clark at 143 Barth Avenue.
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George McCarty
Edward Clark
Devers and
Houlihan
Simon and Slate
Henry Magegte
Shelby St
McCerty
Ringgold At
Clark
Barth-ave
Haywood Jury Placed In Cottage Beside Courthouse
Haywood jurors will stay in a nearby cottage paid for by the county with a cook and beds provided. Four special bailiffs will guard them around the clock and a rear stairway routes jurors away from courthouse crowds to protect against mistrial.
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Judgs Wood
Sullivan Appeal Denied in Military Prison Case
John L. Sullivan asked President Taft and Secretary Taft to free his nephew John Lawrence Lennon from Governor Island military confinement. Lennon, a marine, left Cuba to visit a British cruiser for American food. the court martial found no desertion. The appeal was unlikely to succeed and the decision stands.
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Gerippe-McRae Press Association
Washington
John L. Sullivan
Taft
Governor’s Island
N. Y
John Lawrence Lennon
John L
United States
Cuba
Lawson Praises Pope Pius After Vatican Visit
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson described his Vatican interviews with Pope Pius and Cardinal Merry Del Val as profound. He said Pius is naturally tender yet possesses astonishing resolve, and that Del Val fully grasps American conditions and needs.
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Scripps-McRae Prew Association
Rome
Vatican
Pope Pius
Merry del Val
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
The
Cardinal Merry del Val
United States Weather Forecast Fair and Cooler
Weather outlook for Thursday night into Friday calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures with a likely light frost. Thursday sunrise is at 4 35 AM.
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United States
President announces Porto Rico and Alabama appointments
The president named William H. Willoughby of the District of Columbia as secretary of Porto Rico, Samuel D. Gromer of Missouri as treasurer of Porto Rico, and Oliver Street as United States attorney for the northern district of Alabama.
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Scrippse-McRae Presa Association
Washington
William IF. Willoughby
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Samuel D. Gromer
Missouri
Oliver Street
United States
Alabama
Bud Morton Held On Murder Charge
Bud Morton is held at the police station on the charge of murder in the death of Mrs Anna Walker of 430 Hiawatha street. Police believe her stroke and apoplexy were caused by a blow to the head during a confrontation the night of April 30 involving Morton and three other men. The body was shipped to Newcastle for examination as investigators reviewed the case with Drs Furniss Petersdorf Knox and Detective Dugan.
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Bud Morton
Morton
Anna Walker
Hiawatha St
Newcastle
Shelton
Willis
Rose Hert
Kentucky Ave
Walker
S. A. Furniss
Petersdorf
Knox
Dugan
Rev L D Baus Dies After Long Illness
The Rev Louis D Baus pastor of St Pauls German Reformed church died early Thursday at his home 713 N Belmont Ave Haughville after a long illness. He had been unable to preach for a year. His pulpit has been filled by other ministers. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Louis D. Baus
St. Paul's
Belmont Ave
Haughville
Baus
Grant Clay Meker Dental Specialist in New York
Grant Clay Meker of artificial teeth advertises fourteen years with New York Dental company and offers services at 108 N Delaware Street with phone 3669.
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Grant Clay Meker
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
The Gem Laundry Ad for Family Wash and Ironing
Local laundry offers family washing rough dry at 50 cents per item all day Saturday, with pressed ironing available. Includes dry finish and pageable service details for customers seeking economical household cleaning.
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GEM Laundry
Jealous Man Sent Dynamite to Girl in Infernal Machine
Fred Bush, a prominent Atlanta businessman, was arrested and charged after a negro messenger boy identified him as the man who sent the infernal machine intended for Miss Kate McCarthy. The bundle, delivered to Mrs. McCarthy, exploded, wrecking the house and throwing her through a wall. Miss McCarthy was at the theater with Bush’s partner and narrowly escaped death.
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Bush
Miss McCarthy
Mrs. McCarthy
McCarthy
Jury Warns Edgey and Sullivan Case Without Verdict
The Edgey and Sullivan trial in criminal court ended another day of deliberations with no verdict. Jurors, numbering 50 to 60 ballots, remained deadlocked on charges of assault and robbery after Wednesday's afternoon session and Thursday morning.
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Edgey and Sullivan
Glorifier Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Glorifier captured the $10,000 Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park on a Thursday afternoon. Okenite finished second and Roseben took third in the race.
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Belmont Park
Okenite
Roseben
Uprising Feared as Troops Rush to Lahore
Troops from all branches are being rushed into Lahore in anticipation of grave uprisings among the natives. The situation is regarded as more serious than previously reported.
Haywood Trial Opens at Boise
A Boise court opens the Haywood trial with a large legal talent lineup. Each side voices confidence in victory as jurors may be seated after a three week process.
Famous Labor Case in Brief
William Haywood, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, faces a first degree murder charge for the 1900 bombing death of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg in Caldwell Idaho. The trial may last three to four months with an estimated cost of $500,000 and witnesses numbered by side.
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William 10. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
William D. Hayne
Western Federation
Gsoen
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Haywood Case Opens as Jury Seated in Idaho Trial
In Boise the court began the murder trial of William D Haywood and two co defendants linked to the Steunenberg bombing. Judge Fremont Wood asked qualified jurors while Haywood, calm, sat with his defense team and noted attorneys from Denver Chicago and Spokane prepared to safeguard his case.
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Hodgin
Wood
Haywoo
H. Murphy
Denver
Western Federation
E. F. Richardson
C. S. Dar
Chicago
Union
Fred Mi Spokane
John F. Neugent
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