Gas issues in city pro debates prompt court risk
A discussion on artificial gas pricing questions whether profits can be made at $1.05 and rumors of undercutting city light costs arise. The Board of Public Works may seek cost figures before a new contract, wary of a street railway precedent and possible federal court actions. The stance mirrors a prior costly fight with the streetcar line as the gas company pushes for control and transfer of offices and routes.
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Idianapolis Gas Company
Board of Public Works
Board of Pubworks
Col Durbin Attacks Trusts Amid Fresh Political Attacks
The passage cites Col Durbin in strong opposition to trusts as opponents gather. It notes efforts to support Sanitarian Clark and his campaign against the milk industry while urging Mr. Pearson to ease off.
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Col Durbin
Paget and mules at Guantanamo in Cuban campaign
The Philadelphia Press recalls Capt. Paget of the British navy executing a daring mule rescue at Guantanamo while American forces under Gen. Miles watched. Generals Claus and Miles praise his bold, humorous action that echoed his earlier royal duty.
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Capt. Paget
Gen
Claus
Judge Advocate General's Department
Guantanamo
Yale
Miles
Coral Reef
Paget
Jove
Gen. Claus
Gen. Miles
Cuba
Philadelphia Press
Hair-pulling Cost One in Domestic Scuffle
Mrs. Hattie Voight paid $1 and costs after grabbing Mrs. Staub by the hair during a dispute over a house rental. A prior tense moment occurred when Staub reentered the home and moved into the cellar, prompting the altercation witnessed by the neighborhood.
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Hattie Voight
Norwood St
Rumor, Weather, and Legal Talk Across Indiana Papers
A collage of brief clippings notes skepticism about Funston returning home by sea, weather-induced fire control, and a witty line about company busting to reach a receiver. It cites Aguinaldo warning of a long war, Judge Baker’s ruling on sheriff liability in lynching, and a remark that ex-President Harrison could earn $100,000 for a Venezuelan boundary argument.
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Anderson News
Aguinaldo
United States
Kokomo Tribune
Baker
Laporte Herald
Marshall County
Harrison
Plymouth Independent
City Life North-siders hit by bridge blockage and sewer work
Central avenue bridge is closed to cars with only one serviceable track on Illinois street leaving blocks north of the bridge affected by sewer construction. The American whist club team Coffin Cleland Sullivan and Bond defeated the Indianapolis club Tuesday night led by Herron Yandes Daller and Wright. Instant relief from burns cuts sprains and stings with Dr Thomas electric oil sold at drug stores.
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Illinois-st
Coffin
Cleland
Sullivan
Bond
Indianapolis
Herron
Yandes
Daller
Wright
Monarch
Thomas
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Nighty Walker
Tonar
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