Oppose Opening of Jackson Place Draws Wholesale Opposition
Opposition has grown among Meridian Street wholesale merchants to opening Jackson Place. Property owner John Faehr travels from Germany to block the sale while others claim added costs of right of way and damages. Merchants along Meridian Street fear wholesale trade disruption and higher city costs, with several owners voicing resistance to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridianst
Jackson Place
John Faehr
Germany
Charles Muellerschoey
Jesse
Charles Helel
GAL Schull
Sehnun & Company
Mlinete-st
Merician
Big Hello Meet of Telephone Protective Association
About 30 persons attended a Thursday meeting at Carmel of the Telephone Protective Association, a group of independent exchanges in Woons, Hamilton, Clinton, Tipton and Miriene CG Tilts. The main aim was to promote the interests of exchanges in smaller towns. A talk by Hartes SN Motuon of New Long Distance Telephone company addressed Tall systems. The next meeting will be in Robesville MA, OK. Officers elected: president Chonee Walters Corners. vice president Eu cal wore Alonaville. secretary WLW Mendenhall Westfield. treasurer L. J. Patty Carmel.
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Carmel
Woons
Hamilton
Clinton
Tipton
Victors in Philadelphia Row Battle Over City Governance
Philadelphia report from May 26 notes Mayor Weaver and two new directors Potter and Acker facing a court hearing on whether an injunction against the directors becomes permanent. Protest grows as supporters pledge to vote against a gas issue. The mayor and officials anticipate a quiet day despite crowd cheers as Potter acts to exclude party politics from police, while court action suspends the temporary injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITRAL
Press Association
Philadelphia
Potter
Acker
Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Works
Way of the People
Mayor Weaver
Mayer Weaver
Neers
Tall Eoeridar
Tok Potter
Makie
Dnen
Cristello
Smyth
Durham
Supreme Court
Baron Rothschild Dies in Paris Health Scare
Baron Alphonse Rothschild, head of the great banking house, died in Paris on Friday morning after earlier reports of illness. Initial notices suggested gout and fever, with a physician consultation leading to the announcement that the baron was suffering from a nonfatal ailment before his sudden decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Scripps'rae Press Association
Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Im Baron
Robbed While Doing Kind Act in City
A man named Frank Varky was robbed after a good deed near Pennsylvania and New York streets. He reported the theft to police, and officers recovered a wheel allegedly bought by his mother for him. The incident is tied to a restaurant worker’s denial and a police court case.
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Jo" Shiviz
Pcatiotave
Pina Morist
Thorsdas
Pennsylvania
New York
Frank Varky
Theowheel
Parks
Saya
Constable Arrested In Embezzlement Case
Charles McDonald a Nesta constable from Justice Nickersons court was arrested Friday morning and charged with embezzlement on a warrant by William Serine a street dealer. He allegedly collected a bill but turned in four dollars short. McDonald denies the charge claiming the money was mislaid. Detectives Gerber and Trim made the arrest in Kentucky. Gus Tolvin was also arrested Friday by Detectives Siman and Manntie on petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing carpenter tires from a man he worked with.
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Charles McDonald
Nesta
Kentucky
Gus ‘Tolvin
Siman Ari Manntie
Eolvin
Barber Hewitt Faces Court for Revolver Shooting Incident
Charles Hewitt appeared in police court Friday morning on charges of shooting in the Giry area and carrying a concealed weapon with costs. Hewitt was found by Matrar mon Mulvebittan Court-wt, and reportedly fired into the air. John Allen testified Hewitt and others fired rounds at him as Hewitt allegedly shouted to a companion to make the man jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hewith
Hewitt Wan
John Allen
Hose Company 18
Hewitt
Six Fined in Police Court for Vehicle Ordinance Violations
Six individuals were fined in police court for violations of the vehicle ordinance. The abbreviated OCR text indicates multiple defendants and penalties, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Felday
Raid on a Saloon Arrests and Park Seats Ordered
Friday morning Patrolmen arrested Frank Gorman and four others for violating the Nicholson Law at a saloon. Thursday night Pat Harmon, Gorman's bartender, was also arrested. Police found several men in the saloon looking for a deserter. A lawsuit concerns Harry Patton of the Marines, stationed at Anthapaslis Me, who deserted about a month ago. The Park Board orders six new park seats to be installed, six feet long each, to be made by the Byrary Foundry Company.
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Muellerschuen
St. Charles Hotel
Debn Farhe
Germany
Beng Miele
Atrest
Weaher Wold
Ot Kan
Ringo Bo Sibu
Frank Gorman
Saline Keener
Isd! & Molsat
Patrolmanna
Pat Harmon
Gorman
Partes
Bac
Harry Patton
Nin Hrates Marine Corps
AnthApaslis
Park Bost
Acata
Byrafy Foundry Company
Micago
Arete
United States May Purchase Sakhalin Island
The correspondent reports suggesting the United States may purchase Sakhalin from Russia. Sakhalin lies in the Sea of Okhotsk off Japan’s coast, about 40 miles wide and 125 miles long, with rugged mountains and forests. The island supports roughly 1,000 inhabitants mainly by fishing and hunting, and lies near the Strait of Tartary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saghation
Saknanslin
Sea of Okhotsk
Saknain
Vege
Japani Uy
Lamerousenese
Jeron
Divorce Plea Turmoil At Court Over Alleged Abuse
Henry Wolf testifies before Judge Henry Clay Allen in Superior Court about alleged abuse by Addie Wolfla. He recounts a church incident and a fair grounds confrontation with a guard, claiming she struck him with a limb during an attempt to see a friend. Wolf also notes her past behavior and asserts the marriage strain amid a custody of ten children and a distant claim of a legacy from a grandfather in New York.
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Anita Saint
Torin
Henry Wolf
Henry Clay Allen
Superior Court
Addie Wolfa
Wolf
Walfla
Fair Grounds
Mi- Mit
Ines
Wola
Indianapolis
Minervant
Mer. Woltlade
Judge Conner
Connersville
Fire Record For A Day Location
A frame dwelling at 610 N Alabama attacked by flames. Owner John Claypool reports a gasoline explosion as the reported cause. Police and fire units responded to the blaze with unknown final status.
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Alabama-at
John Claypool
Markets Open Mixed on Corporate and Bank Stress
New York trading opened with declines across Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pacific while rails and steel showed mixed moves. Traders cited a bank failure near Ohio, shrinking long stock positions as bears grew bolder. London trading offered limited influence. Wheat and pork futures showed erratic swings, with May and September contracts fluctuating around prior closes as market sentiment remained cautious.
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New York
Ontaris
Western Roses
Putin Paine
Amalgamated Capper
Sousern Pacific
Exebare
Storks
Smal
Ohio Bank
Bears
London
BE Paul
Ue Erie
Amalgamated Copper
Atenison
Reading
BR Noy
Higgins 15 Free Peoria Case Verdict Justifiable Homicide
The jury acquitted Richard Higgins of murder in the Nellie Thomasgan case, verdicts celebrated by the public. The trial, held in Rock Island, included witness testimony and lengthy deliberations. contemporaries described Higgins’s conduct as defense against an assault.
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Peoria
Richard Higgins
Nellie Thomasgan
Nellie Thomassen
Rock Island
John G. Higins
Bhan of
Supervears
Natashy
Tram Fateon
Foeburt Wiggins
Hs Siete Mey
Shemaéson Petarte
Anne
Stolen Pennies Case Involving Runaway Youths
Willie Berrin, 13, and Vine ent Melinweil ran away from home in Lafayette. They were found near W Washington St by Mr Morgan and Samuela. McDowell boy accused of taking pennies from a Lafayette church. police seek him. Ladd Be Rankin reports six prisoners sentenced to Leavenworth with terms from two to five years.
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Willie Berrin
Vineent Melinweil
Lafaed
Friis
Bievclamen Morgan
Samuela
W. Washington-st
McDeawell
Brrein Sa
McDowell
Lafayette
Pepurs
United States
Alarsmar Ladd
Rankin Tett
Feteral Court
Leavenworth
Kan
William Bengington
Charles Cline
Soares Harghtes
Therman J. Smith
Charles Manning
James Drake
Lawsuit Over Hand Injury at Pay Motor Company
Edward Giesin sues Pay Motor company for 1000 dollars claiming his right hand was severed by a knife while operating a machine in the factory. The notice reads like a dated legal action amid a page with assorted ads and misc. lines offering medicines and services.
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Edward Giesin
Pay Motor Company
Special Fishing Rates By Lake Erie Route
Special fishing rates via Lake Erie and Western Railroad to Laporte Rochester Macyars Lake and other northern Indiana lakes. For time of train and rates, call at city office 2 South Lincoln Street.
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Lake Erie & Western Railroad
New York Central
Laporte
Rochester
Macyars Lake
Indiana
Liinola
The City Market Poultry and Produce Prices May Vary
Prices in the city market show high poultry costs and stronger egg demand. Eggs and new potatoes are cheaper than last year, with abundant cantaloupes and bananas. beef and pork products list with varied cuts and freight notes.
Markets Report From Indianapolis May Trade Notes
Markets in Indianapolis show varied activity with poultry items like hens and roosters priced steady at UW and May, turkeys and hem turkeys weak in some states. Cheese offerings include imported Swiss and domestic cheddar with New York lines and brick cheeses noted. Batterine and Elgin Mev mention price points around 12H14e and ongoing selling activity.
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UW Poultry
Myc
le State Elgin
Batterine
Ofc
Nwise, Inc
New York
Cheddars, Lee
Aumentic Linvburger
Lée
Vegetable Market Finds and Prices May 5
Chicago Produce reports a market listing many vegetables and fruits with per unit prices. Entries include cabbage per head, potatoes by pit, turnips 3 for 1c, tomatoes per hanker, cauliflower per head, cucumbers 5c each, mushrooms per pk, green beans per pk, oranges and grapefruits by dozen, strawberries 10c per quart, pineapples per piece, bananas per dozen, and various other seasonal produce. Also notes butter creamery quality and live poultry details with assorted prices.
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Denen Reese Aragus
Chicago
Creamerica
Wes
Cattle and hog market report from Indianapolis and Chicago areas
Market notes show hogs slow but steady with most sales under 4 dollars and demand from locals, while cattle and sheep prices held with steady to firmer tone for top grades. Across Chicago and St Louis reports, cattle receipts steady, hogs down slightly, and sheep steady with mixed feeder and calf values.
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Indianapolis
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York March market bulletin reports pork prices and assorted commodities. Sugar and granulated goods show varied pricing, with dairy and poultry lines listed among items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Firsre
Orate
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report May Prices
Pittsburg note shows cattle supply fair with market lower and prime cattle at 9 to 15 dollars, sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers at 9 to 15 dollars and mixed lots around 4 to 8 dollars, spring lambs and hogs listed with prices. Market overall described as fair to lower with slight declines in certain classes.
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Vmicagh
Andy
Edge
Cincinnati
Cincinnath
Atk Puer
Mate Lower
Sahin
Goud
Geud
Pittsburg
pIra
Foren
Salvation Army Moves to Bigger Quarters in City
The Salvation Army shifts from the old Cayito barracks to 40 W. Washington St to serve larger crowds. After five years in cramped quarters, the move will be marked by a June 4 dedication led by Commander Blanche B. Cox of Detroit, with the old building repurposed for Capitol- Ave Industrial state expansion. Bonds are sold with $200,000 in 3 percent refunding bonds to B D Bush & Co starting Friday.
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Salvation Army
Iis
Cayito
Washington St
Army
Blanche B. Cox
Derolt
Capitol-ave
B.D. Bush & Co
Usta
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Wall Street
Chauncey St Deyew
ANS
Wohn Faehr
Europe
Tyree
Jarkson Place
Louk Hailwer
Hollweg
Reese
Meriianset
Satenet
Fasthall
Pahaiey
Pahaley & MrCrea
Meridia St
Ulinoisat
Meridian
Trion Station
Uinvisst
Chad Wey
Meriilun
American Mutual Site, Insurance Co
Elkhart
Ind
W. EH. Winship
Baron Rothschild
Rcvolver
Asia
Scritts-M' Rar
Petersburg
Scrupps
Nasnetal Thimors
Astm
Saghilion
Russhl
Unite Wu
Painter
LCT
Savrah
Menton Harbor
Mich
Foots
Thomas
New York Bank
G74
Hla Yarandfather
THE
Stock Exchange
Higgins
Maddy Serraparilla
Dally
Hoosier Fish Co
Virginia-ave
Smith's Dyeing and Cleaning House
Massachusetts-ave
Losey & Noland
Electel
Winslow
Ted
Duly
Kaater Noy
Ste
Brough
Rhaeugh
Timothy
Teimorhy
Meat
Tadianapaie
Usingan & Cob
Haller
California
Iri
Chicago Grain
Sig
Ima Brac
St. Louis
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