Packers Hasten to Washington Debate on Meat Inspection
The piece reports on packers opposing a rigid government meat inspection amid moves in the House Committee on Agriculture. It notes a conference between Speaker Cannon and Chicago lawmakers, the potential economic impact, and discussions surrounding Commissioner Neill’s sanitary findings. It also follows a separate article about Pullman and Indianapolis officials visiting St Louis, with humorous sidelights on reception delays and travel antics.
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Cannon
Lorimer
Badden
Chi
Neill
Chicago
House
Week's Program in Congress
Special to The Sax. Washington May 2. This week’s program in Congress: In the Senate appropriation bills and Panama question. Debate expected on the tanker bill requiring canal supplies purchase in this country. Tariff speeches anticipated from Democrats. In the House the diplomatic and transacting bill to be disposed of and speeches on the sundry civil bill to follow. Adjournment predicted about June 6 or 7.
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Washington
Thia Wrek
Congress
Senate
Panama
Uuen
House
Compress
Startling allegations on Chicago packing plants prompt inquiry
Report by Charles P. Neal and James B. Reynolds, appointed by President Roosevelt, presents affidavits from employees and observers detailing revolting sanitary conditions in Chicago packing houses. Allegations include use of diseased hogs, improper inspection, contaminated and doctored meats, polluted facilities, and unsafe handling practices.
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Sertups-WeRne
Chicago
Jebs
Charles P. Neil
James B. Reynolds
Moosevelt
Europe
America
Williams Sentenced to Life for Bloomfield Murder
Robert Williams, a Black man, was convicted in Bloomfield Saturday afternoon of murdering Michael Collins, a construction boss on the Southern Indiana railroad, and received a life sentence. He was lodged in Marion County Jail, then moved to Michigan City prison after transit by Sheriff Eddington and deputies amid fears of mob action. authorities moved him via Beehunter to Terra Haute and finally to Indianapolis for safety.
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Robert Williams
Bloomfield
Michael Collins
Southern Indiana Railroad
Marion
Willams
Sherif Eadington
Michigan City
Eddington
Williame
Beehunter
Terra Haute
Indianapolis
Husband Kills Self After Quarrel, Chicago Death
An unnamed Chicago man identified as Oscar Hockwesch died by suicide last night after a quarrel with his wife, to whom he had been recently married. He had spent the previous night with a sister, then returned home and was found dead in the morning.
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Louis
Otto Hofmann
Milwaukee
Charles A. Bookwalter
K. of B
Chio
H. F. Brown
Chicago
Oscar Hockwesch
Hockweach
Soldier and cyclist die after trolley collision
Joseph R. Huon, a discharged soldier from the Sixteenth Infantry and singer, was fatally injured Saturday night while attempting to board a train on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railway near Cincinnati. He died yesterday at City Hospital after being run over and severely hurt.
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Cincinnati
Joseph R. Huon
Sixteenth Infantry
Baltimore & Ohio -Southwestern
City Hospital
Royal wedding of Ena and King Aly to be grand Madrid event
Readied in Spain for the marriage of Maya Princess Ena of Watvenburg to King Aly next Thursday. A royal procession will feature the gold coach, eight cream horses, and grand ceremony at San Geronimo with Cardinal Saneno presiding. The bride will receive 18 gold coins as a pledge, and a lavish wedding cake from London arrives for the festivities. Ferdinando Severa’s pardon by King Alfonso is noted as a first official act by the princess after arrival.
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Ena
Watvenburg
Aly [Fende
Spain
Prado Royal Villa
Mgh
Eba
Isabel Palace
Atene
Alfonso
Saneno
Altonan
Eurpse
Guach
Royal Palace
la Granja
la Sebastian
Ferdinando Severa
Parton
Princesa Ena
Levera
Badajoss
Princesa Fan
Thistera
Levsju
Aneonle
Escorial
Alfonso XI1
Mercedes
Concert Series Announced At English's Opera House
A sequence of three concerts will be staged next season under Ona B. valbot, marking the fifth series of entertainments at English's opera house. The Pittsburgh Orchestra led by Emir Paur with Mme Schumann-Henk wolotst performs November 8, followed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dridey on February 1, with Mime and Gadakl slated for October 4 on a Wednesday night.
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Witch Entertainments
English
Opera House
Gadakl
Pitteburg Orchestra
Emir Paur
Mme
Schumann-Henk Wolotst
Xeight
Boston ~ Symphony Orchesimm
Dridey i Might
Editors of Nation to Attend Indianapolis Sessions
Vice-President Fairbanks among visiting editors at the National Uniforms association sessions in Indianapolis. June 12 to 18 center at Claypool Hall with tours through Indiana, Chicago, Detroit, and the north. Program includes speeches by governors, congressmen, and newspaper leaders, with receptions, entertainments, and tours of printing plants.
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Fairbanks
National Uniforms Association
Indianapolia
Ise
Indianapallo
Claypond Hall
I Ndiana
Chicaxo
Detroit
Bes
United States
Canada
Imtunaps
Alls Newsboys
Aduressis
Weer Cone
Henry
Mayer Muckwarter
Firandiia Vonnegut
L. Wootlake
Indiana
Nurial Assuciation
Hespanse
Payt Presidet PV
Calling
Minneapolis
Commersteint Club
Tolloming Genveman
Lee
Slee
Warthauke
Sesater Plemenidy
Indianapolis
A. Om
Dotin Lymond
Levey Bros. & Co
Fairbanke
Hoosier
Vendetta Suspected After Brooklyn Stabbing Slaying
A man about 45 was found on a New York street with throat cut and 17 stab wounds. Police say the killing appears swift and vennevia. a denise case and 4 stiletto lay beside the body as investigators hunt for a motive and witnesses.
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Herippe-McKae Dreen Association
New York
New York-ave
Carroll-at
Dreak
Treasury Secretary Shaw Tour Dates Across States
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw plans a multi state speaking tour through Massachusetts Iowa Philadelphia and New York with events at Wesleyan University Boston Des Moines Benoktyn Philadelphia and Baltimore. He will also address groups in North Carolina and Virginia during the journey with stops in Chicago Washington and likely Wichita.
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Treasury
Massachusetts
Iowa
Philadelphia
New York
Scrippe-WeRac Preas Association
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Averelaty Ws
Weatchester
Mass
Wesleyan
Chicago
Des Moines
Scho Union
Benoktyn
Andress
Byraeuse
Cred- Women's Assortation
Baltimore
Republcan
Iino IR
Texitwas
North Carolina Banners’ Association
Aittle
Virginia
McCurdy to Return to Face Fraud Case in New York
Richard A. McCurdy, ex-president of Mutual Life, plans to return to the United States in about three weeks to face charges arising from an alleged $3,870,000 wrongful payment. He will assist in defending suits filed while he was away, as District Attorney Jerome and the grand jury pursue the case.
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Scrippa-McRise
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Tguey
McCurdy
FIVE KILLED AT BALL GAME IN MOBILE
During a ball game on an open field near Mobile Alabama a thunderstorm with vivid lightning struck the crowd. Five people were killed and 25 injured. The dead include Doland Tourat 31 Steve Tourant 19 Arthur Moody 23 all white. Injured are John Green Charles Thomas Fred Johnson John Yorxera Fred Burch Joe Dotbear and George Clave and others.
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Resigye-McRae Frrne Association
Mobile
Ala
Maniy
Doland Tourat
Steve Tourant
Arthur Moody
John Green
Charlea Thomas
Fred Johnson
John Yorxera
Fred Burch
Joe Dotbear
George Clave‘Jand
Seniors Reception by Juntorn of Shortridge High
The annual reception to seniors by the Juntorn of Shortridge High School will be held Friday afternoon at Brenneke Academy. The event will close the school social year.
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Shortridge High Wehool
Brenneke Davaclg Academy
Carrier 16 President of Indiana Business College association
Carrier has been named president and J B Brunner secretary of the Indiana Business College Association in Indiana, according to the available notice. The report notes the officers were chosen for the association's upcoming term.
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Carrier
W. OH. Carrier
J. BD. Brunner
Indiane Business College Association
Indianadolls, Batur
Marriage of King of Baath and Princess Ena in Battenburg
Event notes the marriage of the King of Baath to Princess Ena of Battenburg scheduled for Thursday. Also listed are multiple events: arbitration conference at Lake Manonk May to June 1, Bishop Potter guest of honor in London Tuesday, National conference of Women’s titles in St Paul May to June 4, Milwaukee convention of the American Institute of Electrical Amthesia from May to June 1, Democratic congressional convention in Peru Indiana Tuesday, May Festival at Richmond Indiana Monday and Tuesday, and Memorial Day observance in Indianapolis and elsewhere.
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Ena
Battenburg
Lake Manonk
Bishop Potter
New York
Pilgrims’ Club
London
St. Paul Minn
Milwaukee
American Institute of Electrical Amthesia
Eleventh
Peru
Ind
Richmond
Indianapolis
Elden
Rockefeller to sail for Europe aboard the Deutschland
Oil magnate John D Rockefeller attends Fifth Avenue Baptist services in New York, bids farewell to church members before departing for Europe on the Deutschland. He expresses cheerful mood yet reluctance for long ocean voyages, noting past pleasant trips and hopes to return soon.
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Europe
Thoradzy
Derippe McHay
New York
Joan DB. Rockefeller
Deutschland
Rockefaller
Eureya
Ocean
Indiana Horticultural May Fruit Prospects Mixed
Reports from Indiana show fruit generally healthy but needing care. Frosts caused damage in some areas while San Jose scale and canker threaten orchards, with spraying and arsenate controls advised. Averages indicate varied fruit yields across Southern and Central Indiana, stressing timely care and future market potential.
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Indiana
W. Fiick
Indiana Horticultural Society
San Jose
Distatsins Fre At Tudatr Coliery Hokkaido
In a distatsins fre at the Tudatr colliery in Hokkaido eight buildings were destroyed and nine miners burned to death. The damage is intimated at $0,000 and a ledge fall is reported. A pedal to The Sun. Bloomington Indiana. May 24 John Antener, 20, was filed this morning at Reed's quarry by falling over a ledge of stone.
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Kerippe-Meline Preas Association
Tokio
Tudatr
Hokkaido
Bloomington
Ind
John Antener
Reed
City News Oddities and Local Notices Show Cracked Windows and Vandalized Homes
Alexander Tretier, after release, climbed to a jail window bearing cocaine for a former fellow prisoner and was placed under supervision again. Mayor Bookwalter helps Greek boys shoeshiners win a half day off Sundays. Masonic grand lodge trustees to decide on building Pinus at 611 Fletcherave, lead piping stripped by robbers. Maggie Davis remembers Lin maiden name join. Unknown negative incident reported.
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Alexander Tretier
Stede
Move to Oust Cassatt Dominates Pennsylvnia Stockholders
New York May 3 Information from press circles says stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad are discontent with President Cassatt and plan a social department reorganization. George F Baer is slated to succeed Cassatt, uniting Pennsylvanias system with the Baltimore and Ohio. Friction grew after a large capitalization increase and disputes with the Western Union Telegraph company.
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Sertoye-McRze
New York
Pennsyvania Railroad
Cassatt Rgime
George F. Baer
Presdent
A. J.cassatt
Faer
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Stockhalera
Comsat
Western Union Telegraph Company
Stelestarh Company
Roosevelt Urged by Sinclair on Meat Packing Inquiry
Ah ton Sinclair, author of the Jungle, appeals to President Roosevelt via a New York letter. He urges public release of Netti's beet conditions report and argues the nation must learn the full truth about meat packing practices and government inspection. Sinclair says meat pricing myths persist and the Chicago slaughter industry operates under a discredited premise.
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SevippesWeRar Reese Association
New York
Roosevelt
Ahton Sinclair
Sinclair
Netti
Chicago
Alwaye
Drowned in White River Two Boys Die in Bathing Accident
Rudolph Donnelly ten years old and Willem Dougiems one year old drowned in White river while bathing near 112 W New Torket Saturday evening. Donnelly and Dougliems boys went beyond their depth. two rescuers failed to save them. Mrs Jourphine Douglass, mother of the boys, is critically ill. The workers from heart trouble are seeking medical attention for the accident.
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Rudolph Donnelly
Wi Bright
Willem Dougiems
New Torket
White River
Donnelly
Douglass
Jourphine Douglass
Crea
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J J. Walsh
Second Presbyterian Church
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