Drug Combine to Face Court in Early February Trial
Federal court overruled the demurrer of druggists and set the drug trust case for trial the first Monday in February. The government alleges a wide conspiracy among retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers to restrain trade in drugs and medicine, with injunction sought to halt anti competitive actions. Judge A B Anderson heard the demurrers November 12 and reserved ruling.
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Federal
Drug Trust
Combine
Afr
Andarsgy
Gragwiett
National Association of Retal Drug
Wista
Wil
United States
Joseph 2
Wasteton
D. C
Keeling
Indiana
Proprietary
Keating
National Association of Retail Drugeists
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Triparties Proprietors
Blacklist Manufacturers
Wholesale Contract Proprietors
Direct
A.B. Anderson
Special Police Guard Caruso at Metropolitan Tonight
New York police detachments will guard the Metropolitan Opera House tonight to arrest any troublemakers while Enrico Caruso appears as planned. Reported threats against the famed tenor include potential disturbances by enemies hoping to ruin him. Caruso’s countrymen are expected to attend, and security aims to prevent monkey-related incidents.
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Sevippe-Smehac Prees Aaseciarten
New York
Moetropeilian Opera House
Simer
Enrico Caruso
Ht Ia
Caruso
Tenar Wl
Tim
Mae
Local Jottings and city notes from Indianapolis
Councilman Wendell Bangs backs a law to shield public men from newspaper cartoons. Col M A Dowley boasts of promoting the Holt railroad. The recorder’s office gains modern file cases. Riverside park’s stone bridge proposal sparks joy. High class Mustola grows fast in Indianapolis. Thanksgiving hours set for downtown ticket offices. Asphalt work returns to Ohio between state streets. John T. Scott reports on a generous Thanksgiving turkey. John R. Warren praises state commendation for the Girls Industrial School. Tudor Hall girls protest football rules causing a Wednesday clash. Lyon to reenter Indianapolis journalism December. Welcome home Campar. Dr A B Rosa doubts a pleasant Thanksgiving. Charitable groups receive broad town support. The Taylor Carpet scaffold removed, no visible construction on Washington St. Justice H B Stout shows keen interest in slaughterhouse voices.
Public View Day Open House at Federal Building
Leopold G Rothschild announces a public inspection of the federal building from basement to top floor. The completion of interior finishes allows guided tours to courtrooms and offices with all officers and employees available to help visitors. The event marks the first full access since construction began.
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Leopold G. Rothschild
Federal Building
Pner Toors
Frederick W Expect and Preston C Truster Witnesses Before Grant Jury
Frederick W Expect president of the city council and Preston C Truster member of the Board of Public Works were the chief witnesses before the grant jury on Wednesday morning in the Royre and C J E inquiries. Each faced about 62 questions prepared and sent by Judge Fremont Alford. William A Wilhite a liveryman testified as another witness. Judge Thomas Whallon of police court was also called in a possible inquiry into the conduct of Ira Halmon former Dellee court prosecutor under Charter P Henediet. The grand jury postponed adjourning but will reconvene later.
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Frederick W. Expect
Preston C. Truster
Board of Public Works
Grant Jury
Royre
Grand Jury
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
William A. Wilhite
Thomas ©. Whallon
Police Court
Ira Halmon
Charter P
City police halt overweight coal wagons after crusade
After a citywide initiative following the Crusade, patrolmen stopped wagons on Massachusetts Avenue and weighed coal loads at public scales. Many were found underweight by 8 to 130 pounds, while others exceeded the required ton. Several drivers were arrested or ordered to appear at the police station. Officials cited donations and misweighing as causes, with cases still to be continued to November 30.
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Kerns
William, Ruperts
People's Coat and Cement Company
Massachusetts Ave
Robarts
Cox
Barney ‘Taylor
Baker
Taylor Qun
Fred Goepper
James Jameson
Capital City Coal Company
Wasi
Repp
Roeacoe Parker
Polar Tee End Coal Company
DeMass
Saa
Samuel Killen
George M. Hord
Barney Taylor
George Ures
Roland Gurnett
Charles Thompson
Herraburg Coal Company
Editor Becomes Benedict In Bloomington Marriage
A romance endures as Tanbrida Miss Katherine Blakely of Bloomington marries Noble T. Praige of Columbus. Ceremony by Rev. Allen B. Philpust draws many relatives and friends at Central Christian church. Reception follows with 200 guests. couple to reside in Columbus after a short wedding trip.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis
Tanbrida
Misa Katherine Blakely
Horace Blakely
Ie Gragm
Noble T. Praigg
Columbus
D. T. Prales
Ev. Allen B. Philpust
Central Christian Church
Jane Blakély
Raymond L
Match of Honor
Brimna
Broom
PL Beta Pui
M Praige
Columbus, O
Praige
Obie Sun
Antone
T. B. Noble
E. Oliver
Greeowood
Miss Carter
Muncie
Hutchinson
Mise Hutchinson
Crawfordeville
Mize Hazel Osborne
Frederick Hersch
James Giph
Caburn Allen
Indianapols
Tri Kappe
St Bloomington
Tau de
Bassett divorce suit centered on last child’s father
In a divorce action filed in Washington, Mrs Bassett accuses the respondent of being the father of the last child born to her, naming Rev Hunt as a corespondent. The defense argues the suit is unfounded while other named parties include officials from the geological survey and residents of Omaha.
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Thare
Hunt
Neree
Washington
Bassett
Geological Survey
Omeha
Nely
Ree
al AN
Rev Hunt Denied Infidelity By Mrs Bassett In Court
Mrs Bassett testified in a diverse care action that Rev E Lawrence Hunt of Brooklyn called on her after their affair began and she would not live with him again. She refused to name who paid expenses or who fathered the last child, saying it was none of her husband’s business while recounting Hunt’s 1904 Senate chaplain candidacy and her active support.
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Recippa
McRar Press
Washington
Déposi
Mia
Panny
Hunt
Vmunt
Edward Everett Rule
Death by Carbalic Acid Casts Shadow Over City
Charles Durant, a year old bag carrier, died after taking carbalic acid in a personal crisis. Coroner’s report suggests self harm. authorities plan street cleanup and surveillance. Chief Metzger warns plainclothes patrols if needed. Local tailor Gust Holberg advertises ready fall and winter stock. Thanksgiving dinner advertised at National Restaurant. Cleaning, repair services for oriental and domestic carpets also promoted.
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Charles Durant
W. Waahtington
A. Bagcalt Park
Horse's Trouble All in Its Eye
A damaged OCR item reports a dispute in which Harvey B. Mahen company sues Tadianapalli Paper Stock for breach of contract. The claim centers on selling a horse described as sound while its vision was impaired to Marty H. Mohan company.
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Inilonanolis
Harvey B. Mahen Company
Paper Batanagafarturers
Tadianapalla Paper Stock Company
Am Telrean
Tadianapalli Paper Stock Company
Wires to be moved underground in Indianapolis business core
Public service firms in the mile square of Indianapolis face orders from the Board of Public Works and the mayor to remove overhead wires and place them in conduits. Reports from city experts are due by December 8 on wiring conditions and plans. The mayor and officials toured alleys and warned that the tangled wires threaten life and property.
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Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Buckwalter
Hookwalter
James B Nelson
Merchants’ Light and Heat Company
Wonderland
Nelson
Thin
Preston
Mile Equare
Power to sell Riverside Amusement stock at Riverside Park
J Clyde Power, superintendent of city parks, said a deal likely will close soon for the sale of his interests in the Riverside Amusement Company and related ventures at Riverside Park. He noted Indianapali and Pittsburg businessmen may be involved, with a Minneapolis man also negotiating. The deal would cover only Power's own stock, not the Riverside Amusement Company as a whole, and Power will not lease the estate near the park to others.
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J. Clyde Power
Riverside Amusement Company
Riverside Park
Indianapali
Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Power
Hiverside Amusement Company
Riversine Park
Little Minister Cigar Rest on Earth Bold Svarywhere
A fragmentary note mentions a place or item labeled Little Minister Cigar with unclear context and a partial address or signature, “Gua Habica, 121 Wy,” suggesting a damaged listing or notice in a historical newspaper page segment.
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Little Minister
Gillette Testimony Details Fatal Lake Tragedy
Gillette described Grace Brown's death on Big Moose Lake after their July trip. He stated he did not kill her, recounted their plans, the boat trip, and her final words before she jumped overboard, with witnesses and actions following the incident.
Forecasts for Congress in a Turbulent Session
The forecast outlines expected congressional actions including passage of regular supply measures and the river and harbor bill, Philippine tariff reductions, migration control, a waterway project from the lakes to the Mississippi, ship subsidy debates, naval policy, and the Smoot tax act. It also predicts likely nonactions on elastic currency, anti injunctions, railroad rates, and food laws reform.
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Congress
Pawn & River and Harbor
Mississippi River
Pwnd
Tieting & Cuture
Dominga Sand Isle
Pines
Man Pleads Guilty to Counterfeit Charge Threats to Blow Up Court
William Linninger faced a two year sentence after pleading guilty to passing counterfeit coins. He allegedly threatened to blow up the court if not fined, was searched for explosives with other prisoners, and admitted to buying tobacco with a counterfeit dollar after leaving part of the change in a store.
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United States
Nitedstates
Willam H. Linninger
Lin- Tinger
Tuti
Linninger
New Merchanté Building Company Formed in Washington Site
A building firm named Merchanté Building Company was incorporated on Wednesday with $800,000 capital. Founders listed are John Frenzel, Orta No Frenvel, Oscar F Frengel, and James Falley, planning a skyscraper at the Dix Four offices on Washington and Meridian streets.
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The
Merchanté Building Company
Itatary Bank
sMce
Dix
Washington
Meridianste
Stark
Jonn Frenzel
Orta No Frenvel
Oscar F Frengel
James &. Falley
Robbery at Noblesville by Worthingtons Market
A bandits blew open the Worthington Bros meat market safe in Noblesville but fled before the inner strongbox was opened. They stole about $200. Police spread word to arrest the robbers. Fre Mimnan pleaded guilty in criminal court for burglarizing a residence and stealing a ring. He was sentenced to one to three years in the Indiana state prison. Mrs. M W Manlove will host a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHarlan of Connersville.
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Noblesville
Worthington Bros
Mimnan
Alfani
Kimball
Indiang
Uhere
Hotel Fire Traps Dozens. Two Dead and Many Injured
A hotel blaze in Chicago trapped about twenty inmates as doors were locked and a panic ensued. The dead include Oscar Davis, 67, and George Rose, 4, with numerous others seriously injured. Fire investigators suspect a cigarette stub started the blaze near a closet by the clerk’s desk, amid crowded dormitories and failed escape routes.
Painter Falls From Ladder in Soratenye Street Accident
Lealle Merxun, a painter, slipped and fell two feet from a ladder on Soratenye and Washington bt. Wednesday. He sustained serious injuries and was smeared with paint. He was taken to his home at 16 E Washingwnat, then to the dispensary by ambulance.
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Lealle Merxun
Alia
Soratenye
Washington Bt
Wedesday
Watera-Pierce Oil Company Indicted for Rebates
A federal grand jury today returned two indictments against the Watera-Pierce Oil Company charging the acceptance of rebates from railroads. The case marks a notable action in anti corruption enforcement, reflecting scrutiny of corporate conduct in transportation funding.
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Sefippe-Merest
Ifeas Nsevcemyem
AT. Lats
Watera-Pierce Oil Company
Indians killed a Hoosier rumored that Thomas Taylor burned at stake
A historical brief reports the claimed execution of a Hoosier named Thomas Taylor by burning at the stake. The article notes rumors surrounding the event and mentions indictments or reactions from contemporaries, reflecting frontier justice discourse.
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Thomas Taylor
Weather and notices from Crawfordsville Indiana
A brief weather report from Crawfordsville Indiana notes increasing cloudiness with little temperature change. It also mentions a fatal rumor of Thomas H. Taylor's death by immolation in Louisiana uprising and relates a parole of Ham Wolsitter, a convicted robber currently in Michigan City prison, plus a sudden death of Mrs. John W. Dohaker in Indianapolis.
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Ruary
Eiliott Tale
Elec, Co
Mass. Ave
Denison Bableh
the Nest
Elden Toke Brom
Als
Sterest
Wendell OG
Bangs Beieves
M.A. Downloy
Tras
Helt Railroad
County Recorder's Office
Heing
Riverside Park 2
Philharmonic
Caley Millw
Ble
Pennsylvania New
H & D.-Monen Railways
Ohloxt
Pennsylvania
Delaware Sts
John T. Scott
CommercAave
Hla
Turkey
John R. Warren
Girls’ Industrial School
Tudor Hall
St Dn
Lyon
Shelbyville Republican
Indianapolia
Canpar
Rosa
Pansern-By
pBbe
Bd, Sommers & Co
Taylor Carpet Company
Washington-st
Merlian-st
Justice of the Peace
H. B. Stout
Justices Stouts
Acales
Station
Benedict
Catherine Blakely
Mrs. Bassett
Charles C. Bassett
Rev. Hunt
Robert Metzger
Gust Holberg
Pembroke Arcade
National Restaurant
Gillette
Grace Brown
State
Scrippe-MecRae Preve Association
Herkimer
Cheer Gillette
Milla
Suate Devendort
Milla Sald
Tla
Mve
San Francisco
Ouly
Charlin
St. Paul
Chicago
Cortland
Canastato
Utics
Big Moose Lake
Brown
Cortland Inns
Gillntte
Grace Meown
de Ruyter
Ctanantata
Canasto
Tlea
Martin
Upper Lake Junction
Old Forme
Wate
Grace
Robert Morrisom
Jim
South Bay
Pouth
Grace Bat
Rand
Carey's Pont
Carey's Point
South Ley
Eagle Bay
Seri
Dnritt
Frenzell
Senet Prison
M. W. Manlove
Harry McHarlan
Connersvile
Salvation Army
Louie
Oscar Davis
Hotal Employe
Soldiers’ Home
Quincy
George Rose
William Hannigan
William Ow ST
Charles Meyers
George M. Parry
Julian Verholls
Grand Rapids
Seuippa-McNachrra Association
Luts, Mo
Balvation Army Hotel
Comer Ninth Market Sts
Fam
Ballang
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U. S
Crawfordsville
Thoms H. Taylor
Montgomery County
Indie
Méniana
Taylor
Manly
Wolsitter
Johnson County
Michigan City
Haita
John W. Dohaker
Tadianapolis
Co Ind
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