It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold and Local Ads
It Is dangerous to neglect a cold and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for prompt cures and popular sale by A. R. Otis. Also notes Louis Goering offering various property in town for quick sale and H. S. Clarkson cleaning wallpaper to refresh Kendallville homes with contact via Bell phone 148 K or Swarts House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. R. Otis
Louis Goering
Kendallville
Clarkson
Bell
Swarts House
Paper Trust Busted as General Paper Surrenders
Menasha Wisconsin May 12 General Paper company ceases fight in Sherman anti trust case with United States at St Paul granting injunction. Whiting says newspapers may suffer as the trust dissolves and a new company will reorganize to operate on different lines in Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wis
Paper Trust
United States
St. Paul
George A. Whiting
General Paper Company
Frank B. Kellogg
James M. Beck
Twentythree
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
St Paul
Pulisham
Yellow Journal
Genera Paper
Appleton
Jas A. Kimberly
Milwaukee
Kimberly
Man Efect Red
Alleged Bribe Attempts Linked to Standard Oil Inquiry
Witnesses report men claiming to act for the Standard Oil Company approached within thirty days to offer silence for payment. Decatur dealer M Maxon testified the figures warned of “loss of gallonage” and “annoyance” to Standard Oil, with letters to executives promising retribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Qi
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. Maxon
Decatur
Standard, CU
Maxon
la Vorge
The
Standard
la Forge
Trust
C. B H. Hand
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Eddy
Eddy, Haic, & Wetten
Springfield
Federal court filing schedule outlined for case actions
The deadlines specify answers due on the first Monday in June, filings in federal court by the first Monday in July, and replication by the first Monday in August. Three months are allowed to take testimony by deposition or before a master, with demurrers and other bills possible in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amicable Dialogue Marks Russian Parliament Session
In St. Petersburg on May 12 Emperor Nicholas granted Professor Mouromtsef a pardon and met with him as tension eases between the emperor and the national parliament. The lower house discussed procedure and credentials as officers were elected while the empire’s council opened with Count Solsky presiding and Count de Witte present as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Abo V Petechof
Mouromtsef
Lower Houtse
Fmlf
Council of the Empire
Count Solsky
Count de Witte
Bechtel Found Not Guilty in Northwestern Case
Minneapolis May 12 The jury acquitted Bechtel in the WW Bechtel case charged with using Northwestern National Life Insurance funds for personal debts and lacking proper accounting He formerly led the company and the trial lasted five days Bryan Might Run Again St Louis May 12 M C Wetmore says Bryan in Egypt will not seek another nomination unless circumstances demand it and time decides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
WW. F. Bechtel
Bechtel
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bryan
St. Louis
M. C. Wetmore
W. J. Bryan
Egypt
Baseball Scores From May Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
Chicago defeated by St Louis 4 to 8 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2 to 0 in the National League. American League games included Detroit’s 4 runs at Washington and Cleveland’s 6 at New York, with other scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
At &St. Louis
Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Rath
Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Spatjetomeenete
Penne
Kansas Ciy
Attack on the Drug Trust Subpoenas Served in Indiana
Subpoenas in chancery are being served in Indiana in the United States against about 100 defendants in the drug trust case filed in federal court. Eight residents of the state are among those served, with others notified by the U S marshal’s office in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United
TWO RAILWAYS FACE INQUIRY FOR SHORT HAUL DISCRIMINATION
Indiana railroad board moves to enforce unjust discrimination statute against Monon and Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroads. Attorney General Miller to institute proceedings after shipper complaints allege higher charges for long hauls not permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Railroad Commission
Charles W. Miller
Monon
Commission
Demonstration Ends With Car Wreck In Indiana
In Terre Haute Carl Fisher of Indianapolis wrecked a $5,000 auto during a May 12 demonstration for Fred B. Smith. Four occupants were thrown into the air, injuries minor, and Smith’s check returned. Also reports of multiple marriages and a swift elopement in nearby towns. A quake-like rumble woke Petersburg residents at 12:45 am. In Terre Haute a lawyer assaulted the prosecuting attorney in a public office dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Carl Fisher
Indianapolis
Fred B. Smith
Merchants’ Distilling Company
Smith
J. W. Thompson
Southern Indiana Railroad
Fisher
Ind
Charles C. Whitlock
James C. Cooper
Whitlock
Cooper
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Oxfords
Florheim
Gerbers
Fiswee
J. Keller
Company
W. 8. Johnston
Osteopathic
American School OF Osteopathy
First National Bank
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Hotel Reyher
State Medical Board
United State Association of Osteopathy
William
Williams Mfg. Co
Prop’s., Q
O. P. Raber
Druigatore
Eea
Germany
Ing, Kalsomine
A.r.otis
South Main
Kendalville
Oil Trust
Carl Schurz
Secretary of the Interior
Buletin
Carl Bcrurz
Duma
de Witte
Kot
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Paris
Washington City
Foley
Indiana
E. J
State Railway Board
Railways
Cor P Atnis
Chargug Wee Fort Short Tan
Muncie
Marie Hamilton
Edward Hamilton
Cupid
Princeton
Wabash
George Rybee
May Brown
Mount Carmel
James Brown
Brown
Bybee
Petersburg
A. J. Strauss
Patton
Patton Paint CO
Cline Bros. Lumber Co
Central Union Telephone Company
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Katy
Land of Opportunity
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Hannibal
Kansa City
Junction City
Galvestom
Sam, Antonio
Shreveport
Territories
Ty the Aportans
Sullivan's Studio
Plotow ‘Bus
Wm. Flotow
William Floto
B. Baughman
Kelly
Chas. Kresse
D. H. Drake
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