Pamphlets Highlight Indiana Local Option and Governors' Messages
The Indiana State Library issued two pamphlets under Demarchus C. Brown and C. B. Lester. One outlines local option and anti liquor laws by state and unit type. the other indexes Governors' messages from 1816 to 1851, aiding lawmakers in evaluating taxation waterways institutions gambling lotteries and more.
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Indiana
C. B. Lester
Legislative Reference Department
State Library
Alabama
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Delaware
Forida
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Ohio
Arizona
Kentucky
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Trial by jury attack sparks court integrity debate
The passage portrays demand for jury trials as an assault on court integrity and mirrors a call for universal injunctive impartiality in all judicial proceedings. It argues that basing injunctions on industrial disputes would erase independent equity.
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van Cleve
Bryam
Railroad Shops in Darkness at Canadian Pacific
Associated Press reports Winnipeg electrical workers strike leaving all Canadian Pacific Railway shops dark. Three coach loads of strike breakers from St Paul and Chicago arrive, with Japanese, Italians, and Galicians noted in yards. Hundreds more mechanics expected from Pacific Coast and New England states. Also news of a seal storage house burn at North Bay, Ontario.
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St. Paul and
Chi
Three Die in Molten Metal Explosion at Enameling Plant
An urn of molten metal exploded at the National Enameling and Stamping plant in St. Louis killing Michael Malick, Joseph Kersey, and Michael Naira. Fifteen workers escaped with injuries as tons of molten metal sprayed the area. gas filled the room forcing a ten minute delay before rescuers could reach the victims.
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St. Louis
Michael Malick
Joseph Kersey
Michael Naira
Wall Street Wreck: Eastman Arraigned in Chicago
Robert E Eastman a New York broker was arrested on a fugitive warrant for allegedly diverting firm funds and was arraigned in Chicago with the hearing postponed to August 10. His bail set at 40000. He was jailed at Harrison Street Station sharing a cell with two vagrants and blamed himself for his downfall.
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Chicago
Robert E. Eastman
New York
Eastman
Harrison Street
Wall Street
Girl rescues father from blaze in daring cellar dash
Seven year old Adeline Delisi risked her life entering a burning cellar to reach her father Dominic Delisi who was overcome by smoke. She dragged him upstairs to safety despite facial burns and after checking for a gas leak with a lighted match an explosion and fire followed.
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Philadelphia
Adeline Delisi
Dominic Delisi
Delisi
Open Season at Nelson Theatre Opens With Sure Shot Sam
Sure Shot Sam opened at the Nelson Theatre to a fair crowd last night. The blood and thunder melodrama ran until midnight with many on stage deaths and a near all characters killed in the finale, while new scenery hindered performance.
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Nelson Theatre
Nelson
Envoy Captured by Young Turks Sworn to New Regime
London report from Sofia says a Sultan envoy captured at Adrianople by the Young Turks was compelled to swear fidelity to the new regime. He carried a letter to the Sultan warning he remained under suspicion and would be mercilessly dealt with if he did not change. The letter demanded the Sultan dismiss his harem and live in European fashion with one wife.
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London
the Times
Sofia
Adrianople
Cardinal's Illness Fueled by Fruit Suspected
The report notes Lent's temperature at 100 degrees and the attending physician attributes the attack to fruit eaten by the Cardinal, predicting the illness will soon be overcome.
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Lent
Recommends Work of Pure Food Man at Mackinac Island
Vice-president Fairbanks spoke at the twelfth annual convention of state and national food and dairy departments. He praised the fight for a national pure food law and lauded Dr. Wiley of the federal bureau. Officers elected include Q. J. Emery president, H. E. Schucknecht and Wm. Allen vice-presidents, and R. M. Allen secretary.
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Association of State
National Food and Dairy Departments
Washington
Dr. Wiley
Federal Pure Food Bureau
Q. J. Emery
Medbury
Wis
H. E. Schuck
Electricians Plunge Paris In Darkness
Paris was plunged into darkness for two hours as electricians attempted a broad strike echoing 1907. The abortive maneuver followed a prefecture order shutting the labor exchange to federated unions in the Seine department amid recent disturbances.
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Paris
Revolutionary Laborites
Seine
Department of the Seine
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Minert Mary E funeral set for Saturday at two o clock officiated by Rev Simon burial Mount Hope. Farrell Mary B funeral this morning at nine from St Vincent church Rev Father Crosson interment Mount St Vincents. Marshall Mary Gertrude Marshall wife of John H Marshall of Chicago died yesterday while visiting Anoka arranged funeral at Seven Mile church Saturday interment Onward cemetery.
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Minert
Mary E
Simon
Mount Hope
Farrell
St. Vincents Church
Father Crosson
Mount St. Vincents
Attempted destruction of Cincinnati viaduct causes damage
Fifteen people were slightly injured as windows in houses and factories nearby were destroyed and the Harrison avenue viaduct sustained about ten thousand dollars in damage. The explosion, heard up to five miles away, occurred as the viaduct near completion and slated for transfer to the city.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Harrison Avenue
Missouri Pacific Reopens Locomotive Shops
The Missouri Pacific Railroad ordered the reopening of its locomotive shops in St. Louis Sedalia Fort Scott Atchison Osawatomie De Soto and Bar ing Cross. The move will provide employment for more than one thousand men.
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St. Louis, Mo
Missouri Pacific Railroad Today
St. Louis
Sedalia
Ft. Scott
Atchison, Osawatomie
de Soto
Baring Cross
Georgia Saloons Face Tax on Near Beer Sales
Georgia's legislature passed a bill in the house imposing a $200 tax on all saloons or restaurants selling near beer and a $300 tax on near beer manufacturers. The state prohibits beverages with more than 2 percent alcohol under the existing prohibition law.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Initiation of new members at Court of Honor lodge session
Several candidates were initiated at the regular session of the Court of Honor lodge last night. After initiation a social period followed with games and music and refreshments served.
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Court of Honor Lodge
Bread Upon the Waters Quotation Sparks Domestic Debate
A quoted exchange from Simplicissimus features a young wife urging generosity while her husband warns of risk. The dialogue frames a cautious view on casting bread upon the waters and potential wrecks from unintended consequences.
Kirkwall Collides Into Unknown Bark Off Cuxhaven
The British steamer Kirkwall of 1652 tons net owned by Mawson Shipping Newport England collided with an unknown bark off Cuxhaven in the North Sea last night. Two crew members were picked up by the Hamburg tug Simpson and brought to port. The fate of the remaining crew is unknown.
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Wall
Simpson
Kirkwall
Mawson Shipping Company
Newport
England
Jewelers Elect Officers of National Association
Cincinnati report notes the National Association of Retail Jewelers elected officers this afternoon. President J. P. Archibald of Blairsville Pa leads. first vice president Arthur E Paegel of Minneapolis Mn. second vice president Charles H Williams of Condon Oregon. secretary S Callison of Dexter Iowa. treasurer R C C Bernau of Greensboro North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
National Association of Retail Jewelers
J. P. Archibald
Blairsville
Arthur E. Paegel
Minneapolis
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Illness in Rome
Rome Aug 6 Cardinal Gibbons condition improved this evening after being brought to Rome from Castel Gandolfo for treatment of an intestinal disorder. Internal symptoms moderated and headache lessened as doctors monitor his health.
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Associated Press
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Castel Gandolfo
Botanical Youth in Park Corrects Plant Family
A gardener in the Tondon Globe notes a youth’s wrong guess about a plant in the park. The gardener bluntly states the plant does not belong to the ar butus family and that it belongs to the county council.
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Tondon Globe
Dorothy’s Double Beginning Sparks Two-Front Excitement
A witty remark notes Dorothy starts novels in the middle to create two problems to solve. It suggests excitement over both the unfolding ending and the unexpected opening, highlighting playful literary logic.
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Dorothy
A Chance Between Husband and Wife Revealed
A London Mail exchange frames a humorous domestic moment. A husband boasts of insatiable appetite, while his wife jokes about introducing their daughter to him, hinting at social satire.
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London Mail
The Average Man’s Way to Economize Quits SveAIDR Money
The fragment suggests a guidance about saving by stopping money loss and beginning a new approach. It reads as incomplete advice urging the reader to curb spending and start a different financial path.
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Sveaaidr
Dinwid die and Gary railway company formed to extend line
Extend railway to Gary Indiana from Jasper and Lake counties will cover twenty five miles. B G Gifford builder and owner of the Chicago and Wabash Valley railway is named president of the new company. Line to be completed this fall.
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Associated Press
Morocco
Ind
Wife Leaves Husband After Short Living Arrangement
Mrs. Montraville Simmons returned to Monticello after living with her husband less than a week. The Cass County couple, married two years, faced conflicts including threats with a revolver and two assault and battery cases. Simmons alleges he sold her chickens to buy beer, prompting likely new divorce action.
Idaho Democratic Convention Splits Over Dubois Faction
Wallace Idaho August 6 Democratic state convention divides with two factions the Dubois and anti Dubois each claiming votes and proxies. Anti Dubois reports 183 votes while Dubois has 115 with many delegates returning home.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Idaho
Heavy life insurance carried by seven men in U S
New York August 6 report shows seven men in the United States carrying life insurance of 1,000,000 and more, two with 1,500,000 and one with 4,000,000.
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New York
United States
Millionaire Life Insurance Totals Across Cities
The article notes James B. Colgate of 36 Wall Street holds the largest single policy in New York at 1.5 million dollars. Philadelphia’s 148 residents insure 33 million dollars, New York’s 491 residents insure 57 million, and Chicago has 185 millionaires with 245 million in coverage.
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James B. Colgate
Wall Street
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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