Distillers Win Branding Case In Revenue Marking Fight
United States Judge A C Thompson granted a temporary injunction against enforcing the new internal revenue rules for marking distilled spirits. The Clifton Springs Distilling Co and Union Distilling Co argued enforcement would cause irreparable loss, claiming long use of certain marks protects buyers from deception. The demurrer was overruled and a restraining order allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. C. Thompson
Bettman
Clifton Springs
Sater
Lurton
Union Distilling
Huff
St. Louis
Thompson
Bar Association Elects Officers at Banquet
The Bar Association held a banquet with officers elected in attendance including Kern and Watson. Aind was mentioned in the report as part of the event coverage.
Board Hears Kicks On Miles Street Improvement
The Board of Public Works postponed action on Miles street improvement at Riverside park east end amid opposition from five property owners and a single proponent. Only two thirds supported the Riverside park lavatory project with bids from Frank Wendling at 1194 dollars and Cramer and Linquist at 1398 dollars.
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Board of Public Works
Miles Street
Riverside Park
Frank Wendling
Cramer
Linquist
Special Train to Cincinnati Notification
Special train service to Cincinnati announced with details pending official timetable. Indicates potential schedule changes and passenger advisories for arrival and departure points along the route.
Indiana Editors to Aid Taft Rally With Special Train
Indianapolis July 21 Arrangements are complete for a special Taft notification ceremonies train to Cincinnati leaving July 28 at 6 30 am with stops at Rushville Connersville and Liberty arriving back in Indianapolis July 29. Fare round trip is 2 25. Indiana editors will travel together and Taft will meet Indiana newspapermen.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
Marion Club
Indianapolis Union Station
Rushville
Connersville
Liberty
Arive
Indiana Republican
Taft
Indiana
Sinton Hotel
Douglas favored as next chairman of Democratic committee
Fairview Nebraska July 21 reports indicate former Governor William L Douglas of Massachusetts is the likely new chairman of the Democratic committee. G F Williams departed for the east after meeting with Mr Bryan and it is believed he discussed the post with Douglas following the Denver convention.
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Associated Press
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Democratic Committee
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
G. F. Williams
Bryan
Williams
Denver
Douglas
Apperrancoe
Gor Terro Tricualas
National Committee
Chicago
Indiana State Bar Elects Officers At Banquet
The Indiana state bar association elected officers in Indianapolis with Dan W. Sims of Lafayette as president and John T. Doe of Indianapolis as vice president. A banquet followed as speeches were delivered by John W. Kern James E. Watson John E. Lamb and Henry Vinton.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
State Bar Association of
Indiana
John W. Kern
James E. Watson
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Henry Vinton
Lafayette
Dan W. Sims
John T. Doe
Frank E. Gavin
George H. Batchelor
George Shirts
Noblesville
Wiliam L. Putnam
Portland
Maine
W. H. Whittaker
State Reformatory
Qur
State
Foresters Elect Officers At Annual Convention
The United Order of Foresters held its annual convention in St Paul Minnesota on July 21 electing officers. Named were Supreme Ranger R C Sherrard of Chicago Supreme Vice Ranger J B McGillan of Duluth Supreme Secretary George W Blann of Milwaukee and Supreme Treasurer Wm A Stoltz of Indianapolis Inner Woodward L D Collins and Kinsbury Indiana among others.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
United Order of Foresters
Supreme Ranger
R. C. Sherrard
Chicago
J.B. McGillan
Duluth
George W. Blann
Milwaukee
Wm. A
Stoltz
Indianapolis
Inner ‘Woodward
Kinsbury
Ind
Taft notification day plans in Cincinnati described
Cincinnati crowds expected from Indiana Kentucky Illinois and nearby states for Taft notification day on July 21 with fireworks boat rides speeches and brass bands. The committee lays out platforms reviews stands and ticketed ground at the Taft residence on Pike street for Taft to receive notification and deliver his acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Gustave W. Drach
Wm. H. Taft
Taft
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati Citizens' Committee
Dissension Among Cubs Quarrels Spill From The Club
Reports say players of the Chicago Cubs are clashing internally as tensions rise. Observers note private disputes and friction affecting team morale ahead of upcoming games.
Rumors Fly Over World Champions Inside Slump
Reports allege internal dissension among World Champions blaming slump that has left West Siders third in the NL pennant race. Players deny trouble while rumors persist from supposed friends of several teammates as fans weigh the claims.
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Eat One
Usto
West Siders
Eusily
Three Die in Premature Blast Near Summit Cut
Shippensburg PA July 21 three men killed when blasting rock at the Summit Cut of the Cumberland Valley railroad caused by a premature explosion. Two more men fatally injured and ten seriously hurt in the accident. Local authorities investigate the blast site.
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Associated Press
Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley
Here
Not One Complaint by Newspapers on AP Service
Melville E. Stone, General Manager, praises Associated Press staff for two national conventions. He commends their prompt, intelligent, and comprehensive reporting. He notes reporters worked long hours under trying circumstances with no complaints from newspapers.
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New York
Associated Press
Melville E. Stone
A Merry Family Party Sets Sail On Mayflower
President Roosevelt and family embark on the Mayflower yacht from Sagamore Hill for a Newport voyage to attend a summer conference at the United States naval college. The roosevelt party includes Mrs Roosevelt and children with staff and secret service as the ship sails through Long Island Sound. The plan is to reach Newport by tomorrow morning with a 9 15 arrival at the naval training school.
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Roosevelt
Kermit Rosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Emlin Roosevelt
Secret Service
Executive Office
Newport
Naval Training School
John P. Merrill
Naval War College
Naval General Board
Admiral Dewey
The
Naval College
Naval
World Record Again Broken at Olympic Games
Marvin Shephard of the Irish American club won the 800 metres setting a new Olympic record and later ran the half mile faster than the prior world mark. Harry Porter captured the high jump title, clearing six feet three inches and pushing toward the world record before missing it by a fraction. Strong American attendance and success highlighted a day of record performances and large crowds at the stadium.
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Gland
Kilpatrick
New York
America
Harry F. Porter
Stadium
Porter
Not Fit for Food Says Dr Harty
Dr. Harvey Wiley of the Department of Agriculture says benzoic acid and benzoate of soda should be excluded from foods after a prolonged investigation to determine the safety of the food preserving agents.
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DR. Harty
Associated Press
Washington
Harvey Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Trook Case Appeals in Embezzlement-Tied Trial Arroyo
State vs Oren H Trook appealed in Miami circuit court after dismissal over legal point on verify and oath words. Clerk to file transcript with appellate court. case linked to Converse bank failure and embezzlement charge. Also mentions Wiley poison squad and health disturbances from certain foods.
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Oren H. Trook
Peru
Trook
Miami
Converse Bank
Frith
Six Grand Rapids players quit to miss Dayton trip
Six players from Grand Rapids Central League team refused to travel to Dayton citing unpaid salaries. Reports say the holdouts joined the team later, amid chatter about an elephant gift offer from Rhode Island promoter W W Powers. Other items note Catholic societies debates and a planned A O H convention in Boston.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dayton
Senator Hemenway Returns From Mackinac Island Vacation
Senator Hemenway arrived in Booneville Indiana after a two week vacation at Mackinac Island as guest of Tobe Hertz. He traveled with Speaker Cannon and W B McKinley of Illinois. He declined to comment on the western management of the Republican headquarters in Chicago and spent part of the day on his farm.
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Associated Press
Booneville
Ind
Hemenway
Mackinac Island
Tobe Hertz
Cannon
W. B. McKinley
Illinois
Chicago
Taft to deliver major Cincinnati speech before notification
Roosevelt to review Taft campaign speeches in advance. Taft plans a two day trip from Hot Springs to Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill with secretary Mr Carpenter then on to New York before heading to Cincinnati. speech may run about 12000 words and cover key campaign topics.
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Oyster Bay
Taft
Carpenter
Parade Highlights National Hibernians Convention Action Today
Delegates at the Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention in Indianapolis attend a monster parade with rifles from multiple cities. National President Matthew Cummings faces a reelection challenge from J E Dolan as debates loom on electing a new national secretary. Tomorrow focuses on a national insurance scheme replacing state plans and further convention work.
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Rade
Tomlinson Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hibernians
Cummings
Maurice Donnelly
Indianapolis
Chatard
Donnelly
Matthew Cummings
J. E. Dolan
New York
James T. Carroll
Columbus
O. Carroll
Richard McGinn
Paterson
N. J
John O'Day
Philadelphia
James T. McGinnis
Pennsylvania
Pythian Building
Ladies
Board of Trade
Mrs. Robert Meyers Dead
Mrs. Robert Meyers of Fort Wayne, aged years, prominent in social and music circles, died in Kokomo today. The death was reported by the Associated Press.
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Robert Meyers
Associated ‘Press
Kokomo
Ind
Roert Meyer
Mus
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W. H. Taft
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Frank H. Hitchcock
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