Drug Trust Suit Filed Against National Druggists Group
Indianapolis May 10 United States Attorney Joseph B Kealing filed in the U S circuit court a bill of complaint at the direction of Attorney General Moody alleging violation of the anti trust act. The National Association of Retail Druggists and related groups are named with claims of unlawful restraint of trade across states. The suit seeks a permanent injunction to halt any act restraining trade or commerce.
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Indianapolis
Joseph B. Kealing
United States
United States Circuit Court
District of Indiana
William H. Moody
National Association of Retail Druggists
Moody
Washington
Congress
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
District of Columbia
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
National
Tripartite Proprietors
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
National Association
C. C. Bombaugh
National Wholesale Druggists
Tripartites Proprietors
Harvard Reiterates Football Return After Board Vote
Harvard college overseers vote to resume football after a postseason ban citing brutality concerns. Fifteen board members favor continuation while nine, including President Eliot, oppose the move. The decision ends a period of discontinued play and signals a return to the sport at Harvard.
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Harvard
Boston
Harvard College
Eliot
Baseball Scores from National and American Leagues
National League game at St Louis ended Chicago 2. American League action at Chicago produced 50 to 3 as St Louis won 6 to 4 in Spot.
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St. Louie
Chicago
St. Louis
Break in Witte Relations With Czar Evident in Parliament Omission
St Petersburg May 1 report confirms a formal severance between Count Witte and the czar. An announced council list omits Witte, signaling royal slight or his withdrawal from public life. Witte is said to depart soon for a foreign country amid Russia’s new parliamentary birth.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Council of the Empire
Jist Count Witte
Count Witte
Embezzlement Trial of Bank Clerk Greenfield
Edwin S. Greenfield head clerk of Harrison Snyder & Son in Philadelphia was arrested on charges of embezzling over 190000. He confessed and cooperates with the firm to fix its books as bail set at 10000 and his case awaits hearing. Greenfield, about thirty, has a wife and two children and rose from office boy to trusted position. The firm believes the loss may exceed 125000 and could reach 175000.
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Philadelphia
Edwin S. Greenfield
Harrison Snyder & Son
Greenfield
Banking
Longshoremen Strike Settled On Lakes Basis
In Cleveland on May 18 President Keefe of the Longshoremen's union and labor representatives agreed the lakes strike is settled. Dock workers will return to work on the basis of last season's wages pending a further conference.
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Cleveland, O
Keefe
Longshoremen's Union
Fast Train Ditch Near San Jose Kills Tramp
A Southern Pacific Overland Limited train running fifty miles an hour derailed seven miles south of San Jose California. A tramp was killed and thirty to forty passengers, mostly Chinese, sustained injuries of varying severity.
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San Jose
Cal
Edenvale
Pactic Overland Limited
Weathouml
Senator Dick Proposes Bronze Medal Honor for Lincoln Era Soldiers
Washington May 10 Senator Dick introduces a bill to issue a bronze medal of honor to each surviving veteran who enlisted under President Lincoln in the first call for seventy five thousand nine hundred troops.
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Washington
Lincoln
Bidin Pasha of the Archipelago Dies in Istanbul
Constantinople reports the death of Bidin Pasha the vali of the archipelago due to apoplexy. The notable official governed the Aegean islands and his passing ends a long tenure with naval and administrative duties.
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Constantinople
Bidin Pasha Vali
Archipelago
Aegean Sea
Infamous Nitro Device Found Under Governor Folk Office
An infernal machine was discovered under the window of Governor Folk’s office in Jefferson City Missouri. A lawn mower artifact triggered a nitroglycerin loaded device with a dynamite cap tube. Had it been struck it would have blown the governor and much of the capitol into the Missouri river.
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Jefferson City
Sharp fighting near Nuluya river reported from Port Said
Port Said May 10 reports sharp fighting on the Nuluya river banks between the pretenders forces and the sultan s troops. The sultan s forces attempting to cross the river suffered about thirty dead and many wounded.
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Port Said
Mobocco
Nuluya River
Senate Backs Compromise on Coal Transportation
Washington May 10. The senate approved a modified Elkins provision on divorcing production from transportation of coal and other goods, while voting down Lafollette’s long and short haul amendment. Debate touched on coal routes to the Philippines and navy purchases, with limited success for a $5 to $6 per ton transport cap.
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Washington
Senate
Keavn
Elkins
McLaurin
Lafollette
Bailey
Warner
Mr. Elkins
McCumber
Detectives Seize Papers From Mutual Life Office
Detectives from the district attorney's office took possession of account books canceled checks and one document from the Mutual Life Insurance supply department. Jerome and assistants examined the papers at the criminal courts building believed to be data for the special insurance grand jury.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Criminal Courts
Jerome
Special Insurance Grand Jury
Eye on the McCurdys in Insurance Investigation
District attorney officials say Richard A. McCurdy former Mutual Life president and his son Robert H McCurdy will be available when needed in the Jerome led inquiry. They deny reports that Robt H McCurdy is in the country while the father remains in Europe.
Death May Quash Indictment
Parkersburg West Virginia May 10 United Press story reports that death may quash an indictment charging three counts of larceny against J.M.E. in unspecified proceedings.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered Free Trial at Home
A medical advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Care as a painless at home remedy for piles avoiding surgical operation. It promises instant relief and permanent cure with suppositories, offering a free trial by mail and a 50 cent full treatment from drugstores or by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Sara Care
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
National and World Briefs Highlight Turbulent Times
Senator Arthur P. Gorman faces a critical moment as reform and tax policy mix with government suits against the drug trust. Nicaraguan foreign minister Aldolfo Altamirano is assassinated, sending regional shockwaves. Taft pushes Philippine tariff revival while William G. Hornhinower resigns from New York Life board. Cold, frosty wheat belts boost Chicago market as building activity resumes after a ten day pause. Russian national parliament opens amid imperial and representative gatherings.
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Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Aldorfo Altammirano
Servenry Taft
William G. Hornhinower
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Chicago Board of Trade
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe for Children
The product Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can be given to children. It is sold by O0 D Knoefel.
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Foley
Knoefel
Rochester rector Crapsey heresy trial ends in Batavia
The ecclesiastical court that tried Dr. Algernon A. Crapsey of St. Andrews Rochester has finished its work. A verdict was reached and the findings were signed and sent to Bishop Walker in Buffalo. Only after Bishop Walker reviews the verdict will official details be released.
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Batavia
N. Y
Algernon A. Crapsey
St. Andrews Church of Rochester
Walker
Buffalo
Crapsey
Imperial family moves to Peterhof palace
The emperor and empress with their children have been moved from Tsarskoe Selo to the Peterhof palace in St. Petersburg.
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Peterhof
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Peterhof Palace
Indiana Masons Temple in Indianapolis Burned for $50,000 Loss
Fire gutted the Indiana Masonic Temple on Washington Street and Capitol Avenue, with an estimated loss of $50,000. Officials say the blaze likely started from crossed electric wires in the garret, firefighters risking entry as debris blocked exits and crowds gathered. No deaths occurred, and damage was concentrated on the fourth floor with water damage below.
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Indianapolis
Temple of the
Indiana Grand Lodge
A. M
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
Grand Lodge
Knights Templar Meet Opens Three Day Conclave at Winona Lake
The Knights Templar of Indiana begin a three day conclave at Winona Lake and Warsaw with social events and extensive grounds layout. Prize drills are planned and Eastern Star women are guest participants in the entertainment program through Friday.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Knights Templar of
Indiana
Warsaw
Grand Commandery
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Fire damages Eastern Indiana hospital in Richmond
Fire caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the Eastern Indiana hospital in Richmond. Forty patients in the women’s hospital building were removed without difficulty after the blaze was found. The employer’s rapid action prevented major destruction, though upper parts suffered and water seeped through the ceiling.
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Richmond
Ind
Eastern Indiana Hospital
Woman's Hospital
Gene sale note hints at Bel Da Sa Ree Cal event
A fragmented notice mentions a sale or transfer involving gene related terms and several place names including Bel Da Sa Ree Cal. The readable text implies an official sale action with local official references.
Insurance Firms Promise Quick San Francisco Losses Payment
San Francisco May 10 Insurance companies announced they would promptly pay fire losses. The move aims to boost general circulation and aid banks and policy holders. Salvage work may resume as claims remain secure, and demolition contractors await the policy.
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San Francisco
Citizens’ General Committee
General Committee
Arbitration Proposed by Chicago Operators Amid Roosevelt Plan Talks
Chicago May 10 Yesterday after noon session of the com operators of Illinois Indiana and Ohio discussed how to present their arbitration plans to President Roosevelt. No decision reached the Ohio group met in executive session to decide the concerted associations endorsement.
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Chicago
Illipois
Indiana
Ohio
Roosevelt
Illinois
Washington
J. W. Winder
Columbus
City Court News Thomas Rochester Arrested For Unlicensed Peddling
Thomas Rochester was arrested in the morning by Patrolman Fess on a charge of peddling without a licence.
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Thomas Rochester
Fess
Market Report Shows Grain and Livestock Prices in Indianapolis
Prevailing prices at leading markets in Indianapolis include Wheat wagons at 85c, No 2 at 80c, Corn No 2 at 50 1/2c, Oats No 2 mixed at 32 1/2c. Hay prices range Clover 7.00 to 8.00, Timothy 11 to 14, Millet 7 to 8. Receipts total 4,500 hogs, 1,300 cattle, 190 sheep. horses receipts higher with strong demand especially for heavy art horses, prices for heavy horses from 150 to 190, Southern horse values 600 to 725.
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Indianapolis
Local permits and notices from Spring to Main
ADDITIONAL LOCALS O W and H G Sloen granted permit by City Clock Busl to erect a cottage on Spring between and Silver street at a cost of 950. Frank D Kraft son of Mr and Mrs Gus Kraft Cherry street to attain Bowling tomorrow. Trinity M E church foreign missionary society to hold annual shank offering Sunday morning. Mrs Dr Stevens returned missionary to address. Mr Newland T DePauw living on summer plantation in Virginia introduced to President Roosevelt by Senator Beveridge. Petition for brick alley between Fitts and State from Oak to Main not granted today. Glenwood Park Rink closing for weather then to reopen. surface being scraped. Paul Lyons died last night at 626 West Main street after extended illness aged nearly nine years. He wore brace due to spine injury since infancy and was a favorite at Holy Trinity Catholic church.
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O. W.and
H. G. Sloen
City Clock Busl
Spring Between
Silver Street
Men's Foreign Missionary Society
Trinity M. E
Dr. Stevens
Newland T. DePauw
Virginia
Weekington
United States
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Fitts
State
Oak
Main Street
Paul
Aed
John J. Lyons
West Main Street
Eis
Jared
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Personal Mentions and Visits Across Cities
George W. Smith was summoned to a town by his brother. Wolfe traveled to Birmingham and Knoxville yesterday. William Groce moved to New Orleans to set up machinery for Albany Manufacturing. Mr and Mrs Bea visited Albuquerque and met Mr and Mrs Renbee in Greenville. They are in the city for their son John K. Mais at the post office. Mrs Joba White of Hin Ee was noted.
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George W. Smith
Gesetville
Wolfe
Yasterday
Birmingham
Knoxville
William Groce
Albany Manufacturing Company
Bea
N. M
Renbee P
Greenville
City
John EK. Mais
Joba White
Hin
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