Heinze Refuses to Produce United Copper Books in Court
Federal Judge Lacombe orders the directors Sanford Robinson Carter Glass William J Curtis and Morris Abel to produce the United Copper Company books. Heinze president of the firm withholds books citing indictment. Directors plan to search vaults. Gifford rumored fled to Europe. Court sets Tuesday to report. crime may be pursued under state grand larceny and federal removal of books statutes.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
United States
Wise
Lacombe
United Copper Company
Sanford Robinson
Carter Glass
William J. Curtis
Morris Abel
Heinze
Gifford
Europe
Frederick Eckstein
Jerome
Still Improving Yet Irregular Trade Signals in May
Bradstreet's weekly review notes ongoing improvement in New York trade but cites weather and crop irregularities and mixed movements across trade and industry. House trade with jobbers and wholesalers remains quiet for the season, with clearance sales and liberal advertising only partly successful. Optimism grows for distant futures while immediate demand lags.
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New York
Bradstreet
Review of Trade
New York Chauffeur Guilty Of Manslaughter In Darrah Case
In New York on May 29 William E Darrah the chauffeur who ran down and killed eleven year old Ingeraard Trimble son of a Kentucky lawyer was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree. The maximum penalty is twenty years. The Madden Boyle Pouchut labor case jurors may be discharged if no verdict by today. Judge McSurely said the panel remained deadlocked. Washington sent reports that Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart left for Atlanta to examine the strike situation.
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New York
William E. Darrah
Ingeraard Trimble
Kentucky
Chiewwo. Ova
McSurely
Cailiffe
Post Office
Washington
Stewart
Atlanta
Catarrh Remedy Pe-ru-na Promoted Worldwide
The advertisement extols Pe-ru-na as the standard remedy for catarrh affecting the head throat lungs and more. It claims two hundred thousand U S cases annually and notes tablets are available for those who object to liquids.
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United States
Ministers Rebuke Charity Resolution At Assembly
In Denver on May 29 Presbyterians rejected a graded pension plan for superannuated ministers as charity. The nearly unanimous vote defeated the proposal and sent the matter to a special committee, with Dr Woward Agnew Johnson of Colorado Springs defending pensions as deserved support rather than charity.
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Denver
General Assembly
Board of Ministerial Relief
Board For
Strikes, lawsuits and tragedies shadow week in brief
Philadelphia street car men and trolley workers strike as injurious business failures rise to 205 the prior week and 265 the week before. A Briton named Trenderson, dating from New York, allegedly killed his daughter then died by suicide in Paris. Merrardt, a train brakeman from Pt Wayne, died when a Grand Rapids and Indiana passenger train hit an open switch at Sturgis Michigan. A Fort Thomas Kentucky resident, Miss Ali Hicks, was killed by private Harvey Dopnelly on a porch in a jealousy fueled shooting. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as a health tonic.
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Trenderson
New York
Paris
Merrardt
Wayne
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Raihoad
Sturgis
Mich
Fort Thomas
Miss Ali
Miss Ali@& Hicks was shot and instantly killed by Harvey Dopnelly
National League and American League Baseball Scores and Notes
Baseball scores from New York Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Kansas City St Paul Toledo Columbus Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Notable text on Glen Oak Okla exile and Dr King New Discovery claims curing lung disease after six bottles.
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Upeharch
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
Chase
Knoefel
Kilts Mer Foe Of 80 Years
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine calls dyspepsia her worst enemy for two decades after failing remedies and doctors until Electric Bitters cured her. At 70 she now eats anything and reports regained health and strength. Only 50 cents at Chas D Knoe fel's for indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble lame back female complaints.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Leme
Femsie
Chas. D. Knoefel
Night Miter at Work Again in Harrison County
A party of masked irate individuals visited Dean's Wistbooin of Clayeville in Harrison County, destroyed his tobacco beds and ordered him to plant corn. Washburn was beaten in his home a year ago, and risked whipping until unconscious as he showed independence before seeking to join an association. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a throat remedy.
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Lexington
Dean
Clayeville
Harrison
Washburn
Associatea
First Attempt to Move Freight Triggers Georgia Rail Attack
In Lithonia Georgia last night a freight train was attacked during the firemen's strike amid rising racial tensions. A negro fireman was involved and the engine carried him to Atlanta for safety as stones hit a cab window. the train was broken into three sections and the mail service disrupted. Authorities trace the incident to sympathizers. officials fear federal or state intervention to restore order.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Lithonia
Rogers Will Divides Wealth of Standard Oil Heir
The will of Henry N. Rogers admitted to probate leaves an estate valued at 50 to 75 million dollars to be shared by his four children and their heirs. Each child receives half of the residuary share at age forty, with the other half to be disposed of by will while income continues. The sole public bequest is 100000 to Fairhaven Massachusetts for school purposes.
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New York
Henry N. Rogers
Standard Or
Wall Street
Fairhaven
Mass
Rogers
Detectives Close In On Train Robbers Near Omaha
In Omaha on May 29 investigators trapped the last suspects tied to the Overland Limited robbery. Authorities found six large and two small registered mail pouches in Brown Park school attic, their contents rifled. Engineers Mickeljohn and Prawl identified Fred Tortensen and W. D. Woods as the men who boarded the engine and forced a stop.
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Omaha
Neb
Overland Limited
Brown Park
South Omaha
Fred Tortensen
W. D. Woods
Mickeljohn
Prawl
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Jail Cracked by Quake Shakes Bloomington Jail
Bloomington Ind May 29 quake damage forces jail reconstruction after inspection reveals brick walls split with man sized cracks and structure deemed unsafe. Official exam confirms extensive damage from Wednesday tremor.
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Bloomington
Ind
McLean County
Evansville Carmen Strike Shuts City Street Cars
Evansville Indiana May 29 union carmen of the city lines struck at midnight and began meetings at Central Labor Union hall. By daybreak they wore citizens clothing and urged non union conductors and motormen to stay off the cars. The company seeks police protection while the union plans public sympathy drives and a competitive bus service.
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Evansville
Ind
Central Labor Union Hall
Brennecke
Traction
Expected Adjournment of Illinois Legislature Delayed
In Springfield on May 29 the Illinois House, angered by senate treatment of house bills, tabled all senate bills on second and third reading. Minority Leader Browne led the attack with a fiery critique of the senate. The session is likely to continue next week without adjournment today.
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Springfield
Ill
House
Senate
Representatives
Browne
Vigorius
Licenses Stand as Court Rules in Marion Saloon Case
Marion Ind May 29 Judge Williams of the city court held the local option law not completed until after publication and saloon licenses issued before November were not affected by the ninety day clause. Eight saloon men who refused to surrender licenses will continue to operate until expiration.
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Marion
Ind
Julius Steede
Williams
Four highwaymen rob bank in Merrill and loot recovered
Merrill Wisconsin May 29 Four highwaymen entered the German American State Bank and held Cashier R C Ballstadt at gunpoint while a fourth thief entered the vault and took all money visible, likely over 1000 dollars. A posse pursued. two robbers were captured and the money, in a satchel, was found discarded near a brush pile. In Valparaiso Indiana May 29 Frank Hawbrook fifty died from blood poisoning after a turkey clawed his hand while he tried to capture the bird in a barnyard.
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Merrill, Wis
R. C. Ballstadt
Valparaiso
Ind
Frank Hawbrook
Hebron
Championship at Stoke Today
Memphis golfer Jack Edlington faced G. C. Oliver of Birmingham in the Southern golf championship final at the Memphis Country Club this afternoon after early rounds in Memphis Tenn. May 29.
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Stoke
Memphis
Tenn
Jack Edrington
G. C. Oliver
Birmingham
Memphis Country Club
Market Quotations from Indianapolis and National Grain Reports
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices across wheat corn oats hay and livestock noted with bids and receipts. Regional quotes include Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo with prices for wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Receipts show hogs 13000 cattle 2300 sheep 600.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
Emmerich Bank Shortage Tuzzles Indianapolis Officials
Max P. Emmerich, Capital National bank bookkeeper, has not appeared since last Saturday. Bank president Frank P. Stalnaker reports a roughly $10,000 shortage in Emmerich’s books, uncovered after a two to three year pattern. A Chicago detective agency and bank examiner J C Johnson are investigating.
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Indianapolis
Max P. Emmerich
Capital National Bank
Frank P. Stalnaker
Emmerich
Bond
Stalnaker
Chicago
J.C. Johnson
Whitecapping Incident Reported Near Rising Sun
Henry Deikman of six miles west of Rising Sun publicizes a whitecapping case. A farm tenant accused of stealing poultry was lured from his home, bound to a tree, and whipped with hickory switches by masked men. He received 100 lashes and was ordered to leave the county. The victim remains bedridden with two companions guarding him at night.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Henry Deikman
Deikman
Bradley Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
In Lebanon Indiana on May 29 a jury found James O Bradley guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced him to life imprisonment He was charged with killing his wife in Indianapolis last February The defense argued Mrs Bradley killed herself after being accused by her husband He said the blood on his clothes came from trying to take the knife after she cut her throat
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Lebanon
Ind
James O. Bradley
Bradley
Indianapolis
Prosecutor Changes Plan in Murder Case Over Delay
In Lafayette Indiana on May 28, Prosecuting Attorney Frank Kimmel filed a first degree murder affidavit against Elias Ray a millionaire farmer after authorities failed to arrest him for the death of Conrad Ortman a farm employee. Ray appeared in city court with his lawyers and was admitted to bail posting 25000.
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Lafayette
Ind
Elias Ray
Conrad Ortman
Ray
Frank Kimmel
Acquitted Without Defense Of Indiana Township Trustee
Francis M. Hardy, former Anderson township trustee, was acquitted without presenting any defense of a grand jury perjury indictment tied to his final report upon retirement in January. A second indictment for bribery remains with no trial date set.
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AsGereon
Ind
Francis M. Hardy
Anderson Township
Child Dies In Yard Accident At Tipton Farm
May 29 Tipton Indiana a two year old daughter of Add Redman a farmer seven miles southwest of the city pulled a prop from under a heavy chicken coop causing the coop to fall on the child’s neck the babe was found dead by the mother authorities reported accidental death in the farm yard casualty report
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Tipton
Ind
Add Redman
1912 Olympic Games Set for Stockholm Stadium
The 1912 Olympic Games are scheduled to take place in Stockholm Sweden with events across multiple venues. Organizers confirmed dates for opening ceremonies and competitions spanning track field swimming and team sports.
Tariff bills and heated sessions in Congress spark debate
Washington May 20 Specist Becoming dissatisfied with the dew progress being made with the tari bill Mr Aldrich intends to resort to night sessions to hurry schedules. Senators have used late sessions before but time is not saved. Heat in the capital pressures lawmakers, while discussion on veterans’ staffing and exhibits of merchandise unfolds. The article notes attempts to send delegates to London for an anti alcohol congress and jokes about climate impacts on cotton and oranges.
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Washington
Aldrich
Stacles
Congress
Bill
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Senate Military Affaires Committee
Butt
Permsons
Lodge
Massachusetts
Dolliver
Iowa
McCumber
Smoot
Utah
Scott
West Virginia
London
Frye
United States
Senate
Boesker
Ben
Uncle Joe
Rules Committee
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