Bodies for Dissection Plan Pushed by Marion Co Coroner
Coroner elect Harry D. Tutewiler urges required delivery of pauper and friendless deaths to Indiana medical colleges for dissection. He proposes a state body commission to allocate bodies among six Indianapolis colleges, with undertakers paid and burial costs saved. He notes Marion County now supplies few bodies and cites health law limits on shipping.
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Marion County
Medical Colleges
Indiana
Tutewiler
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Zaplan
Medical College
Redine Colleges
Rious
Peevers
Amendments and new corporate filings in Indiana
Amendments to the Indianapolis, Lebanon and Fort Wayne Traction Company filed notify a name change to Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company with capital stock increasing from 25 000 to 2 500 000. Florence Oil Company of Marton incorporation with 20 000 capital and directors John H Mallaney R M Kiley W H Willis W Cammack and Joseph F Mallaney. The Fururance ency Company of South Bend articles of incorporation with 10 000 capital and directors Semon E Neff Thomas W Slick and J M. The Bicknell Oil and Gas Company with stock 10 000 listed.
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Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Traction Company
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Florence Ol! Company
Marton, Incorporated
John H. Mallaney
R. M. Kiley
W. H. Willis
W. Cammack
Joseph F. Mallaney
Fapurance Ency Company
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Ckme
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Bicknell Oil and Gas Company
Sherman anti trust enforcement bill passed in House
In Washington on December 17, Georgia Democrat Mr. Bartlett offered an amendment to appropriate 250000 dollars to enforce the Sherman act and prosecute violators. The amendment was accepted with support from both sides, Hepburn proposing a 500000 dollar version. The bill passed with the amendment, and related measures on statues and Philippine tariff adjustments were noted.
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Hepburn
Iowa
Charles Carroll
John Hansen
Maryland
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Attorney General
Cement of Justice
United States
Ways and Means Committee
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Insular Affairs Committee
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Colored man shot by Wright dies at hospital
Jesse Baker, a colored man shot by Herman Wright in Buckner's saloon on Indiana avenue Tuesday night, died at City Hospital at 12 30 this morning. Dr Jobes performed an operation locating and removing the bullet from his right groin. Baker had a gunshot wound in the abdomen from a separate incident and a deteriorated condition from prior illness. Wright, a Buckner's saloon porter, is held at the police station on assault with intent to kill. witnesses say he was justified. Baker had a long criminal record and saloon brawls in the colored district.
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Herman Wright
Buckner
Indiana Avenue
Jobes
Baker
West Ohio Street
Wade Hill
Fayette Street
Wright
Indianapolis
Indiana Industrial Associations Hold Meetings in Statehouse
The Indiana industrial associations schedule meetings in the Statehouse January 5 through 9 with rail fare set at one and one third for round trips. Delegates to the State Board of Agriculture will meet January 6 in Room 12 at 10 am to elect an executive committee and a secretary. Joshua Strange calls a Jan 9 evening meeting in Room 12 to discuss forming a state farmers congress per the Farmers National Congress request.
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Statehouse
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Charles Downing
Indiana State Association of Fair Managers
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana Aberdeen-Angus Association
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Comanies’ Union of Indiana
Indiana Swinebreeders’ Association
Joshua Strange
Farmers’ National Congress For
Farmers’ Congress
County Charities Board Recommends Family Living at Poor Farm
The quarterly report urges that married couples in the county poor farm be not separated and old people be allowed to live together in the asylum. County Commissioners are likely to direct Superintendent Harcourt to implement the change. The Board visited other institutions but proposed few management changes.
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Harcourt
E¢ Board of Charities
Lecture on Social Phases of Education at Benjamin Harrison School
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago will deliver the lecture this afternoon at 3 30 o clock to city teachers. The afternoon recess will be omitted and classes dismissed early so all teachers may attend.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Senate Passes Pension Bill and Urgent Deficiency Measures
The Senate approved the pension appropriation bill for 139 million and an urgent deficiency bill of 1.15 million, including 500 thousand to stamp out foot and mouth disease in New England. The militia debate continued with Mr Bacon opposing the reserved force. Adjournment was taken to Saturday after tributes for Senator Sewell. Additional items included Depew’s emergency currency bill and Hoar’s planned trusts regulation. First Lt Elmer J. Wallace ordered to exam for promotion and Lt Francis J. McConnell assigned to recruiting duty in Philadelphia. Leaves granted for several officers including Capt S D Freeman and Col Leon A Maule.
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Philadelphia
Robert L. Hirst
8. D. Freeman
Tenth Cavalry
Leon A. Mauile
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Claude B. Sweezy
Thirteenth Cavalry
Reciprocity treaty and copyright accord in senate notes
The Senate received a reciprocity treaty between Sadred Restos and Cul in executive session and sent it to the foreign relations committee without reading. Storer in Madrid reports the US Spain copyright accord of 189% is back in force through diplomatic notes. The Maine and Massachusetts fishery interests oppose the Hay Bond treaty with Newfoundland.
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Madrid
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Maine
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Trade, Industry, and Labor News Summary
Directors of AT&T declare a 4 percent quarterly dividend with a 4 percent extra. Ann Arbor Railroad reports a 5 to 7 percent wage increase, totaling a 10 percent rise in a year. Mercantile Trust elects Tarbell Ward and Edwin Gould as directors. Michigan salt output falls to 4,994,245 barrels, down 585,856 from 1901. Western railroads cut office salaries to offset high mechanical wages. American Locomotive declares 1.5 percent preferred stock dividend payable Jan 21, 1903. six months earnings reach $15,265,352, up $3,034,387 from 1901. Breaker Island steel plant workers laid off as U S Steel Corp buys plant for $1.5 million, likely idle. Farmers Co op Grain and Live Stock plans a Farmers Co op Shipping Association with 3200 elevators to operate in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Lincoln meeting set for Jan 22. Judge Pardee names A B Wheeler receiver for Magnolia and Warmoth sugar plantations in Placquemines parish after Laws note default. creditors threaten seizure.
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Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Leslie D. Ward
Prudential Insurance Company
Edwin Gould
Dunwell
Michigan
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Breaker Island
Albany
N. Y
Troy Steel Company
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Cincinnati
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End of De Baun Case Clears Store Keeper of Charges
Washington Dec 17 D F De Baun Terre Haute revenue office worker will keep his job as treasury solicitor dismisses charges of political assessments from civil service probe. Bonnell urged to push employer to avoid violating civil service laws while Holliday doubts a serious offense occurred. More notes on pensions headstones and postmaster appointments in Indiana and related federal matters.
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Terre Haute
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Bonnell
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Holliday
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Self
City News Notes Highlights Local Clerical Reappointments
L E Daniels of Laporte will continue as clerk in the office of W S Blatchley state geologist. The Ladies Aid Society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church plans a sale and social tomorrow with supper 6 to 8. The Presbyterian Church also hosts an annual fair and supper tomorrow at the corner of Alabama and Nineteenth streets. A county council special meeting is set for Dec 26 to appropriate funds for officers whose terms end in January. Patrolman W P Smith was accidentally shot in the leg near the canal bridge. condition not serious. An anti liquor league state meeting is planned for Jan 13 with letters to ministers. Three colored boys stole carpet bags from an express wagon on Tenth Street and Indiana avenue. arrested for petit larceny. Harry Bruner tried for obtaining money under false pretenses. civil action possible. Gen J R Carnahan returned from Washington on army post site talks with Secretary Root and General Corbin. Indianapolis eyed as ideal army post location. plan to assist General McArthur on inspection trip.
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Vincent Pulliam
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Washington
H. C. Corbin
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Indianapolis
Arsenal
Carnahan
Root
Corbin
Technical Institute
General McArthur
McArthur
Chicago
Scranton Man Hurt In Saloon Fall
Harry Foy fifty three years old of Scranton Pa living with the Salvation Army in the city was thrown from a saloon at Senate avenue and Washington street last night. He struck the pavement sustaining a severe scalp wound that was sewed up and later reported not serious. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Scranton
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Gargantuan Sunny Jim ad sign dominates two 11 story blocks
New Yorkers faced a record 15416 square foot painting of Sunny Jim for FORCE, stretching across the north faces of two eleven story buildings. The towering figure measures 112 feet 6 inches tall with a 17 foot 6 inch hat and 16 foot broad brim, plus extraordinary features and a 42 feet 6 inch dog beside him.
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United States
United Kingdom
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Prominent Marine Corps General Nominated for Major General
Washington dispatch reports President nominates Brigadier General Commandant Charles Heywood of the Marine Corps to the rank of major general. The item also notes promotions in the revenue cutter service and war department approvals for officers and men to attend athletic contests without official leave, plus department sports events to be held at no cost to the government.
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Revenue Cutter Service
China
Secretary of War
Randall
Department of the Columbia
Department
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Senate
Porter cut in row over cold soup at saloon
Frank Nelson, a colored porter for Mike Traugott at 24 North Delaware street, was cut in the right temple yesterday morning by Charles Hayes who rooms above the saloon. Hayes escaped. Nelson's injury is not serious. The dispute began over Nelson serving Hayes a bowl of soup said to be cold. Hayes allegedly threw a butcher knife, striking Nelson's head.
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Mike Traugott
Delaware Street
Charles Hayes
Nelson
Hayes
Andijan Destroyed by Earthquake in Russian Turkestan
A powerful earthquake leveled Andijan in Ferghana, Russian Turkestan, today. The city with about 30 000 residents was ruined, deaths unknown, and starvation feared as shocks reached New Marghelan and nearby villages. A railway line and infrastructure were damaged while aid, food, and clothing are being dispatched.
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Russian Turkestan
Andijan
Ferghana
New Marghelan
Court waits as new Indiana judge sworn in
Noble C. Butler, clerk, announced that no judge was present as the President signed the commission of A. B. Anderson, the new associate, closing the term. Anderson would be sworn in by Mr. Butler, but no business occurred due to absence of a judge.
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Weather director Blythe retracts snow flurry remark
Weather director Blythe says his statement about secretly seeding snow was a mistake. He points to a weather map published Tuesday morning at 10 showing snow flurries forecast for the evening and defends his Tuesday coverage as accurate.
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