Tuberculosis Demonstrations At Indiana Veterinary Meet
Indiana delegates witnessed the slaughter and display of five carloads of cattle infected with tuberculosis at the State Veterinarians association meeting in Indianapolis. Dr J M Wright led the TB tests assisted by Mattatall with photographs kept for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Veterinarians’ Association
State Biological Laboratory
Fair Grounds
J. M. Wright
Chicago
United States
Mattatall
East St. Louis
A. T. Peters
Paul Jackiness
Lincoln
Neb
J.M. Wright
Phil ‘B. Haner
The
Livestock Commission
Dyson
A. J. Lovejoy
Roscoe
Frank D. Whipp
B. R. Burroughs
State Board of Administration
Grace Luth- Aran
Court rules tax board may include outside relations in property valuation
Judge Charies Remster in the Marion circuit court sided with the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners allowing inclusion of a corporation's relations with adjoining states in its property valuation. Postal Telegraph Cable Co. plans to appeal after the board valued the wire mile at 45 dollars, totaling 424,764 dollars. The suit claimed Indiana taxation should not extend to outside relations. Attorney General Bingham noted control by Commercial Cable Co. via deed of trust to Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Charies Remster
Marlon Circuit Court
Remster
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Indiana State Board of Tax
Commissioners
Othr
Tax Board
Indiana
Bingham
Commercial Cable Company
Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Typhoid Fever More Prevalent in Southern Indiana
A state health report shows typhoid death rates higher in Indiana's southern division at 18.1 per thousand, with central 10.6 and northern 10.2. Diarrheal disease and overall death rates vary by region, while Dr. J N Hurty cites ongoing sanitary concerns and Dr William F King acts as field officer assisting local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
William F. King
Columbia City
State Board: of Health
Board
Harry
State House
King
Indianapolis school board reports 1910 expenditures and changes
The school corporation of Indianapolis spent 1 392 783 85 for the year ending July 1 1910. Receipts totaled 1 346 915 70, with a year end balance of 241 865 94. Salaries for teachers ran 628 439 06. Indebtedness stood at 1 189 000, down 21 000 from the prior year. Attendance at summer vacation schools rose, with 213 pupils ages six to fifteen. resignations were announced for three teachers and A Evelyn Newman was named English teacher. L S Ayres & Co offered a 50 000 catalpa tree gift to Arbor Day plantings funded by student cent contributions. the proposal was referred to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Corporation of
Inperi
F. L. Reissner
Board of School Commissioners
C.N. Kendall
Kendall
Arthur W. Dunon
Shortridge High School
Mary Dallas
Elizabeth Underwood
A. Evelyn Newman
Catalpa
Indianapolis
L. S. Ayres & Co
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Governor Addresses Boys Class Graduation Lineup
Governor speaks to the largest graduation class at Nicol ree grade. He compares life to a ball game, urging the Indiana class to face challenges with teamwork and optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicol Ree
Indiana
Adsdren
Woman Confesses to Killing Deputy OConnor in Jealous Rage
Springfield New Jersey Mrs. Frank Stout confessed to shooting Deputy State Game Warden John O Connor at his home after allegedly seeing him with her children and facing an alleged threat to her family. She is jailed awaiting grand jury action without bond. Frank Stout was released from custody.
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Springfield
Frank
Stout
O’connor
O'Connor
Werner
O 'Connor
Riot On Chicago Train Forces Abandonment Of Coaches
Five hundred attendees at Schoenhofen Brewing Company picnic at Columbia Park cause panic after a riot. Two men were shot and badly wounded as a train loaded with revelers was abandoned on tracks near Willow Springs, Wisconsin. Trainmen fled amid threats of lynching. Chicago officials dispatched reinforcements to move the stalled train to the city. The disturbance began from drunken hoodlums in a fistfight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schoenhofen -Brewing
Columbia Park
Wilow Springs
Wic
Indictments in Fraternal Tribunes merger case
Seven true bills returned charging twelve men and one woman in a Fraternal Tribunes merger case. Indicted are Dr A L Craig Robert Rexdale F Hatfield M J Franckel Miss Margaret McElwain Harold A Weld Otto L Caldwell M B Garber Thomas W Wilson Dr C H Walters S S McEwain George W Kenney K M Witham. Bail set at 12000 for Weld Whitham Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs County
Gest
Circuit ‘Court
Chicago
The
Fraternal Tribunes
Robert Rexdale
Rock Island
Fraternal Tribune
Harold A. Weld
Otto_L. Caldwell
Springfield
M. B. Garber
Washington
Thomas W. Wilson
C. H. Walters
McEwain
Auburn
George W. Kenney
K. M. Witham
Aledo
Supreme Tribune of
Fraternal ‘Tribunes
Grand
Home Circle
Tribunes
H. M. Whitham
Doctor Craig
Flames Sweep Multnomah Club Grounds In Portland Fire
A major fire along Washington Street in Portland destroys the Multnomah Athletic Club grand stand and gym area, with at least two deaths and many injuries. The blaze, starting in the Oregon Brush Company salesroom, razed ten acres including the athletic fields. 150 horses burned, and several stable workers missing. Foreman F. R. Price of United Carriage Company’s stable among the dead. a Prude listed as a helper. The exposition building fire line extended from Nineteenth to Twentieth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Multnomah Athletic Club
F.R. Price
United Carriage Company
Prude
Oregon Brush Company
Multomaha Club
Washington Street
Nineteenth Street
Roosevelt’s West South Campaign Itinerary Outlined
Former President Roosevelt announced a lengthy campaign schedule with speeches planned across the south and west. The itinerary lists stops from Cheyenne August 27 to Chicago September 8 and includes a Beveridge speech in Indiana October 13 with location not yet fixed.
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Oyster. Bay
N.Y
Hay--Field
Roosevelt
South
Cheyenne
Denver
Ossawotamle
Kan
Omaha
Sioux
Falls
Fargo
St.Paul
Milwaukee
Freeport
Chicago
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Peoria
Beveridge
Indiana
Indictment Proceedings Mention Judge Landis Case
Fragmentary notes reference a grand jury action in Chicago involving Judge Landis and an individual accused, labeled as an indictment matter. The readable text hints at a formal edict or judicial directive guiding the process, with unclear full details.
Grand Trunk strike threat details emerge in vote tally
Report notes 3,000 votes cast with Vermont site showing less than fifty opposed. If enforced, strike would cover passenger and freight conductors and brakemen switchmen baggage handlers. Strikebreakers sent from Chicago, about 800 in 48 hours to Grand Trunk points. Oyster Bay cites Roosevelt as possible mediator, though deny he agreed or was asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Central
Vermont
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Harper
Freed in share graft trial acquits key defendants
In Chicago, judge and jury cleared Michael H. McGovern Ralph A Bonnell city engineer John Ericson and Paul Redieske of conspiracy to defraud the city over shale rock extras in the Lawrence Avenue sewer project. The case ended as the statute of limitations expired with no further indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael H. McGovern
Ralph A Bonnell
Albert C. Barnes
John Ericson
Paul Redieske
Lawrence Avenue
Famous bank burglar dead at last after four years of peace
Langdon W Moore, known as Charlie Tannin the King of the burglars, dies in West Swansea New Hampshire after years of avoiding the law. He planned many heists including the Concord National Bank robbery with accomplice English Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Adams
Swansea
N. H
Moore
Concord ‘National Bank
Concord
Harry
Atlantic
Receiver Appointed for Col J M Guffey Leader and Coal Magnate
Pittsburg Pa news reports Col James M Guffey Democratic leader and national committee member faced financial trouble with a receiver appointed to manage his affairs. Estimated assets reach 17 million dollars against debts under 7 million. The issue centers on coal lands in West Virginia impeding liquidation.
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Pittsburg
James _M
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
West Virginia
Peoria Population Figures Show Notable Growth
Census data reveals Peoria’s 1900 population near 66 950, with 58 547 inhabitants in 1900 and 119 870 projected by 1910. Increase cited as significant, reflecting urban expansion and demographic shifts across peoria areas.
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Nanced
Cannon Attacks Insurgents as Heat Saps Energy
Speaker Cannon contends discontent among the people is shown by more than press complaints and denounces insurgents in Congress. He criticizes tariff opponents for misrepresenting schedules while defending the tariff law and rebutting Senator Bristow’s charges about the rubber schedule amid a heat affected address in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srug
Congress
Winfield
Chautauqua
Cannon
Bristow
Winfields
Clear Ballinger of charges by congressional committee
The majority of a joint congressional committee vindicates Richard A. Ballinger as a capable and honest official fit to lead the interior department amid a five month investigation. Names listed include Senators Nelson Flint Sutherland Root and Representatives McCall Denby and Olmsted. Minority members signaled disagreement with plans for reports due by September 10.
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Congressional Committee
Washington
Richard “A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Joint’ Congressional Committee
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Flint
Sutherland
Root
McCall
Mass
Denby
Mich
Olmsted
Madison
Kan
Purcell and
Fletcher
James
Graham
Prize cow Josephine beats six month milk record
Josephine, prize cow of the State College of Agriculture, leads the six month milk production race with a margin over the world record of 1 204 pounds about 150 gallons. She also owns the world records for one day and four months, producing 2960 pounds in a month and 110.2 pounds in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Josephine
State College of Agriculture
Roosevelt Advocates Suppressing Prize Fighting
Theodore Roosevelt says prize fighting should be abolished in every state in the Union. In an Outlook magazine editorial he lists friends and supports the end of professional boxing, though he enjoys the sport as a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New- York
Theodore
Outlook
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Promoted as Best Laxative
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic as a remedy for stomach biliousness and headaches. It claims the pills are the best laxative and cathartic and offers a free sample by mail from Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies in Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Ee Bad
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Tough Luck to President Dream for Prize Fighter
A reader voice laughs at a child’s ambition to become a prize fighter, noting the humorous mispronunciations and childlike certainty about future success as a guard against disappointment.
Land Boom Predicted in Wantland Colorado
Keen observers predict a big property boom in Wantland Colorado the new town at the center of the Little Snake River valley Routt County. A large irrigation system will irrigate 60000 acres of rich land. Land is being sold by the State of Colorado for 60 cents per acre under the Carey Act with water rights costing 35000 an acre in ten year payments. Sugar factories flour mills and canneries are possible industries. Full information from Routt County Colonization Company 1734 Welton St Denver Colo.
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Wantland
Colorado
Little
Snake’ River
Nalley
Routt County
State of
Routt County Colonization Company
Welton St
Denver
Colo
Alms and the Man from a Parish Priest Obituary
Mr Murphy recalls Father Flaherty as a good man who loved sinners and held hope for the poor. He notes the priest’s compassion patience and wisdom and tells how, at burial, the right arm stretched toward the needy, a sign of his lifelong charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
Murphy
Ananias
Mr. Murphy
Alfred and Gilbert Discuss Vacation Preferences at the Seashore
In a short exchange, Alfred asks about spending vacation at the seashore. Gilbert declines and suggests woods instead, while Alfred quips about preferring not to go to the shore.
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Alfred
Gilbert
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M. Wright
Fair’ Ground
Indiana General Assembly
Marshall
John “F. Sparnhurst
W. A. Spurgeon
Muncie
Legislative Council of the Allopathic School
W.N. Wishard
Sagamore Hill
Portland, Ore
Hatsea
Will
West
Col. J. M. Guffey
Clear Ballinger
Colo Orado
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