Indiana canners meet to cut decayed matter in tomato products
About 150 Indiana canners gathered in Indianapolis to discuss reducing decay in tomato pulp catsup and tomato sauce. H E Barnard and Dr A W Bitting spoke on pure food laws and quality, urging elimination of skin pulp and safer materials to protect business and credit.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana ‘Canners’ Association
H. E. Barnard
Pure Food and Drug
A. W. Bitting
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
B. J. Howard
Micro-Chemical Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Howard
Governor Expresses Doubt on Ending French Lick Gambling
Governor Marshal questions whether Indiana can curb gambling in French Lick while Orange county sentiment remains. A letter from a French Lick attorney urges venue change in trials and notes constitutional shifts would aid prosecutions. The Orange county stance appears tolerant, viewing casino patrons as local contributors rather than a public harm.
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Marshal
India
French Lick
Orange
Indiana
Orange County
Plea to Revoke Dr McKinstry License in State Board Hearing
Dr W L McKinstry of South Bend faces a state medical board hearing as Dr A P Forbes Gammack admits he sought revenge while testifying against McKinstry. An affidavit filed with the board claims McKinstry obtained his diploma from the National Medical University and seeks revocation of his license.
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W. L. McKinstry
South Bend
State Board
A. P. Forbes
Gammack
Dr. McKinstry
Diaz Cabinet Resigns as Mexico War Crisis Grows
Mexico City reports the Diaz cabinet resigns in a crisis that officials say could trigger U S intervention to end the war. Insurgents under Francisco I Madero win a notable victory near Chihuahua routing federal troops with 160 killed and 40 captured. Washington orders U S consuls to probe reports of executions of four Americans at Chihuahua and Agua Prieta.
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Mexico City
Diaz
United States
Presidio
Jose Sceez
Ojinaga
Francisco I. Madero
Chihuahua
Washington
Agua Prieta
State Department
Mrs Cleveland Not to Wed Says Estate Official
New York executor S Hastings, handling Grover Cleveland estate matters, refutes a weekly society notice claiming Mrs Cleveland plans marriage. He states Dean West already has a wife and their son attends Princeton University.
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New York
Ss. Hastings
Grover, Cleveland
Train Robbery by Masked Bandits Near Coffeyville
Six masked bandits halted passenger train No 104 on the St Louis Iron Mountain line twelve miles south of Coffeyville Kansas for an hour and forty five minutes. They robbed the express car of valuables estimated around 20000 while passengers were terrified by rifle fire and incendiary blasts. No passengers were robbed as robbers moved to the mail baggage and express cars and forced clerks to lie beside the track. The engine crew were forced from the cab and the robbers disappeared after taking money and valuables.
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Coffeyville
Kan
St. Louis, Iron
Mlenapah
Ares
Lendpalm
Patten Faces Trial Over Federal Indictment
An interstate trade case moves to federal court as James A. Patten and associates challenge prior rulings. The circuit court overruled defense interpositions, and the indicted defendants include Eugène Scales Frank Havas William Brown and Robert Thompson.
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New
Srorke Tino Federal
Scorredy
Alos
Victory
Sistes Circuit Court
James A.pattent
Scales
Frank “B
Packers Lose Immunity Argument in Chicago Indictment Ruling
Judge Carpenter overruled the demurrer in the Chicago case against Louis Swift E F Swift Charles Swift Francis Fowler Edward Tilden J Ogden Armour Arthur Meeker Thomas Connors Edward Morris and Louis Heyman. The ruling limits immunity to acts before the 1906 Humphrey decision and covered no future unlawful acts. Indictments obtained by the government last year proceed to trial.
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Chicago
Humphrey
Prgent
Carpenter
United States‘ District ‘Court
Chicago Packers
Packers
Tudge Humphrey
Louis Ff. Swift
E. E. Swift
Charles F. Swift
Francis A. Fowler
Edward Tilden
J. Ogden Armour
Arthur Meeker
Thomas J. Connors
Edward Morris
Louis H. Heyman
Dix Seeks Repeal Of Inheritance Tax
Governor Dix sent a message to the legislature urging repeal of last year’s progressive inheritance tax law. He argues the measure has driven capital from New York state and may not boost revenue. A recent finance officers conference in New York City noted funds removed already exceed 400 million dollars.
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Charles A. Greathon
Mr. Greathouse
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Ula
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Board of Accounts
Albany
N. Y
Dix
Iosan
New York City
Monte Cristo Silver Mining Company Dissolution Petition
A petition filed in Storey County Nevada seeks dissolution of the Monte Cristo Silver Mining Company once wealthy in 1863 with 1.5 million capital and later boosted to 10 million in 1878 as the Monte Cristo mine declined in productivity. The directorate read like a roster of bonanza pioneers.
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San’ Francisco
Nevada
Monte Cristo Silver Mining Company
Waa - Incorporated
Storey County
Nevadas
Bonanza
First National Bank of Oneonta Suspends Business
The National Bank of Oneonta in New York suspended operations with about $800000 in resources reported. Authorities prepared to review the bank’s condition and arrange potential measures to protect depositors and creditors.
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Oneonta, . N
Bond set in Evansville embezzlement case
A bookkeeper from Evansville Trust and Savings company was arrested on an affidavit by Secretary Joseph Brentano charging embezzlement of 48 168 98 dollars. The eight named defendants are wealthy and may try to block bond raising.
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John
Evansville Trust
Joseph
Brentano
Bullet In Brain, Will Live
Karl Abernathy fired a .32 revolver thinking it unloaded. The bullet damaged a tooth and lodged at the brain base. Surgeons cannot locate it but report his condition normal and expect discharge within two days after admission.
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Wabash
Karl Abernathy
Abernathy
Anderson-James Walker Seeks Plea to Avoid Death Penalty
Anderson James Walker, the Alexandria bandit under grand jury indictment for the double murder of Chief of Police John Ellis and Patrolman Virgil Kirk, expresses anxiousness to escape the gallows. He says he is willing to plead guilty to murder in the first degree if the court can guarantee the death penalty would not be imposed and mentions life imprisonment in Michigan City.
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Anderson
James Walker
Aletandria
John Ellis
Virgil Kirkman
Walker
Michigan’ City
Judge Acquits Cochrane in Carpet Theft Case
The jury acquits Leon ard Cochrane, a Wa bash railroad operator at Andrews, of stealing 130 yards of carpet and twelve pairs of shoes from a freight car left on a wrecked siding. Carpet was found in his home and the rest in his office loft, but his alibi satisfied the jurors.
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Huntington
Leonard Cochrane
Wabash Railroad
Andrews
Cochrane
Wraps Burning Qrit in Bloomington Play Scene
A fragmentary report describes a dangerous situation where a five year old, a four year old, and a person named Walley Baker are involved. The text hints at coats, writing, and immediate danger but lacks coherent details or clear actions.
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Bloomington
Paul ‘Pickens
Prisoner shank used as saw in Vincennes jail incident
Reports indicate a steel prisoner's shank sawed through bars during a delivery attempt at Vincennes jail. Everett Cardinal and George Delmont were jailed awaiting trial after gambling fines of 41 250 were imposed, and Sheriff W. AL locked inmates in their cells to halt the escape.
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Vincennes
Everett
George. Delmont
Tran
Ighoe
Women urged to write Mrs Pinkham for help
Public notices invite women to communicate illness details to Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are confidential and read by women only. The company promises guidance from years of experience and offers a free 50 page Text Book by mail.
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Lynn
Mass
Monte Carlo trip ends after six costumes
The dialogue features a traveler in Monte Carlo who plans a six day stay and explains the limit by admitting only six costumes were brought. The exchange highlights a humorous constraint tied to wardrobe as the stay approaches its end.
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Monte-Carlo
Catarrh Ointment Endorsed By Users In Ads
A fragmented ad copy urges Trask's Ointment for catarrh and inflammations and notes druggists and users can vouch for it. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a stomach and bowel regulator and cites a vague reference to a signal bargain sale.
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Trask
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