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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
4
Kansas Farmers Debate Corn Crops Amid Late Rains
Kansas farmers say they will not burn corn this year while acknowledging late rains may yield a fair crop. They stress cautious optimism about yields and weather impact on harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Debate Over Union Work Rights Sparks Tense Question
A reader asks if nonunion workers can be compelled to idle while union members demand wages, questioning the balance of power between union and nonunion labor in allocating work and pay.
Right to work union or not when choosing employment
The statement asserts that every man has the right to work or refuse work according to his own choice, regardless of union membership, and challenges the notion that nonunion workers lack this right.
Morgan plans worker stock ownership in steel mills
J. P. Morgan pursues a scheme to make laborers in the steel mills joint stockholders. If successful, it would be a greater boon to the laborer than any number of strike agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Governor's Guard Rescues Negro Suspect From Mob in Mississippi
In Mississippi the Governor's Guard, for the first time in state history, protected a Black suspect from a mob. They held a nightlong vigil with fixed bayonets as the mob jeered and threatened violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missisissipppi
Four Hundred Filipino Teachers Trade Letters for Pacific Voyage Marriage
From four hundred teachers sent to the Philippines, sixty thirty couples became acquainted on the voyage, courted and married on the water before entering Manila as husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Broad Pacific
Manilla
American ships move to protect Isthmus interests
To safeguard American interests in the Isthmus of Panama rebels in Colombia prompt the cruiser Ranger to Panama City on Saturday and the battleship Iowa will follow when ready. Other ships patrol Colon to shield U S properties on the eastern side of the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Ranger
Iowa
Colon
Uncle Sam
Laconia Communicates By Wireless Over Long Distance
The Cunard liner Laconia was spoken to from the Nantucket light ship at 287 miles from Sandy Hook. A running conversation lasted about four hours between the light ship Laconia and shore, with the ship likely 400 to 500 miles from land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Cunard
Laconia
Nantucket
Sandy Hook
Democratic Conventions Omit Peerless Leader Name
While Pennsylvania Democrats met in Harrisburg last week they did not name the Peerless Leader in their resolutions and a Norfolk Virginia gathering only referenced him at the end of a sentence praising Democratic leaders from Jefferson to Bryan. The Bryan stock phrase mirrors a diminished value sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Norfolk
Jefferson
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Brave Alabama sheriff saves prisoner from lynch mob
A sheriff in Alabama resisted a mob seeking to lynch a Black prisoner. While they seized his revolver and demanded keys, he retreated to secure his shotgun and warned the mob they would have to kill him to reach their prisoner. The mob dispersed, and the sheriff earned praise as a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
German ban on American diploma dentists justified
Germany prohibits dentistry by holders of American diplomas. The article notes several Chicago issued diplomas were used to practice in Germany, and the government’s order aims to prevent such practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Amercan
Chicago
Diploma Scam Report Alleges Illinois Dental Board Collusion
The State Board of Dentists of Illinois and Chicago fraud are accused of collusion. The institution charges from fifty to four hundred dollars for a diploma, raising concerns about corrupt practices in licensure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Dentists of
Illinois
Chicago
Mosquitoes and Whip-poor-wills in Summer Debate
An editorial argues the mosquito harmfulness, praises natural predators like purple martins and whip-poor-wills, and questions millinery bird slaughter versus comfortable outdoor summers. It notes kerosene as a remedy, but favors humane, ecological control over hats adorned with dead birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
New Jersey
New York
South Bay
Long Island
Legislation urged to protect insect eating birds
The writer argues state legislatures should pass laws to stop destroying insect eating birds. Without protection the copse and garden will be overrun with bugs and the porch could become uninhabitable for poets and protected poets alike.
Real estate transfers listed across multiple townships
A series of property deeds records transfers in Brown Center Laughery Otter Creek Johnson Sunman Shelby New Marion and Franklin townships. Buyers include Abram Gilliland Robert W Stevenson Frederick Kops Dora Neel Jesse Bruner Geo Richards Mary Castner Edith McKay John Kremer Amanda Powell and others with amounts from 40.50 to 2450 and acreage from 1 to 90 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Gilliland
Robert Stevenson
Robert W. Stevenson
Bertha
A. Demaree
Fuller Hess
Zella Sellmeyer
Batesville Bank
John Thielbar
Batesville
Frederick Kops
Jas. Kleimeyer
John W. Sweeney
W. F. Danselman
Browne
Henry Hoberg
Wm. Menchofer
Laughery
Samuel N. Overburf
Tda W. Shinalt
Otter Creek
Dora Neel
John H. Summers
Jesse W. Bruner
Louisa J. Cruner
Johnson
Louisa J. Bruner
Milton E. Bruner
Geo. A. Richards
W. E. Windmiller
Sunman
Mary A. Castner
Maxwell Titus
Shelby
Edith 5S
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Oregon Father
A Williams Oregon man J N Doak reports his baby suffered severe diarrhoea and doctor efforts failed. As a last resort they used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and claim immediate relief and a complete cure. Available from G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunnans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. N. Doak
Williams, Ore
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
China
Washington
New York
O. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Water Works Bond Law Published for Small Cities and Towns
The document presents the full law allowing cities and towns with populations under 45,000 to issue bonds for water works projects. It specifies bond amounts 50 to 1000 dollars, terms five to twenty years, sale at no less than 94 cents on the dollar, and voter approval requirements via special or general elections or petitions by 100 freeholders and taxpayers. It notes exceptions to prior credit limits and mandates three weeks of newspaper notice.
Snuffies the guaranteed catarrh cure advertised
A long advertisement claims a new treatment for catarrh named Snuffies will permanently cure the disease by addressing the root cause. The offer includes internal and external medicine for a month's use at one dollar and promises guidance from the discoverer with no extra cost beyond the purchase.
Loose talks and potshots fill the era of public fuss
A jumble of political and social commentary spans war subsidies in Missouri and Kansas dollar outlays for horse flesh The Boer war is cited and scandals in New York police are blamed The piece endorses DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure while warning of indigestion and bowel discipline with Chamberlain’s remedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Missouri
Kansas
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Mary C. Becker
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Franke
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M. Sairn
Adam Stockinyver
NoHce
Ripley Cir
Peter Lipps
Curt Court
Circuit Court
Henrietta C. Lipps
G. W. Gelvin
Wiotice
J Jn
Johanna Gurcuit
Septemtemann
Johanna Gartemann
Fred Mestemacher
G. W. Gelvino, Att’y
Ripley County
State of
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Maria Engel Havekotte
Wenry Stratemeyer
Ceri
John N. Strobel
Rosina Strobel
A. Stockinger
Cove Oysters
de Witt’s
Geo. Baas
Carrie Nation
Dick Croker
James White
Bryantsville
DeWitt
Dan Lamont
United States
G. Baas
Yale
Island
DeWitt's
Chandler
Navy Department
Evans
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