Tribute to American labor and the Chinese Exclusion debate
A. L. Brick argues for the Chinese Exclusion bill, praising American workers and urging protection of wages and citizenship. He frames labor as the nation’s backbone, condemns immigrant labor as a threat to American institutions, and calls for policy that safeguards jobs and social morals while pursuing fair trade.
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House of Representatives
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Indiana
Brick
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
America
China
Frank Walker
Locals mingle Fourth of July visits across region
George Ray and wife spent the Fourth at Napoleon. Miss Lizzie Price of Sunman visited relatives. Chas Redmond returned to Batesville from Metamora. Flora Gutafel of Sunman visited here with Otto Kirschner and wife from Lawrenceburg. Mrs. Gander and children spent Sunday with her mother on State Road. Bert Connelley of Milan arrived on business. Lizzie Minger returned to Indianapolis after staying with her parents. Herman Bosse came from Shelbyville for the Fourth. John Hines, a water works layman, returns to Tell City. Daniel Kipper from Cincinnati came for Joseph Dell’s funeral, etc. Various relatives and visitors noted, including Miss Ollie Frenzel of Indianapolis and local merchants promoting barn and fence work. Attendees at Joseph Doll’s funeral included John and Rose Hulsman and Mrs. Ann Fleberle with relatives.
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Joseph Doll
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John Hulsman
Rose Hulsman
Ann Fleberle
Mrs Horton and Grace Visit From Indianapolis
Mrs. John Horton and her daughter Grace formerly of this place traveled from Indianapolis to visit friends, staying most of the time with Mrs. Henry Winsor, and returned Monday morning.
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John Horton
Grace
Indiaapolis
Henry Winsor
Glorious Fourth Parade Turns Bedraggled at Depot
The piece recalls celebrants at the national holiday who lingered in a worn state, bedraggled and bewildered after festivities. Visiting young ladies arrive at the depot platform in varied poses, awaiting trains home to mother, breakfast, and bed.
Batesville Stars Call for Fair Play After 3–0 Loss
In Osgood Indiana the Batesville Stars brag about a 3–0 defeat by the Osgood Ripleys but admit the boast may be biased. The piece questions fair play and urges neutral grounds and an unpurchased umpire for future games, criticizing self praise in distant papers.
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Osgood Ripleys
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Osgood
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Commercial Tribune
Ripleys
Batesville Stars
Residents and visitors share Fourth of July activities
A slice of social life lists departures and visits from Greensburg and nearby towns. Residents including M. Re Connelley, Adolph Foerster, and Prof. Austin travel for business and commencement. Many guests stay with relatives, while a Cincinnati-bound event notes the burial of Mr Peaar after a brief marriage.
Dead Letter List Seeks Unclaimed Mail by July 15 1902
Letters addressed to U S Edwards Sig Bonzane Eugenis Harrison Hampton Guy Jacobs Elmer Junk William McCune R J Walker D McCallum P M will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed by July 15 1902.
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Washington, D.C
U. S. Edwards
Sig
Bonzane Eugenis
Harrison Hampton
Guy Jacobs
Elmer Junk
William McCune
R. J. Walker
D. McCallum
P. M
Farmers Hopeful As Weather Turns Dry After Rains
The hot dry spell following heavy rains benefits farmers. Wheat mostly saved with minor losses from creek erosion. Oats, grass, and corn look good while potatoes rot on flat ground. If prices stay steady, farmers expect rich yields and mortgage relief.
Cincinnati Visitor Returns After Family Visit
Miss Anna Oswald returned to Cincinnati Monday after visiting her parents here for several days. Charles M. Brandt and his young son arrived from Blenheim Ontario last Thursday to see his parents Chas Brandt and wife, then left for their Canadian home Monday.
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Nettie Wait
Indianapolis
William Gluesenkamp
Charles Hoeger
sAnna
Louisville
Anna Weber
Rushville
Jake Weber
Anna Oswald
Cincinnati
Charles M. Brandt
Blenheim
Ontario
Chas
Brandt
Floral tribute honors railroad bridge builder Joseph Doll
Railroad workers who knew Joseph Doll sent a floral offering to his funeral. The piece featured a double decked suspension bridge design, over three feet long and about 18 inches wide, 20 inches high, framed with ferns and white roses, commemorating his life work in bridge construction and repair.
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Joseph Doll
Batesville Seeks Fame as Pleasure Resort with Big July Excursion
Batesville promotes itself as a pleasure resort with a recurring Cincinnati crowd visiting on every second Sunday. On July 20 a large an early morning excursion will depart Batesville at 1 a.m. for Benton Harbor. The Eureka Nass Band plans to travel, drawing broad community interest and many promises to attend.
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Cincinnati
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Benton Harbor
Eureka Nass
Reunion of Highty-Third Indiana at Sunman Aug 27 28 1902
Survivors of the 83rd Indiana Volunteer Regiment will hold their annual reunion at Sunman on August 27 and 28, 1902. The notice invites soldiers and citizens to attend and honor those who served, signed by FP. Fuller commander and H. Bruns quartermaster.
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Indiana
83Rd Regt. Ind
Sunman
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