Striking Employees Clash As Indianapolis Cars Fail
In Indianapolis on November 2, strikers and crowds confronted police as the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co attempted to run streetcars with strike-breakers. One strike-breaker Isaacani from Philadelphia was fatally shot, another Fleisher wounded, and a cop shot at. two cars were halted as crowds packed the barns. Governor Ralston criticized city authorities for not providing protection, while Mayor Shank asked for militia. Tomorrow another attempt to move cars is planned with police readiness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Hyland
Louisiana
Isaac |Ani 24
Iladelphia
Fleisher
Joseph Johnson
Johnson
Ralston
Lew Shank
Robert I. Todd
The
Traction Company
Todd
Corsets for Men Urged by French Count in Pittsburg
Count August Seymore DeCastellane Seymore of Tours advises American men to wear corsets to improve posture and chest prominence. He has spent a week in Pittsburg observing male physiques and demonstrates wearing methods in a local window. He argues slouching harms look and health and claims corsets preserve youth and good looks.
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Pittsburg
America
August Schoaffelsky DeMukkadel
Disturbance at South Boston Meeting Over Walsh Aid
About 1800 people filled a Floodsquare theatre as Representative John J. Murphy interrupted a meeting for David T. Walsh. Chairman Thomas F. O'Brien threatened police action to restore order and kept a street policeman near Murphy during the proceedings.
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Floodsquare
Boston
John J. Murphy
David T. Walsh
Thomas F. O’brien
Ward Committee
Murphy
Boston Rally Erupts Over Murphy Admission At Meeting
A rally at 2 pm in Boston descended into chaos as Murphy supporters from the Young Men's Democratic Club crowded the doors and gallery. Representative Murphy pressed his right to speak and later asked questions, prompting clashes, police intervention, and a defense of the Foss administration by Murphy while others disputed his conduct.
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Murphy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
James A. Watson
Representative Murphy
Mr. Watson
O’brien
Independent
Walsh
Boston
Watson
Thomas Riley
State Committee
Edward P. Barry
Willam P. Hickey
Thomas J. Casey
William M. Cronin
Daniels. Casey
John F. Noonan
William Barker
Bird rallies in Greater Boston schedule
A series of bird rallies will be held across Greater Boston this afternoon and evening. Readings are set at Walworth's Factory South Boston 12 0 p m Suffolk Court House 1 30 p m Winthrop Square 2 10 p m Park Street 2 49 p m Central Square East Boston 7 30 p m Hayes Square Charlestown 7 65 p m Melrose Hall 8 25 p m North Square Boston 9 16 p m Bowdoin Square 9 30 p m Berkeley Tremont Streets 9 60 p m Copley Square 10 00 p m Park Street 10 30 p m Pemberton Square 10 p m.
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Bird Street
Greater Boston
Walworth’s
South Boston
Suffolk Court House
Winthrop Square
Park Street
Central Square
East Boston
Hayes Square
Charlestown
Melrose (Hall
North
248 Men Like Violet Eyes
Rival Brookline sections prepare opposing acts for the inauguration of the Lighted Way. Brookline Village plans a private vaudeville and band, while Harvard Square hosts a band parade and moving picture show, inviting the public to attend.
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Brookline
Brookline Village
Harvard Square
Boston
Violet eyed girl swamped with marriage proposals
Miss Eleanor Sutter of Springfield Massachusetts said she wanted a husband and after a newspaper notice she received 41 proposals. That day letters kept arriving and by evening she had 248 requests from men of all stations. She has not considered any proposal yet.
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Cincinnati
Eleanor Sutter
Springfield
Mass
Brookline plans village lights parade and celebration
New white street lights similar to Huntington avenue are installed along the parkway from lower village to Aspinwall avenue with lights on both sides of the street. Brookline businessmen fund a joint celebration with Edison Company adding funds. A village parade leads to Harvard square with a moving picture show and open house at 9 Davis avenue.
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New White
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Washington Street
Harvard Square
Harvard Street
Aspinwall Avenue
Edison Company
Paine
Brooklinermounted
Rhodes
Davis Avenue
Bethany Sunday School
Presbyyterian
Pike's Peak Not Sinking Says Geologists
Washington reports the Pike's Peak sinking claim is false. A survey by the United States Geological Survey renounces a Denver bulletin claiming Pike's Peak sank 39 feet in three years. Experts call the tale an American myth and reaffirm the peak's stability.
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Washington
London Bridge
Pike's Peak
United States Geological Survey
Denver
New Quincy Pastor Begins His Duties
The Rev Stephen C Lang former assistant at Union Congregational Church Boston started as pastor of Washington Street Church Quincy Point yesterday. Lang 29, New York City native, resides with parents at 48 Rutland Square Boston.
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Stephen C. Lang
Union Congregational Church
Boston
Washington Street
Quincy Point
Washington Street Congregational Church
New York City
Raymond Lang
Rutland Square
Britain in Throes of Election
London reports a mini election with five vacant Commons seats caused by judicial and cabinet changes. Reading draws interest as Sir Rufus Isaacs seeks vacancy, while Unionists, Liberals, and Socialists vie for votes. Keighley sees Buckmaster defend vs Lasceles as Labour shifts.
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London
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Reading
Sir Rufus Isaacs
Lord Chief
Sir Rufus
Leslie Wilson
George Peabody Gooch
Bath
George Peabody
Keighley
Yorkshire
Stanley
Buckmaster
Viscount Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Switzerland to Electrify Railroads
Berne Nov 2 The Swiss government plans an outlay of 7.6 million dollars for the electrification of the St Gothard railway. The move is described as the first step toward electrifying the entire Swiss national railway system.
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Berne
Switzerland
St. Gothard
Church Marks 150th Anniversary in Portland
Stephen's Church, Maine's oldest Episcopalian church, celebrated its 150th anniversary with services held yesterday and today in Portland as the Reverend led ceremonies and reflections on its long history.
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Portland
Stephen's Church
Maine
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Britain
Ike
John L. Des Lauries
New York
Winter Str
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