Grand Secretary of Masonic order shot at Indianapolis
Special to the Herald reports William H. Smythe, Grand Secretary of the Masonic order of Indiana, was shot fatally at his office in Indianapolis. The article also notes various local notices, a strange deranged stranger found in Elizabethtown, and multiple community updates and obituaries.
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Masonic Fraternity
Buckle
Joe Simmons
Cider Mill
Mr. Arbuckle
Simmons
Elizabethtown
Mr. Arbuckles
Marshal Vollmer
Herald
Wegner
John Kally
Washington, D. C
Miles Senate
Palmer County
N. Y
Morrocco
Joshua Haamlon
Tom Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Ellis
Lewis
Prof. Aker
John Boyle
Clifford Cox
Indianapolis
Teachers Institute
Margaret
Abigail Gilday
E. H. Kinney
J. D. Hunter
Des Moins
Iowa
W.S. Swengel
Labor Unions Surge Across Nations Amid Strikes and Growth
The report notes widespread union activity: 50 new unions and 37 new branches in 1.7 months via the United Brewery Workmen's union, 800 labor groups in France with 7 to 10 percent out of work, and 20,000 striking or locked out. In Atlanta a union window honors the Universalist church for backing labor during a carpenters’ dispute. New York labor data show 15,000 new members across 151 unions, totaling 1,603 unions and 247,602 members in the state.
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United States
Atlanta
Bureau of Labor Statistics of
New York
New York State
WHEELS OF TRAFFIC AND international rail news
Two thousand tons of American steep rails head to Italy for railways. Nearly 30,000 pressed steel cars have never been wrecked beyond repair. Galveston adopts a single bridge dispatching system to speed traffic. Also notes cranberry recipes and legal changes in Mexico and French army marriage freedoms.
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Italy
Galveston
Tex
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Casual Observations From Pecter Philosophy
A humorous dialect piece by R. H. Russell notes oddities of life. It offers wry musings on aging by forty, comfort in clothing, honesty, love, superstition, and habits. The author jokes about drinking, the moon, and dressmakers' bills versus women’s literacy.
Four Flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry
A grocer advertises four flavors for sale at ten cents each. lemon orange raspberry and strawberry offer a sweet treat for customers to try today.
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