Indiana Labor Law Debates And Wage Bill Move Forward
Indiana manufacturers and shippers meet in Indianapolis to urge amendments to the child labor law citing families deprived of income by strict age limits. A proposed weekly wage law backs miners manufacturers and retailers with penalties for failure to pay and new pay timing rules. debates include education duties and future policies.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Manufacturers’ and Shippers’ Association
J. E. Fredrick
Kokomo
Association
Predrick
Rome
Cositice
Schoal
C. M. Kimbrough
Muncie
General Assembly
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Building Trades Organization
Epilepsy Village in Indiana Seeks Rapid Growth
The annual report of the board of state charities argues for swift development of the Indiana Village for Epileptics at Newcastle. It praises the farm, calls for admitting more epileptics, notes four new cottages soon, and cites 763 epileptics in other public institutions plus 299 in insane asylums and 264 in feeble minded schools, with many more in homes.
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Board of State Charities
Indiana
Newcastle
January apportionment of funds for county schools likely delayed
The state superintendent's office cautions that the January apportionment to county schools will not be issued until late next week. Only 48 of 92 counties have completed December settlements as required, with several adjustments still to be made. Pension awards list Indians beneficiaries with amounts ranging from 12 to 24 dollars for individuals including Atherton, Barnard, Baxter, Bender, Labouteaux, Bront, Butterworth, Donaldson, Freeman, Fulenwider, Jimney, Laser, Leslie, Markwith, McCracken, Mowrey, Weaver, and Young.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
John I. Hoffman
State
Howard F. Atherton
Margeret E. Barnard
Samuel Baxter
John H. Bender
Stephen A. Labouteaux
Amasa H. Bront
Charles §. Butterworth
William A. Donaldson
Rachel J. Freeman
John C. Fulenwider
Mary M. Jimney
Labor Reform Bills Move Through Indiana Legislature
Indiana lawmakers consider a set of labor bills including weekly cash wages for miners and a ten hour workday for women laborers. The package also aims to legalize trade unions and regulate employer liability, prompting debate among sponsors and labor groups.
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Oregon
Illinois
Texas
Oklahoma
State News In Brief From Indiana Dispatch
Ida Williams wins divorce court after timing clash with husband as both sides filed complaints. A saw mill and fence factory operators in Frankton face $25 fines for steam boiler inspection violations. A Bloomington farmer is critically ill from a wound infection after a corn shredder scar. Levi Jennings sued for $4,000 over plumbing waste in a business block. A seventeen year old dies from a gunshot wound while hunting near Sweetser. Charles Colchin killed stepping from a moving train on ice at a Michigan Drive crossing near Anderson.
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Anderson
Perry Jones
Charles Liggett
Frankton
Thoas Williamson
Bloomington
Lewis Bradley
Here
Marion
Bert O. Ancil
Amos Ancil
Sweetser
Charles Colchin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Four
Eighth Street
Colchin
Benton Harbor Mich
Jeroboam the Idol Maker and the Disruption Tale
Jeroboam, a self made Ephraimite born Zereda, rose after Solomon’s reign to lead the northern tribes. He set up two golden calves at Bethel and Dan to curb pilgrimages to Jerusalem, an act that introduced idolatry and disobedience, undermining true religion and risking national unity.
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Jeroboam
B. C
Shhechem
Mounts Ebal
Gerizia
Bethel
Jerusalem
Dan
Ephraim
Zereda
Jordan Valley
Nebat
Zeru Bh
Rehoboam
Millo
Solomon
David
Saul
Deroboam
Serapeam
Not
Rebobian
Solomon's Temple
Christ
Satan
Isbels
Me mudder and the cap'n of indolence clash
In a sketched exchange the speaker laments failing to become a captain of industry saying, You missed it eh. The other replies bluntly, Yep, I became a major general of indolence.
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Idea Swift & Company
Swift
John Alden
Priscilla
Hiawatha
Maude Muller
Evangeline
Gabriel
Cuticura Cited As Cure For Infant Skin Disease
Mrs. I. E. Harmon of Atoka Tennessee reports her six month old son suffered severe head and face eruptions with hair loss and scales. After trying multiple doctors and medicines, she attributes rapid improvement to Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment, stating full recovery after two Resolvent bottles, two ointment boxes and three soap cakes. She praises Cuticura for future use on cuts and sores.
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I. E. Harmon
Atoka, Tenn
No Such Luck Dialogue Snapshot in Harper's Bazar
An exchange from Harper's Bazar features Wilson denying keeping a second girl and declaring they cannot keep the forty thing, illustrating a sharp, satirical line about social expectations and domestic staff. The brief dialogue captures a slangy mock-conversation style typical of the periodical.
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Wilson
Harper's Bazar
How can I keep a husband's love
A brief line from an old column offers a quip about marriage advice and a reference to Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour promoting a nostalgic flavor. The fragment hints at humorous domestic guidance and a product plug amid dated prose.
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