State Happenings in Indiana Strikes and Politics
Indiana reports detail Governor Goodrich Nichols' remarks on law, order, and mobilized troops amid Hammond strike disorders. Striking Standard Steel Car workers face guards as strikebreakers enter shops, with unions urging restraint. Twin Civil War veterans James and Samuel Rowe noted as oldest living twins in the state.
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Indianapolis
Hammond
Indiana
Russia
Standard Steel Car Company
Clantoa
Shelbyville
James P. Rowe
Samuel D. Rowe
George FB. Edenharter
Central Hospital For the
Edenharter
Tthe Central Hospital
Marlon
Indiana State Firemen's Association
Hiks
Hikanah Hulley
Marton
John C. White
Alfred Houston
Sullivan
James R. Biggs
Thomas R. ‘Marshall
Department of Agriculture of the United States
Biggs
Washington, D. C
Marshall
Riggs
Henry
A. ” Mitchell
Palmer
United States
Congress
Harry E. Barnard
New York
Doctor Barnard
Lincoln
Lake County
Schererville
Porter County
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Ilinois
Howard
Tipton Counties
Center Township
Howard County
North Line
Miami County
French Lick
Warrick County
Boonville
Vanderburg County
Lawrence County
Brown
Crawfordsville
H. W. Ream
W. B. Walkup
Darby
Forster
Darlington
Farmers’ Company
Kirkpatrick
Here
Roscoe “Abbott
Peat
Stutsman
Goshen
Secret of youth through kidney health and Haarlem Oil
An advertisement touts elimination of poisons to preserve youth and claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes. It promotes OLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Haarlem Holland as a reliable remedy used by Dutch over 200 years to keep strength and nerves, urging readers to purchase from a druggist.
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Haarlem
August Flow: A Gentle Remedy for Indigestion
The advertisement promotes Green's August Flow as a mild remedy for stomach upsets from festive eating. It claims to ease fermentation, heartburn, and constipation while soothing the digestive tract and improving daily life. Sold everywhere.
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Fred
Uromach
Nick Hea
It Has Happened Before Pepper Gave Havana Cigars
George Wharton Pepper planned a guest night and bought Havana cigars at 50 cents each for the event. The cigars arrived before he announced the guests, and his wife said she gave the unsolicited gifts to workers in the house.
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George Wharton
Pepper
Duel Indefinitely Put Off in Civil War Era Challenge
The Wisconsin Magazine of History recounts the Potter Pryor duel episode. John Fox Potter of East Troy ridiculed Virginia Congressman Roger A. Pryor in 1860 by offering bowie knife combat at four feet, which Pryor refused as vulgar. Potter's bowie knives are on exhibit at the State Historical Museum in Madison.
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Potter-Pryor
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Magazine of History
State Historical Society
Roger A. Pryor
Virginia
New York City
John Fox Potter
East Troy
Walworth County
Congressman Potter
Pryor
Agreed With the Doctor on Resting
Mr Griffin spent an anxious afternoon at the office and hurried home. His wife reports the doctor asked her to stick out her tongue and declared she was overworked. Mr Griffin sighs with relief and vows to give it a rest.
Money is the circulating medium says critic
A concise dictum states money serves as the circulating medium because it enables movement of goods and value, underscoring its central role in trade and finance.
Memorial Day Observed Across Newfoundland Island
Memorial Day was observed on July 1 across Newfoundland to honor those who died in the war. The observance differed from Canadian practice and next year the commemoration may be held earlier in the season.
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Newfoundland
Canada
YMCA Training School Promises Clean Kitchens for Home Helpers
The Y M C A training schools for home assistants vows higher standards in domestic service. The program responds to 500 calls and 170 social filings in six months. Grace H. White notes trainees learn soda cleansers and proper dish drying to prevent sticky plates and towel use.
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Central Branch Employment Bureau
Grace FH. White
Aged English Castle Caretaker Collapses
Aged castle caretaker in England collapsed recently as a facetious visitor, in jest, requested a tour of a room once occupied by the Kaiser, according to the Birmingham Age Herald.
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England
Birmingham Age Herald
Milkman’s Quip Echoes Through Town as Pumps Succeed
A milkman quips that spoiled milk no longer matters when a pump is handy, noting that the drawbacks for some become the opportunity for undertakers in a dry joke about mishaps and outcomes.
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Texas
Toa
3. F. Marion Company
Urkburnett Bldg
Fort Worth
Eaton
Elliott Company
Munising
Mich
Marayn Efficiency Co
Phelan Building
San Francisco
Cal
W. N.Y
Fort Wayne
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