Industrial Commission to Publish Report on Labor Disputes and Arbitration
Washington dispatch reports the Industrial Commission released its public report reviewing testimony on collective bargaining conciliation and arbitration. It notes growth of industry wide bargaining and state local arbitration efforts amid opposition to compulsory arbitration and varied national practices.
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Washington, D. C
Industrial Commission Today
New Zealand
West Australia
United States
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Vitality and Happiness
A brief ad claims Rocky Mountain Tea inspires nobler deeds, unlocks happiness gates, and pours glowing vitality into the system. The product is advertised at 35 cents with a suggestion to ask a druggist.
Coinciding marriages link Alhands brothers in Charlestown
In Charlestown two brothers tied the knot Tuesday at 8 30 pm. Prof J M Alhands, son of Capt G D Alhands, wed Miss Jennie Ricker at Greenhill North Carolina. Dr F Aliands of Wingate and Miss Georgia Goodwin married the same evening here, unaware of each other’s plans until greetings after the ceremonies.
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Charlestown
J. M. Alhands
Scala Head Eczema Facial Ointment Promises Quick Cure
A short, unclear note touts Dean's Ointment as a remedy for scalp eczema claiming quick and permanent results. The fragment offers little context or verifiable details.
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Dean
Indiana Cement Industry Faces Indiana Portland Mills Surge
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Clark County manufacturers fear new Portland cement mills in Indiana will disrupt profits. Plans include a $500000 Portland plant in Portland and a 1500 barrel daily capacity, plus expansions at LaGrange, St Joseph, and other sites. Predictions claim five large Indiana plants by 1903 and national output around 7 million barrels.
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Clark County
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indiana
Portland Cement Company
Portland
Stroh
LaGrange County
Wabash
Bristol
St. Joseph County
St. Joseph River
Milford
Kosciusko County
Goshen
Colley
Mitchell
Milltown
United States
Kosciusko
Steuben
St. Joseph
Noble
Elkhart
Indictment Links Dunn to Wallen Village Deaths
The case centers on Dunn a Wallen village mill owner and storekeeper under indictment for the murder of Elizabeth Weissell a 17 year old domestic. Circumstantial evidence ties Dunn to the disappearance of Alice Cothrell who vanished July 2 1900. Neighbors uncovered a hidden cistern search supported by Dunn but his guarded behavior and denial mark the investigation as fragile yet persistent.
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Dunn
Wallen
Elizabeth Weissell
Cothrell
Weissel
Marie Sampleson
Fort Wayne
Alice
Miss Sampleson
Huntertown
Farmers’ Detective Association
Aguinaldo and Dewey Debate Promised Independence
A new volume by Edwin Wildman relays Aguinaldo’s rise and his clash with Mabini, detailing Dewey’s alleged promises and disavowals. It cites Dewey stating Aguinaldo never expected independence and traces Aguinaldo’s June 1895 government move and June 1898 push for independence amid U.S. posts in Hong Kong and Cavite.
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Boston
Wildman
Spain
Hong Kong
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Cavite
Cuba
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters regulate the stomach and bowels naturally and quickly, sparking few concerns about constipation among users.
G A R Appoints Executive Committee Members
G A R commander in chief Torrence announced the executive committee named for the national council of administration. New members include Wm H Armstrong of Indianapolis and Allen of Richmond along with Sample Centerville Jones Collins Scott and Skerrett with locations in Minnesota Iowa Missouri Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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W. H. Armstrong
Minneapolis
Wm.h. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Ind
Dgar Allen
Richmond
Thomas G. Sample
Allegheny
S. C. Jones
Centerville
Loren W. Collins
St. Cloud
Minn
Thomas W.W. Scott
Fairfield
Frank M.skerrett
St. Louis
Auctioneering boast at Hostettler Lehman hardware store
An advertisement proclaims guaranteed satisfaction or no pay from a top hustler described as the fastest seller on earth. It instructs readers to leave orders at Hostettler and Lehman’s hardware store with a reference to 6m w IG and the Lehman name.
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Hostettler & Lehman's
Lehman
Ferrick Judgment Action Delayed by Indiana Railway Case
Long dispute over a $1,000 judgment for damages after Ferrick was put off an interurban car near Osceola. Sheriff blocks tracks to enforce the award while Indiana Railway sues for an injunction. Supreme Court has not yet resolved the issue, with Judge Funk expected to decide on the injunction.
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John Ferrick
Indiana Railway Company
Osceola
Supreme Court
Ferrick
McCarty
South Bend ‘Times
Indiana Company
Funk
Peruna Endorsed in Letters From Chicago Readers
Mrs Catherine Toft of Chicago endorses Peruna praising its effects on a worn-out system and broken-down constitution. Letters from other institutions cite Peruna as a superior tonic and cure for liver issues and dyspepsia, with notes on female health. The Peruna Medicine Co offers free literature by mail from Columbus Ohio.
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Catherine Toft
Valkrein Association
Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
Clara Makemer
Florence Crittenden Anchorage Mission
Chestnut Street
Hartman
Peruna Medicing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Local Notes on Farms and Residents Seen in News
Joseph Bolténkiouse plans to move his tented fruit farm to Veg Petter and later relocate to South Bend. J A Watts and family visited Chicago over Sunday. Robert Artley lost valued swine to cholera. William Walters rents Mc Laughlin farm and will move there. Mrs. Alice Kinney returns from Pennsylvania. Lewis Stultz and Lucy Hilbish wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Oberholtzer officiating. A gramophone concert and literary entertainment is set for McFarren school Friday evening. Chauncey Strause of Mishawaka visited last Sunday. Rally day observed. Mothers praised for keeping children well with Rocky Mountain Tea. George F. McCulloch seeks an electric line franchise from Kokomo to Indianapolis via Tipton and Noblesville. Tipton Council grants it. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a remedy for coughs and pulmonary diseases. Windfall liquor license remonstrance of 357 property owners fails, ruling grants license. case to be appealed to Supreme Court with high costs.
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Joseph Bolténkiouse
Oberholtzer
McFarren School
Chauncey Strause
Mishawaka
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Health Fix
Fragmented clipping reports a beauty fraud ad selling Rocky Mountain Tea for skin care and remedies. It also mentions Patty Ward Hall linked to a post office robbery in Greensburg Morristown shocks, and Mrs Wash Drur suspected of derangement in Washington.
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Greensburg
Patty Ward
Mortown
Shave
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Kidman
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Kokomo
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Union Traction Company
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