Labor conditions in Indiana report overview and conflicts
Indiana labor commission’s biennial report to Governor Mount outlines improved conditions since 1893, fewer workers involved per strike, and more reasonable demands. It details window glass and bottle industry disputes, the rise of voluntary arbitration, weekly wage laws, and calls for compulsory arbitration to curb strikes and protect public welfare. It notes challenges in funding the commission and urges state action for orderly settlement of labor conflicts.
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Indianapolis
Dee
Isbor Corsnissjasi
McCerrraes
Frank Selmid
Mount Yescerda
McCormack Amit
Judia
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Lovato Assembly No
Knights of Tabos
America
Italiana
Hottie Hawses
Vieges
Laet
Labor Commission
Lator Commission
Sau
Pullia
Ile
Jésus
Ballimom & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Daviess County
East State
Department of Inspection
Law Department of the State
Depart Miens
Madison County
Rease Aupreme
Supreme Court
Indiana
Jis She Daa Liang
Ely
Industey
Amd
Yashen
Vors Wiaer
Boston Billiard Champion Defeats Chicago Rival Tonight
D Alberti and Cutter of Boston win the A AL U championship at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Cutter defeats Kettoga of Chicago and Hendrick in the same night as Boston rises to lead. Won by Cutter on the last three cams, with Guner of Beeton and Bendelk of New York noted in the mixed results.
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Alberti
Cutter
Boston
AL U
Knickerbocker Athletic
Cutlee
Kettoga
Chicago
Hendrick
Cutier
Chiler
Guner
Beeton
Tom
Agernst
Wiehest
Jems A. Bendelk
New York
Will of George A. Puller filed in probate court
The late architect George A. Fuller left a will filed in Chicago probate court. It bequeaths a portion to A. Puller of Rutland, Massachusetts, and to his mother, Mary A. Fuller. After small bequests, the residue goes to the widow and ten daughters in equal shares.
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Chicago
Mac
George A. Puller
Ant Willer
Fuller
A. Puller
Rulitwinsville
Mass
Iniry
A. Fuller
Paris
P Scherzinger's Latest Designs Unveiled for Ladies
In the newest collection by P Scherzinger, refined silhouettes and elegant fabrics debut for women and gentlemen seeking updated apparel. The catalog showcases intricate detailing and chic styling across a range of outfits suitable for current fashion tastes.
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P. Scherzinger
Poisoned Wife Murder Suspect Arrested in Pennsville
Word from Hertford Oley says Mick Wright, a Pennsville saloonkeeper, is under arrest for murdering his wife months ago by poisoning. The town had suspected foul play after her sudden death last year and Wright remarried Pearl Stentz soon after. Authorities had exhumed the body for testing, revealing strychnine poisoning amid threats of lynching and renewed fears of a Rockport style horror.
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Invianapolie
Sentinel
Trom
Wright
Pearl Stentz
Siryehnine
BEFP
Uowlton
Pennville
Aiks
Rockport
Emperor William Addresses German Troops Arriving From China
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William praising returning soldiers from the Chinese contingent. He thanks them for duties to the fatherland, notes joyous reactions to victories, and urges continued loyalty and service. The speech mentions the statue of the king and hints at future aid from God.
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Berlin
William
Chine
Abekone
Far East
Leaders push conciliation at arbitration congress
Hearth-John M Mitch ell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, urged conciliation and arbitration as the method for settling disputes for over two years, noting miners have avoided major strikes when principle guided negotiations. A conference steering committee named includes A G Bartlett Henry W Hoyt Herman Justi Chauncey H Castle Samuel Gompers and James Lynch among others. night speeches featured Henry W Hoyt and Samuel Gompers.
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Chicago
John M. Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Arbitration Congress
Hairman MacVeigh
Talrowing
A. G. Bartlett
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Henry W. Hoyt
National Founders’ Association
Herman Justi
Tit Coal Operators’ Association
G. Watson Freml
The
Republic Iron & Steps Company
F. D. ‘Kenne
Atchison, Yopela & Santa Fe Railways
Chauncey
H. Castle
Stove Founders’ National Defense Association
Samet Gompers
Hie ~ American Federation of Labor
Joh Rittchell
Uteited “Mine Workers of America
Martin Fox
Jean Moriders’ Union of America FP
P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Henry W. White
Garment Workers’ of America
James 3. Lyncll
International Typographical Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Gahor
Ban on Prize Fights in Florida and Chicago Policy
A proposed anti prize fight ordinance in Chicago and related measures in Florida spark debate. City officials and residents discuss banning pugilistic bouts pending mayoral action, with fines outlined for violations and sparring exhibitions regulated by law. Consequently, officials anticipate the mayor may approve the ordinance as passed.
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Chicago
Harrison
Tattersalls
Psor
Jy Ie
Jessie Morrison's Release Noted In Court Record
A terse court notice records Jessie Morrison's release order and related proceedings. The document lists the judge Shinn and references a new related order, with the public record noting the release and ongoing actions in the case.
Mayor Woodward of Atlanta Arrested on Drunken Charge
Atlanta Va December 17 Mayor Jaques Woodward of this city was held tonight on a drunkenness charge in police barracks. Earlier the council and board of aldermen threatened impeachment for similar conduct, but promises to reform led to his resignation. The matter was left with the council after a 4 pm meeting and postponed to Friday.
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Atlanta
Jaques
Woodward
Barmacks
Board of Aldermen
Woodwari
Ino
Frida
Police Court News Involves Fines And Arrests At City Jail
John Kelly a vagrant was discharged to save the city Pearl White was arrested for Warder fined 10 dollars and costs Annie Bas wards sentenced to days in jail Peter Bas wards fined one dollar and costs paid by a friend Justice France fined Collins Patterson for provocation of Edward Pettit Jacob Meyer was fined 20 dollars and costs for selling liquor without a license Ballerman also fined Meyer for same offense with 25 dollars and costs John Baughonian arrested by Detective Bresling for intoxication and disorderly conduct Etta Bickesley, seeking money for a Berry Street M E church program, was held but no basis for prosecution found, her home given as Columbus Georgia.
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John Kelly
Dianer
Pearl White
Wagramer
Annie Baswards
Peter Baswards
France
Collins Patterson
Edward Pettit
Jacob Meyer
Ballerman
Wayne Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local News Briefs Include Farm Sale and Society Elections
Late local news notes George Scheeler of Winnebago City visits Monroe street guest L J Libbing. The Ninde farm of 339 acres near Pennville sold to A G Lupton Hartford city Tanker for 12600. Huntington News-Democrat reports Henry Hipshire and George Bowser injured in a Saturday night accident in Fort Wayne area. Caledonian society elects officers at Caledonian Hall Hogmanay Nicht to be celebrated New Year’s night.
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George Scheeler
Winvbict City
L. J. Libbing
Monroe Street
Schuele
Columbia City
Binfion News
Ninde
Pennville
A. G. Lupton
Hartford
Poonville
Standard Oil Company
Huntington News-Democrat
Henry Hipshire
George Bowser
Lagra
Corver
Sonirlow
Fort Wayne
Caledonian Society
Calhow Street
Jas
Joly W. White
W. M. Lawson
WW. Orrock
Harry P. Dart
Thomes Sinchir
James Gillie
Alex Flenderson
George McKenzie Mnetes
Tod Gillie
Chicago Too Wicked and Families in Flight
Fragmentary report claims a man fled Chicago with his children after a wife refused to let him take them to Germany. A servant was wounded during an attempted harm to the children. Police will investigate the man’s sanity and motive amid the alarming claims.
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Chicago
Germany
Genolas Phillips
Phillips
Valuable painting burned in New York fire at Broadway
A fire in New York destroyed several paintings valued around 50 000 dollars. One Work titled Grasso’s unclear piece was reportedly damaged beyond repair while two men named William Lawson and Henry Dougherty are said to be involved.
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Clus Wraengerern
New York
Broadway Teus
Onis
Grasso'a
William Lawson
Henry Dougherty
Anditia
Oklahoma Bank Robbed in Guthrie Heist
A bank robbery at Cushion bank in Guthrie O T netted about 3900 dollars. An accomplice forced open the safe with explosives causing a blast that wrecked the building and alarmed residents. Sheriff Hart and U S authorities pursued the suspects as details emerged.
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Gutrrie
O. T. Dre
Cushion Bank
Worpurs
Faveral
Ong Man
Tink
Sherif
Vessel and crew lost near Vancouver Island reef
A steamship Alpha tonnderen ran aground on a reef off Vancouver Island. The captain and three engineers were reported missing, with the mate and one other steward also unaccounted for. Rescuers pressed search efforts along the stormy coast.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Ieowpeil
Parole Demands Echoes From Notorious Outlaw
Marvin Kuhns, jailed for murder and a long list of crimes, seeks parole while insisting he was well treated in prison. He recounts his life behind bars, defense against various accusations, and hopes for release to begin anew with family support and money to relocate. W. H. Blodgett reports.
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Geletalane
Ore Ag
Ohio
Hkylius
Mike
Logaisort
Rochester
Jobm
Marvin Kuhns
Tess
Tames
Tucker
Herry
Marvin Kuls
Uist
W. BH. Blodgett
Adjudged Insane in Will Murder Case
Cincinnati dispatch reports Joseph Richter, accused in a fatal dispute over a will, has been adjudged insane and committed to Lee Longview hospital. Criminal proceedings halted.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Richter
George Weilmann
Lee Longview Hospital
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