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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
2
Indianapolis Press anniversary mocks political reform call
The Indianapolis Press marks its first anniversary praising progress while mocking calls for a primary election law in Indianapolis and Allen County. The piece notes Hanna subsidies benefiting the Standard Oil Trust and questions subsidies as a political tool, suggesting reforms and campaign contributions conflict with honesty in candidate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Allen County
Pttce
Democrats Meet in Conference at Indianapolis Event
At Indianapolis Saturday night a majority of the Democratic members in the legislature met informally to discuss a proposed law and gauge party sentiment. Unidentified guests included John W. Kemp and several others such as Morss, Taggart, Bo Burke, A. G. Smith, Minor, Panning, McCullough, Hawkins, and David S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Adiapapalis
Tegislarture
John W. Kemp
Be, Morss
Mager Taggart
Pratik Bo Burke
A. G. Smith
Tolis W. Minor
T. Panning
J. EL McCullough
W. H. Hawkins
David S
Democratic leaders debate primary election law in Indiana
Washington Remodering editor reports that Indiana legislators and leaders like Mayor Thomas Taggart and S. E. B. Morss debated a proposed primary election law. Speakers urged unity, caution on scope, and preservation of party influence while considering county and city applications. The piece notes varied views on mandatory primaries, costs, and who should vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Shey Scatisbors
Dnc S
RB. Boyd
Washington
Tares
Indianapolis
Dopo W. Kern
Aly
Thomas ‘Taggart
Bretty
House
Senate
EB. Morss
Democratty
Morss
Ife
Evansville
Fort Warne
Fee
Democratic Party
JE. McGujlough
Ciiity
Treasuries
A. G. Smith
Legisature
Frank B. Durke
Wzo
Shira
Strike Looms as Wilkesbarre Transit Workers Demand Higher Pay
In Wilkesbarre the Wilkesbarre and Wyoming Valley Fi pany officials and the union met to discuss grievances. Workers pressed for a 20 cent per hour raise and shorter hours, while President Rigg offered 10 cents and hour reductions. Conductor and motorman unions rejected the offer and set a Thursday decision date on whether to accept or strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Hitd
Mer
Rigg
Lines Aul Tied Up In Scranton Strike
In Scranton Pennsylvania the Lackawanna valley street railway system halted as 300 car and barn employees of the Scranton Railway Company join a strike beginning this morning. Only two cars ran, staffed by supervisors and dispatchers, with minimal service and no passenger traffic. The boycott affects a wide area, stretching from Pittston to Forest City, covering about sixty five miles and thirty cars. Wyoming Valley Traction workers will join a strike Thursday, expanding the stoppage to major counties and cities including Scranton Wilkes-Barre Pittston and Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Lackawanna Valley
Tay
Patterson
Vivo Cary
Pittston
Forest City
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Nantienke
Wilkesdmrte
N Carbone
Girls Strike in Sympathy at Wyoming Valley Lace Mills
About 200 to 250 girls employed at the Wyoming Valley Lace Mills notify the management they will not report for work tomorrow in sympathy with the mill weavers on a nine month strike. The absence could force suspension of operations if workers stay away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilwrebarre
Wyoming Valley
Snappers Strike Ends as Workers Accept Pay Parity
In Muncie a men’s strike near western plants ended when workers accepted pay parity after management proposed new rules. Workers had refused to return without equal pay, and talks resumed around midnight. The deal set eight rollers single and seven double for ikhos with 140 waxes allowed per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
McLend
One Man Arrested in Cadehy Kidnapping Case
A dark complexioned man matched to clues from the Cadehy kidnapping case is in Chief Donahue's office and identified as the primary suspect by Eddie Cudahy and others. Police believe the second bandit is a tall, brown haired man in his thirties, seen in connections with the Schneiderwind and Glynn statements. If correct, the suspect should be in custody within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Johnson
Biddle Cudahy
Phis
Hos
B. J. Munshaw
James Schneiderwind
Frank Glynn
Schneiderwind Howe
Stith
Grover
Cudlahy i
Clynn
Frent
A. Ondaby, Sr
Pat Crowe
Dark man arrested in Cudahy kidnapping case
A laborer named Ea Johnson was detained by police after the description given by Miss Maudy Atunshow led to his arrest at the Grover Street residence. He admitted going to the house to inspect rent but proved uninvolved, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owaha
Neb
Dee
Cudahy
Maudy
Johnson
Robbery at Alger Residence Leads to Arrest in Chicago
James Mahoney, alias 234, long-evading former Michigan prisoner, is jailed in Chicago on suspicion of robbing ex Secretary of War Alger's home on December 5. A satchel containing silverware valued at about 31,100 arrived December 11 at the American Express office Chicago. Police say the satchel came from Detroit and that the silverware was claimed by a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shigago
James Mahoney
Ionia
Hich
Central Pollige Station
Secretary of War
Alger
Mahoney
Américan Express Company
Wolker
Chicago
Arresk
Detroit
Tornado Strikes Eastern Noxubee County and Surrounding Areas
Tornado warning from Macon Mississippi reports a violent storm passing the eastern edge of Noxubee County and western Pickens and Sumter last night. Houses destroyed on Sparkham and Ross properties, Deal place damage, John Windham structures wrecked with several animals killed. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miss
Noxaboe County
Deere
Nancy
Ming
Oliver
Wille Thestonian
Neshee County
Cooksville
Meluns
Nebraska Senatorial Fight Nears With Meiklejohn Campaign
Lincoln Dec 23 Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn arrives to lead his bid for the U S Senate. The Nebraska legislature meeting January will hire two senators to fill Thurston and Tyner seats left by death and resignation. Prominent contenders include Wing By Rosewater Mercer Thompson Miner Richards Minshaw Lovene Choinge and Meiklejohn himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Meiklejohn
United States Senate
Nebraska
Vgiglature
Ram
John M. Thurston
Bil
M. Ty Agwird
Betas
Wim
Meiklegalini
Rosewater
Mercer
Thompson
Miner
Annam
Richards
Fremont
Minshaw
Pairbury
Lovenne Choinge
Fork Cathoun
State Senate
Miraculous Escape Near Youngstown Ohio
A 22 year old worker at Ryan's Cat company fell about 100 feet into a shaft but survived the plunge. He landed at the bottom unconscious with injuries but began to recover after aid arrived. The incident occurred while he was near the shaft top and slipping caused the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOUNGSTOWN _O
Ryans Cat Company
River Captain Dickerson recalls journeys on the Ohio and the falls climb
Kentucky native Captain Dickerson is remembered across river cities for steering steamboats up the falls at Louisville. He recounts the daring ascent in the George Sparrow hawk, describing the dangerous current, crew, and passengers as the boat struggled through the chute with heavy steam and precise handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens
Mark Twain
Dickerson
Dicken
Chiviry
Mago
Dixie
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Louisville
Edyington
Ohio
Ali Ou
St. Louis
Amo Il
Peedee Store Ad Promises Wide Gift Selection
A breezy vintage ad touts a broad men’s furnishing department with neckwear, hosiery, night shirts and other apparel. It promises easy gift giving and happy thoughts, claiming a full stock of stylish, ornamental items for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Remarkable Feat Narrated by Captain Dickerson
The article recalls Captain Dickerson speaking of a daring feat that drew unprecedented cheering and curiosity. He recently retired after twenty five years in service and now lives with his wife on Wells Street, owning property but not his former wealth. His daughter Mrs. Smith now resides in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Dickerson
I Life
la Tayette Street
Wells Street
No. G. Smith
Logansport
Dickerson
Testing yellow fever theory in Cuba camp
Dr. Clark of Youngstown reports receiving a letter from John J. Moran at an experimental sanitary camp in Qunados Cuba. Moran says he has volunteered to test the theory that yellow fever germs are carried by mosquitos. He notes illness and risks in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair
Moray
Roaele
Youngstown
Ohio
Dr. Clark
John J. Moran
Qunados
Cuba
New six foot saddle store opens on Lerner Stair Block
A new six foot store opens in Lerner Stair Block edging Berew and Clinton with Bass Block noted. The listing highlights location frontage and nearby landmarks for shoppers and tenants seeking space in the busy block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PO Rumnyt
Svide
Berew
Clinton
Coe
Peeiweer
Bass
Tanner Pardons Furlong in Chicago
Chicago reports former Potmne min Patrick Pirlong sentenced to fourteen years for killing Edward each and a brother officer. Governor Lafe ver pardons Furlong, noted as of Irish parentage, amid remarks about the Boer War. An altercation between Leach and Dhglishman led to a pistol draw. Furlong fired first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick Pirlong
Edward Each
Lafever
Furlong
Ant Leach
Dhglishman
Leach
England
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