Knights Templar Conclave Prompts Louisville Parade Plan
I quoisville Ky June 1 Indiana water well enongh represented at the twenty eighth triennial conclave of Knights Templars to beveld to Louisville August 27 31 to form one big division in the parade. The Hoosier state may have two divisions in the pageant with 1000 loyal Knights and members of the order from the interior of the state involved. Prominent contingents come from Lafayette Terre Haute Evansville Port Wayne Abilville Richmond New Albany Frankin Woodington Columna City Rakonu and other cities. Officials expect extensive decorations arches at entrances and a quadruple electric week to light the city. The event includes a grand parade with 10 000 to 15 000 wives and daughters, receptions, concerts, and a display of regalia and badges. President McKinsey and Rear Admiral Schley among guests.
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Trade Unions and British Manufacturing Challenges
A discussion on global trade tensions, focusing on English and British manufacturers facing difficulties from organized labor and the shift in tools and machinery. The piece notes the rise of unions, the clever tactics of certain leaders, and the impact on productivity and wages, highlighting the friction between workers and employers. It cites examples of resistance to technological and organizational changes and the pursuit of factory efficiency.
East River Bridge progress and milestones described
An early 20th century report outlines the East River Bridge project in New York, noting new construction methods and rapid progress. It highlights the first tower connections, initial steelwork, and planned milestones for completing the span over the river with comparison to Brooklyn’s pride.
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An English Railway Parcel Service Trial
A fragment describes an English railway parcel system by the Great Eastern, detailing rapid delivery across 120 miles with passenger trains handling parcels into London and nearby seas. It notes moderate service charges, prepayment, and mentions producers and sellers by name within a campaign plan that was invited late.
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How to Remove Stains Before Washing
Instructions advise treating stains prior to washing. Details mention oxalic acid solutions for obstinate marks and using alcohol or turpentine for paint stains. Also references cold water soaks for blood fat grease and sugar stains and waxy soap rinses to finish.
Sootch University Helped Poor Students With Edication
An archaic excerpt narrates how a university aided poor students by providing education and meals during hard times. It recalls students sharing scarce meat, charity amid struggle, and a tradition of “Mouth Monday” to ease hardship, drawing from The Strathish University by John Grier…
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Srattish University
Toh Grier Bible
Municipal Ownership and Its Consequences
An excerpt discusses European cities owning railways tenements and utilities, referencing John Martin and The World's Work. It weighs theoretical perfection against practical benefits, arguing government action can reduce taxpayer and employee burdens while demonstrating public value through municipal control.
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Prominent Men of Fort Wayne Featured: F W Sidler
Fort Wayne profile highlights Mr Fred erick W Sidler a leader in the citys commercial scene. Born January 16 1850s in Fort Wayne he studied at St Pauls Lutheran parishes then Concordia College before entering the drug trade with Meter Bros Co in 1874 where he built a reputation and later helped establish a flourishing business.
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Concordiz College
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Meter Bros. & Co
Schlatter firm bolsters Wayne era stocks and salaries
The obituary notices Carl Weber and Carl Schlatter recount Wayne City figures. Schlatter, long connected with the Snaineen firm, died after a career in business, finance, and church work. Weber, born in Chicago, built a trading career at Seavey Yard ware and related enterprises.
Inside a Turkish Harem Visit Describes Wives and Customs
An Indianapolis tale recounts a visitor's tour of a Turkish harem with the wife of a Central University church pastor. The account notes perfume, embroidery, and ritual presence of many wives. Cigarettes circulate, conversations reveal customs, age gaps, and arranged marriages unique to Turkish households.
Biography of Christian C. Schlatter and career in hardware
Christian C. Schlatter of Cedar Creek township Allen county born Sept 15 1851. He moved to Worcester Ohio then Fort Wayne Indiana where he gained hardware experience with Miller Morgan Tenell and others. In 1889 he formed the firm Schlatter and Sellatter later reorganized to a wholesale department occupying a building on Rest Superior Street. The sketch notes his eight siblings and early schooling and long rise in the hardware trade.
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