Still Wrangling The Nicholson Bill Squabble at Terre Haute
A heated debate over the Nicholson bill continues in Terre Haute with lawmakers trading arguments and factional stances as smoke signals of party lines rise. The outcome remains uncertain as negotiations resume this week.
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Nicholson
Terre Itaute
Sympathizers Lose Jobs Amid Internal Dismissals
Inside accounts show several workers dismissed over political sympathies, triggering debate on loyalty rules and workforce discipline. Firms cited policy enforcement while critics warn of chilling effects on dissent and free expression within the organization.
The Employers' Story amid Nicholson union clash at Terre Haute
A Terre Haute dispute pits the Nicholson union ministers and major firms against each other. A. G. Austin & Co. details saloon and union tensions, Dick the secretary, business rule violations, and letters exchanged over loyalty to the firm and the union. The firm cites lost trade from Dick’s affiliations and ultimately discharges him after a protracted dispute.
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A. G. Austin & Co
Chicristian Landeavor Union
Mr. Austin
Nicholson Union
Austin
Caesar
God
Pian
American Protective Association
Crum
Congregational Church
Wiped Out in Geneva Fire Destroys Dozens of Businesses
A large fire wiped out twenty five business houses in Geneva, Indiana, along Line street from the G R I depot to the Shamrock hotel. The Shamrock hotel survived while many shops and the post office were burned, leaving the city nearly barren with limited water to fight the blaze.
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Geneva
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Times-Post
Line Street
Shamrock Hotel
Fort Wayne Square
Buckeye Supply Company
Post Office
Isaac Scheel
W. J. Hiestand
Charles Brown
A. J. Judy
Mont Manley
Belle Fought
Porter & Deitsch
J. Wagmiller
Wm. Kelly
C. D. Porter
J. J. Watson
G. W. Pyle
L. W. Watson
F. Biteman
G. W. Cady & Co
E. Greene
DASTARDLY OUTRAGE AT WHITE RIVER CAMP
Indignation follows an attack on a White River camp by a gang led by John Kemp. The Thompson family, two adults and three children, faced gunfire, a woman and a child killed, another man and a boy wounded. Kemp was killed by Thompson. vigilantes organize to pursue the bandits.
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Sr. Chames
Ark
White River
Kemp
Thompson
Lutheran Norwegians Face School Policy Rift
The United Norwegian Lutheran church national synod opens in St Paul with about 2000 delegates. The central issue is which school should be official: Augsburg Seminary in Minneapolis or St Olaf at Northfield, or a new school, and the dispute threatens a rupture.
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St. Paul, Minn
National Synod of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Augsburg Seminary
Minneapolis
St. Olaf’s
Northfield
Five year wait ends as S E Foster elected school trustee
After 204 ballots in a bitter fight among factions, S M Foster is elected to the council announced trustee post over C H Worden and W P Bursley. Foster pledged to devote school fund interest to a public library and drew strong civic support from the Women’s league and local Democrats. The meeting adjourned at 2:10 am with Foster celebrated as the prudent choice.
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Council Chamber
Friends of
Messrs. 5
M. Foster
C. H. Worden
Oakley
Schied
Tigar
Women’s League
G. W. Bursley
Clark Fairbank
Dryer
Guild
Bursley
Women's League
S. M. Foster
Foster
Board of School Trustees
McDonald
Worden
Tigar and
Loesch
Page
George F. Bursley
Bursley Camp
Messrs
Foster Camp
Griebel
Mohr
Scheid
Sommers
Borkenstein
Fisher
Waltemath
John Mohr
W. P. Cooper
Cooper
Moir
Alfred Hattersley
Rev. Wagenhals
Shambaugh
Puzlie
Paul Wolf
Hettler
Maj
Will Wilson
Hanna
Mr. Hackett
Mr. Foster
Fire injures Mrs Shepard and Kate Beebe
Mrs N C Shepard attempted to fill a gasoline stove at her daughter's Brackenridge street home when an explosion burned her hands. Miss Kate Beebe helped and suffered serious burns to a hand. Dr Greenawalt treated the injured.
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N. C. Shepard
Charles Beebe
Brackenridge Street
Kate Beebe
Greenawalt
Indiana Crop Report Describes Varied Yields Across Counties
The Indiana weather service notes cool sunny weather early in the week, followed by uneven rains. Wheat looks poor except in some fields. oats are short. grasses are thining. corn, potatoes, and gardens benefited where rains fell, with future rains needed to secure promising crops. apples and pears are abundant.
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Inpranaports
Indiana Weather Service
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Meeting in Minneapolis
Music Hall hosted 225 delegates to the Minnesota Odd Fellows Grand Lodge session with 115 Rebecca lodges also in session. The main agenda is endorsing the new constitution for the Rebecca convention and subordinate lodges.
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MinnEaspolis
Minn
Music Hall
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Minnesota
Grand Lodge
Storm damages Worth county crops in Georgia
A severe storm swept Worth county last night destroying peach and watermelon crops and damaging other crops and property. No fatalities have been reported so far.
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Atlanta
Worth County
IOWA POPULISTS Reaffirmed and the Old Parties Given Roasting
Des Moines June 12. The Iowa populists at Des Moines hold their largest state convention with 360 delegates and about 500 attendees. The platform reaffirms the Omaha program, denounces Supreme Court rulings on income tax, supports free silver, and calls for reforms including safeguards for depositors and workers, plus taxes on incomes and gold contracts.
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Sylvester Crane
Davenport
A. R. Starrett
Humboldt
Supreme Court
W. Ivory
Mills County
F. J. Strason
Sioux City
Des Moines
Popnlists
Iowa
Young Men's Christian Association
A. R B. Starrett
Starrett
Weaver
W. H. Robb
Creston
Omaha
J. H. Gillette
Lincoln
White House
Cleveland
Rothschild and
Morgan
Gillette
Congress
Wall Street
Europe
Go to Rome City with the Chosen Friends
A group named the Chosen Friends plans a trip to Rome City on Friday June 14. The outing details the itinerary and meeting point for participants.
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Rome City
Chosen Friends
Brice Leads Slim Brice Faction Conference in Lima
Senator Brice and top followers held a Lima meeting with Byron Ritchie Frank Hurd and others from Toledo Celina Cincinnati Sidney and Toledo bank executives. They discussed securing the next legislature and Brice's candidacy if the democrats win control. Brice then left for Sandusky to attend the Grand Army encampment.
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Lima
Brice
Byron Ritchie
Frank Hurd
Toledo
Marsh
Celina
Mail Holtzapple
Cincinnati
O. L. M. Studevant
Sidney
George W. Hull
Walter B. Ritchie
0. D. Crites
First National Bank
M. C. Sullivan
Lake Erie
Sandusky City
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R Encamptment at Worthington and Coast
Worthington Minnesota hosts the G A R encampment for this district with Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. Officials and veterans from Minnesota and nearby states attend with addresses planned by Gov Clough and others. In Spokane Washington veterans gather for the department encampment led by Commander Lawler and General Schofield visits. Idaho grand encampment in Coeur d Alene and delegate visits to Spokane.
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Worthington
Minn
Women's Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans
Rock, Nobles
Jackson
Waiutouwan
Cottonwood
Pipestone
Clough
Eli Torrence
Minneapolis
J. J. McCurdy
R. van Sant
J. K. Mertz
McCleary
R. B. Bailey
Primghar
G. Eldredge
Sheldon
Cc. E. Clemans
West Okabena
Spokane
Waash
Washington
Alaska
Lawler
Hlinvis
Schofield
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene City
Coeur d’ Alene
Drowned Boy in St. Joe River at Lakeside
Basil Sharp ten year old, son of Mr and Mrs K P Sharp of 75 Lake Avenue Lakeside, drowned while swimming in the St Joe river after diving in shallow water. He was recovered about 150 yards from the dive site after a two hour search led by Gus Borgman. The incident occurred near the river confluence with the Maumee and Basil attended Lakeside public school.
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Basil
Little Basil
Efe
Gus Borgman
Borgman
St. Joe River
Maumee
Lakeside
Sharp
Auburn Carriage Maker Charles Eckhart Reports Busy Factory
Charles Eckhart, a leading Auburn carriage manufacturer, visited town yesterday and said his factory is running full blast though behind on orders. He noted two thousand jobs completed this season with a further thousand expected to be produced.
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Charles Eckhart
Auburn
Down to Bed Rock Lot for Sale on West Creighton Avenue
A 70 by 136 foot lot on the north side of West Creighton Avenue features a brick house on the west side, a good barn, well and cistern, ample fruit, and space for another house. Price 3150 dollars with 1000 cash and the rest on reasonable terms. Offer valid until Saturday night June 22. Sale by Everett & Doud, second floor Old National Bank Block.
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Creighton Avenue
Bed Rock
Everett & Doud
Old National Bank
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