Sam Parks Dies in Sing Sing After Long Labor Battle
Ossining May 4 Sam Parks New York labor leader died in Sing Sing prison after a rapid decline from consumption amid a series of extortion convictions. Parks led ironworkers strikes and faced a rival local union clash with President Buchanan. No pardon application filed, Governor Odell said.
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Ossining
Sam Parks
New York
Sing Sing
Parka
Parks
Fibre
Ohicago
Bridgemen's Union
Buchanan
Parke
Tim McCarthy
Odell
Will Become Cadet at Naval Academy
Frank Hamilton son of Schou Urnates Allen Hamilton has received Annapolis notice that he passed all mental exams for entry to the Naval Academy and must report within two weeks for the physical. He earned the appointment from Congressman James M. Robinson in February and prepared in March and April. Hamilton, a Fort Wayne high school student, has twice captained the football team. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as strengthening kidneys and curing kidney and bladder disease, sold by Dyeier and Bro.
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Frank Hamilton
Schou
Allen Hamilton
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Hamilton
James M. Robinson
Kane
Fort Wayans High School
Joas
Foley
Dyeier & Bro
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Four in Newport Ind
A powder mill owned by Northwestern Powder company near Newport Indiana exploded at noon killing four men Desotn Briggs Albert Mayhew George Mayhew and Henry Griffin and injuring two others Quincy Foster and Mr I Taylor. Ten thousand pounds of powder detonated, and Briggs and Griffin were blown to unrecognizable fragments.
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Newport
Ind
Northwestern Powder Company
Desotn Briggs
Albert Mayhew
George Mayhew
Henry Griffin
Quincy Foster
Mr.i. Taylor
Briggs
Griffin
Traveling danger to kidneys prompts health warning
The article warns constant motion harms kidneys and cites travel industry workers as prone to kidney disease. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, claiming improved kidney and bladder health, with a testimonial from George E Hausan, locomotive engineer, Lima, Ohio.
Home cure for consumption claimed by Fort Wayne doctor
Dr Charles Zummerman a renowned lung specialist, touts a home treatment for consumption that he says cures all cases where vitality remains. He reports hundreds of recoveries and asks readers to request testimonials and information by writing to his Fort Wayne Indiana address.
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Charles Zummerman
Fort Wayne
United States
Tony
Charles Zimmerman & Co
Indiana
Portrait of Mr Carnegie Donated to Fort Wayne Library
Samuel M. Foster presents a finely done oil portrait of Hon. Andrew Carnegie for the Fort Wayne public library. The work, by O A Kevenaugh of Louisville, arrived last week and will be installed after display at People's store windows for several days for public viewing.
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Samuel M. Foster
Fort Wayne Public
Mr. Carnegie
Foster
Presbyterians discuss unity at Chicago banquet
At the Presbyterian Social Union banquet in the Auditorium hotel Chicago, about 400 laymen and numerous ministers gathered. Dr Robert Coyle of Denver urged unifying doctrine and erasing lines within the Presbyterian church while Rev William Robinson Notman presided. Speakers included Rev John H Pugh Rev B C Wylie Rev C Hemphill and Rev M H Moar.
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Chicago
Presbyterian Social Union
Auditorium Hotel
Robert Coyle
Denver
Presbyterian Church North
Presbyterian Church
William Robinson Notman
John H. Pugh
Pittsburg
B.C. Wylie
Wilkinsburg
C. Hemphill
Louisville, Ky
M. H. Moar
Conference Talk Aims at Union of Presbyterian Churches
Announcement from Chicago and Monmouth clergy notes a conference between Cumberland and Presbyterian church representatives at Buffalo this month to explore a union of the two denominations. Participants include Rev. T. Michael of Monmouth and Rev. J. B. Johns of Randolph.
Knights of Columbus adjourns select Terre Haute for 1905 meet
State convention closes at noon with Terre Haute chosen as the meeting site in May 1905. Officers elected include State Deputy Prof John G Ewing of Notre Dame and State Secretary Charles T Dunn of Richmond. Delegates to the national convention at Louisville named John G Ewing and W B Breen. Alternates are William J Mooney and William M Madden. Visitors plan night social and a theatre outing to The Henrietta at Titbrary hall, with a reception and board party canceled due to the play.
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Knights of Columbus
Terre Haute
John G. Ewing
Notre Dame
Charles IT
Dunn
Richmond
Edward J. O’reilly
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tyne
John G. Ewinge
W. BP. Breen
William J. Mooney
William M. Madden
Evansville
Titbrary Hall
Cathedral Dramatic Club
Touleht
Electric Bitters Cure All Aches Says North Carolina Man
B F Hass of Fremont, North Carolina reports severe kidney trouble and rheumatism before using Electric Bitters. After a few doses he felt relief and was entirely cured, saying he has had no sick days since. Neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. 50 cents at Dreier and Bro druggists.
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Aince
Debliny
B. F. Hass
Fremont, N. C
Dreier & Bro
Interurban inspection fuels renewal rumors in Fort Wayne
Loganport officials Hon J Levering Tunes and Hon Samuel Murdock with Henry C Paul and Supt Emmons of the Wa bash Valley Traction Co toured Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction property. Authorities say the trip was only an inspection but word spread of possible renewed talks with the city traction interests. Many key figures were away, delaying confirmation.
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J. Levering Tunes
Philadelphia
Samuel Murdock
Lafayette
Henry C. Paul
Emmons
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Voting machines aid city in city election
Milwaukee reports from City Clerk show voting machines in all precincts sped up results and cut costs. Complete returns arrived before 9 PM, with many wards reporting by 7:30, and lost ballots nearly eliminated. The system saved printing costs and reduced illegible ballots while preserving clear outcomes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Smiths Celebrate Golden Wedding in Peru
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Smith of Peru marked their golden wedding anniversary. Eziva G Meyer a 44 year old traveling salesman died at Goshen Tuesday known as Happy Meyer. Lakeside Enting company plant removal from Michigan City to Inchart completed.
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Thomas H. Smith
Peru
South Bend
Eziva G. Meyer
Goshen
Happy” Meyer
Lakeside Enititg, Company
Michigan City
Inchart
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Geo. E Hausan
Lima
Dreier &Bra
Carnegie
A. C. Kevenaugh
Interurban
Col. Jones
Hig Associates
Southwestern
Logansport
City Line
Yoley
Dreter & Bro
New Chwang
Petri
Leehis
New IW York
Rao
Bears
Daia
Certau
Wenger
Bright
Lobt Mannood
All Ite
Alle Monte
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
Oliver Steel
C. Schlatter & CO
Columbia and
Clinton Streets
Q. Gandy & Company
Churubusco, Ind
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