Governor calls for arbitration in Indiana plate glass strike
The Indiana governor and labor officials urge arbitration in the Alexandria plate glass strike after armed guard concerns. President Kann of the company is criticized for resisting union demands and importing armed men, with calls for state power to settle disputes fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Thas
Plate Glass
Alexandria
Indiana
Aléxandria
Kann
Lnter
L Aw
Iana
Idiana
Htas
Metrnarch
Rerty
Plate Glass Works
Fragmentary remarks on beef, Miles, and probes in uncertain terms
A garbled text fragment discusses canned beef for the army, a probe into Gen. Miles, and potential findings by a commission. It mentions allegations, proof, and labor unions, with scattered names and disjoint phrases, reflecting a chaotic transcription of political controversy.
Odd War Tales and Artistic Anecdotes Across Time
A collage of brief vignettes spanning war courage in Cuba with Stephen Crane nicknamed for water in danger and a London Chronicle correspondent. a Turner studio anecdote about misreading value of paint. a Georgia moonshiner graveyard ruse. Felix Mascheles fragments of autobiography recounting Schumann and Carnaval. a Kansas man Andrew Dixon lauded after death. and a House of Commons quip on stake in politics, reported in a contrived, period-tinged miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lynch
Cuba
London Chronicle
England
Stephen Crane
Hill
Stephen
Press Snippets Across States Reflect On Society
A collage of 19th century editorial quips notes wealth dwindling when counted in dollars, party salvation sought without Grover Cleveland, early spring delays, and race issues abroad. It cites remarks on industrial competition, statues to women, and Gen Lawton’s plan involving Filipino prisoners, provoking debate on policy and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Philippine Commission
Evansville Journal’ News
Best in the World Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsement
A reader praises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as the best in the world after suffering a severe cold and cough. They bought a bottle from a local druggist and report complete recovery before reaching half the bottle. The note appears in The Herald in Andersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Herald
Andersonville
Plea Over Street Car Route for Suburb
A letter exchange urges extending a street car line through the center of the suburb rather than along its south or west edges. Writers pressure the Book Out Park Board to begin work soon, warning political delays could cost public support after a harsh winter and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Thomas Bowser
SUN
Fall Creek
Indiana Ave
Society Notes Reflect Local Arrivals and Affairs
Mrs. Anna H. Wright plans a June trip to Europe. Mrs. Theodore Kruse has returned from Lafayette. Miss Ada Edwards of Indianapolis is back from Stanford. A German house ladies club elected Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut president. Mrs. Clifton Comly and Miss Louis Garrard hosted a small gathering for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Miss Jennie F. Johnston and Wm. F. Garinger wed at the bride's mother residence. Miss Gertrude Willien of Terre Haute visits Miss Reaume. The Amateurs will meet at Miss Reaume's Saturday. Bloomfield witnessed the marriage of Miss Pearl Brown and Marion Thomas at the Christian church with Elder W. P. Campbell officiating. Miss Eliza G. Browning, Mrs. F. F. M. Churchman and Miss Sara Wilson plan a Monday departure for Atlanta and the South. The marriage of Miss Ila Malott and Edgar H. Evans is set for Tuesday at the bride’s home, with Mr. Evans hosting a bachelor supper Monday on North Meridian Street. A dinner at the Arlington was given by the National Industrial and Patriotic League in honor of Mrs. Louise Lawrence of Indiana, a Grand Army figure active in Washington for army horses and Indiana’s exhibit needs for 1900. Lawrence is known in Indianapolis philanthropic circles.
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Anna H. Wright
Europe
Theodore Kruse
Lafayette
Ada Edwards
Indianapolis
Stanford University
Clemens Vonnegut
Clifton Comly
Louis Garrard
Benjamin Harrison
Jennie F. Johnston
Wm. F. Garinger
Eliza G. Browning
FF. M. Churchman
Sara Wilson
Atlanta
South
Hla Malott
Edgar H. Evans
Evans
N. Meridian St
Arlington
National Industrial and Patriotic League
Louise Lawrence
Indiana
Washington
Town Talk Loses Fire News and Local Trials
The Big Four launches its first $1 Sunday trip to Cincinnati with plans to alternate Sundays with C., HH. and D. this summer. A stove overheated starting a fire at 1216 S Meridian St. Loss set at 40 dollars. Prof. Garner to lecture on In the heart of the African jungle at the Propylaeum Wednesday night. Dr. Ford stopped a runaway horse at the post office by seizing the bridle. Grant Suggs awarded 400 dollars by a jury after scalding in a ditch from boiler water near Bachman’s veneer works. Richard Porter seeks 3000 dollars against Michael O’Connor over Broad Ripple explosion damages. Building inspectors warn of unsafe fire escapes. Bernard Trimpe arrested on grand jury charge of receiving stolen goods and released on 1000 dollars bond. Three colored boys who robbed Noel’s shoe store say they sold the shoes to Trimpe.
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Bernard Trimpe
Indiana Ave
Noel
City Council Hits Milestones with Park and Market Paving Funds
Council approves four appropriations totaling 8 700 for paving the space east of the market, buying land at Garfield park, bicycles for mounted police, and Memorial Day costs. Shafer pushes ordinance fining peddlers who walk across lawns between houses.
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Garfield Park
Shafer
Senators to Visit Klondike On Summer Expedition
A party of United States senators including Gray of Delaware Gallinger of New Hampshire Bacon of Georgia Hanssbrough of North Dakota Clark of Wyoming Heitfeld and Turner of Washington and others will travel to the Klondike regions. They leave Seattle June 1.
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Wapakoneta
United States
Gray
Delaware
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bacon
Georgia
Hans~sbrough
North Dakota
Clark
Wyoming
Heitfelt and
Turner
Washington
R. B. Gordon
Ohio
Bernard W. Layton
Senate
Klondike
Seattle
Fire Gutts Mattress and Upholstery Shop in Delawarest
Otto Suesz's mattress and upholstery shop rear of 249 N Delawarest was gutted by fire early Tuesday. Loss on building fixtures and stock about 500 dollars with unknown origin. Building owned by Henry Coburn, a one story brick. Coburn to lose about 100 dollars. Both insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Suesz
Delawarest
Henry Coburn
Frankem Estate Case Settled Out of Court
The dispute between Isaac and Augustus Frankem and the grandchildren over the property was settled out of court and will not be appealed. Attorneys’ fees are drawn from the $8,000 estate: Daniel Waite Howe $200. Henry N. Spaan and Edwin St.G. Rogers $200 and $150 for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Augustus Frankem
Jonathan Frankem
Daniel Waite Howe
Henry N. Spaan
Max Dessauer Dies in Martinsville Overdose
Max Dessauer of 717 Harrison street died Monday in Martinsville from an overdose of morphine used to treat heart neuralgia. He worked for the Lion Manufacturing Co of Indianapolis. He is survived by a widow and four children. Burial will be in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dessauer
Harrison Sr
Martinsville
Lion Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Supervising Architect Taylor Delays Indianapolis Post Office Visit
Supervising architect Taylor of the treasury department is due in Indianapolis to open the post office site matter but will not arrive until Sunday, delaying Monday plans.
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Taylor
Treasury Department
Indianapolis
Nellie F. Pte Seeks Divorce From Edward M. Teneyck
Nellie F. Pte files a complaint for divorce against her husband Edward M. Teneyck citing dissolution of marriage and related relief, including monetary aspects.
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Edward M. Teneyck
Nellie. F. Pte
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JOHE
SUN Telephones
Bustacer
Ind
Miles
Harly
Jose
Quayle
Riley
Mexico
Universal Peace Movement
Atlanta Constitution
Felix Mascheles
Andrew Dixon
Kansas
Andy
Balfour
House of Commons
Spirit OF the State Press
Terre Haute
I Express
Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Lafayette Courier
South Bena
Richmond Sun-Telegram
Park Board
Pettis Dry Goods CO
South Meridian Street
The
Central Rubber& Supply Co . S. Meridian St
Eeeerhiee
Big Four
Cincinnati
Wiliam Bonesteele
S. Meridian Sr
R. L. Garner
Propylaeum
Africa
J. H. Ford
Grant Suggs
Bachman
Richard Porter
John Porter
Broad Ripple
Michael O’connor
West Washington Street
Chicago
Bronsox
A.G
Physicians and Surgeons
Amelia R. Keller
W. B. Fletcher
Mar A. Spink
North Alabama St
J. A. Sutcliffe
Rgeon
A.M
Buchanan
Paul E. Hulsman
Optician
Meridian St
Dental College
Department OF Dentistry
University OF Indianapolis
W. Coz
Delaware and
Ohio St
Fletcher Avenue
Rca
Ana
Pennsylvania
I. M. Rowe
the Klondike
Sat
East Ohio St
Jos. KR. Adams
Old Clinton Street
Adelaide Street
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