Jubilee Bazaar At Peter and Pauls Church
Many kinds of stalls and decorations mark the bazaar at Peter and Pauls Church in Johnson Hall opening Wednesday night. A host of maidens will serve meals and refreshments while booths offer groceries live chickens and sweets. The north end of the west corridor features the magnoscope and the Egyptian hall will be in the south area with dinner and lunch in the east corridor. Edward W. Fenger has led the bazaar efforts with support from Rev and Auxiliary Bishop and other church members.
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Peter and Paul's
Jinson Hall
Edward W. Fenger
Nurch
Iil
Dagoes Refuse to Work at New Dam Site
At Oton New York on April 18 contractors tested a plan to urge workers back. Only 114 men reported for the shift, all Americans. Italians did not return, stonemasons and engineers were among those who did. The morning saw cement being loaded from the dam site to the quarry under cavalry escort. The strikers threatened to blow up railroad tracks if any stone was moved from the quarry.
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Oton
N. Y
Arry
Hawaiian Waves Reported Labor Unrest in Maui Plantations
An April 1 dispatch via San Francisco notes 2000 Japanese laborers on Maui plantations strike over alleged ill treatment. Authorities struggle to protect camps as mobs threaten violence. Few whites remain male detainees, and armed assistance may be sent from Honolulu. Plague death reported, while interisland wireless and inoculation plans unfold. many Americans face quarantine costs before returning home.
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Onolulu
San Francisco
La- 3
Maui
Honfale
Council of State
The
Art of Claims
Adulterated Goods Alleged in Grocery Trade Scare
A report alleges that the old Creamery company produced questionable products marketed as genuine. C H Weaver and Co of Chicago are named in claims that a counterfeit brand called Higin was used to adulterate goods. Grocers and consumers reportedly received large shipments of this imitation and one supplier cancelled future orders.
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Eigin
Weaver &Co
Anti-Spitting Ordinance Soon in Effect Here
The anti spitting ordinance is expected to take effect next Wednesday with weekly publications before it goes into force. Quigley notes a brief grace period but pledges strict enforcement and possible arrests.
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Quigley
Will
Steel Mills Resume Work Amid Rumors of Price Slump
Reports of a steel price drop prove unfounded with Carnegie officials denying cuts to plates and rails. Mills in Braddock restart with about 700 workers, while Nail, Rankin, Shoenberger, and Allegheny plants face varied closures and reopenings as market talk swirls. A Beaver Falls wire plant is unlikely to shut, and Newburg-area mills run at full capacity.
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Carnegie Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Pittsburg
Braddock
Rankin Mills
Shhoenberger
Allegheny Works
Combine
Beaver Falls
H. P
Baackes
Newberg
Overproduction Theory Challenged in Steel Plant Shutdown
Chicago reports emerging details suggesting the shutdown of American Steel and Wire plants was part of a stock-jobbing scheme. Rumors of overproduction circulated to justify closures, with resumption eyed for next week and January February profits near three million dollars. Tilmnois steel company manager denies any overproduction basis.
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Chicago
American Steel and Wire Company
Tilmnois Steel
Board of Works Decides Repairs for City Streets
The Board of Works orders temporary repairs to the Churchman Bridge over Pleasant Run with bends steel beams and a lattice floor. Disputes about private drives on E Washington street must be settled in court. City engineer Jeup flags weak abutments. College avenue pavement repairs are directed after complaints. Merkel street cement walks oppose by residents. final actions set on Rural, Sahm, New Jersey, Pratt and other streets with gravel, brick, or cement paving decisions.
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Dakota
Knights Templars from many cities in grand parade
More than 500 Knights Templar from Baldwin Lafayette Richmond Knightstown Columbus Muncie Greencastle Franklin Evansville Crawfordsville Frankfort Anderson Kokomo Greenfield Delphi Lebanon arrived at Union station for a grand commandery meeting. They were escorted to hotels, with bands from Frankfort Muncie Anderson Greenfield and other groups. The state house parade featured open carriages and military bands, ending after a 12 square long procession.
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Union Station
Meridian
Washington St
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Perrymans
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N. N. Agnew
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Richmond
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Greencastle
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Evansville
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Maj. Cullen
State House
W. A. Wilkins
Indiana
Hart
Grand Lodge Hall
Capitolave
Washingtotst
Indianapolis
Anderson Military Band
Greenfield Red Men’s Band
Saloontist Weiss Murdered After Injury Officials Testify
Testimony from Bridget Ryan and Charles Buermnagel places Weiss at his bar around 6 30 am after an injury. They describe blood on his shirt front and him awaiting customers, challenging the delirium tremens theory. Dr Williams notes recovery would preclude waiting on customers shortly after a fit.
Southport Meeting Approves Revision of Confession
At the Southport gathering, the Indianapolis presbytery passed Rev. R. V. Hunter’s revision resolutions amid lively exchanges. Ministers debated speeches and gag orders before approval, condemning the government canteen and urging passage of the Great bill. a committee was appointed to study the subject for next general assembly.
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Indianapolis
Southport
R. V. Hunter
J. Cumming Smith
George L. McIntosh
Roth
Greencastle
Rev. Smith
Rev. Hunter
Mr. Roth
McIntosh
Hunter
Rev. McIntosh
Chicago
General Assembly
Kinsey Cussin Case Returns To Marion Court
Supreme court sends McCarty versus Kinsey back to Marion superior court after Kinsey allegedly insulted and struck McCarty in a July 7 1894 meeting. Kinsey had argued former adjudication in his favor. The decision favors McCarty on demurrer and appeal. The other Indiana Car and Foundry Co case, Masten v. Indiana Car and Foundry, was decided for the company. Masten, a foreman, injured by molten metal, had $2000 default judgment overturned on motion and appealed.
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Supreme Court
Charles H. McCarty
Louis A. Kinsey
Marion Superior Court
McCarty
Kinsey
Superior Court
John. F. Masten
Indiana Car and Foundry Company
Masten
Indiana Governor weighs famine relief call for India
Chicago committee on India famine relief asks Indiana to designate first Sunday and Monday in May for donations of corn and money. Aimed at sending a shipload of corn and clothing to Lady Curzon for the famine victims, with potential Indiana cooperation. Lady Curzon gratefully receives assistance. govt relief already reaching millions. Governor Mount not present to act officially but viewed as favorable and may urge public aid.
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C. Co. Bonney
Chicago
Chicago Committee On
Curzon
Bonney
Indiana
Indiana Republican meeting weighs convention lineup
At a Wednesday session of the state central committee district delegates or proxies spoke little on platform. Thomas McNutt backed Gov. Mount as potential chairman and endorsed congressional actions on Puerto Rico. Elmer Crockett noted press chatter, while Posey Foster rivalry and Nash nomination prospects surfaced among Evansville and Tipton figures.
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Washington
Thomas McNutt
Congress
Gov. Mount
Frank B. Posey
John H. Foster
Supreme Judge
Evansville
Posesy
Foster
Posey
Federal Judge Dismisses Bankrupt Edgar Henderson
Judge Baker discharged Edgar T. Henderson of Elk Hart and Walkerton, a bankrupt whose sole creditor was a woman alleging a $1900 fraud. The judge criticized the statute as shielding dishonest debtors and letting those who obtain property by false means go free.
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Baker
Edgar T. Henderson
Elkhart
Walkerton
Henderson
Postum Reverses Coffee Health Decline Says South Dakota Man
A Sturgis resident W A Dawley testifies that quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee improved his health. He describes severe dyspepsia, emaciation, and nervous distress before finding Postum beneficial, gaining weight and restoring appetite and sleep. His son Ames Dawley is also said to have found relief after quitting coffee.
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South Dakota
W. A. Dawley
Sturgis
Jas. Meyer
Ames Dawley
Boy Tumbles From Tree After 30 Foot Climb
Morton Taylor a 10 year old boy climbed a tree on Bright street to fetch willow switches for a teacher. He fell nine feet to the sidewalk and was picked up with all bones intact though bruised. Ambulance conveyed him to 14 West Walnut Street.
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Bright St
W. Walnutst
Miners and Operators Settle Grievance in Black Coal District
In Brazil Ind on April 18 workers and mine operators signed a one year contract settling grievances and agreeing on a per ton price close to last year. The Commercial club admitted new men Wednesday, expanding membership in the district.
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Brazil
Ind
Black Coal District
Marion county council holds private meeting then public session
Marion county councilors met privately at the courthouse Wednesday morning to discuss continuing the county investigation and a $69,000 heating and lighting plant for the courthouse. The session continued publicly Wednesday afternoon.
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Marion County Council
Court House
McCullough
Chicago
Democratic Fulton Cass convention backs Cotner in race
The Fulton Cass county Democratic representative convention nominated James Cotner of Logansport. The body resolved that the candidate must support a law to better protect game and other birds, believing preservation will aid farm interests.
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Rochester
Ind
Fulton-Cass
James Cotner
Logansport
Naval appropriation bill resumes in Congress
The House resumes consideration of the naval appropriation bill on Wednesday. In the Senate Gallinger moves to require the treasurer to report stamp tax receipts under the revenue bill. An objection from Wixatt of Connecticut delays action until Thursday. Prothonotary J I Carson of Washington Pa endorses Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure for stomach trouble, claiming it digests what you eat and will cure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Gallinger
Secretary of the Treasury
Wxlatt
Connecticut
J. I. Carson
Interstate Live Stock Market summary at major yards
Interstate Stock Yards reports cattle receipts 150 at April 18 with mixed grades and weights across steers cows and calves. Hogs receipts 2 300 with quotes for good to choice and heavier packs. Union Stock Yards Indianapolis and other markets show similar ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with prices per cwt and per head.
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Abess Fia
Tareas Eimadieecare
Seveeeecan Sd
Avetatg
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Caerdaguze Cdesetede
Speevetioneeec Ac
City Grain Market Report for Wednesday April 18
The City Grain Market summarizes inspections and bid prices for wheat, corn, hay, and other grains. Wheat No 2 red No 4 red and milling freight prices show mixed rates. corn prices weaken with multiple grades listed. hay and miscellaneous notes include timothy and prairie offerings.
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City
Hay
Timothy
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