Enemies Move to Oust Gompers as AFL Leader
Chicago reports indicate miners and longshoremen form a coalition to oppose Samuel Gompers’s re election as president of the American Federation of Labor after 21 years at the helm. Some allied leaders and miners plan clandestine conferences this week to push the change amid conservative support.
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Chicago
Simuel Gompers
Armetican Federation of Labor
James Duncam
Serteury
Gompers
Prison Escapes Highlight Brutal Plan by Women Inmates
Reported incident from a women's prison describes two inmates arming with a razor and escaping the grounds toward Puntindlewicks Gate. Railway workers alerted guards, guards recaptured them, and authorities questioned the motive noting potential publicity concerns.
Evansville court upholds injunction denial in care position case
Miss Wilson, keeper and supervisor of amusements at Southern Indiana hospital, vows to keep her post despite a court ruling denying injunctive relief. She asserts jurisdiction and real interests justify her tenure while awaiting a successor, with attorney William Koch contesting the outcome.
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Evansville
Ind
Misa Mary EL Wileig
Amusementa
Southern Indiana Hospital
Chinsons
Preacher and Choir Arrest Warrants Issued in Wilkinsburg
In Pittsburg Te a law crusade reaches Wenotnt where social tormenters are being targeted. Warrants for the arrest of four choir leaders and three ministers, including Rev Dr Kas AL Smit, are sought for alleged involvement in an illegal war on a Sunday. The choir leaders are accused of fraud.
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Pittsburg
Aum
Wilkinsburg
Wenotnt
Churel Mink Stigers
Kas
AL Smit
Christan
Dew
Enieh
Sunda
Births and Deaths Notice Featuring Local Families
Birth entries list George and May Farlyn and numerous couples with address snippets and newborns including a girl for Noah and Nora Cine and others. Death notices include Rev. Frederick Inke age 68 and Etla Phillips age 17 plus several residents listed with ages and causes such as apoplexy tuberculosis and dysentery. Hospital and university addresses appear for several individuals.
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Frederick Inke
Suille
Etla Phillips
Indiana
Hieronemua Keller
University
Herainlegis Errete B. Roberts
University-at
Daisy Kriel
Geinendorf-at
Amelia H. Smith
Charles BI. Myers
Blaine-ave
Culver Sent To Mrs Work's School By Judge Staley
On Saturday afternoon Judge Staley will send Manson Culver, son of Dy Dudley M Culver, to Mrs Work's School at Plymouth. The youth shows more interest in a fourteen year old sweetheart than in his father's pleas for a suspended sentence or reform.
Public baths urged to curb insanity says judge
ST PAUL Aug 1 The establishment of public baths is held by Judge Bagzijle to reduce insanity in the county In the first eight months of the year 63 insane cases were heard in the probate court compared with 142 last year indicating a drop of 35 cases City Firemen resign in Bellaire leaving the city without fire protection after the resignation Saturday leaving the town unprotected
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ST. Paul, Mian
Bagzijle
Bellaire
Building Permits and Repairs Noted in Indianapolis Entries
Building permits listed for G. P. McDougall for factory addition and Schaull Co for Meridian fuel room repairs. New shed at 1511 Hilalde Ave. and repairs at Talbott Ave. and Twenty-fifth Ave. involve Jomea Ponne and Harry Schowe. FIR and Indianapolis brewing references appear among mixed items.
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G. P. McDougall
Wy, Schaull & Co
Meridian
Jomea Ponne
Hilalde-ave
Harry Schowe
Talbott-ave
Indianapolis
Jergey
Ex-Gty Clerk Geckler Replies to Charges of Accountant
Ex city clerk John F Ueckler publishes a statement addressing discrepancies found in the city clerk office records during his tenure. He notes receipts and fines, questions a missing entry, and argues the need to reexamine several docket items and the money in safes and the receipt book with emphasis on a few specific cases and signings by police court judges and clerks.
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Geckler
John F. Ueckler
Verck
Eixpert
Coons
Total
Neoree
Policw Court
Ana Erste
Poller
Biliott
Liles
Bulott
Aimee
Eigelt
Got
Elterreit
Milkatt
Ates
Wanelaster Wall Sas
Vung
Man Dies After Talking Causes Wounds Reopen
In Waterloo, a man who talked repeatedly to another allegedly provoked fatal injuries. The victim died after the wound was aggravated while examining jaw injuries. Medical staff treated the attacker for the wound, but the accused declined to reveal further details and faced the consequences.
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Waterloo
Jenry
Metz
Wealthy Woman’s Suicide Attempt Ends in Rescue
In Chicago Angora NX Mlegretth, wife of a candy manufacturer, made two suicide attempts on Saturday over believed spousal abandonment. She swallowed morphine but was saved by a Woodstock building janitor who seized the bottle. later she cut her left side with scissors. Police took her to hospital for treatment.
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Chicago
Angora
Mlegretth
Woodstock
Anegreit
Mourning Family Killed by Train in Chicago
Albert C. Skibbe his wife and their daughter were struck by a Burlington passenger train at Sixteenth Street and Ashland Avenue, two hours after attending the burial of their son killed in a railway collision. The undertaker who buried the son had lent the family a horse and buggy to provide a brief respite from sorrow.
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Chicago
Albert C. Skibbe
Burlington
Sixteenth-sr
Ang Ashland-ave
Uodertaker
Xon
Smuggling Ring Tied to Seizure of Goods in Savannah
Report details Ampleat Ryne and Bringen involved in cigar smuggling into the United States. Treasury agents arrested Brinson in Savannah as authorities weigh charges under the pact cited. One hundred citizens bought Brinson goods. figures range from 10 to 16000 units. total duty levy projected around 98,000.
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Sav Ann
Ampleat En Ryne
Suison G. Bringen
Simngs
United States
Action Aguinge Chem
Bynson
Sacannah
Treasury
Mer Attee
Brinson
Bret
Arienierorist
Pyria
Out in Wild and Woolly Spokane
Spokane early 20th century column notes streetcar robbery hold up by highwaymen. A man named Kreuibunt resisted and was shot twice. robbers escaped with $30. Amalgamated stock and various names appear amid unrelated market listings from Cincinnati and Toledo grain notes.
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Spokane
Wash
John Kreuibunt
Eubbers
Agricultural and Market Notes from Indianapolis and New York
Market reports show shipments steady with moderate activity. Prices advance for beef cattle hogs and sheep while currency and cotton prices influence broader trade. Weather and crop conditions remain seasonally favorable. quarterly dividends declared with steady buyer interest.
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Ry Meyer
Kiser
New York
Pennsylvania
Hanlee
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Market Summary
East Buffalo and East Liberty livestock and grain notes show cattle receipts and price ranges for beef and lambs, hogs, and miscellaneous feeds with regional quotes. The report references Wall Street activity including Mexico Central and North American stocks, and Chicago grain and provisions quotes along with cattle and hog receipts at Union Stock Yards and East Liberty markets.
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Chicago
Union Stocktfards
East Liberty
Marion County Sheriff Sale on Real Estate In Indianapolis
The Sheriff of Marion County Indiana will publicly sell rents and profits of the northwest half of lot 365 in Pletcher Stone subdivision and the south half of lot 91 in Indianapolis to satisfy a decree against German General Protestant Orphan Association and John Coverditt for 339 dollars plus interest and costs. If rents are insufficient, the fee simple of the real estate may be exposed to sale to discharge the decree. The sale is at the Marion County Courthouse on the specified August day between 10 AM and 2 PM.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Batuniay
Pletcher, Stone
Taylor and Hoyt
Baldmart
Robert Metzger
Sheri
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