Coal Miners Strike Forecast Broad Regional Impact
National officials anticipate about three hundred thousand miners affected by the coming coal strike extending from Iowa to Pennsylvania. Estimates cover Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Indiana Illinois and Kentucky with potential sympathy action in Iowa and Missouri.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Inois
Kentucky
Maryland
Tennessee
Alabama
Iowa
Terre Haute
Ind
Knight
Eays Knight
Pittsburg
J. K. Jones & Co
Monongahela
National
Ratchford
United Mine Workers of America
Hanna
Washington
Mark Hanna
Parker's Work Returns Two Stolen Bicycles in Theft Case
Detectives recover two bicycles traced to Parker who taught Sunday school and retired houses. The owner is Ben Stevenson of 74 N Tennessee St. The wheels were dismantled and parts swapped. Parker later found with 150 dollars in cloth hidden in his Prospect Street home. Further plunder undisclosed.
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Parker
Ben Stevenson
N. Tennsylvania St
Wildwood Prepares First Class Shows Under Webber
Next week Wildwood will stage the comedy Comrades with Lew A Warner Lawrence Earl Atkinson Ella Lawrence Miss Booth and Al H Bailey in lead roles Miss May and Mr Sullivan also feature May perform dance numbers Mazelle the dancer appears in new songs and dances with her dog actor Edgan and his musical act adding to the vaudeville bill at the park
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Wildwood
Webber
Lew ‘A. Warner
Lawrence Earl Atkinson
Ella Lawrence
Booth
al H. Bailey
May
Mazelle
Ciill
Eadson
Death of John S Spann Prominent Indianapolis Merchant
John S Spann aged 17 at death at 162 N Pennsylvania St Indianapolis born 1826 in Jefferson County died Friday night from heart disease after nine weeks of danger. Spann led John S Spann & Co real estate with sons and helped city growth. funeral Sunday 4:30 from his home with Rev Milburn officiating. Burial Crown Hill.
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John §. Spann
Pennsylvania St
Jefferson County
John S. Spant
Vernon
Indianapolis
Indiana Democrat
Alexander F. Morrison
Spann
The
Democrat
George A
J. P. Chapman
Second Presbyterian Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Spann
J. A. Milburn
Milburn
Crown Hill
School Board Doings Report Shows Attendance Rise
Supt. Goss presented to the school board the annual figures: daily attendance up by 1,343 from last year. 803 corporal punishments versus 309 in 1896. 2,211 pupils neither tardy nor absent. 764 truancies. Leave granted to attend the National Education Convention in Milwaukee. Rachel Segar and Anna Keay decline Greek scholarships. Inez Elliott granted privilege. Death of Mrs. Mary J. Voorhees at 84, residing in Indianapolis since 1847. funeral set for Sunday morning at 407 N Capitol Ave.
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Supt
Goss
Milwaukee
Rachel Segar
Anna Keay
Inez Iliott
Voorhees
Mary J. Voorhees
Abby V. Judson
N. Capitol Cave
Indianapolis
Brokers Oppose Tax on Stock and Bond Transactions
Washington reports show GOP senators plan a tariff bill with a tax on stock and bond trades. New York brokers protest fiercely as a delegation prepares to travel to Washington to lobby against the measure.
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Washington
Forney to Speak on Second Coming in City Corner
John A. Forney of New York, representative of the Society of Christian Israelites, will address audiences on the second coming of Christ and the restoration of Israel at the corner of Washington Street and Kentucky Avenue on Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings at 8:16 p.m.
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John A. Forney
New York
Society of Christian Israelites
Washington St
Kentucky-ave
Christ
Israel
City Life Infrastructure and Civic Leadership Changes
Arch street improvement to be deferred until a sewer is built. A. B. Gates resigns as Commercial club treasurer and C. E. B. Mollenbeck named to succeed him. Board of public works approves cement walks on New Jersey street. Assessment roll for Judge Harding street gravel roads shows $3,006.99 due, average cost per lineal foot. Twelve of 27 Senate Street residents oppose sidewalks. improvement will proceed.
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Parkave
Broadway
A. B. Gates
Commercial Club
C. EB. Mollenbeck
Board of Public Works
New Jersey-st
Washington-st
Massachusetts Ave
Judge Harding-st
Senate
Wermont St
St. Clair-st
Burton Demand Grows for Tennessee Pardon
Indianapolis officials including Supt. Colbert and Mayor Taggart pressed Nashville for a pardon of James Burton, the confessed murderer of Fireman Frank Redmond. Colbert sent a query and warned of a possible trip to the Tennessee governor if no action occurs.
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Nashville
Mayor Taggart
Tennessee
James Burton
Frank
Supt
Colbert
Burton
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Garfield Park
Indianapolis prepares for the largest Fourth of July events at Garfield Park under the National Union Soldiers and Sailors Mutual League with wide city military support. A 1 15 p m artillery salute, flag raising, readings, and remarks by Gov. Mount anchor a program featuring the Second Regiment Band, the Star Spangled Banner, Columbia the Gem of the Ocean, and a grand dress parade at 5 20 p m by multiple veterans and military groups.
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Garfield Park
Indianapolis
National Union Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Mutual League
National Artillery
D. L. Mackenzie
First Lutheran Church
William H. Lester
Columbia
Ocean
Thos. Tageart
Harry Bayard
C. E. Merrifield
James A. Mount
Glee Club
America
Indiana National Guard
National Guard
Sons of Veterans
Patriotic Sons of America
Zouaves, Rifles
Knights of Pythias
Patriarchs Militant
Boys' Brigade
German Veterans’ Association
George C. Webster
B. A. Richardson
Newton M. Taylor
T.W. S. Belcher
Forecast for Indianapolis 36 hours ending July 4
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for warm and fair conditions through Saturday night with cooler, more cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms by Sunday. Noon readings reached 92 at the weather bureau, 97 to 98 at several downtown drugstores, and 115 in sunlit shade reported at The Sun office.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Navin's Drug Store
Illinois
Washington-sts
Huder’s Drug Store
Pennsylvania
Baldwin's
Music Store
Ohio-sts
Consumptives Paroled in Mass Clemency by Governor Mount
Gov Mount signs paroles for ten consumptives from the Michigan City penitentiary after a tour by his secretary to inspect cases. Names, crimes, and sentences include Homer Rathbone forgery two years from Steuben county, Tobe Whitfield grand larceny two years Marion county, and others with life or multi year terms. Paroles are conditional with six month conduct reports due and a prohibition on evil society and liquor.
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Mount
Michigan City Penitentiary
Chas. E. Wilson
Homer Rathbone
Steuben County
Tobe Whitfield
Marion County
Chas. Reynolds
DeKalb
John Cave
Dubois
Jos. Bell
Hamilton
Can
Jos. S. McMillin
Carroll
Chas. Werst
Adams
Reuben Myers
Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Warren Pearson
Clark
Wm. Battich
Marion
Folding Beds at all prices
Wm. L. Elder advertises folding beds at all prices with emphasis on value and durability. The notice promotes a sale and urges readers to visit for best selections and prices.
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Wm. L. Elder
Carpenters Appeal for Eight Hour Law in Indianapolis
Indianapolis carpenters issue an appeal to support an eight hour workday. About 1,200 carpenters with roughly half employed cite long hours and Sunday work. They seek public aid to reduce hours, help families in need, and denounce harsh labor practices by W. P. Jungclaus, pledging mutual support in emergencies.
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Indianapolis
W. P. Jungclaus
Camp Gray backs Taggart renomination at city meeting
Camp Gray and T Tac the democratic veterans group adopted resolutions praising mayor Thomas Taggart for liberal progress and business growth and urged renomination at the upcoming city democratic convention. Ches Bridges attended, opposing Taggart on free silver grounds.
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Camp Gray
Democratic Organization of Old Soldiers
John Blake
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Ches. Bridges
Train Crew Discharged After Vandalia Collision
The wrecked Christian Endeavor train that hit the Vandalia mail at Vandalia Indiana on Wednesday morning had its crew discharged after a Terre Haute investigation. Conductor Horace Kerns and three others were found responsible for failing to acquaint themselves with running orders. George Maxfield of the Wabash praised Kerns, saying the conductor acted correctly until the east siding was reached and the crash occurred as the train tried to back up. Some friends seek reinstatement for Kerns.
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Christian Endeavor
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Horace Kerns
Tom Manifee
Chas McClain
William Pett
George Maxfield
Wabash
Kerns
Kern
Indianapolis Seeks 1905 Elk Convention Home
Evans Woolen of the Commercial club travels to Minneapolis with views and data to brand Indianapolis as the best convention city. James L. Keach Thomas Taggart Jos Fanning and S J Crawford join the trip, aiming to land next year’s Elk gathering for the Hoosier capital amid competition from New Orleans Omaha Niagara Falls Boston and Denver. Delegations and notable locals plan to attend the national convention, with future meeting sites in focus.
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Evans Woolen
Commercial Club
Minneapolis
Convention of Elks
Indianapolis
James L. Keach
Thomas Taggart
Jos, Fanning
S. J. Crawford
Elks
Woolen
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Omaha
Niagara Falls
Boston
Denver
Capt
Curtis
Wm. HE. English
Jey Voss
Malignant yellow fever spreads in Cuba as troops suffer
United States inspectors report 12,000 sick Spanish soldiers in Havana hospitals and rising deaths while filth floods streets aid disease. In Santiago 2,000 soldiers hospitalised and yellow fever rages. Civilian deaths uncounted, authorities keep figures limited.
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Washington
Cuba
Weyler
United States
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Monday Night at Kissel's Concert Recital
Monday evening at Kissel's presents a varied program including King Carnival Hearts and Flowers Egyptian Midnight Parade and The Isle of Champagne as well as marches waltzes and overtures by Isenman Beyer Furst Schlepegrell and Mann Master Franks Hall the young baritone singer will perform and fireworks will illuminate the night throughout the program.
Licenses Granted to 28 Hoisting Engineers
Mine-inspector Fisher on Friday certified 28 hoisting engineers by years of service, entitling them to licenses without examination under the last legislature’s act licensing mine bosses and engineers. The licenses were issued after exams and service records, marking a formal regulatory milestone.
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Fisher
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