Archbishop Ireland Seeks Quick Steel Strike Settlement
Archbishop Ireland travels from Hartford after days in New York to mediate the steel strike with President McKinley and Senator Hanna. Michael Walsh says the archbishop plans to meet J. P. Morgan and steel trust officials to urge a settlement.
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New York
Ireland
St. Paul
Michael Walsh
Walsh
McKinley
Ireeland
Hanna
Itreland
Hartford
Conn
J. P. Morgan
Steel Trust
Shelby Tube Mills Swallowed by Billion-Dollar Trust
New York reports United States Steel Corporation has gained control of the Shelby tube works. The concern operates several mills making tubes, with weekly output around 3,000 tons. Principal mills are in Shelby Ohio Greenville Pennsylvania Elwood City Pennsylvania Toledo Ohio Newcastle Pennsylvania Hartford Connecticut Albany Indiana Auburn Pennsylvania Seaver Kalus Pennsylvania Garwood New Jersey Mansfield Ohio and Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. The Shelby company employs only non union men.
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Shelby Tube Mills
TRUST
Shelby
Greenville
Elwood City
Toledo
Newcastle
Hartford
Indianapolis Feels Effects of East Iron and Steel Strike
The eastern iron and steel strike is slowing Indianapolis construction as weeks pass. Haugh Noelke Iron Works expects no harm unless Carnegie steel joins the dispute, while shortages and price spikes hit tin and galvanized iron suppliers like Tanner and Sullivan. Independent mills lag behind, delaying projects and threatening winter contracts.
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Haugh-Noelke Iron Works
Carnegie Steel Company
George R. Sullivan
Tanner & Sullivan
Mr Sullivan
Strikers Stay United as Mills Begin Partial Reopenings
In Pittsburg on August 8, managers reopen parts of plants despite no defections in the strike. At Lindsay & McCutcheon Farm mill twenty workers return under guard, Clark nine inch mill resumes with 42 workers, Mant still idle, 463 workers employed total. Painter's mill plans Friday opening with one department. Managers expect strikers may rush to reclaim jobs once vacancies arise.
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Farm
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Clark
Painter's Mill
American Steel Hoop Company
Gompers Visits Pittsburg to Confer with Shaffer
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor arrives in Pittsburg to discuss union strategy with President Shaffer. The visit could influence labor relations as the federation expands in McKeesport and new steel workers groups join under federation banners.
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Pittsburg, Pa
Gompers
The
American Federation of Labor
Shaffer
McKeesport
John Flynn
American Federation
Schwab
Williams Says Schwab Dominates Morgau In Conference
Williams reports that soon after the New York conference began President Schwab completely dominated Morgau in all matters. Schwab is described as absolute in management and almost a dictator. He notes critics argued the resociation was growing too strong.
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New York
Williams
Schwab
Morgau
Morgan
Farm Mill Begins Work Amid Nonunion Labor Tensions
Pittsburg reports the Lindsay and McCutcheon company mill in Alegheny started operations on Thursday under nonunion labor. The move remarks on ongoing labor tensions as workers at the Farm mill begin production.
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Pittsburg
Lindsay & McCutcheon Company
Alegheny
Terrific Smash on the B. & O
A serious wreck occurred on the B and O near Confluence as three excursion trains collided uninjured passengers were panicked and several people including Fireman T Slamon P J Collins Mrs Collins and John H Lewis were injured Mrs Collins infant son two months old hurt head leg injuries reported with multiple others listed among the injured and the tramway car thrown onto a sidetrack.
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Pittsburg
Seashore
Conflienes
Rockwood
Confluence
Coburg
T. Slamon
P. J. Collins
Youngstown
A. G. Shaw
Helen Lamont
Dora Hartzell
Newcastle
J. E. Stillwagen
Connellsville
FELL IN A HIDDEN WELL AT 1222 LEXINGTON AVE
Ida M. Fulkerson wife of Walter Fulkerson sues George Tanner for 3000 dollars claiming on Sept 3 1899 she fell into a concealed well in the cellar of her home at 1222 Lexington Ave owned by Tanner. She says the well was covered and she did not know of its existence and she suffered severe nervous shock before rescue.
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Ida M. Fulkerson
Walter Fulkerson
George ‘Tanner
Lexington Ave
Tanner
Petition Seeks Cigar Duty Cut From Havana Dealers
The Havana union of tobacco dealers plans to send a petition to Washington requesting a reduction of cigar duties to two dollars and fifty cents per pound. The group argues Cuba needs economic support from the United States and implies annexation may be sought without concessions.
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Havana
Washington
Havana Union of Tobacco Dealers
Cuba
United States
Merchants Back Billboard Ordinance Amid Safety Fears
Local council debates new billboard ordinance as incidents raise safety concerns. Councilman Moriarity cites a toppled board near Sterling block and a falling sign above Knight's blacksmith shop. Business leaders urge limited heights and building-based ads to improve streetscape and reduce danger.
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Knight
G. J. Marott
G. W. Sloan
Sloan Drug Company
J. C. Walk
Medical college shield in city dispensary inquiry
A charge claims the Indiana medical college protects the city dispensary and hospital by placing interns and staff from the college in key roles. Health board doctors Morrison and Reyer are college faculty, and most interns are graduates, with clinics serving as advertising for professors. The Marion county medical society committee delays testimony as it probes alleged interference and control by the college.
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City Health Board
Indiana Medical College
Health Board
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Marion County Medical Society
Morrison
Rever
Moffett
Murderer McAree Tells His Story in Police Court
In a police court hearing Charlies McAree was bound over to the grand jury. His father Owen McAree posted a $1000 bond as McAree faces charges for killing Ralph Sample at Martin's English-avenue saloon last week. Witnesses say Sample insulted McAree and struck first. McAree claims self defense after Sample taunted him about supporting his child.
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Charlies McAree
Owen McaAree
Ralph Sample
Martin
McaAree
Walter Hayes
Sample
McAree
Hayes
MecAree
MccAree
Misty Evidence Against Hanlon Fined Ten Days
Patrolman Lawrence Hanlon was fined ten days by the Board of Safety for neglect of duty. The charge of conduct unbecoming an officer was dismissed. Patrolman McCarty testified that Hanlon dozed on a lawn after changing from day to night work. Witnesses said Hanlon made a telephone date and attempted meetings with a woman in University Park. Mrs. Murray denied meeting Hanlon. Several sergeants and patrolmen called him a good officer, noting he was slow to answer calls and made disrespectful remarks. Fireman William Kelly resigned after missing his appearance for a trial.
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Lawrence Hanlon
Board of Safety
McCarty
Hanlon
University Park
George Jones
2Ropylaeum
Jones
Mary Murrey
Murray
Hanton
Sergt. Corrigan
Wanton
Sergt
Corrigan
William Kelly
Company No. 4
Gun Telegram Calls for Summary Justice in British Empire
In the house of commons, George Stanley reads a telegram sent to Lord Kitchener ordering the trial and execution of all who authorize order or commit killings of natives employed by Britain.
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Retary
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Steinacker's Horses Seized at Sabiovr Transvaal
In a sudden move twenty five head of Steinacker's horse were surprised and captured near Sabiovr in the Transvaal.
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London
Steinacker
Sabiovr
Transvaal
Cuban government to form army shocks Havana residents
Havana reports the government will establish a Cuban army with enlisting to begin immediately under Maj. Roberts of the Second Artillery. Spanish residents fear their interests will be jeopardized by the move.
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Havana
Roberts
Second Artillery
George Hodell Dies Sudden at Acton Cottage
George Hodell aged 61 of 1636 Park Avenue Indianapolis died suddenly in his Acton cottage on Thursday morning, likely heart disease. A longtime Acton cottager since 1885 and former grounds superintendent, he is survived by his widow and two sons Charles a professor at Woman's College Baltimore and George an engineer in the navy.
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George Hodell
Park Ave
Indianapolis
Acton
Charles
Woman's College
Baltimore
George
Navy
Bridge strike halts work at Ripple Park site
In Topeka Kansas on August 8 Judge Lind fined W L Dickey, manager of the People's Ice Company, 200 dollars for maintaining a trust contrary to city ordinance. Dickey appealed the decision.
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Iord Ripple
Topeka
Kas
Lindsay
Police Court
W. L. Dickey
People’s Ice Company
Dickey
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Surrounding Areas
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m August 9 calls for generally fair weather with a fair Thursday night and Friday. Temperature at 7 a m is 69 degrees. Indiana and nearby states remain dry with no rainfall of significance in Indianapolis since July 17 and no rain expected soon. Good rains are reported along the Atlantic coast and in the west.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan
Atlantic
Mitchell Returns From Spring Valley Meeting
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers returned from Spring Valley on Thursday and met with the international board. Members say only routine matters were discussed with no reference to a sympathy strike with the steelworkers.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Spring Valley, Jr
International Board
Taggart machine backs Bell in mayoral race
The Taggart machine and city committee push Joseph E. Bell for the Democratic nomination against William T. Moore after a lengthy closed conference at city headquarters. Bell indicated he may run, while Keach and Appel declined candidacy. observers expect a Friday announcement.
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Appel
Keach
Pan-American Exposition Contest Seeks More Young Participants
Large pool of children near ten successes are urged to join the Pan-American contest as the time limit is extended by a month. Enthusiasm is high and the chance to win is increased, with more youngsters invited to read the offer and participate.
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Frost Causes Wheat Damage in Lowlands
A general frost in the neighborhood on Wednesday night damaged late wheat in the lowlands but caused no further damage.
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Cigar Production Hits Record High in Year End 1901
New York reports the total cigar output for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1901, reached 3,770,934,369, the largest twelve month total since the industry began. The notice notes production at five cents per piece implies nearly 30 million dollars in burn value.
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New York
Telephone ad orders to The Sun for prompt attention
A short notice invites readers to telephone their liner advertisements to The Sun for prompt handling. It includes the contact number 88 and notes that both new and old ads will receive equal attention. The item reads as a classified-style blurb typical of a newspaper promotion.
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SUN
J Mullally Jeweler Ad Promotes First Sale Feeds
J Mullally jeweler at 28 Monument Place advertises selling feeds after a first sale claiming first class diamonds and jewelry with no misrepresentation.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Pilace
Mayor Taggart Signals Support for Party Nominee
At the Grand hotel on Thursday afternoon Mayor Taggart conferred with Taggart, Fanning and Bell for about thirty minutes. When asked who he supports for mayor, he replied that he will back the party nominee and that after three honors from the party it would be improper to oppose anyone.
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Taggart
Fanning
Bell
Grand Hotel
Ife
Political Plot Rumors Surface From Mackinac Gathering
Nebeker returns from Mackinac noting a gathering of politicians that arouse suspicions though no plot is alleged. Senator Fairbanks, John W. Lover, George Haywood, and others were present. Rumors claim talks on parceling offices and a dispute over choices, with McCulloch reportedly opposing a Fairbanks-Durbin alliance.
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Nebeker
Senator Fairbanks
Muncie
John W
Gerson
George Haywood
Lacaure
Senator Pairbanks
la Breezes
Fairbanks
Lovett
United St
McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Durbin
Joe H Kenling
Indianapolis
Wim’ Goodrich
Hernty
Local Classifieds Offer Prompt Teletype Ad Service
Liner advertisement requests to THE SUN promise equally prompt attention for telephoned notices. Includes contact for telephones S0, both new and old, indicating broad ad reception and fast processing by the newspaper.
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Archbishop Ireland
United States Steel Corporation
Shelby Tube Works
Iron and Steel
the Great Iron and Steel Workers
Tarmingham
Ala
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Fred J. Williams
Amalgamated Association
Aug
George Tanner
Charles A. Bookwalter
Claus
Moriarity
Sterling Block
Virginia Ave
Medical College Trust
Indiana Medi
Cal College
Drs
Frank Morrison
Ernest Reyer
the Health Board
Insanity Trust
M’aree
Misty
Kitchener
Commons
George Stanley
Financial Sec
Park
Rer
Ice Trust
Joseph E. Bell
Cits Committee
Feycralty
William T. Moore
Tween Bell
James L. Weach
Chicago
Kee
John J. Appel
Bert
Mr. Fanning
Trohalve
Samrninzy
Neach
W. FF. Moore
T. ‘Tag
Paggart
City Committee
Billy’ Moore
Moore
Ang
Wulschner
Cool Mackinac
Mackinac
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