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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1901

Page

4

Steel strike widens as 62000 idle and trust issue debated

About 62,000 men idle amid the Carnegie mills stoppage. Leaders and critics clash over labor and capital as Congress considers arbitration and measures to curb the steel trust. Public mood favors workers over the monopoly while calls grow for action from Attorney General Knox to end the strike.

Carnegie Mills Shaffer National Assembly Nygesent Trust Congress Knox

Defying Indiana Laws on Steel Trust Control

Indiana considers actions against constituent companies of the steel trust doing business in the state, arguing foreign control violates corporate law. Officials seek fees under foreign corporation law to pressure compliance, while notes about charter powers and indirect challenges to the trust.

Ohio Indiana Dispatches United States Steel Corporation Steel Trust State House

Indianapolis Duty Calls For Clean Water And Fair Tolls

A South-side meeting urged sanitary disposal of Indianapolis sewage to stop White River pollution and protect downstream neighbors. The piece critiques interurban competition, notes railroads may cut rates or isolate services, and mentions officials’ stance on prize fights, gambling, taxes, and trusts.

White River Indianapolis Fallreek Indiana

Monarch of Dailies Notices Petitions From Appel Keach and Holtzman

The paper reports petitions will probably be filed for Appel Keach and Holtzman amid disharmony among subjects. Appel and Keach names show up on Bell's petition. Jim Keach avoids involvement in the mayoral race as potato prices rise.

Appel Keach Holtzman Bell Jim Keach

Bank robbers fall ill after arrest case near home

A local case is cited to illustrate a pattern of inmates developing fatal diseases shortly after imprisonment and regaining health when paroles are granted.

Insanity trust explorations face unlikely stenographic report bonus

The medical society's investigating committee is unlikely to offer a bonus to obtain the stenographic report of the city health board's findings in its insanity trust explorations. Such a move would be a losing proposition in any conceivable circumstance.

Medical Society City Health Board

Holtzman urged to declare stance before nomination

Voters are urged to hear Mr. Holtzman outline his plans on Taggart franchise setting and support for a beer brand before nomination. The advisory notes such positions could influence post nomination matters and require clear public statements.

Mr. Holtzman

Depew Criticized for Silence After Summer Hot Air

A commentator mocks Senator Depew for refusing further public talks, saying the summer produced excessive chatter and that his silence will not be noticed or missed.

Depew

Ponty Morgan Faces Doubt Over Workingmen Judgment

Pierpont Morgan labels certain workers as d d fools yet this single case shows Ponty not owning the final judgment. The remark suggests challenge to his authority over the workers.

Pierpont Morgan Ponty

Reform talk and legal actions stir states and towns

The text blends political talk and local notices. It mentions an Ohio attorney general and secretary of state moving against a steel trust, Indiana impact, New Jersey opposition to mosquito destruction, Purdue students showing butter making, and a tax board ally’s stance.

Ohio Secretary of ‘State Steel Trust Indiana Purdue University

Heat Prophesies From Mountain To Sea

L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution reports Johnson praising heat as skies crack with sun’s fury. He jokes about landings and the hereafter, noting extreme warmth could burn air and dry wells while flowers vanish.

Johnson R L. Stanton Atlanta Constitution

Boonville man builds thermometer with quirky scale

A Boonville resident replaces standard marks like zero and freezing with phrases such as Heavy overcoat and shirt sleeves to read temperature, while a mounted thermometer at Summit House shows 98 in sun and 47 in shade. The piece also notes George Kennan's Russia exile work and a dramatic film fire event captured for newsreels.

Kansas City Journal Boonville, Mo George Kennan Russia Siberia Mr. Kennan Siberian Summit House Mount Washington

The Sketches and Songs of a Singer Evening Song

A nostalgic verse recalls youth days with denim jeans straw hat and simple joys. The speaker cheers for a bygone neighborhood and shared toasts to memories of youth and honest days.

Sage of Haw ville laments fame and envy in verse

In dialect speech a narrator recalls Caesar Lincoln Maid of Orleans and the admiral as targets of fate and envy. He muses that Shakespeare would capture such fame as a siren drawing envy’s knife, while fame itself remains dangerous to those who seek it.

Caesar Becuz Hawville Lincoln Maid O' Orleans Caitiff Shakespeare

A Boy's Composition on Water and Its Uses

A student reflects on water's presence in daily life and nature. The essay notes rain filling cellars, onions causing tears, various water types, sailors voyages, water as a tool and danger, an eel catch, drowning dangers, firefighting, and ends with a nod to a flood.

Jane Aly

What the Papers Say on Strikes and Politics

A collection of brief quips from various papers. Comments note steel plant moves hurt communities more than strikers, a Kansas typo about Carrie Nation, Mor gan’s king Edward remark, West Virginia mill workers arming concerns, peach crop optimism, and the Gould baby’s page attention.

Haven Union New York Cleveland Plain Dealer

Blessings in Disguise and Lessons of Adversity

Excerpts from the New York Evening Sun discuss misfortune as a path to growth. They note that failures can yield gains and that adversity exposes true strengths. The text contrasts wealth with genuine contentment and urges resilience in hardship.

Defense Counsel Claims Truthful Testimony Cites Strangeness

In a courtroom exchange the defense counsel asserts every word spoken is the truth while the prosecutor retorts that truth is stranger than fiction. The remark highlights the oddity of the testimony and the dynamic between attorneys.

Hints for Women and Washing Tips from the Era

The article outlines corset styles with a natural back curve and openwork stockings, notes footwear trends like Oxford heels, and offers washing advice. It includes bran washes for delicate fabrics, color-preserving tips with pepper and wormwood, sun bleaching, stain removal methods for ink grass mud fruit and medicine, and cautions on ironing delicate fabrics.

Local Opinion Snippets On Public Works And Politics

A collage of editorial quips notes delays in public works and political maneuvering. References include a Maclay incident, a New York divorce case, the Indianapolis Southern railway ROW dispute, a hypocritical citizen, and postmaster appointments amid Fairbanks-era patronage.

Maclay Clay City New York Tammany Lafayette Courier Democratic Board of Public Works Indianapolis Southern Railway Indianapolis Rockport Journal

Blackberry recipes for cordial and jam

Instructions for blackberry cordial and jam with sugar amounts and steps. Cordial uses four quarts berries to one quart water, 24 hour stand, then per gallon two and a half pounds sugar, sealed in jars with no alcohol. Jam uses one pound berries to 12 ounces sugar, cook slowly, add currant jelly or lemon peel for flavor.

Teddy and Old Maid Teacher Conversing About a New Baby

The reader sees a brief dialogue between Teddy inviting a visit to see a baby and an old maid teacher responding that mother is improving. Teddy insists the illness is not catching. Published in the Democrat of Oswego, Kansas.

Teddy Osweso Kas

Patriotic sons elect new officers for local group

Patriotic sons of America have elected A. M. Williams president C. F. Oldman vice president Samuel Symmes secretary and Carl Mitchell treasurer.

Patriotic Sons of America A. M. Williams C. F. Oldman Samuel Symmes Carl Mitchell

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