Strikes at McKees Rocks Spark Deadly Civil War
An editorial denounces the Pressed Steel Car strike at McKees Rocks near Pittsburgh as a deadly industrial conflict. It accuses the employer Hoffstat and the company of driving out workers, importing foreigners, and paying paltry wages while promising no arbitration, and it holds the company criminal for murder if deaths occur. The piece urges government inquiry and accountability for both sides.
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McKees Rocks
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel
Hoffstat
Hoffster
Pras
Pennsylvania
Pettiness of Spirit Harms Only Your Own Path
The piece urges professionals to avoid criticizing rivals and to focus energy on their own methods. It argues that backbiting drains personal power and that universal goodwill toward competitors enhances success. By conserving energy and seeking new ideas, one can rise without injuring others.
East Side advocates ambitious urban and educational plans
H. S. Osgood argues for pro rata civic adornment to Indianapolis east side. He envisions redeveloping old dumps, elevating Washington Street, moving toward a large east side park system, and building a new east side high school with full facilities. He calls for streetcar extensions to Irvington and Brookside, and a southwestern cross-town link to connect with Garfield and Ellenberger features.
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Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Masschusetts Avenue
E. Tenth
E. Washington Streets
E. Washington Street
Washington Street
State
Washington
State Institute For the Deaf
College Avenue
Emerson
Ellenberger Park
Pleasant Run
Garfield Park
Emerson Avenue
Washington and
Hawthorne Lane
North Street
New York Street
Ellenberger Woods
Riverside
Fairview
Brookside
Sixteenth
Brookside Park
S. Emerson
Southern Avenue
Irvington
English Avenue
Brookfield
S. Ritter Avenue
Forrest Park
Rural Street
Pennsylvania
Beech Grove
Southeastern Avenue
Osgood
Sleep in Churches Explained by French Scientist Theory
A French psychologist suggests churchgoers doze in services because their attention to words puts them in a trance akin to self hypnosis. The theory may shift blame from sermons to listener engagement and could lead to hiring pastors who cannot hold attention.
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