Bowery A M B R A N C H Graduates Face Narrow Job Market
A New York Bowery branch report shows three fourths of applicants are college graduates seeking work. Supervisors say colleges exceed demand, and many educated men come here seeking menial labor. The Bowery unit acts as an employment agency, screening for reliability, aiding men facing hardship, and planning to expand to handle more openings.
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New York
Bowery
VRE GC. A
Bowers
J. G. Camp
Hadquartera
College Amt University
One Wife's Infamy in Superior Court Recital
In a Wednesday superior court session James D. Whitig alleged marital fault and asked for a divorce from Mage Gle, with Mrs Whitlit listening as the wife’s conduct was recited. Witnesses testified to intoxication, town outings with other men, boisterous behavior, saloon visits, and violence as the judge considered evidence and legal action.
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James D. Whttig
Mage Gle
Die
Swarkhonee
Eudge McMaster
Senator Perkins of California in Conflict Over Rail Powers
An old profile of Senator George C. Perkins portrays him as a complex figure tied to California railroad interests. The piece traces his rise from farm origins to governor and senator, noting alleged ties to Pacific steamship and Alaska whaling monopolies, and contrasts two seen personas—one charitable and public spirited, the other aligned with moneyed corporate power.
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Manlen FE
PEW
Washington, D
Chataipont
Senate
Io Agthy Moon
George C. Perkins
California
Congress
Perkina
Terrin
Howthern Dueith Railregd
Perkis
Los Aycles
Washington
Flint
Southern Vacitie
Pucitte
Punt
Bolrg
Kentellink
Horn
Efe
Hix
Francisca Perkins
Edwin Goodall
Charley Gondallas
Goodasll
Perkins
Ts x
Alaska
Jarul
Tusmosa
Mvit
Trom
Sienta Perkins
Kool
Kowa
Carncest
Republic
Infestation Protest in City Hall Corridors
A damaged account describes a crowd gathering in the city hall basement disturbing access to offices. It reports a nun and a voter expressing surprise at a protest by men blocking an entrance and alleges racial tension and safety concerns in the courthouse area.
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Chitage
Pepe Lubiece
Peter
Theo Mattey Vrawd
Health Department
Leeds
Widows battle over Civil War veteran estate in Kentucky
Danville Kentucky February 14 after Civil War service and pension years DANVILLE veteran Andrew Johnson died leaving a 2900 estate in Garrard County Kentucky Surviving widows claim equal shares amid 42 divorce suits and contested pensions The case reveals Johnson had three wives and multiple marriages causing a tangled legal dispute over rightful heirs and pension distribution.
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Garrard County
Kentucky
Danville
Drew Johnson
Garard County
Johnson Oi
Nancy
Johnson
Cray Orchard
Lincoln County
Andrew Johnson
Xeps
Lincoln
Carpenters Union Seeks Wage Increase Meeting
The Lorud Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners plans a meeting with contractor representatives to discuss a wage raise. Carpenters claim current Indianapolis pay lags behind nearby cities with some reports noting 6742 rents or 53 bomts per hour as the ruling price.
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Lorud
Carpenters
Armventers
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Boy Pleader Asks Mercy on Basis of Good Record
Dean Anderson, 15, and Wilam Anderson pleaded guilty in criminal court to possessing strong pounds of seed pipe and yee fanecian from Gustave Meover. Judge Alford granted suspended sentence for John, while William urged a tighter sentence, noting his prior conduct. The older boy faced possible penitentary time, as prosecutors prepared another affidavit and the judge considered a workhouse sentence.
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Dean Anderson
Wilam Anderson
Ne Wat
Judea Alford
Cleveland experts study Indianapolis model for new high school
A Cleveland delegation visited Indianapolis to observe its high school system and gather ideas for a new seventh Cleveland high school and an eighth building. The group, led by Lenpeth, toured Manual Training high school and noted features of its program as a guide for Cleveland’s 6,000 high school pupils across six schools and planned expansion. The visit contrasted Indianapolis enrollment of about 1,600 per school with Cleveland’s six schools totaling roughly 6,000 pupils and the prospect of adding more facilities to match demand.
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Cleveland
Andianapolie
Ohio Metroproly
Manual Training High School
Lenpeth
Barnum
Roberta
Cleveland Party
Miter
Indianapelts Yan
Indianapolis
Clevelland
Boy's Head One Solid Sore Might Cure by Cuticura
A.C. Barnett of Avard Oklahoma reports his boy suffered a year with eczema scalp hair loss and salve failures until Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment healed the condition after two bottles and daily care. Barnett also treated his own facial eczema with six Resolvent bottles and Cuticura Soap and Ointment, yielding a clear face and healthy skin.
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A. C. Burnett
Avard
Oklahoma
Mr. Barnett
A.C. Barnett
Bid mix-up delays street department contract decision
The Board of Public Works again reviewed bids for furnishing a bond for street cleaning after rejecting Farmers' Trust due to a tied attorney link. Empire State Burty Company emerged as the lowest bidder by $2024, but no auction followed as C W Lioms, the surety agent, declined Farmers Trust’s bid.
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Farmers’ Trust Company
Frederick G. Matson
Farmers “Trumt Company
Valentines stolen by juvenile offenders in court
Wily and Frank Kurrandh, known from juvenile court fame, were taken into court on Wednesday charged with stealing valentines and breaking into a schoolhouse on Winter Ave. They claimed they bought the cards, which were large flowery valentines typical of a youth’s court pledge. The boys pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the school, while the Valentine matter awaits action.
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Frank Kurrandh
Winter-ave
Valentine
Benefit for Kindergarten Prom and musical program
The Free Kindergarten No. 18 hosts a Wednesday evening event featuring a concert by Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Miss Margaree Saller with Elsie and Jensle Smock providing instrumental support. Mr. Benson performs sleight of hand and Master Trustell with Hortense Miller recite. Mrs Welch leads a playlet The Peake ois ters with a large supporting cast.
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George Miller
Margaree Saller
Assos Elsie
Jensle Smock
Benson
Trustell
Aussi Hortense Miller
Jp Welch
Brady
Sirs
Welee
Mra. Buttom
Meg
Nitterhouse
Mra Smock
Seott
Neelp
Sagton
Harton
Lillie Neelp Willing
Race for Criminal Judge in Marion County Heats Up
The Marion County criminal court race features four candidates: incumbent Judge Iremont Alford, challengers Damneet Prichard Frank M. Kny and former Judge Dante Brown. Brown and Way are Grand Army members. Prichard is not a Civil War veteran. The contest grows hotter as campaigns push, with Alford backed by many war veterans and local bar members. A Selig ad offers car fare and a 5 percent discount tomorrow.
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Marion County
Whd
Criminal Court
Iremont Alford
Damneet Prichard
Frank M. Kny
Dante Brown
Way
Brown
Grand Army
Pritchard
Alford
Agu
Stabbing Case Yields Fines in Acton Court
Dined farmer near Acton facing Special Judge William Reagan received a 25 dollar fine and 5 dollar costs for stabbing a horse. He was also fined for drunkenness. Licenses of two doctors were revoked by the state board of medical registration and examination following the Wednesday hearing. Charges of criminal practice were brought against the two doctors.
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Dlark Seale
Acton
William Reagan
Conte
Cosi
Loulda Westal
Wayne
Nelson
Family notices inked in Marshaltown area
Mrs Phoebe Melon of Marshaltown and David W Crecelux of New Amsterdam Indiana announce a three year relationship and Harrieon Creceftur of Intend becomes involved. The seventh family member died at age eight. Adam revels tsa hachetor.
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Phoebe Melon
Marshaltown
David W. Crecelux
New Amsterdam
Ind
Harrieon Creceftur
Alvo
Intend
Snare
Adam Revels Tsa Hachetor
Five Thousand Dollar Damages Awarded in Collision Suit
A jury in the United States circuit court awarded Mrs Gonder Warbis five thousand dollars in a damage suit against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Warbis, a physician visiting for a Royal Neighbors of America meeting, alleges permanent injuries including paralysis from a two-car collision that impeded her ability to practice medicine. The trial, which echoed a prior verdict of ten thousand later reduced to five thousand, concluded Tuesday evening with the jury’s ruling. Departments and defendants' appeal status were not stated.
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United States Circuit Court
Gonder Warbis
Lobrville
Inatunapelis Traction Mid Terminal Company
SH. Curdinaries
Tideetty
Wood
America
Notice of liquor license and pool table privilege request
Walter C. Barnburner gives notice to Indianapolis Center Township voters that he will apply to the Marion county Board of Commissioners at the March 1906 term for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities up to five gallons at a time and to permit drinking on the premises. He specifies a room 18 by 2% feet in size at 25 South Nable Street, near Tot 5, Hughes subdivision, Ward No. 1, with a pool-table privilege also requested.
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Npeskera
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Ireland
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Colles Medical School
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Indianapolis
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State of
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Hughes
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Notice of liquor license application in Center township
Notice to voters of the Tenth ward that WALK will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Marion County Indiana at the March term 1906 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business place is a room 14 by 35 feet on Shelby Street, in Wabash subdivision block 2, Hubbard et al addition, No 1521 Shelby, Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana watch No. 10. Also notice for delinquency.
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Tenth Ward
Center Township
Biorion County
State of Indiang
Wabpara
Hubbard's
Indianapolia
Marion County
Indiana
Elty
Imdtinapeys
Board of County Omminslaters
Meridiatt
McCarty
Ely
Indianapolis
Meridian-nt
Martin Schwartz
Pioneers in This Family Seek License and Estate Details
Subscriber addresses Tollera voters of Indianapy Vis to Marion County Indiana for a March 1906 license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise outlawing. The notice lists My Special to The Sea business, Cresure to We weld a sink, and a sea poem 20 by 83 feet, fronting east. It details the Crecellus family in Drake's sub referencing ages and members including Mrs Mary Crecellus Bartles, Adam, George, and others in Conrad Indiana.
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Tollera
Indianapy- Vis
Venter Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Iniana
Celius
Hvlog
Grunday Crus
Neaiunest
Conrad
Genestory
United States
Meridian
Wixeon
Drake's Sub
Indianapolis
Center Townalty
Marlon County
Indiana
Mary Crecellus Bartles
Adam Crecellus
George Crecellus
Chris Reimer
A Wonderful Record of Favorite Prescription Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the premier women’s remedy. It touts curing prolapses and other feminine disorders, relieves backache and pelvic symptoms, and asserts safety with minimal alcohol. The piece promotes pills, Pell pellets, and a medical adviser book, urging readers to request free advice and order by mail from Buffalo, N.Y.
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Pierce
Dragagista
RV. Pierce
Huffalo
N.Y
People’s Common
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