Roosevelt 10 Probe Cut in Wages of Men Goes After Railroads
President Roosevelt urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate proposed wage cuts by major railways faced with reduced profits. He argues the public must know whether the reductions stem from natural causes or legislative factors, and warns that industrial conflict could threaten life and property. The commission is asked to study the Louisville & Nashville and related lines to reveal essential facts guiding public judgment.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grise
Roosevelt
Congress
Louisville & Nashville
Indianapolis Man Weds Cincinnati Woman
A marriage license was issued in Indianapolis yesterday to William McGhee a stonecutter and resident of Indianapolis and Jennie M Garnia of Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
William McGhee
Jennie M. Garnia
Repair of Virginia Ave Viaduct Awarded to Indiana Bridge Co
The Board of Public Works awarded the contract to repair the Virginia avenue viaduct on Wednesday morning to the Indiana Bridge Company.
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Virginia Ave
Indiana Bridge Company
Board of Public Works
Dr Miles Antipain Pills Offer Quick Relief Strain
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuralgia and other pains with no bad after effects. It promotes one pill at first signs and claims the pill prevents attacks. Testimonials from O L Russell Battle Creek and Mrs M J Hamilton Upper Alton praise the product.購入
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Miles
O._L. RUSSELL
Agt.c
N. W.ry
Battle Creek
M. J. Hamilton
Upper Alton
Mission Campaign Ends With Tabernacle Meeting
The Indianapolis Presbyterian home mission campaign will close with a mass meeting at Tabernacle Presbyterian church Thursday night. Planned as a joint gathering, speakers include J F E McAfee Dr George Knox and F E Higgins known as the sky pilot. The Tabernacle choir will provide music and J E McAfee of New York City urged greater missionary activity previously at other churches.
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Indianapolis
J. FE. McAfee
George Knox
Home Missions
F. E. Higgins
Minnesota
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. E. McAfee
New York City
National Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
First, Home
Fourth Presbyterian
R. M. Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Car left rails in Logansport trolley crash
A limited car on the Logansport division of the Indiana Union traction lines left the rails at Thirty-eighth street Wednesday night. It ploughed through snow and gravel and stopped in front of a heavy trolley pole. There were 28 people aboard and no injuries reported. Slippery rails were blamed for the accident.
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Logansport
Indiana Union Traction Lines
Thirty-eighth-st
Hannah Coffin Dead in Charlottesville Widow of Elisha Coffin
Hannah Coffin widow of Elisha Coffin died yesterday in Charlottesville Ind at age 6 survived by two sons in a concise obituary noting her status and immediate family.
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Hannah Coffin
Charlottesville
Ind
Elisha.Coffin
Teacher Shoots Student Over Whipping Incident in Kentucky
Cynthiana Ky February 2 James Ewalt a young newspaper man was shot in the breast by C A Leonard principal of the Cynthiana public schools following a dispute over Ewalt's younger brother being whipped. Leonard drew a pistol from his desk and fired after a struggle. Ewalt sustained a slight wound. Leonard surrendered to county officials and was released on his own recognizance for a preliminary hearing scheduled Thursday.
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Cynthiana, Ky
James Ewalt
C. A. Leonard
Cynthiana Public Schools
Ewalt
Prof. Leonard
Leonard
Miners clash at Mohawk mine in Nevada field
In Mohawk mine at Golffield on Feb 20 a clash erupted between Western Federation miners and nonunion workers during shift change. About forty men from each side fought. Union pickets taunted the nonunion men, who attacked. Guards from the Mine Operators' association intervened to end the affray.
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Goldfield
Western Federation
Mohawk
Mayor and Six Councillors Assaulted in Daimler Town Hall
In Daimler Ciudad Real six councillors and the mayor were attacked by masked men during a municipal council session. Several were wounded while the assailants fled. Authorities suspect political revenge motivated the serious incident.
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Madrid
Daimler
Ciudad Real
Indianapolis A Big City 13 Showing Made In Report
The annual Board of Public Works report by William H. Pierce and Will Liebtag details Indianapolis covering 31.3 square miles with 66.6 miles of asphalt streets and 137.46 miles of streetcar lines. It notes 300 miles of water mains and 2 371 fire hydrants with a $45 yearly cost per hydrant.
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Board of Public Works
William H. Pierce
Will Liebtag
Indianapolis
Ready to Serve from Pack Age Food Elements
A compact note describes a product or process rich in wheat and barley components that supply nourishment. It claims to restore tissues store energy and replace lost brain and nerve cells, framing these grains as a key dietary rebuilder.
Gillette fends off death penalty hopes as appeal dream grows
Chester Gillette, convicted of first degree murder in Grace Brown's death, remains confident he will avoid the death sentence. He favors a U S Supreme Court appeal if needed, while his mother raises funds to push the case further. He nods to Gov Hughes only after the high court act.
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Auburn
N. Y
Chester Gillettte
Court of Appeals
Grace Brown
Gillette
Gov. Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Elks Lodge Seeks Best Jokes for Minstrel Show
Local Elks lodge invites jokes for a March 2 to 4 minstrel event. Judges include Bill Spires and Sheriff Joe Clay. top two jokes win front-row seats. A sample joke from K H of Indianapolis is shared, with printed selections to appear in The Sun.
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Lodge of Elks
Bill Spires
Hubert Riley
Charlie Tutewiler
Harry Pierce
Ernie Zeigler
Charlie Rauh
Joe Clay
K. H
Indianapolis
Jessie Dear
Elka
the Sun
Tragedy Near Massey. Miner Shot by Suspect in Coal Mine
Al Young, a miner near Massey Indiana, was shot and badly wounded yesterday. Police allege Charles Crabtree fired the shot and then fled into a local coal mine to hide. Local officials press for updates on his whereabouts and Young’s condition.
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Massey
Ind
al Young
Charles Crabtree
Crabtree
Taft speaks on world power and peace in Northeast swing
Secretary of War William H. Taft concluded a two day visit to New Hampshire and Massachusetts with speeches in Nashua and Lowell. He argued the United States has become a world power through recent actions including Philippines and Porto Rico possessions and the Panama Canal work. He warned against war hawks and dismisses war with Japan, expressing confidence in peaceful growth and China’s civilization.
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Lowell
Mass
William H. Taft
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Boston
Washington
Nashua
NM. H
Philippine Islands
Panama Canal
Lowell Board of Trade
Taft
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Pacific
Japan
America
China
Will of Knotting ham lace man funds Nottingham spinsters
London reports that by the will of Robert Wilkinson Smith, a Knottingham lace manufacturer, widows and spinsters in Nottinghamshire will receive annuities from a $1,500,000 estate to establish the Robert Wilkinson Smith charity.
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London
Robert Wilkinson Smith
Knottingham
Nottingham County
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Offer
Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure claiming cures for piles lasting years in days or weeks. Claims home use with no business time loss and relief from itching swelling ulcers and fissures. Offers free trial sample followed by a small 25 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
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A &Cent
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Speed of trains over street crossings concerns relief
A letter from H. Lauter Co asks the Board of Public Safety to protect people using W Washington Harding and Decatur crossings. It says construction trains pass at high speed and requests relief until tracks are elevated. The board referred the letter to Chief of Police Metzger.
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W. Washington
Harding
Civil War Veteran Alexander Colvin Dies at Home
Alexander Colvin aged 64 a Civil War veteran died at his home 617 Woodlawn Ave Wednesday night Funeral services will be held Friday under Gordon Post G A R with the Rev M F Rickoff officiating He is survived by his widow and four children
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Alexander Colvin
Woodlawn Ave
Gordon Post
M. F. Rickoff
Wed in Kentucky marriage licenses issued for two couples
Covington Kentucky February 0 marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Harry L Baker and Ruth Harcou of Anderson Indiana and Charles D Noll and Mary L Filby of Connersville Indiana.
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Covington, Ky
Harry L. Baker
Ruth Harcou
Anderson, Ind
Charlies D Noll
Mary L. Filby
Connersville
Ind
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