Street Car Strike Escalates Amid Police Standoff
A tense week in Indianapolis as a street car strike prompts clashes, arrests, and police orders. Chief Colbert leads patrols to move salt cars through College Ave, while the Brotherhood and Central Labor Union push for arbitration and public sympathy grows. Frenzel says cars will run with nonunion workers if needed. strikers vow to resist and demand Shaffer’s leadership.
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Frenzel
Elts
Brotherhood
Thirteenth ST
Barns
Denotte
Eli Hendricks
Hendricks
Sullivan
Sun
Hawkins
Board of Public Safety
Colbert
EpWakp Hawking
Ronen
F. Carterson
Wm. A. Sullivan
McOroing
Cers
Chicago
Chicago Sunde
M. M. Dugan
Streetcar Brotherhood
D. F. Kennedy
Central Labor Union
A. W. Wishard
McCormick
Mitchell
Butler
Allerton
Street-Railway Company of
Indianapolis
John P. Frenzel
Browerhood
Cumpeny
Ito
Thomas L. Sullivan
The
Brotherhood of Car Drivers
Central Labor Union of Indianapolis
Perkins
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Shaffer
College Ave
Lincoln-ave
Tim Bonnard
Mike Burns
Tim Splan
John W. Parsons
George Baker
Lawrence Burton
David A. Reed
Joe Haberman
Warren Wilson
T. M. Gruell
Atlas Works
Kingan
John Corliss
Pat Shivelan
Dugan
Corliss
Shivelan
Laporte
Tuk Sun
Mont Bonnard
Freezer
Scab
Coward
College
Lincoln Aves
Joan Corliss
Williams case ends in circuit court fight over child Empress
In a mixed docket at the circuit court Judge Brown disposed of all cases Tuesday morning. Edward Williams is found guilty of contempt for abducting Empress Williams but pays a one cent fine plus costs. A separate ruling favors Williams in recovering control of the child after a prior suit failed for service. The will of Chris Hilgenberg is probated, detailing minor provisions for his daughters and equal division among his sons, with executor Chris A. Hilgenberg named guardian. A severe Monon railroad wreck near Crawfordsville leaves two dead and many injured among passengers and burlesque company performers, with extensive listings of the injured and the fatalities. Weather notes forecast a cold wave for Indiana. The theater listings highlight several plays and upcoming performances in the area.
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Frenzel
Sun Man
Chicago
Market and
Pennsylvania-sts
Street Railway Company
Empress Williams
Edward
Williams
Chris
Hilgenberg
Caroline
Catherine Mary
Agnes Mary
Christopher A
Wiliam
John
O’brien
Crawfordsville
Ind
Monoy Road
City Club Burlesque Company
Benjamin Hamberger
Burlesque Company
Cincinnati
Max and
Gus Rogers
Stella Clifton
Nelie Hantey
Helen Love
Cora White
Syracuse
Johnnie Everett
St. Louis
Ollie Lewis
C. N. Cormmwell
Bloomington
Monon
John Winchester
Louisville
M. Cutler
Express Messenger
G. RB. Fox
New Albany
Stark
Covington
M.G. Rutledge
W. N. Snyder
Ww. Bishop
Lafayette
J. N. Davidson
Fox
New Alvavy
Lugene Dyer
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. W. Lowden
Salem
Hoyt
New York
Elva Marshball
Elliottsville
Ezra Hibbs
Javid Malsbury
Romaay
Arn
Rose Evans
Greencastle
Crawfordaville
Lag
C. A. Hoyt
Indianapolis
Mr. Hoyt
Wallace, Willott & Co
M. Cheek
Madame van Rokey
Brown
Jesell A. Avery
Indianapolis Car Works
Taylor
Matthew Henning
Central Labor Union
J. F. Kennedy
A. Rottman
H. S. Beiesenherz
Bailey
Lillie Stevens
IF. W. Yede
Cox
Joan W. Whitfield
Mat. Laurence
Murray
Trissell
Irvington
Tax Sun
Henry Fehr
Highland Sr
Birtthus
Samuel
Catherine Hensley
Charles
Mamie Stewart
EK. A
K. Smith
Stanton
Sophia Koebke
Barbara Reinert
Thomas
Annie Lamb
Price Beckwith
Newman
Scott
Beerwart
Fortifications Bill Reported Amid Senate Session Notes
Washington January 12 The house met briefly on Tuesday with routine business and minor measures. Senator Dolph introduced a bill funding sea coast defenses at 1230000000 dollars within a year. The Senate touched on Cherokee commission reports and printing of public documents while bricklayers convened in Omaha and Shelbyville saw a dramatic local incident involving Lulu Perry’s overdose scare as drake acted to save her.
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Washington
House
Taylor
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
United States
Iowa
Harper
Towa
Sprigge
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Cheroakea Commission
Landa
Manderson
Senate
Dolph
Berry
Committees On
International Convention of Bricklayers
Masonic Hall
Buffalo
St. Lee, Mo
Hartz
Operative Plasterers’ International Union
Omaha
Shelbyville
Ind
Mias
Lulu Perry
Cincinnati
Dr. Drake
Grippe worsens in Europe. famine roils Russia
A collection of brief items reports the grippe growing worse in Europe, famine conditions in Russia amid anti Jewish tensions, the death of Rt Rev Henry Philpot in London, Arab threats around Tangier, Berlin evictions of alleged immoral slum dwellers, a snowbound funeral in Tyrone, French desire for a US trade treaty, and various other notices including the khedive’s medical fate and labor migrations in Africa.
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Europe
Russia
Henry Philpot
London
Tangier
Berlin
Tyrone
Ireland
United States
King of Dahomey
Xavier
Winslow
New York
Iain
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Albert W. Wishard
Illinoisst
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Louisiana-st. Learns
Illinois-st
College-are
Arthur Timberlake
Seventh St
College-ave. Barns
Washington St
Lowver
Terminus
Rikers
Hough
A Stricker
Sux
Winward
Thompson
Ktop
Charles A. Bookwalter
Granville Wright
Col
Wil} Roberts
John Schley
Circuit Court Room
A. L. Brown
Jobn W. Smith
James Keefe
William Tolin
Atrest
Willim Tolin
Charles E. Barrett
William Long
Tom Taggart
Saya Heta Biring
Timesun
Johns
John H
Ever
Anow
John P
ASL
Kdward Williams
Cratforile Ville
Vunce
Indiana
Tenglisw
Kate Emmet
Tombs Police Court
Trinity Church
Willard Lee
Amy Ames
G. W. Thompson
Susan
English
Theodore Thomas
Jas
Connelly
Ashington St
D. Btalnaker
Agaignes
Uncle Sam
7 Hall
Noble
Grippe
Rushville
Fider
Prippe
Sexton
Medical College
City Life
Beechum
P Urippe
Wma
L. Eiders
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