Miners Stand Firm in Zeigler Strike Amid Reports
Secretary W D Ryan of District 12 dismisses Zeigler unrest as exaggerated and notes no plan to bring the issue to the national convention. He says camps guarded by soldiers protect a small group of strikers at Camp Turner, denying widespread attacks and citing no wage agreement yet with Joe Leiter.
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Zeigler
W. D. Ryan
District 12
Witnois
United Bay of Mine Workers
Zelgter Iis
Soa
Joe Leiter
Chicago
Camp Turner
Lester
Ryan
Iie
Leiter
Besn
Adopt Indianapolis Idea For City Hospital Record System
Wabash Indiana, Chief Clerk George Hole received a letter from Thomas McNamee asking for details on a hospital record system. The VoRue hospital method, invented by Mr State and Supt Martin, is noted as one of the most common hospital registers in the United States with records reportedly perfected and back dated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Wabash
Ind
George Hole
Thomas McNamee
VoRue Il
State
Martin
United States
Bryan Named Chairman at Minois College Trustees
Miksonville MI January 17 W J Reyn was elected chairman of the Board of trustees of Minois college. That day Mr Bryan accepted and is now the political head of the school.
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Bryan
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Miksonville
W. J. Reyn
Minois College
Thesday
Mine Door Boy Now A Member Of Parliament
William Abraham, born in Wales, rose from coal mine worker to member of Parliament after years of hard labor and study. He addressed the United Mine Workers convention, describing a life of mining, night study, and eventual political career.
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House of Parliament
Great Britain
William Abraham
United Mine Workers Convention
Mr. Abraham
Walea
Mitchell
Nnlwit Ui
Ais Sroud
Iim
Dourhoy
Abraham
Neduet
Brave Fireman Hurt Saving Mayor at Horse Watering
Charles McDonald driver of foot and hulder company No 4 on Mary Inadat district, while watering a horse during a fire watch, saved former Mayor Dani Caven from danger. A faucet piece torn from the water pipe struck him under the eye as the horse reared, leaving him seriously injured but alive. The accident occurred after he battled through smoke and glass, narrowly escaping greater harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonall
Foot and Hulder
Na 4
Mary Inadat
Dani Caven
Wilera Undertaking
McDonald
Fate
Horna
Souvenirs at the Unique theater delight patrons
Wednesday program at the Unique theater offers a gift to attending ladies. The show features Mary Bard James, a petite blonde soubrette, whose songs please audiences as much as other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unique
Mary Bard James
Representative Mining bill seeks corporal punishment penalties
Lansing Jun 1 9 Representative Mining introduced a bill in the legislature to compel corporal punishment of wife-beaters. Conviction could bring imprisonment for 20 days and a second offense may incur 20 blows on the back with a one inch strap.
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Lansing
Inch
Railroad lobby joins Holtzman in fight on codification bill
Railroad lobby aligns with Mayor Holtzman against the Indianapolis city charter provisions in the codification bill. The issue centers on a section allowing cities to force track elevation, with Indianapolis facing extra costs and broader powers beyond its current charter.
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Joing Holtzman
Indianapolis
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Terre Haute
Holtzman
Villa
Marion County
Sy Mason
Mason
Commission
Cy of
R. R
Codification Commission
Endiacapolis
Uso
Couinica Hon
Ita
Indiana
Erie
Cadifrarian Commission
Newhouse Railroad
Newhouse
Renate
Bookmantin
BR. Branch
Will Donn Pugh
Howse
Extra Session Likely Ends Soon Says Speaker Cannon
Uncle Joe Cannon told National Board of Trade delegates in Washington that the present session will wind up business by next December. He forecast appropriations around 650 million to 800 million with no extra session needed. He favored delaying tariff revision a year and urged minimal tax increases while expanding expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Ecripps-Aulrak Press
Washington
Caele Joe" Caunem
Bancourt
National Board of
Ags & Recult
Congress of the United States
Carter Back in Senate After Re election
Carter will serve in the United States Senate after a recount of Montana representation. He previously served from 1887 to 1904 and chaired the Republican National Committee in 1893. Born in Seloto counts, he studied law, was admitted to the bar, and moved to Helena.
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Thomas St. Carter
Thomas H. Carter
United States Senate
Paris Lilson
Carter
Montana
Senate
Chaiman
Republican Naational
Harriso Carter
Natlys
Seloto Counts
Helena
Dynamite Blast Kills Two in Wagon Accident
A dynamite explosion at a telephony construction site near Bedtara killed Belreath Jenking, William Girrett, and injured others including T. C. Brinton. The dynamite had been loaded for pole work and a remaining charge blew the wagon apart, hurling one victim feet from the scene. horses escaped injury.
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BeDreath
Dan Rawuun Jenking
Beiter
Willian Girrett
Golithy
Jyatotte da
Wills
TV Meredith
Werthing
Fe Rover
Ares T
Hungary votes amid clashes report injuries in Budapest
Vienna dispatch notes that Hungary held general elections on Wednesday with numerous fights at various points. Two deaths and three injured are reported. Soldiers and police restricted areas as tabulations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-3erry
Vienna
Hungary
Thief Foiled In Chicago Post Office Wagon Robbery
John A. Lognman, assistant superintendent of delivery, stopped a bold wagon theft after it left the Masunle temple front. The loot ranged from 4000 to 10080 dollars and included all registered mail from Board of Trade and Waterway stations. A chase through alleys ended with the thief fleeing to O'Conner docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcripps-Whae Press Association
Chicago
John A. Lognman
Masunle Temple
Poatmyath
Temple Branch
Board of Trade
the & Water
O'Conner Docks
Years Ago Today Narrative Across Decades
A compact anniversary chronicle recounts events from different eras. Highlights include power looms mentioned a century ago, a 75 year marker in Toonat, county treasurer murder and lynching, 49th regiment calls in Minow, German chancellors press on potato policies, a catastrophic fire at Kankakee Insane Hospital, and a railway engine accident near Spannare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee, IL
Stabbing at Went-side boarding House leaves guard dying
Jan 18 Nan Hobin son a hospital staff member at the adults home was found stabbed multiple times in front of Went-side boarding House Turnlay night. He named a boarding house resident William Clay a Black man as the person who stabbed him before dying. Police report an arrest of Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcripph-M'Hae Press
Abboclation
Dayton
ilNan Hobinson
Noldiera
Turnlay Nisht
William Clay
Negro
Impetuous Lovers Pay Marriage Fee to Judge Stout
A couple arrived at Justice Stout’s office seeking marriage, but the groom confessed he had no money. The judge allowed them to delay the fee until tomorrow to avoid embarrassing the bride, and the couple left in a cab with goodbyes and a playful $5 note.
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Justice Harvey
Stout
Justice Stout
Mn Stout
Mausey to Build Hotel Lawrence Site Nears Purchase
Washington January 18 Frank Mouncey of New York has bought the Hotel Lawrence site facing Pennsylvania Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets for a one story building to house The Times newspaper. Demolition will start in March and plans for a new structure have been drawn with a neighborhood price about 10 dollars.
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Frank Mausey
Scripps-M’rae Press Association
Washington
Lawrence
Son
Frank Munkey
New York
the Times
Tild
Murder Ends in Self Inflicted Death in Buffalo Hotel
Mary Kleff of Lockport aged 19 was shot in the heart and killed in the Pearhotel on Commerce street Buffalo. The unidentified Italian shooter killed himself before dying. The girl lived only a few minutes after being shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mark Press Association
Buffalo
Mary Kleff
Lockport
Pearhotel
Commerchlat
Was She Murdered A Young Woman Found Dead
Scripps-McRae press report notes the discovery at Cavalry cemetery of Eliza Harrington a 22 year old. Police believe murder rather than exposure and search the city for a woman who may aid in the case. Three are drowned in Norfolk when a yawl boat capsized amid a storm.
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Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Trocton
Blass
Jan
Cavalry Cemetery
Eliza Harrington
M' Rae Press Association
Norfolk
Lee Gites
Pamiicu
Many Russians on strike spreads to other yards
The strike at the Puller Shinhbirding works continues to spread with twelve thousand workers at the Nova yards going out in sympathy. John Wilhelm is back in jail for stealing two chickens from the workhouse after prior imprisonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Aurae Press
St. Petorsburg
Puller Shinhbirding Works
Nova Yards
John Wilhelm
Catarrh Conquered by New Drug Ascatco
Remarkable cures from across the country claim that the Austrian discovery Ascatco treats catarrh asthma and bronchitis. Consular reports note obstinate cases cured by 60 drops, about one daily. Austrian dispensary No Exet Street New York offers free sample bottles by mail to applicants nationwide.
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Ascatco
New York
Dan
Agcatco
Street
Era
Dewey Calls for Stronger Navy to Protect U S Interests
The president and the defense department urged the nation to build a larger fleet. Admiral Dewey said Congress should grant three battleships and warned foreign powers are expanding navies, making American sea power essential for safety and economy. The public debate emphasizes defending commerce and coastlines amid global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
Nogiy Waa
United States
Unin
Murmared
General Board
Admiral Dew
Congress
Cash Register Robbery at Birk's Pharmacy
Thieves pried open a cash register with a jimmy at Birk's pharmacy corner Merillan and Christs Tuesday night. Cash and stamps totaling a small amount were taken in the burglary.
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Birk
Merillan and
Christs
Strike threat shocks New York builders amid carpenters lockout
Theodoroe Starett, president of Thomson Starett, warned of a citywide strike involving 100000 skilled workers if locked out carpenters are rehired. As a Building Association member, Starett would face direct clashes with the union, potentially dissolving the association and triggering further walkouts across related trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Maal Press
New York
Thedoroe Starett
Thomson-Starett Company
Igbor Canmier
Starett
Carpentera’ U
Carpentera
Foot Mashed by Iron Fall Injures Local Man
Jack Pox, aged 92, was struck by a falling iron piece while handling heavy iron. His right foot was mashed and he was taken to City Hospital where Dr Hawley of City Hospital attended him. Doctors expect recovery of foot use in a short time.
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Dolding
Jack Pox
Lexingtoneave
Hawley
Wrestling Championship Talk in Cleveland Hint
The report notes Tom Jenkins and Frank Goteh agreeing to a February 3 match for the World championship in Cleveland. Goteh currently holds the title. The item carries mixed ads and garbled dental and medical notices surrounding the sports note.
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Scripps-Apralg Press
Cleveland
Tom Jenkins
Frank Goteh
Goteh
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