Strike str Insurance to be offered to employers
Louisville business men promote a Strike Insurance company with F C Nummenacher and W C Nones at the fore. The plan would pay employers for each day plant operations are suspended due to strikes, arguing risks are as determinable as tornado or marine disasters. Action expected within days as discussions continue.
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Suspended Unionists Who Do Not Obey the Rules
Chicago reports radical labor action suspending seven hundred union men for breaking agreements with employers. The action by the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Teamsters National Union targets insubordination and sympathy strikes, including Chicago Local No. 14 and St. Louis members denied union cards for not returning to work.
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Pardoned killer from Arlington shocks Texas with mercy
Governor Lanham pardons Milton Young, who killed schoolteacher J. B. Oldfield in Arlington on May 4 after a betrayal of his sister. The pardon cites a brutal breach of trust and friendship as a justification for clemency.
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Milliner Cops Waddell Marital Union in Lynn
George Wolwart Lynn and May W. Bakner wed at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the bride’s residence in Lynn. Wadell, a milliner at Bon Marche, is described as a star player for Philadelphia athletics and links with May W. Bakner, daughter of James Sinner.
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Bon Marche
Two Feet Over Danger Mark in St Louis Flood
Flood waters rise along the Mississippi at St Louis with the river at 2.6 feet at 10 a.m. Thursday. Wabash tracks submerged. cellars flood rapidly. water expected to push higher, threatening homes on the riverfront. Families retreat to upper floors as the flood encroaches. Nearby Carondelet area sees minimal change while Quincy street foot remains challenged.
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Luxuries on warships stir Navy board debate
Washington June 4 Admiral Bowles head of the bureau of construction reported that battleships carry about 21 tons of luxuries beyond essential needs. The tally includes furniture ice machines refrigerators and amenities for flag officers with two bathrooms and extra facilities for guests. The board will debate what truly constitutes a necessity and whether such items should be reduced to free weight for better efficiency.
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Expert Testimony on Coffee and Postum Health Claim
An expert testifies that coffee is a harmful drug causing nerves and heart issues and that Postum cereal drink builds health by replacing coffee. The speaker claims personal recovery after switching to Postum and urges quitting coffee for well being.
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Postum
Chicago bankers plan push for US government to join clearing house
June 4 Chicago bankers meet to discuss admitting the United States government as a member of the Chicago clearing house. A New York style arrangement with the Treasury and local banks is anticipated, with Secretary Shaw possibly attending. Government inclusion would shift exchange business from New York to Chicago and stabilize fluctuating government accounts.
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Une West
Lawn Fete Postponed by Northeast Improvement Club
An elaborate lawn fete planned for Thursday night at Spades Place has been postponed to a future date to be announced by the Northeast Improvement Club.
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Northeast Improvement Club
Local Births Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list numerous entries with names and addresses noting a variety of newborns including boys and girls. Deaths record several individuals with ages and causes and a list of marriages follows with numerous couples. Building permits section lists multiple residences and estimated costs and projects.
Greatest Trip Ever Made By An American President
Springfield Illinois June 4. The president is due in Washington tonight after covering over 14000 miles on a special train with 39 stops and 300 halts. He has delivered about 5 speeches totaling 237500 words and received gifts from many regions and groups along the journey.
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Breat
Indiana Newslets Mixed Local Changes Reported
The itemized notes cover Franklin masons remodeling their hall and the State Medical Society in Richmond. Jefferson Reformatory board paroled seven prisoners, with other事项 including a national convention for nonunion unions in July and multiple local incidents such as a burglary arrest near Anderson and Goshen telephone developments.
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Muntele
Thomas Meter
Rockport
Touls
Punerul
Dunkarda
Goshen
Ravel Lrughswifer
Decatur
Society Girls Embrace Pig Tails Fashion Trend
Newport society pages note a new fad among society girls as leaders like Nathalia Schenck and Cynthia Rovhe promote pig tails tied with ribbons and braided style. Arles Schenck is listed as a bridesmaid at the Van Deplift Neilson wedding.
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Cynthia Rovhe
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Arles Schenck
Bryan 10 Speaks at Indianapolis Event
Willem of Bryan will deliver a speech in Indianapolis within two weeks as part of the head camp of modern woodmen program. He will be there with the Lincoln delegation to nominate Lincoln's candidate for head counsel. The address likely comes during the session's closing hours when officers are elected.
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Indianapolis
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Lincoln
Maade
Christian Hospital scandal targets fraudulent staff ads
A New York hospital named Christian Hospital faces action over alleged misrepresentation by a chief administrator. Dr John Murphy accuses the institution of fraud for using his name to promote memberships and staff positions. Federal grand jury will probe the scheme involving inducements, engraved certificates, and unsigned insignia to lure applicants.
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Willie Jones to be sent to reform school after fatal shooting
Plainfield New Jersey nine year old Willie Jones exonerated by coroner's jury of murdering Theresa Watson but deemed incorrigible. His mother consents to committal to a reform school after he described the accident in which a rifle exploded while Theresa was near an earth bunk. Evhal Jones corroborated the boy's account and the physician noted a single bullet might have caused the abdomen wound.
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Corofter
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Watson
Wille Jones
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Earth
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Wille
Grand Opera House hosts largest Indianapolis College of Law graduation
At the Grand Opera House in Indianapolis a record graduating class of the Indianapolis College of Law celebrated a commencement. Family and friends packed the venue as the Bigma Nu Phi fraternity members filled reserved boxes with fraternity colors in lights. Ex-attorney-general William Taylor spoke on The lawyer's life delivering a memorable address. The senior prize for best general scholarship was awarded to M. J. Bow.
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Indianapolis
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Swardel
Texans Hang Gov Lanham in Effigy
A damaged clipping reports Gov. Lanham Judge Talbott County attorney Vaughn and District attorney Hart hanged in effigy at New Bobton following the hanging of EA Bhutt on Saturday. The governor reportedly refused to commute Bhutt's sentence, and other details are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
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Lincoln aide Williamson dies in Brooklyn residence
Alexander Williamson, once Lincoln’s personal clerk and later an employee in Washington, died at his Brooklyn home on Wednesday. He was about 80 years old and had served in President Lincoln’s household before accompanying him during the assassination era.
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Mosquito Inspectors Plan Contested Ward Campaign
Baltimore city officials pursue mosquito control with ward plan proposed by Councilman George Stewart Brown. The campaign resumes against pests and includes funding of three dollars per ward for communications and mobilization.
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Showed the Way to Kidney Pain Relief and Healed Eczema
Indianapolis resident Samuel D Waters recounts severe kidney and back pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Henry J Huders drug store. He also used Doans ointment to treat eczema on his hands and hemorrhoids alleviated. the product was sold nationwide by Booths Foster Miles Bur.
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