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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
12
Chicago reaches peace with laundry workers ending a Friday strike as shops prepare to reopen Monday. Hotel dispute also ends with arbitration talks planned. Terms grant employers freedom of contract while wages hours and conditions go to arbitration. Over 7,000 strikers, mostly girls under twenty, leave the union.
Eagle Lake Texas June 6 A personal difficulty led to a fatal confrontation after the arrest of W L McDow by City Marshal W R Kinard. Both men are dead with details unfolding as investigators review the scene and motive.
Detective Arthur Stahl and co defendants James Noel Dr George Hunt and others were bound over to the grand jury under a 5000 bond by Police Judge Thomas Whallon after a week of preliminary hearings. State attorney Henry Spaan spoke as Judge Whallon sent the case to the grand jury amid crowd scrutiny and heated debate over bond terms.
The Harlem Handicap at Chicago opens the racing season with M Cheskey the favorite among about 18 entrants for the $10,000 race. Flying Torpedo and Alanna Dale are among top contenders, with track conditions a concern as curators forecast a heavy surface before potential drying. Port Royal and other listed horses are noted as likely starters while ownership comments and betting figures illuminate the field.
New York reports a newly formed association of building trades employers ending labor troubles with a drastic scheme. The plan creates a two employer two employee arbitration court in every trade of the building industry and forbids walking delegates. It ignores the united board of building trades, aiming to extinguish that body and direct all disputes, demands, and strikes through this system.
Exclusive patterns featured by THE GORHAM MFG CO and REED & BARTON include tea sets black coffee sets creamer and sugar bowls dishes can mesticks vases and more. Visit a jewelry store to view these exclusive designs and shop for fine sterling pieces.
Settlement of 39 subsidiary unions outlined as likely to be debated Sunday. Samuel J. Parks, described as a walking diplomat, endorsed the Iron workers stance and questioned other unions. He suggested most unions would reject the proposal, while labor leaders shared skepticism about any union accepting the plan.
The Republicans selected multiple ward candidates in a lively, good natured primary. Names include Ward I Albert Core, Ward J James Hollingsley, Ward 3 John H Crall, Ward 4 Fred W Eppert, Ward 6 William A Rhodes, Ward 7 Daniel Linus, Ward 8 Gasper, and Ward 12 Edward Albright among others. Total votes reported per ward show several leaders and close contests.
Washington reports reveal arrests of Thomas W. Metheger and C Elsworth Upton tied to leather pouch contracts for rural carriers. Charles E Smith of Baltimore allegedly arranged kickbacks, with $10,000 retained and $18,000 paid for 38 140 pouches. August Machen faces indictment under misconduct statutes with $57,000 illegally received and bonded for court. Grand jury actions continue with further arrests anticipated.
This remedy has been used for twenty two years and is the only guaranteed and true cure. Physicians and others state Dr J Gintzer of Idlonis suffered from eczema of head and neck until two boxes of Hermit Salve cured, for sale by all druggists at 25 and 50 cents. Henry J. Hudsr, Wash and Penn Sta.
Judge Kohlsaat issued a perpetual injunction barring any coalition of Indiana and Niinats coal operators from selling through a single distributing agency. Named defendants include Crescent Coal and Mining Co Brulllette Creek Coal Co Wabash Valley Coal Co Oak Hill Coal Co.
President Roosevelt greeted by crowds and officials on arrival in Washington after his trip. Marines played as he entered the White House, and he expressed relief that the long journey was over. In Canton Ohio, notices announced the upcoming marriage of Lester Day to Ida Barber, with the wedding set for June 4 at the bride’s home. Printing presses and presses for sale advertised by W D Pratt.
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