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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
5
Editor Sexton of the United Mine Workers Journal argues stories of bloody miners riots are mostly newspaper fiction. He recalls calm Arnott incidents where Italian workers clashed with assaulting miners, then says sensational reports misstate events and mislead the public.
Mayor Bookwalter received a Monday letter from W. B. Bell asking about his brother Joseph F. Bell. The note says Joseph left Crawfordsville for Indianapolis about 38 years ago and has not been heard from since. The writer, about 60 or 65, is anxious to learn if he is living.
A two week old girl abandoned near Hotel Bradford is adopted by Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Appleby at Hotel Albert in New York. Appleby, daughter of the hotel proprietor, provides a family with support from patrons and staff while detectives search for the mother, believed from Troy. The case follows the mother’s departure and a verse titled Cast aside found in her room.
Chicago's hello girls prepare to organize and strike if needed for higher wages. They have asked the local Federation of Labor to assist in forming a union.
In a crowded party Lady Hartenden and Lady Jane Pendover discuss Rosa Aynsley a heiress who rose from poverty through a handwritten tale of romance. Rosa reconnects with her former guardian Mrs Channer and writes to author Miles Wyndham provoking a chain of mistaken engagements and a final match of true love.
Nashville Indiana reports a dry town with only one nip shop and ample artesian water. A new telephone plant rises while fire losses shrink business districts. Residents push for street lamps and an electric or steam railroad to connect with neighboring lines. A Brown County man prayed during a thunderstorm for more light. The Weed Patch observatory was destroyed. visitors plan hill trips. A Stratton mine owner rep visits Brown County to buy stone for a Denver hotel and other Indiana counties.
A national organization of hotel clerks is being formed with Thomas H. Flynn of the American Federation of Labor at the helm. The union will be enrolled under the federation.
In a Superior Court case, Mrs. Cora E. Woodbury accuses Preston N. Woodbury of neglecting her support. She presented a catalog of 40 to 50 popular novels found in his trunks and elsewhere, implying excessive spending on literature. The judge and counsel noted the reading of the list during proceedings.
The notice highlights first class train service by Chicago and Northwestern Ry during fishing season with Burgmer tourist rates now in effect. Direct connections exist at Chicago with lines from the south and east. Inquiries should be directed to N M Breeze at 435 Vinest Cincinnati Ohio.
Two special fast trains depart Sunday morning for Cincinnati. The 6 30 a m service runs non stop to Cincinnati while the 7 15 a m train stops at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return service leaves Cincinnati at 6 20 p m with fares listed as $1 26 for Cincinnati and return and $1 25 via C H and D.
A special train departs Indianapolis at 7 20 a m and returns from Madison at 6 p m for a steamboat excursion twenty five cents for the round trip, offering a river trip up the Ohio from Madison.
Notice to property owners promotes painting season safety and quality, urging use of strictly pure paint and reliable painters to avoid damage from environmental factors and ensure proper preparation and appearance of new work.
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