Two Sides to This Story and Other Local Notices
The piece contrasts mine operators and miners over price setting and arbitration, highlighting labor versus management rights. It also urges vigilance against sham bills, urging the city to fight questionable claims instead of paying out. A paragraph lambasts serial tariff gaps and recounts New York duties losses by importers and a Cuban-era graft tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company
Joss
Gamewell Company
Theamewell Company
Jong
Sam
New York
Samuel
Neely
Treasury
Cuba
Rathbone
Wood
Sammy
Campaigning Prospects Highlighted By State Notes
The passage discusses Hortense Abromet and cautions against unwise actions. It notes the campaigning will start late and be short, with emphasis on avoiding perilous conduct and hope for a measured political effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hortense
Mansas Advertises Local Opportunity Shown in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows ad style language about a local opportunity. Mentions names Blythe and Mr. Blythe and a farmer named Mercington with cautionary tone. The readable bits suggest a sale or notice context but lack full details.
Spirit of the State Press Highlights Public Sentiment
A collage of quotes from various papers discusses labor strikes, arbitration boards, gambling influences, and social issues. Included are remarks from Fort Wayne Gasette, Edinburg Courier, Richmond Telegram, and Connersville Examiner reflecting views on governance, monarchy, and national culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Edinburg Courier
Grover Cleveland
Richmond
Spain
Connersville
Arishman
Railroad Cdr
Tom
Wes
Printers Elect Lynch Leader After Large Vote
James M. Lynch of Syracuse elected president of the International Typographical Union by a large majority with about 20 000 votes to 7 144 for C A Derry of Seattle. Hawkes of Chicago re elected first vice president, Mulcahey of St. Louis becomes third vice president, and others named for secretary treasurer and trustees. The canvassing board finished the count after eight days with nearly 29 000 votes cast, about 70 percent of the union’s strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
Internationa Typographical Union
C. A. Derry
Seattle
C. BE. Hawkes
Chicago
J. W. Hays
Minneapolis
James Mulcahey
St. Louis
T. J. Canary
New York
O'Sullivan
Boston
J. W. Bramwood
Denver
Federation of Labor
W. M. Garrett
Washington
M. 8. Hayes
Cleveland
Frank Morrison
Allied Crafts
J. F. O'Sullivan
Trustees Union Printers
Home
Thomas McCaffery
Colorado Springs
H. H. Rogers
Agent Union Printers
Kennedy
Brookside park city life event recap
About 200 attended a Brookside park gathering. Peter and Paul school for boys held closing exercises at St Agnes academy. An operetta the Bell in the Threat was presented by the pupils. Epworth League anniversary will be celebrated Sunday morning at Central Ave M E Church. Flag day observed in Sunday school at 9 0 a m. A song service will be led by the choir that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and Paul School For
St. Agnes
Epworth
Schiool
E. D. Clark
Charles Benedict
Washington
Indiana
United States
Amos ‘Reagan
College-ave
New Northern Traction Company
Union' Traction Company
Mnc
Carl D. Lucas
Indianapolis
W. E. Henry
University
Swain
Geveral
George W. Hufford
Jong
June Clearance Sale on Curtains and Rugs Begins
Adolf Schleicher Co. advertises a June clearance at 1-23 N Meridian St offering curtains rugs mats and lace at sacrifice prices with early Monday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Schleicher Co
Meridian St
Notable Indianapolis Voices Parade Diverse Views
A long list of quotes from Indianapolis residents and public figures covers topics from newspapers and politics to education, labor, transport, and city life. Individuals named include H W Aleman, Ben F Rouse, Charles Benedict, Dr A E Sterne, and W W Scott, among others.
Little Shavers and Miscellaneous Snippets
A compact collage of quaint child quotes and misheard phrases from Stray Stories Little Chronicle and Tit-Bits. A three year old misidentifies a calf as a puppy while visiting a aunt in the country and a girl recalls a minister’s story with astonished doubt.
Epworth convention set for Indianapolis July 10 13
Executive committee on arrangements for the Epworth state convention to be held in Indianapolis July 10 13 announces a mass meeting for 4 p m Sunday at Meridian street. Rev C E Bacon is chairman and the homes committee organized to entertain delegates from outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Teague
Indianapolis
Meridian-st. M
Caren
C. E. Bacon
Sketches and Songs of a Singer and the Trusts
A fragmentary verse about a singer facing price rises from trusts and wage cuts. He laments losses to inflation while his partner Jennie contemplates moving on as meat becomes scarce. The piece portrays hardship from economic power and personal strain amid a changing town.
Jesters of Old Compare to Modern Rich in Society
A dialogue contrasts the newly rich with ancient court jesters, noting that today they occupy a similar social role as entertainers who sway royal favor, provoking reflection on tolerance and status. The remark frames wealth as a modern courtly dynamic.
Whirled Love Inspires Poem Amid Cyclone Imagery
A fragment sketches love as a force larger than storms with lines showing love turning women into angels and sisters into devils, capturing a dramatic, lyric-like mood from a poetic reminiscence.
Scribbler Pursues Long Time Literature Hopes
Scribbler asserts long standing pursuit of literature while a friend mutters and challenges whether the effort can ever catch up. The exchange centers on ambition and the pace of literary progress.
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Scribbler
Twenty Years Ago Brisk Old Bachelor Reflects on Change
The Brisk Old Bachelor laments changing manners noting a neighbor girl once sat on his knee but now rebuffs him with icicle stares. He complains that relations and divides feel unequal in this old world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Humorous Quips and Gossip From Various Papers
A collage of short jokes and quips from the Washington Star Brooklyn Life Boston Transcript Tit-Bits and Town Topics features druggist banter about cures and guarantees, a proverb about a burnt child, a night watchman’s sleep issue, Grimes and a blue book boast, brokerage circulars prompting fantasies of wealth, a clergyman’s parish critiqued by a neighbor, a farmer’s reply, and Minnie Myrtylla as a golf champion with marriage proposals after rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Hudson
Boston Transcript
Fashioning Shirt Waists Through The Ages
A Baltimore News item recalls endless shirt waist styles from long and bobbed to bias cut and glossy finishes. The quip highlights variety in collars and finishes from high to low necklines and numerous constructions, implying fashion overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
A Few Recipes For Cucumber Fritters And Ham Dishes
A few recipes describe cucumber fritters using a batter of flour baking powder salt pepper eggs water oil vinegar and a beaten white egg. Slices of cucumber are dipped and fried in hot fat. Another dish combines shredded pineapple with brandy and curaçao. A made over dish suggests chopping cold ham and mixing with cold mashed potatoes and cream, then forming balls and frying.
We Hear the Organ as We Dance in the Street Poem
A dialect portrait of children dancing to a marching organ through a street scene. The vivid verses describe mothers, white onlookers, and the rhythm of the awgum music as kids shout and shuffle, collect pennies, and mock the passing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mommer
June Mood Describes Summer’s Musical Flame
Poem celebrates June as a month of sun and song. It evokes bees birds butterflies and blossoms with vivid imagery. The narrator notes June as a time of happiness and summer chorus guiding nature and lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Dempster Sherman
Shirt Waist Box Praised as Laundry Helper and Home Craft
A frugal guide shows women how to make a shirt waist box from a wooden container to store laundered waists and white skirts. The article describes lining, cretonne covering, a top cushion, and a collar holder inside the lid for tidy storage. Indiana Society event at St Pauls church follows, with prize essays praised from Marion New Albany and Franklin.
Bapers Bay Strike Talk as Election Tactic
Reporters note calls for a strike as a political tactic to influence voters. The piece cites quotes from Philadelphia Record and Detroit Free Press, referencing sovereignty resting with the voter and notable figures. It mentions coal miners facing disruption unless operators heed pressure, with Toledo News noting public inconvenience as leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWay
Philadelphia Record
Toledo News
A Summer Collar Shows Transparent Lace Collars
A Philadelphia Ledger description highlights transparent lace collars worn with silk waists cut round the neck or over a plain silk stock. The high color stands alone and does not wrap fully around the neck, being about three inches in front and tied at the throat with narrow satin or velvet ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Hall's Catarrh Cure The Only Positive Cure
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any failure to cure and promotes testimonials and Hall's Family Pills as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. Eo
Drupgiste
T.c
Moisture and flavor tips for baking with home ovens
In a gas oven keep a pan of hot water inside to add moisture during baking. A drop of leftover fruit preserve juice, about a tablespoon, enhances jelly and bread flavors. A touch of brandied peach juice is also noted as delicious in this use.
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Editorial
Raome
Buastneca
Uncle Sam Getz
Mr. Blythe
Spirit, OF the State Press
City Life
Brookside Park
H.W. Aleman
Ben F. Rouse
David Newman
Charles O'Connor
Thomas Hallinin
Thomas’ Tarpey
Iowa
George Warmoth
A. EB. Sterne
Herbert Malpas
Charles Woerner
W. H. Hart
J. R. Perry
Sol Hathaway
Kentucky Health Board
Sylvester Edwards
Eugene Harris
Board of Works
Laula Krieg
R. H. Jelwitt
Organized Labor
W. P. Ryan
Charles. E. Emmerich
W. W.scott
Bryan
Jennie
the Old Man
Brooklyn
Smith
Minnie
Myrtylla
Mabel
Witi
Dean
Pearson's Magazine
Indiana Society For the Sons of the Tevolution
St. Paul’s
Gilbert M. Bainbridge
Marion
Olive Shrader
New Albany
Bess H. Sellers
Franklin
Whitelaw Ret
J. Pierpont Mor
Gan
Ted Sloane
John L. Sullivan
Detroit Free Press
Armour
Sal
the Central Trust Company
Market Street
Security Trust Company
Capifal
Rochester Times
Michigan Drug Co
Detroit, Mich
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Ilinoia Street
Ind
Law
Stock Union Trust
Harry B. Gates & C C
Fletcher Bank Building
Ywion Sure? Company
Jandianapous Indiana
A. Home Institution
Kew
Yeeags
Indiana Trust
Washington St
Virginia Ave
Universit Hand
Day Clewtea
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
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