Secret Sessions Tie Friction on Rail Conductor Engineer Talks
Indiana and Ohio conductors gather at Sara Red Men's hall to push federation with engineers over grievances and anti-strike fallout. Reports suggest a July 4 strike possibility if redress is denied as discussions probe by law and by by-laws.
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Stiill
Grandhotels
Indiana
Conductors’ Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Road
Federation
Sara
Red Men’s Hall
Griffith Block
W. Washington St
Order of Railway
Ohio
Chalmers ‘Brown
Rochenger
Brotherhood of Engineers
Dune Day Wedding Ties Outlaw Lover To Jail
In Marion County Jail a sunset style wedding occurred with Lizzie McDowell in white marrying Edward Oliver, jailed for interfering with Officer Davis. Justice Smock officiated at 3:80, the ceremony quick and unusual, and Oliver remains jailed awaiting grand jury action while his bride awaits parole.
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Marion County
Neil Rosesn
County
Lizzie McDowell
Edward Oliver
King’s Bastille
Davis
B. M. Smock
Oliver
Thursday Heat Wave Rips Across Nation
The hot spell peaked Thursday with 97 degrees in the shade at 2 pm after a 94 degree reading Wednesday. A heat wave spread from Florida northward, though some southeastern areas cooled slightly at night.
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United States
Florida
Terrible Heat Sweeps Iowa With Sun Strokes
The heat wave in Iowa peaks with a high of 101 in Des Moines and 111 in Burlington. Reports say sun strokes are numerous and several deaths occurred, including three in Burlington on Wednesday.
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Des Morngs
Iowa
Burlington
Duns
Topeka Manager Fleeing Justice in Bucket Shop Loss
Harry Manefield manager of the Topeka seal compens is a fugitive from justice after squandering 5000 of the company’s funds in bucket shops. The incident occurred June 25 in Topeka Kansas.
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Topeka
Kas
Harry Manefield
Tha
Features of Sporting Life notes stirring baseball and racing
Campau to captain St Louis amid league chatter as Comiskey and Anson reshuffle. Knauss debuts for Columbus. Indy meets Terre Haute Saturday. Burkett sits sixth in batting at .322. Daily results span Interstate, State, Brotherhood, and Association games with Detroit figures, a Hanlan medal theft report, and Salvator-Tenny racing at Sheepshead Bay where Salvator led until final stretch.
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O'Connor
Ptanchany
Burlington
Peoria
Terre Haute
Evans- Ville
Peru
Man Gle
Anderson
Marion
Elkhart
Fort Warne
Quateurs
Cincinnati
Ruute
Brotherhood
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
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Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Athletics
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St. Louis
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Columbus
Toledo
Hanlan
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Lachine
Charley Courtney
von der Ahe
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Toronto
Grim
Pheto
Detroit Free Press
Leadley
Wise
Hanlon
John
Martin
Derrick
Quincy
Derrick Soul
Murray
Moore
Indianapolis
Shunset
Beirne
Sheepsheld Bay
Salvator
Tenny
Murphy
Snapper
Garrison
Texsay
Sun Ad Sought by Girls for Work
Notice invites girls to place ten word free advertisements in The Sun liners. Demand for work is high and positions are easy and cheap to find.
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the Sun
Monty
Tae Stn
Heat and Politics in Indianapolis County Clerk Race
Drafted by a political observer, the piece notes Indianapolis candidates and factions for county clerk and other offices. It mentions Thad Tallentire, W Talientire, Gall, Fanning, and rumors about party nominations, plus labor unions influencing the Republican slate and councilors contesting auditor and coroner races.
Postmortem Exam On Addison Disease Case In Cleveland
Parents of William S. Hatcher, a 25 year old machinist, consented to a postmortem after initial refusals. The autopsy showed degeneration of the superrenal capsule of the kidney. The disease, Addison’s, caused the skin to darken after a severe cold contracted while bathing years earlier.
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Cleveland
William
Hatcher
Sussex lumber operator vanishes with 50000 amid court actions
A. Ferguson of Sussex disappeared with 50000 of others money. Catherine A. Cox sued the city gas trust and street railroad in Judge Howland's court. jury found for the defendant. Judge Taylor granted a divorce between Ella and Elmer Harvey. Frank Thornton’s damage suit against the Big Four railroad was dismissed. judgment given for the railroad on its demurrer.
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Catherine A. Cox
Gas Trust
The
Street Railroad Company
Dangerous pistol accident echoes prior fatal incident
A revolver discharge in Illinois occurred two or three days ago when the brake struck the pistol in the driver's pocket. The bullet shattered a window and barely missed Mrs Sevall, mirroring a similar fatal incident from Thursday morning.
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Illinois St Oar
Mra. Sevall
Seen in the Streets and Summer Delights Ad
The piece portrays crowding at drug stores as heat drives people outside. Vendors sell lemonade and The Sun, while negilgee shirts and summer fashion appear. It notes ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and helps for girls seeking jobs with ten word free ads in Sun liners.
Roosevelt May Challenge Hatton Before Week Ends
Theodore Roosevelt the civil service commissioner may publish an open letter to Frank Hatton after weeks of exchanges. Roosevelt’s friends expect apology or retract and warn of consequences, with wagers on his response and notes on his sharp shooting reputation.
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He Hiay
Ao. Tatton
New York
Theodore Roosevalt
New -York
Civil Service
Frank Hatton
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Hatton
Dakotas
Montana
Hatton Ia
Critical state in Newfoundland sparks independence talk
June 26 dispatch reports war vessels gathering in Newfoundland but notes the situation is critical and islanders may push for independence. A separate item notes race trouble at Bamberg South Carolina where blacks are ahead and nine whites wounded. Weather forecast for Indiana calls for continued warm and fair conditions through July 27.
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New Foundland
Haifax
N. S
Comunsra
5. C
Bamberg
Barnwell County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Strikes Threaten Roads Centering Chicago and Whisky Fight
A general strike on all roads centered in Chicago threatens disruption as the whisky trust faces renewed attack. The Lingois Central trouble spreads while wholesale liquor dealers plan to build distilleries to challenge the industry.
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Chicago
Lingois
Asco
Whisky Trust
Craig
Colchester
Ont
Hazel Lillis
Kansas City
Denver
Calistoga
Henry Holden
New York
Barry
Lilly Goss
Louisiana House
Senate
Census Sparks Immigration Reform Debates in Washington
In Washington on January 4 a special report signals use of the census to challenge immigration policy. Early word suggests foreign dense areas see falling wages and crowded jails and infirmaries. A senator drafts a bill imposing a $200 tax on new arrivals and requiring a consul certificate, plus voting rights restricted to citizens 21 years after arrival.
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Washington
Jane
Soma
U. S
Hendricks Day Promises Record Crowds in Indianapolis
Newspapers across Iediatia hail Hendricks day with booming excitement in Indianapolis. An enormous crowd is expected as railroads offer low rates and organizers push preparations. officials say windows at the state house are reserved for friends and capacity crowding near the monument is anticipated. The statue hoist on Thursday reportedly slipped two feet but suffered no damage. Meanwhile Illinois Central’s strike stalls rail traffic and coal mines in Springfield face shutdowns due to lack of cars.
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Indianapolis
MSA Tay
GV Armaas
Barclay Walker
Marshall Locke
Pink Halil
Gen
Bluff
Leon Bailey
Misa Jessia Oyler
Jones
Clarence Henning
Jack Delbrook
Dan Thompson
Mr. Meek
Harry Porter
Fred Wiles
Homer van Wie
Will Woober
Iediatia
Hendricks
Bossa Pouder
State House
Illneis Central
Illinois
Central
Vandalia
Illinois Central
Springfield
Ill
Turkey Lake
the Sentinel
William
Bynum
Walcott St
Sid Conger
Western Gas Construction Company
Fort Wayne
Capital
Law and Order
Tomlinson Hall
Charlie Jewett
Democratic State Central Committee
Hina
Alderman Laut
Commercial Club
Board of Trade and ‘Council
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Kate Yee
Henry Crawford
Mollie Bishop
Irvin
James M. Ragsdale
Fort Leavenworth
Globe Excelsior
C. Schwertz
Walker Fhuraday
Albert E. Pierson
Jennie Pierson
Fannie
W. B. Henderson
Henry Brewer
Indianapollia Car Works
Kregele
St. Vincent's Hospital
State Board of Equalization
Nickelplate
Chicago & Atlantic
Cin
Kingan & Co
Tanner & Sullivan
Board of Trade
Cholera Case Reported in New York and Local Updates
In New York a case of suspected sporadic cholera in a Black man was investigated and isolated with no significant alarm. Separate notes warn that electric car current can affect watches, potentially damaging unmagnetized timepieces. Other items report the Steubenville GOP renominating J D Taylor, Grosvenor losing influence, and Denver milk men and carpenters ending a strike with $40,000 involved.
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New York
Casa
Congress Debates Coinage Bill and Elections Issues
The report notes a $4.5 million monthly silver coinage bill likely to pass. President Harrison vacations at Cape May from Saturday to Tuesday. Senator Call faces controversy over vindications in the Congressional Record. The House expects federal election law action next with a July 2 vote on the previous question. A minority report attacks the election bill as costly to taxpayers. Senator West supported Wyoming statehood and opposed woman suffrage and Black men suffrage. The House defeated free coinage 162 to 136 with many paired votes. 23 Republicans and 22 Democrats crossed party lines.
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Cape May
Call
Congressional Record
House
Boone
West
Wyoming
Sullivan and Donovan Reconcile On Historic Battle Field
In Ricasurze Mississippi on Wednesday former rivals John L. Sullivan and Mike Donovan met on the old battleground where Sullivan and Kilrain once fought. The crowd watched as both men exchanged a rose hands in a brief sparring and a handshake ending with cordial words.
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Ricasurze
Miss
Jobo L. Sullivan
Mike Donovan
Sulivan
Kilrain
Sullivan
Mr. Donovan
Mr. Sullivan
John
John L. Sullivan
Mr. Kilrain
Alligator Emerges From Water Works Pipe
Thursday morning a man from the water works discharged into a bucket at the corner of South and Tennessee streets and a small lively alligator wriggled from the pipe into the water bucket. The six inch Florida reptile attracted onlookers.
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Water Works
W. J. Parson
South and
Tennessee-ste
Florida
Widespread discontent rivals GOP governor bid
Reports from across the state show broad discontent with the nomination of Dula mater for governor by the Republican convention. Crises in carpentry strikes, city cholera cases, and local political maneuvering fill the day as Indianapolis and other places brace for events.
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Hickhing Bas
Hanrrissura
Jane
Dulamater
Fatal accident on College avenue car injures conductor
On College avenue near New Jersey and Northats a brake slip caused by gas fixtures in passenger Liddy’s hands led to a revolver discharge. George Tella a driver, panicked and surrendered. Liddy, about 35, died at home after a mortal brain injury. George Liddy's gun and intent were questioned by authorities.
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College-ave
New Jersey and
Northats
Mike Zismaister
Tom George
Tom ‘Liddy
Massachusetts
George
Liddy
J. R. Ryan
Baddat
Anthony
Heefgen
Throsh
ISON
Fall Creek
Georg
New York
Kregolo
Burglary Suspect Flees After Night Break In
At about 4 o clock Thursday morning G G Raine of 207 Pendleton avenue woke to find a man leaving his bedroom through a window. Raine leaped after the intruder who fled down the street with Raine's pants in hand. After a chase the burglar turned and fired several times at Raine before disappearing around a corner. Police were alerted and a description was provided.
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Rains
Opium Joints Spread Through Cheap New York Flats
Police warn opium smoking is rising fast in New York aided by keepers who rent cheap apartment flats for clients. Flats priced 15 to 30 dollars a month, with furnished rooms costing more, host regular clients who in turn relocate after police raids. Female detectives have had limited success. the vice spread continues beyond police control.
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City
New
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