Frenzel Refuses Key Demands in Street Railway Dispute
President Frenzel rejects rider rights and wage increases for street railway workers. He reinstates two discharged men, grants limited pay for learners, and accepts some disciplinary procedures while opposing scab labor and broader union concessions. Reporters and Brotherhood officials await further talks as a city dispute potential fades.
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Street Railway Brotherhood
Ieditor Martie
Cyclorama
President Frenzel
Frenzel
Martin
Frank O'Malley
H. C. Smith
Ile
Aly
Brotherhood Committee
John Newhouse
C. W. Martin
Newhouse
John P
Mr. Martin
Eli Dendricks
Lendricks
Brotherhood
Ilis
Frank Gates
Company replies to car service grievances and wage proposals
In a March 9, 1892 letter Indianapolis era, Mr Frenzel responds to a committee of Citi zens' street railroad employees. He defends current free riding limits, argues wage levels are high overall, but recommends raising motormen wages to 17 cents per hour starting May 1, cites discharge cases, and outlines probation wages for drivers, conductors, and motormen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Service
Cmpany
Ecn
Thei Brotherhood
Curizens’ Street Railway Company
P. Frenzel
Marog
Messrs. Newhouse, Inghram and
Lenihan
Citizens' Street Railroad Company
M. M. Dugan
Newhouse
Mr. Newhouse
Indianapolis
A. J. Smith
H. D. Smith
Frank Q O’ Malley
Bil Wendricks
Wm. Coffin
Cynamo
Frank Maer Driver
O'Malley
Mirte
Bluifereeck
Virginia Ave
Thomas Sivan
Charles Watson
Judye Walker
Judge Brown
Circuit Court
Unuel
Many
Sullivan
Tommy Miller
August J. Mueller
Citizens’ Company
Geo. Cline
Tninois
Denison
Judge Buskirk
M. Piercy
Tomlinson Hall
Justice Smock
Caleb Denny
Old Ladies' Home
Taylor
Srush Company
Woollen
Batley
Great Bank
Supreme Court
P.C. Decker
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Inter Ocean
Windy City
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Indianapapolis
Beecher
Bis Church
Abbott
Fred Born
Braden Block
Mitral
Minnie Bozewell
Peru St
Thomas F. Higgins
Mississippi St
Roney
Shephard-ave
Margaret
Lerdus
Arsenal Ave
Erippe
Brutus
Warren
Elizabeth Gipe
George
Susanna Abbott
Lettie Singleton
Frenzel Welcomes Newspaper Men Despite Press Row
The article describes John P. Frenzel’s courteous treatment of reporters seeking interviews. Reporters endure a gated, multistage office setup on the Fair building’s third floor near Union Station before reaching Frenzel, who rarely refuses interviews and often greets journalists warmly with cigars and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Frenzel
Fair Building
Union Station
Frenzel
Fenver
Behring Sea Pact Status and Chicago Public Building Bills
Reports indicate Behring sea treaty may wait for English consent to uphold the modus vivendi. Bills directing the attorney general to secure a Chicago site for a public building and expanded post office space were favorably reported. Blaine Springer and Holman are reported improving, with the president ordering full public release of related correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Holman
Springer
Chicago
England
Alger declares presidential candidacy with solid Michigan support
Gen. Alger arrived in Curcaco and in an interview said his bid is a right of Americans to aspire to the presidency. He stated he will have a solid delegation from Michigan and support from other states. He defended his war record and refuted attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Gen. Alger
Michigan
Mine Explosion Burns Two Men In Avondale Pa
Gas explosion at Avondale mine in Prymovurm Pa on Wednesday badly burned two workers. Investigators assess cause as officials report the incident occurred during regular coal production and emergency crews responded quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prymovurm
Avondale
Sullivan Mitchell bout heads to Buffalo with $25000 purse
Late wire reports say a $25000 purse has been subscribed to lure Sullivan and Mitchell to Buffalo for a bout. Also Roxbury church fire and London snowstorm are noted with other items including a lost German steamer Messina off Sicily and a Chicago warrant against Dr H M Scudder for alleged murder of his mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mitchell Tought
Buffalo
Mission Church of the Redemptionist Fathers
Roxbury
Mass
London
United Kingdom
Messina
Sicily Island
Cook
Chicago
H. M. Scudder
Special shoe sale offers real bargains at Marrott store
Notice announces a bona fide reduction sale of ladies misses and children's shoes at Genta Bossy Yours or similar brands. Alteration service offered. Store address listed as 416 N Pennsylvanias? Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Marrott
N. Penns
Three Negroes Shot in Lynching at Mesquite Jail
A mob broke into the Shelby county jail at Mesquite and took three negro inmates from the Hil. They were tied gagged and moved to a lonely area near the railroad where shootout killed them instantly. Moss pleaded to be faced west before the volley. Authorities prepared men with Winchesters to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesruis
Tenn
Shelby County
O'Donnel
Moss
Doctor Allen Reply Prompts Club to Weigh Institute’s Move
Directors of the Commercial club met Tuesday to review Dr. Allen’s letter from the surgical institute. He argues the city gains from the institute and opposes suburban, fireproof building plans due to cost and patient care needs. No action taken. Robbins elected to the directory to replace Jameson. bridge over White River and other items discussed.
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Commercial Club
Allen
Surgical Institute
Ife
Indianapolis
Institute
Chicago
White River
Kentucky Ave
Charles F. Robbins
Henry Jameson
Grievances of a Meridian Street Housekeeper
A Sun interview quotes a N Meridian street housekeeper venting about constant maids. She recounts four replacements in a week with issues from race to dining, sleeping, and hosting guests, reflecting fatigue and frustration with domestic service and social tensions in Indianapolis.
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N. Meridian St
Ethel Osborne Sentenced for Perjury and Theft
Mrs Florence Ethel Osborne a society woman was found guilty in Old Bailey court of larceny and perjury for robbing a close friend of jewels and was sentenced to nine months hard labor. She pleaded guilty with emotional proceedings and was urged for mercy by her attorney and a fellow sufferer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexvox
Florence Ethel Osborne
Old Bailey Court
Osborne
Panhandle machinists strike faces million-dollar stance
Guards were removed as Panhandle shops prepare for a broader strike. The company pledges to spend up to 1,000,000 to enforce piece work while machinists from Philadelphia arrive to fill roles. National machinists meet to decide on possible general action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario General
Panhandle
Swanston
Darlington
Philadelphia
Fractured OCR Note on Druggist Bottle Pricing
Fragmentary text shows a note about druggists selling a product in a bottle with price mentioned. The readable portion hints at a potassium or similar compound and a shorthand trade wording, but lacks complete details or identification.
Suicide ends tale of infidelity and suit in Cumberland
William Hupe a Cumberland blacksmith killed himself on a country road after learning of a adultery suit with Laura Crugar. His 6 children left without their father. Laura Crugar's husband had filed for divorce. Hupe died at 43 after a self inflicted gunshot to the mouth. Weather shows showers and colder starting Wednesday with fair Thursday in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hupe
Cumberland
Supe
Laura Crugar
Hope
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vicinity
Burglars Strike College Fraternity in Greencastle
In Greencastle Indiana on Tuesday night burglars struck the Phipappa psi fraternity house and took a gold watch belonging to Fred Reese. The residence of Mrs. Deitz was entered but nothing was stolen.
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Greencastle
Ind
Sps
Phipappa Psi
Fred Reese
Bismarck Says He Won’t Hide Guelph Case Details
Berns reports March dates as the city council discusses how the Guelph find was handled. Prince Bismarck asserts no fear of public disclosure and pledges transparency in the handling of the matter.
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Bismarck
Berns
Prince Bismarck
Guelph
In Memoriam Loxpox March 9 monuments planned
The queen and the prince of Wales have decided to erect monuments to the duke of Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Prince of Wales
Duke of Clarence
Fresh Foreign Facts Stir Headlines Across Regions
Liberal parties govern Hawaii while cholera spreads in Afghanistan. Secretary Foster leaves London for Southampton. Over 130 brigands arrested at Taranto. German colonists in Russia dress eighteenth century attire. John Parnell resists auction of the Parnell residence in Ireland. Belgium’s king refuses Congo Free State sale to the United States. A Honolulu woman kills four people over beliefs in supernatural powers.
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Hawaii
Afghanistan
Foster
Londo
Southampton
Taranto
Italy
Russia
John Parnell
Parnell
Ireland
Belgium
United States
Congo Free State
Africa
Honolulu
Seaton’s Hat Store Offers Spring Style Hats in City
Seaton’s hat shop presents a best and cheapest spring line in the city with J N, Pennsylvania. The ad highlights low prices and broad selection for the season.
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Seaton's Hat Store
J? N
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MR. Frenzel
Nhe
John Brush
John Frenzel
Sun
Eli Johnson
Johnson
Jno
Billy
Faulkner
Foghorn Billy
A.C. White
Inter Ocean
W. F. Hausman
Billy Faulkner
Gen. Harrison
Cedar Rapids
Studebaker Wagon Works
South Bend
Portage
Wis
Joe Medill
The
Jupiter Pluvins
VME
Fulleway
Washington News
Springer and
Col. Alger
Baid Que
Ghicaza
Farnitore As
Win, L, Eldor
Ethel Osborne
Cley Life
Panhandle Company
National Executive Board of Machinists
Grand Hotel
J. J. Cramer
Richmond
W. L.dawley
S. M. Dolan
Jas. O'Connell
Pennsylvania
H.J. Gray
Minnesota
D. D. Wilson
Alabama
Jno. J. Lamb, Illinois; and Jfugh Doran
Srike
Wilson
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