Mrs Mitchell's New York Holiday After UMWA Leader’s Years
Mrs John Mitchell travels to New York for the first time with six children while supporting her husband John Mitchell, head of the United Mine Workers of America, amid calls for his continued leadership and the family’s sacrifices. The piece highlights her pride, family bond, and the toll of the labor movement on their home life in Valley, Illinois.
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Katherine Leck
March
John Alllchell
United Mine Workers of America
America
Mutchell
Lone Reeda
Valley
York
Indianapolis
Tleix
World in Every Eve by Quinins Satirical Production
Satirical review notes Quinins production titled World in Every Eve by E.W.ORGVE'S Sinanee hon. 286, presented as a mock entertainment piece.
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E.w.orgve
Firemans Fund Insurance Company Statement of Assets 1905
The document lists Firemans Fund Insurance Company assets as of December 31, 1905 with capital figures and real estate value. It includes cash, securities, mortgages, debts, and other claims. An Indiana auditor affirms the copy of the state statement is correct and on file.
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F.re+mere Fund Insurance Company
California Et
San Francisco
Cal
Walliam J. Dutton
Louis Weinmann
Murkee
Louua
von Stamos
MASS
Bite of
Indiana
Tate
Stats
State of
United States Branch of Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the United States Branch assets and liabilities as of December 1903. The statement lists capital, capital paid, assets including cash, stocks, loans, interest, and reinsurance, with total assets and liabilities, then sworn on February of 1904 by Warren B. Boier as Auditor.
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State of
Indiana
Warren Boier
Mill Strike and Evictions Rock Local Weavers
In Moosup a mill strike enters its second year with dire hardship for 400 residents. Workers report hunger and near homelessness as meetings fill the town hall. Leaders claim wage demands of 10 percent plus. company officials promise no settlement until workers return.
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Spearitien
Mitl
James McNally Remembered In Old City Memoir
The aged James McNally, longtime resident of the oldest city, is recalled for his life and memory. Friends report his steadfast service and the community mourns the loss amid recollections of his tenure and days past.
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James
James McNally
Duesiy
TeRie Mber
Ratqigur
Woléplog
Would Have Died But For Cuticura Soap and Ointment
In a 1905 letter Mrs. Bert Sheldon of We Wills Connecticut recounts her year and a half old son suffering from sores on the face chest and body. After doctors failed the Cuticura Soap and Ointment regimen dried and healed the sores within about two months. The child recovered fully and remained healthy.
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Abe
Jose
Bert Sheldon
Conn
Rubblian Officer Dies by Suicide Amid Prisoner Tracking
A Rubbian officer reportedly killed himself after ordering subordinates to guard prisoners. The incident details remain unclear as authorities investigate the circumstances and potential motives behind the death.
Wisconsin crew coach Andy O'Dea resigns in surprise move
Wisconsin University rowing coach Andy O'Dea quits his post, effective at season's end, amid internal tensions and conflicts over contract terms. The resignation comes as the program reevaluates leadership amid ongoing disagreements with university administration.
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Andy O'Dea
Tpeelol
the Sun
Madison
Wir
Mari
Andrew M. O'Dea
Wisconsin University
Lay Tee
Divea
Bloody massacre report under Czar era terror siege
Fragmentary account describes violent killings of a woman and two children amid postwar turmoil. A so-called editor and unnamed officials are cited as stating a wife and her two children were killed by soldiers during a dawn raid.
Cuba Revolution Not in Blood Despite Turbulent Polls
In Havana an analysis notes the Cuba election produced sparse turnout with about 3 000 recorded votes in many islands and a parody of a revolution. Moderados and Liberales promote prosperity as patriots mock the electoral process amid storms and political antics.
Notice of liquor license application in Marion County Indiana
The notice informs citizens of Center Township Marion County Indiana that LAM WALKE plans to apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at its April term 1906 for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquor in quantities over five gallons and allow drinking on premises. The location is a two story stone building fronting Indiana Ave across from Michigan St at the northwest corner of Indiana Ave and Michigan St, in Ray's sub, Ward No 10. The applicant requests table privileges and is listed as Lam Walker.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Fi & Roent
Koulfwest
Indiena Ave
Indiana-aye
Aind
Michigan-st
Det Not
Indianaslave
Indianapolis
Center
Maeteur Foounly
Iso
Marton Paints
Morrisext
Davia
Nordrke
Indianapolia
Marion
County
Notica
W. Morris St
The
Hills
Fourteenth Ward
City of
Ernest Chitel
Diana
Bre County
Kentucky Ave
McCarts
West Indianapalis
Indanapolis
Kentucky-ave
Trtanxpalis
Marlow County
Nari Xo
Dalag
Zebra Privis
Icgea
Merman
Ackelow
Indictment Over Dr Pierce S Favorite Prescription Verdict
In New York on March 3 a verdict favored the Ladies Home Journal and its publisher Curtis Publishing Co in a libel case against Dr Pierce and the World’s Dispensary Medical Association. The trial centered on claims about the ingredients of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription including assertions of alcohol and other ingredients. Judge Hunt noted the prescription’s claimed effects and the defense argued the publication was false. The court ordered a correction published two months after the libel appeared and the publishers stated the remedy did not contain alcohol opium or digitalis.
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New York
Ladies’ Hone Journal
Guetts Publiczing Co
TV. Pierce
Carrie
Mabe Fates
Jouwrad Sitdty
Edward Bok
Pierce
Dr. Lerre
Pierce Firether
Buk
Dippeheary Medical Associa
Hunt
Gady
Pullata
Bie Vine
Curtis Paulishns Company
Meir
Notice of liquor license request in Indianapatin ward
The subscriber informs voters of the fourth ward in Indianapatin Wayne county that he will apply to the Mowns of Cammite sinners of Marion county Indiana at their April form for a license to sell intoxicants in quantities under five gallons at a time. The business place is described as a room 17 feet wide by 19 feet long with a back room for storage and is located at the first door of a residence on Crawforde Hite in Indianayote Wathe county Marlencount. The notice specifies the area and ward involved and names Crawfordsville Isic HARI WOLE as part of the surrounding details.
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Indianapatin
Wayne Pownahip
Cammite
Marion County
sGtte
Indhiang
Buaitinas
Ponting Saath
Wasne
Indianayote
Marlencount
Crawfordsville
Notice to seek license for intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis ward
Edmond Spinner announces a petition to Marion County Board of Commissioners seeking a license to sell and permit drinking of intoxicating liquors in a room on the first floor of a two story brick building at 4 Delaware Street Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana. The notice provides location details and requests pool and tegutants privileges in the same room after 12 at night.
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward nine
William Ramsht notices Marion County authorities that he will apply to the Board of Mominutess ers for permission to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors for on premises consumption at a two story frame building in Center township Indianapolis Indiana. The room measures 88 by 15 feet with front on Washington street and State avenue location given. Also applies for pool table privilege.
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Ceoter Township
Momminutessers
Marion County
Jess
Washington-x
Ridenas State-ave
Indianapolis
Center Township
Marian Counts
Indiana
State-ave
Washington-st. No
Wis
Notice of license application in Indianapolis ward four
The subscriber notifies voters of the Fourteen ward Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana that they will apply to the Board of Carmintani era at its April term for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with venue in a room 30 feet long on the premises at the northeast corner of Howard and See streets in Belmont addition West Indianapolis now in Indianapolis Center Township. The notice also mentions a pool table in the same room and names James F Coburn.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Howard Street
Jorn Fernkas
Liquor license request for Indianapolis alley saloon with pool hall
The subsciter notifies citizens of the Eleventh ward Indianapolis that on April 1508 he will apply to the Marion county Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities over five gallons at a time and to allow drinking on premises. The business is located at 60 East Washington Street in a three story brick building at the southeast corner of Last and Washington avenues. Also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
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Trae
Infiens Anolix
Board of
Commie« Aignérs
Marion County
Ine
Jdidma
My Place
Washington Sr
Last
Washington-ate
Jeft Jy Lillie
Outlet
Indianapolis
Center Township
Indiana
Washington-st
Woodside Saloon Seeks April License In Indianapolis Ward
John Nolt applies to Marion County Board of Commissioners in April 1806 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors at Woodside saloon located in Woodside addition Westlaide Indianapolis Center township Marion County Indiana. He requests privilege to sell beer wine and other intoxicating beverages for consumption on premises in a room 20 by 48 feet at 240 Southeastern in ward 10.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Avenus
Westlaide
Woodwide
Woodside
Gotine
John Nolt
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Supreme Court
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Indianapahes
Board of Chaimissioners
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Duncan
Outlet 18
Indianapolis Center Township
Mallon County
Delawarest
Edmond Spinner
Canster Township
Marian County
Board of County Commissioners
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