Strike Will Abridge War Hit 400000 Iron Workers
Nationwide conflict looms as the National Association of Manufacturers of Structural Iron Work and the Iron Workers Union plan a May 3 strike. Chicago tensions rise as wages and control issues spark a possible early clash, while Lowell textile mills shuttered affecting about 4,000 workers, mainly women and girls, over a 40 percent wage demand.
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Chicago
Anidinst
Vesdge and
Structural Iron Workers
National Association of Manufacturers of Structural Iron Work
Steel and Iron
National Association
Iron League
United States Steel Corporation
Lowell
Mass
Rioting in Kentucky morgue clash leaves multiple dead
At a Morgan County graveyard near Caney a feud between factions of the Monarchs led to a deadly confrontation. Nick Strickland died after a stabbing, Charles McCornick was fatally shot, and Clay Rose was wounded with a likely fatal injury. Tuily Manns and Bob Howard were also hurt as the melee erupted amid accusations over a minister’s remark about local children. Strickland and Rose are Manns brothers in law.
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Pcity
Morgan County
Sunas
Nick Strickland
Charle McCornick
Clay Rose
Tuily Manns
Bob Howard
Etrickland
Rose
Manns
Caney
Will Howard
Howard
New York City’s oldest citizen chews tobacco since boy
Isaac B. Prien, a New York centenarian, recounts a long life marked by never leaving the state, never riding a trolley, and always chewing tobacco since boyhood. He believes his longevity comes from chewing food well and avoiding alcohol, and notes voting in every presidential election since Adams.
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New York City
New York
Isaac B. Prien
Linnidhis
Price
Brooklyn Bridge
Weimar
Dehu Quincy Adams
Siver
Glass industry talks end in idle closure plan
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on March M announcements indicate window plants not controlled by the American Window Glass Company will close on April 18. An agreement was signed by the Federation Window Glass Company and the American Glass Jobbers Association, delaying operations until October after a March 11 closure. Independent window glass firms are involved with talks.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
American Glas Jobbers’ Associaion
America Company
Treaumen
Federation Window Glass Company
Independent Window Glass
Unclear text on wages and summer employment figures
Fragmentary report notes uncertain wage matters and that over 10 900 men will be hired for summer work as owners and company navigate prices and demand amid doubt about future outlook.
Big Art Museum Proposal Aims at National Treasure
BiG ART MUSEUM NEW YORK reports that financier J P Morgan plans to build a monumental art institution and present it to the American nation. The aim is to house the cream of available art objects and create a Brent institution of vast scope. In seven years he has purchased art valued at about 97000 in Europe.
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New York
Dloge Felend
P Morgan
Finsncier
Butle & Splendid
Morgan
Brent
Europe
Lafollette
Tenn
Campbell County
Jackson
Geal
Harvey M. Lafolletts
Tha
Lidhyia
Impotence of Sin Becomes Sermon Theme at Meridianal Church
Rev Kerr at the Meridianal Methodist Church spoke on the impossibility of escape from sin's consequences. He claimed 89 men are engaged in indirect defilement at this moment and warned sin is more deadly than any disease as the audience filled the church.
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Ebvangeliot H. W. Kerr
Meridianal
Rev
Kerr
Ain
Suicide at St John’s Catholic Church in New Haven
Joseph Krock, sexton of St John’s church, New Haven, hanged himself in the church belfry on Sunday morning after chronic nervousness and insomnia. The bell tolled once as his body dangled from the rope used to operate the funeral knocker. The church will be reconsecrated following the tragedy.
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Fort Wayne
Joseph Krock
St John's Catholic Church
New Haven
Wives Draw Lots for Fifty South Dakota Farmers in LaPorte
LaPorte Ind March 3 An organized effort seeks 60 young women in the county who will marry 50 bachelor farmers of Campbell county South Dakota. Eligible applicants may receive railroad fare advances. Photos and statements of condition and suitability must be submitted. Judgments on qualifications will be made and organization members will draw lots as each eligible applicant is disposed of.
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Laporte
Ind
Campbell County
South Dakota
Car Fire Sparks Rush to Union City March 30
Flames from a hat box set fire to a car loaded with pine lumber between Union City and Winchester Sunday. Firemen rushed to the scene as the train approached, with Ward sent to the city for aid and the engine department responding.
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Union City
Winchester
Ward
Matrimonial Misfits Hit $40,000 Suit Across Seams
Denver reports Julia Park sues William Martha and Elizabeth Fark, alleging alienation of affection. The Park marriage lasted 24 years after a Wheeling wedding, with disputes over desertion and a move to Colorado. The case names multiple corespondents and traces payments and separations across states. A separate Denver divorce follows other domestic disputes and odd settlements in Cadiz and Wheeling.
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Denver
Col
Julia Park
Wilam
Martha
Elizabeth Fark
Omal Fruit Ranch
Garfield County
Treriver
Charles AM. Park
Aged woman missing from home after Sunday visit
Mrs Elisabeth Smith, 78, vanished from 8M Collage Ave after leaving Sunday to visit a friend. She boards with Helen Froston and has money with her, raising fears of harm. Guardian is Frank Groninger. niece in Cincinnati. She is a spiritualist known to change lodgings. police seek her.
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Mra
Elisabeth Smith
Collage Ave
Helen Froston
Mra. Smith
Cincinnati
Frank Groninger
Preston
Str
Gran- Soger
Smugglers’ daughters wreck saloon in Osborne raid
In Winfield Kansas on March 30 two daughters of John Osborne wrecked the saloons of Art Smith and Charles Thomas while hunting for their brother. They used hatchets and revolvers, smashed windows, mirrors, and bottles. Smith’s bartender, attempting to draw, was held at gunpoint and hid behind the counter until the raiders finished.
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Winfield
Kas
Art Smith
Charles Thomas
John Osborne
Smith
Convulsions Disclose Possible Strychnine Poisoning in Walash
In Walash Indiana Rev George Bardelee an aged evangelist is found convulsed on his room floor. A physician suspects strychnine poisoning possibly by mistake or intent. Also noted is a former clergyman Mr Hain Ire aged about seven years old.
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Walash
Ind
George Bardelee
Hain
Germans Denounce Admiral Dewey in Pittsburgh Resolution
Delegates of the German American alliance of Pennsylvania condemn Admiral Dewey for disparaging remarks about the German navy and for praising Britain. They argue his statements reflect social prejudice and undermine patriotism, urging fair understanding of national civilizations and warning that his judgments are unreliable due to racial bias.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Admiral Dewey
Great Britain
America
Germany
England
St. Mich
Senator Frye and Mrs Hobart May Marry Rumor
Rumor in Washington centers on Maine Senator Frye and Mrs Hobart widow of the late vice president as an engaged couple. The report notes no official confirmation and reflects city chatter about a possible marriage.
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Frye
Mrs. Hobart
Washington
Senator Frye
Maine
Hobart
Little Girl Run Over in Muncie with Tragic Injuries
A man and a woman in a speeding car struck Erie Laldis, a six year old girl, on a street in Muncie Indiana. The child endured injuries and is not expected to survive. Authorities describe the incident as a runaway pace accident.
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Muncie
Ind
Erie Laldis
Aimday
Amusements in town this week at Grand Empire parks
Clay Clement and company headline the Grand with a one act from Old Dominion described as his best play. Lovers' Jane shines at the Park for three days starting Monday matinee. Empire presents Trans-Atlantics all week with an extra midnight show Tuesday for the prize fight results.
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Park
Clay Clement
the Empire
Indiana Deaths and City Notices Chronicle
A brief Indianapolis item list notes Mrs. Maria Harris of 72 Wabash and Mrs. Thomas B. Morris of Richmond, with council activity at St. Patrick's church where 20 members attended holy communion. It covers pastor succession talks at Roberta Park church, William M. Taylor’s election to the school board, Mannerchor plans for a semi centennial festival in Indianapolis, a bond suit in Nall concerning Miss Nail and the Bradley estate, and related local governance and church matters.
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Sloan
William M. Taylor
George W. Sloan
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Chandler & Taylor
Law
Purdue
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gianapolis
Mannerchor
Loutevile
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapo Mx
Bohde
Mizé Nall
Miss Nall
Births and deaths listed with residences and causes
A long list shows births at City hospitals and numerous deaths with ages and causes such as cerebral hemorrhage consumption and pneumonia. It also notes marriages, building permits, and local advertising. entries include names like Augustus Mayer and James Stuart with addresses from 3609 Mac machusetts ave to 487 University ave and 72 3813 Roosevelt st. The notice mentions road and dwelling permits at various streets and includes ads for printing and bargains in upright pianos.
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Anne Mayer
Mac Machusetts-Ave
Biri Santo
Meghi Stanado
Huronant
Rit
James and
Moaiy
Goffirst
City Hospital
Doy
Jonas
Frank Stuart
University-ave
Livergeant Eilenbeth Hancock
Muskingum-st
Box
Casper
Carolina Roth
Towasty
Wrand Oy
SH Doug
Rich Lambert
Lillian Tyler
Eleva
Blanchard
Mabel Horton
William
Cransnaw
Dougiana
Starlin
Georgiay
Maxgle Watts
al. Letanus
Ernest B. Brocking
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Ella Lee
Roosewelt
Peter Burne
Catherine McFadden
Noble St
John W. Abbott
Bright St
Anna Lacey
McCarty
Elmer H. Curtis
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