New York Conference Charts Fate of Working Women
Prominent labor leaders debate child labor and the status of 290000 working women at the National Conference of the Woman's Trade Union League in New York. Gertrude Barnum, Hull House alumna, stresses organization as key to improving wages, hours, and conditions amid widespread abuse and unsanitary work environments. The league, formed at the American Federation of Labor convention in Boston, aims to assist unions with women members and has quickly grown in influence.
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Tie First
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Teague
Mas Gertrude Harnum
New York Department
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Hull Hours
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Boston
Runaway Boys Held After Being Found by Police
Albert Williams and Bennie Lee, two boys who ran away from home two days ago, were detained by Anderson police. Found Wednesday by Pendleton marshal in good condition. parents notified Thursday and custody to be decided.
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Arnenal Ave
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W. Hoveyat
Polies
Anderson
Wodnewby
Pendleton
Toc
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer
A newspaper advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure for piles, offering a free trial treatment by mail in an unobtrusive package. Suppositories are applied directly, claimed to provide immediate relief and potential permanent cure, with subsequent full packages available by mail or at druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Marnhall
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Grand jury to probe railroads in meat packers inquiry
Chicago March 4 rumor says federal grand jury will investigate railroads in connection with the packing industry. The probe, said to be urged by federal officials, aims to uncover discrimination favoring packers, with Frank S. Stennett, former attorney general, reporting to District Attorney Mourtain in southern Kansas.
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Bloomington officials face impeachment and probe charges
In Bloomington Indiana three prominent local figures Miller Majort and Hadley face impeachment efforts and court hearings after accusations by farmer Kelly Thresher alleging bribes fees and docket manipulation. The men deny wrongdoing calling it personal persecution and vow to contest the charges.
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Ind
Wilson
Roberta A. Miire
Ciicnit
Claude G. Majort
Cn Argen
Arthur M. Hadley
Kelly Thresher
Miller
Malott
Hadley
Hadtey
Maintt
Mayory
Bowen charged with first degree murder in Albany shooting
Special to The Union from Muncie Mid March reports Elmer Bowen was indicted by the grand jury on a first degree murder charge after he shot and killed Joan Dickover at Albany two weeks earlier.
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Muncie
Elmer Bowen
Bowen
Joan Dickover
Albany
Man Kicked by Horse Near Fid Near Fertilizer Plant
Special to The Sun: Maren Redford, a diver at the Wegartachario plant, was nearly killed Thursday morning when kicked by an unruly horse he was driving near Fid. The incident left him severely injured and awaiting medical care.
Mrs Smith Injured in Yard Accident
Special report from Lond Charlo tt es ville Indiana dated March 1 states Mia Elizabeth Smith sustained a broken arm when she fell in her yard. Local residents describe the incident and medical attention provided at the scene.
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Charlottesville
Ind
Mia
Fizabeth Smith
Teil
Modern hospital facility opens at Redford Indiana
The Hed ford Hospital association opened a new building in Redford Indiana and will equip it with modern appliances. The hospital will be ready for business at once.
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Ind
Hedford Hospital Association
C T U Convention in Grant County Opens in Jonesboro
Special to the Sun reports the annual Grant County W C T U convention is underway at the M F church in Jonesboro Marion March 20. Prominent temperance worker Mrs Elizabeth Houghton is presenting remarks and leading the event.
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Grant County
W. CL TU
M. F Church
Joneshors
Elzabeth Houghton
Out in the State Fowler and Indiana unrest report
A patchwork of local notes from Indiana towns reports a fatal fret death in the Switzer family, labor tensions at Duand steel plant, and various incidents. Francis Freeze loses mortgage claim, Ernest Wicks injured, Read mausoleum planned, Henry W. Goudie notes, Grafton Johingei to build a canning plant, Mrs. Alice Wood dies after ingesting carbolic acid, and other brief items from Marion, Frankfort, Evansville, Princeton.
Shot at a Bird Innocent Man Holds Alias Spillman
A young man in women’s clothing, arrested at Union Depot by Doss Shafer, admitted to Assistant Prosecutor Hack that he is William Spillman from Lancaster Ky, wanted for a bird shooting incident in which an unseen man was seriously hurt. He fled to avoid Kentucky authorities.
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Union Depot
Wiliam Miller
Lancaster
Polles Kruger Univ
Hack
William Spillman
Snorker Negro
Spilman
Spillman
Incal
Kentucky
Margret Gindelsperger Sentenced Eight Years for Murder
In Chillicothe Ohio on March 20 Mrs Margaret Gindelsperger received an eight year penitentiary sentence for the murder of her husband Ig 1s. She was taken to Columbus Thursday morning by Sheriff Morris yon. She protested her guilt stating she would confess if she knew who killed her husband and she witnessed his departure and posthumous events. Six jurors wrote for clemency. Kart Ballard, indicted with her, is out on bond and will be tried next term.
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Chillicothe
Margaret Gindelsperger
Columbus
Sherlot Morris
Kirt
Gindetaperger
Kart Ballard
Ball
Spite Fence and Legal Battles Roil Chicago Area News
Multiple city briefs report a spate of incidents from Chicago and nearby, including a 2 foot high spite fence dispute over property boundaries, a house fire with arson confessions, passage of an anti cigarette bill by the legislature, Roosevelt planning a southern cruise, a fatal fire victim in Fort Wayne, a boy killed by accidental shooting, and extensive Ohio forest fires threatening fences and acres with several towns affected.
Sunday Law Enacted by Kansas City Saloons Board
Frank Roezzelle and Andrew Cilligher newly appointed members of the joints board adopted a resolution calling for the closing of all saloons on Sunday. The order took effect at midnight Saturday night. Any saloon found open faces enforcement actions.
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Fortunes Given for Hotel Named After George A Grund
Special to the Run. Kansas City report that George A Grund of Kansas City Kansas leaves his entire fortune to fund a hotel in Wyandotte County. The project calls for land purchase this week and construction to begin soon. Grund, 72, arranged executors Henry McGrew and Herman Schnyt to manage the trust to build the Hotel George A Grund to bear his name with a portrait in the foyer. He immigrated from Germany in 1840s and was Wyandotte County’s first white man to marry. The hotel aims to end the city’s lack of a quality inn as public fundraising had failed for years.
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Grand I
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Ground
Germany
Wyandotte County
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Queen City Bride License Granted in Cincinnati
A marriage license was issued in Cincinnati on Wednesday to Henry Hardy of Indianapolis and Caroline Haberer of Cleveland in a brief city notice.
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Ox Driver LaPorte Leads as Record Claim Emerges
A report from the county notes Maren Urano Shaw and Unteaga in Inti as ox drivers with a historic claim. It mentions a unique record held by a 90 year old figure, with dates and names obscured in the OCR text. The piece hints at a remarkable precedent in the United Buartes.
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Inti
Thin County
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Peerless Clothes Hangers Demonstrated at Vonnegut’s
An early 20th century item shows advertisements for Peerless Clothes Hangers, a court note on James O’Conner versus Pennsylvania Turnpike, and travel deals from Chicago by the Union Pacific line. The piece mentions Laxatus Bromo Quinine and Mr W. Groves signing receipts, with various local product ads and teething remedy claims for children.
Wheat Prices and Grain Trade Notes From Market Report
In a March market bulletin several grain items are listed including wheat and oats with various grades and futures. Prices show milling freight costs at 1.08 and 1.04 for related lots, with May and July futures mentioned and inspections detailing wheat, corn, rye, and timothy movements by carloads and total counts.
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New York Produce Market Prices And Terms
New York Produce association report shows pork prices firm at 13.59 for 24 units and 575 for lighter items. Dressed poultry including turkeys and fowls listed with varying prices. dairy items like cream and butter described as extra or standard.
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Chicago Produce Price Ideas From March 30 Market
Chicago Produce notes from the press brief show prices for various goods. Items include nests, cheese and various cheeses, turkey limits, and poultry products. Prices listed per dozen for ducks and geese, with overall market references to spring and wholesale terms.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Snapshot and Receipts
Chicago live stock receipts and market notes outline mixed offerings across beef cattle and hogs, with receipts around 8068.9 mixed and heavy shipments. Estimates suggest Friday activity may be lighter with leaner demand and price directions variable across beef, pork, and sheep categories.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report Summary
The Cincinnati live stock market notes fluctuations with price details for cattle hogs and sheep. Market activity includes bids and sales figures such as 65 dollars for hogs and 8.5 thousand dollars for sheep with various consignors and buyers noted.
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Bound Over For Robbery Case In Wednesday Hearing
Detective Rimon and Mannie arrested Crore RMiger on Wednesday charged with burglary. It was alleged he participated in the robbery of the saleane Wie Wight earlier, with over ten witnesses and a revolver cited in the case. The hearing occurred Wednesday morning as prosecutors outlined the evidence.
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Hog market mixed with cattle and stock sales
The report from Indianapolis notes hogs at 3.4 price range with a mixed tone as six-car arrival led by Thomas Traylor from Petersburg, hogs priced around 535 dollars while cattle steadied and eastern shippers stayed quiet. In New York, stock market declines and profit taking shape a cautious session with Union Pacific and Reading among notable movers.
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New York
de Eilies
Lannton
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United Stats Steel
Welaware
Wihna & Wealera
London
Weening
Colne
Wabash Aebentures
Ontario & Western
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report Distracted by OCR
The page shows a Pittsburg stock listing with cattle and sheep prices and trades, but OCR errors obscure many names and figures. It references Prime and wethers, lambs, and related categories with scattered totals and misread digits.
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Smith and wife arrested in murder case in New York
Detetive Thursday afternoon arrest Joseph Morewan Smith and Jolley Smith, siblings of Nan Marerann, an actress, charged with the murder of Caesar Yours In New York. They were arrested at the request of a New York detective agency, thought indicted in the case about using a weapon found aboard.
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Two Filipino Seats In American Congress Discussed
United States press reports on March 2 describe a plan for Filipino representation in Congress. The Philippine Assembly will have 60 members, with commissions and a native legislature to handle local matters. Elections require US allegiance and voter eligibility, with two resident commissioners initially to sit in the United States Congress.
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United States
City Births and Deaths and Building Permits Listing
A fragmented city record lists births including Kawin and Nannie tomorrow with names like Terapio and Haver, and deaths under Waynes Deaths. It also reports marriages among residents and a large section detailing building permits for various dwellings with multiple street addresses and project costs.
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Man seeks wife's name in divorce suit evidence
LeRay Patterson of Indianapolis has asked Judge McMaster to compel his wife Latey to reveal her lover’s name. In her cross complaint Latey accuses him of paying attention to another woman as Patterson seeks the certainty to prove his innocence.
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Case Heard in Circuit Court over Irvington Car Collision
The case of Agtes A HOY against Indianapally Terminal and Traction dum seeks $100 damages. Plaintiff claims an Irvington car struck her while crossing the tracks at Stingts and Washington streets.
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Mies Hay
Irvington
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