Meeting on Poehler Case Draws Labor and Public Interest
Laboring men and sympathetic citizens plan a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall on May 17 to protest the sale of Louis W. Poehler property to pay federal court costs in the Pope Motor Car co injunction case. Speakers will discuss Judge A B Anderson and the broader national implications for labor and property rights.
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Louis W. Poehler
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Louis ‘Wv. Poehler
United Ked States
Pope Motor Car Company
Hinists’ Union
Poehler
Central Labor Union
A. B. Anderson
United States
Wass
Gamuel Gompers
Amer
Labor leaders listed from national unions
James Duncan nation secretary Granite Cutters association Quincey Mass William B Wilson secretary treasurer United Mine Workers and congressman elect from Pennsylvania Dennis A Hayes president Glass Bottle Blowers association Philadelphia Pa James O Connell president Machinists International association Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican Federation of Labor
Washington
D.C
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ Association
Quincey
Mass
William B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Dennis A. Hayes
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Philadelphia
James O'Connell
Machinists’ International Association
D. C
City Record births and health notices from Niel to Pennsylvan ia
Daily city record lists births at multiple addresses including a girl for Sam and Elsie Brown 3002 Niel street and a girl for F W and Nellie Emerson 1225 Lexington Avenue. Also notes illnesses such as Freeman Hammel tuberculosis and Susie Williams tuberculosis. Measles epileptic convulsions and cancer of face appear for several residents with ages ranging from months to 43. Includes a Colored Orphans Home infant with general tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and
Elsie Brown
Niel-st
F. W
Nellie Emerson
Lexington-ave
Frederick
Susan Bohannon
Sanders-st
Noah and
Alice Bush
Colton-st
Ite S
Lilly Jackson
Tipton-st
Alonzo
Maggie Morrow
Freeman W. Hammel
S. Oriental St
Susie Williams
Columbia-ave
Susan Snowden Stepp
Massachusetts-ave
Sumner William Lane
Charlotte-st
Agnes Almond
Vermont-st
Amos D. Young
Bridge-st
Gilbert Maxey
Joseph H. Laviman
Pennsylvania St
Notable Pairs in Local Names List
A sequence of paired names appears, including John G. Long with Elizabeth M. Schmitt, Andreas Harter with Emma M. Kirkhoff, Irwin Landers with Maud B. Israel, George Wilkerson with Margaret Barnes, Albert Peabody with Callie M. Williams, Almer C. Stader with Margaret J. Ott, Claude J. Ennis with Josephine Elder, Edwin H. Green with Neilie Maud Rogers, and Frank Lloyd Riggs with Datsy Bells Streng. The list reads like a roster of partnerships or attendees in a social or civic context.
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John G. Long
Elizabeth M. Schmitt
Andreas Harter
Emma M. Kirkhoff
Irwin Landers
Maud B. Israel
George Wilkerson
Margaret Barnes
Albert Peabody
Callie M. Williams
Almer C. Stader
Margaret J. Ott
Claude J. Ennis
Josephine Elder
Edwin H. Green
Neilie Maud Rogers
Frank Lloyd Riggs
Datsy Bells Streng
Building Permits Logged for Nine Dwellings and a Map
Frank Dormeur files for a dwelling at 1522 Leonard costing 900. L A Talbert lists a dwelling in Kenwood at 2390. A Talman plans four dwellings in Thalman totaling 4090. Mary Kirk seeks a dwelling at 422 Minerva priced 1683. George N Sutman dwelling at 915 German ia priced 1100. Charles Herber dwelling on W Jackson at 1050. A M Gallawarp dwelling in Central for 3200. John W Stoke dwelling on N Senate for 3500.
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Frank Dormeur
Leonard
L. A. Talbert
Kenwood
A Talman
Thalman
Mary Kirk
Minerva
George N. Sutman
Germania
Charles Herber
W. Jackson
A. M. Gallawarp
Central
John W. Stoke
N. Senate
High License Debates Pushed by Two Candidates
Two joint debates are arranged between Felix T. McWhirter and Senator Ezra Mattingly on high license. Debates will be held before the hautauquas of Jeffersonville and New Albany in August. Mattingly authored the last general assembly high license bill. Prohibitionists oppose the measure as against their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Mattingly
Union Labor May First 1907 Shows Low Unemployment
Labor leader Samuel Gompers notes 1907 has the best record yet for union unemployment. The American Federationist report shows February and April 1907 with unemployment around 2 percent or lower, with May under 1 percent, reflecting market and strike conditions across about 930 local unions across diverse trades.
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American Federationist
New Land Company Forms in Beechwood Addition
The Irvington Land company capitalized at 10000 was incorporated Tuesday with City Councilman Fred W Eppert as president, M Richcreek treasurer and John E Wood secretary. It will buy and plat land for sale in Beechwood near Beech Grove where 15000 residents are projected within two years and 700 workers are employed by New York Central.
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Irvington Land Company
Fred W. Eppert
8. M. Richcreek
John E. Wood
Beechwood
Beech Grove
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Woman Identified After Unconsciousness Death at Capitol Ave
The body of a woman found unconscious at 52 St Capitol Ave Monday afternoon and dying later was identified Tuesday as Mrs. Cora Haworth of Fayette Indiana. The coroner investigates whether morphine overdose was accidental or self-inflicted. sources say she was addicted to the drug.
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St. Capitol Ave
Cora Haworth
Fayette
Ind
Assault on American Sailors in Santiago by Police
Washington dispatch reports Cuban Governor Magoon pressed for details after police in Santiago attacked sailors from the Tacoma. Ensign Brisbin and several sailors were injured, with Lee shot in the leg and Dustin and Pember among others injured or bruised.
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Washington
Tacoma
Santiago
Ensign Brisbin
Henry Lee
C. J. Pember
L. B. Dustin
A. T. Brisbin
C. B
Chicago Millionaire Starved To Death In Death Valley
John L. Morgan of Chicago, wealthy enough to live in luxury, died of starvation in Death Valley after a year of prospecting near the valley border. Walter Adams, Morgan’s partner, brought the story to San Bernardino. The report cites their long desert exploration and harsh conditions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John L. Morgan
Chicago
Death Valley
San Bernardino
Walter Adams
Morgan
Miners Rescued After Four Days Entombment
Seven men trapped in Berwind-White mine No 38 for four days were rescued and moved to Windber hospital. From the mine they described a fearsome ordeal, including threats of cannibalism, dwindling food, and hope rising as pumps reduced the flooding. The rescuers Roden and Ream located the men and led the escape to safety.
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Windber
Mike Boyla
Mike Stanish
John Hamus
Andy Valin
Frank Soushon
John Mehaley
George Mehaley
Windber Togpistal
Berwind-White
No. 4
Stiner Roden
Charles Ream
Roden
Ream
Boden
Home remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble
Reports tout a simple at home prescription mixing Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to cleanse kidneys and relieve rheumatism and urinary troubles. It claims a tonic effect on eliminative tissues and urges ample water with no diet changes.
State Institutions Struggle With Crowded Prisons
At a Board of State Charities meeting reports show all institutions crowded. Michigan City prison holds 1,021 of 760 capacity. Jeffersonville reformatory 1,132 of 976. Lafayette soldiers' home 883 of 876. Central hospital for the insane 1,834 of 1,431. Marion county jail and Vigo county jail also discussed. Vigo jail holds 93 prisoners of 36 capacity with inmates sleeping on basement benches and tables.
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Michigan City
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Lafayette Soldiers’ Home
Central Hospital For the Insane
Marion County
Vigo County
Diamonds and Mars in Brown County Discovery
In Columbus Indiana on May 1 a valuable pea sized diamond was found on George Pence’s farm fifteen miles west of town. Experts value it at $00. Earlier finds in Brown County have occurred but none with this value. Ex Sheriff Cox reports marl on his farm five miles east of Columbus.
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Columbus
Ind
Brown County
George Pence
Here
Cox
Cleveland Visitors to Invade Indianapolis May 13 14
Cleveland business men will visit Indianapolis and 34 Indiana elites as part of the Cleveland chamber of commerce annual excursion. The eighteenth trip will span cities including Richmond Newcastle Cambridge City Connersville Rushville Shelbyville Columbus Danville and more with 100 or more travelers expected.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Indiana
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Newcastle
Cambridge City
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Columbus
Danville
Greenecastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Lafayette
Logansport
Peru
Rochester
Plymouth
Warsaw
Columbia City
Bluffton
Montpelier
Hartford City
Muncie
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Kokomo
Marion
Varabash
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Model for a Head play repeats at Laycock home
The Woman's Research club presents The Model for a Head again on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. T. B. Laycock's residence 1904 N. Delaware Street. Proceeds benefit the Christomore College Settlement Home.
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Woman’s Research Club
T. B. Laycock
N. Delaware St
Christomore College
Six Hundred Men Strike in Cincinnati Across Six Crafts
Six hundred workers from six crafts in Cincinnati walked out today after meetings and agreed to stay out until their demands are granted. The strike includes 1 1/2 inch marble cutters, 109 filesetters, and 100 bridge and structural iron workers.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
New Cure for Eczema Creates a Sensation
New York April 30 Poslam, a new drug by Dr C T Cox, spreads nationwide as a topical treatment for eczema. It claims immediate itching relief and rapid skin normalization with chronic cases clearing in about two weeks. The product also targets pimples rashes herpes acne and other eruptions under a New York City distributor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poslam
C. T. Cox
Cox
Emergency Laboratories
Twenty-ftth’ Street
New York City
Runaway buggy injures Maggie Fewell and Claude Baker
Maggie Fewell and Claude Baker were thrown from a buggy on Bloydave near Blott Street in Brightwood Tuesday night. The woman suffered painful injuries and was taken home in a city ambulance while the man sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Maggie Fewell
Claude Baker
Bloydave
Blott St
Brightwood
E. Chtost
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