Carnegie Plans for Universal Peace in British Institute
London May 7 Andrew Carnegie American iron magnate was inaugurated president of the Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain. He urged a cosmopolitan approach to international relations and proposed that foreign parliaments remit all such matters to the institute, with committees from each country to foster peace and goodwill. He cited employee partnership and a sliding scale as keys to prosperity and harmony between capital and labor.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Iron and Steel Enstitute of
Great Britain
Carnegin
Carnegie
Institute
Iron and Steel Institute
Ecamopaliten Institute
Carnegie Steel Company
New Paying Scheme 10 Be Tried
A fragmented note reports a plan to try a new paying scheme. It mentions a street to be paved in a new and original way with hopes the board approves and that impact will be the best paving job yet. Reference to asphalt removal and dumped surfacing material appears in unclear terms.
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Taigereed
Oriental
Tila Elby
Raphalt
Malvo
Surfec
Waianapolis Reads Them With Uncommon Interest
An Todianapolis citizen shares testimony about remedies and medicines seen in advertisements. The letter mentions Dosn Kidsey Pills and Do Not’s Ointment as effective treatments for pain and skin conditions, referencing a Mrs. Charles Goodman at 278 Marke West.
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Ienemum
Charles Goodman
Marke
West
Asphalt Mixture Prepared For Viaduct Street Surface
A prepared asphalt mix containing waxy asphalt and screened gravel will be laid evenly and rolled with a steam roller to form a hard street surface on the viaduct. The process aims for a durable, smooth roadway.
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Oriental
Mates Married by Sign Language Celebrate Union
After nine years of courting by the sign language John Klein and Misa Nelii¢ Dotson wed on Wednesday night. The ceremony was led by Dr. De Motte of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. The rites blended sign language with spoken words and the couple, former students there, plan to reside at 209 Northwestern BV.
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John Klein
Misa Nelii¢ Dotson
de Motte
Institution For the Deaf
Klein
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Northwestern, BV
Pulled matches decide Pierceton clerk race
In Pierceton Indiana on May 7 Warren ik democratic candidate and John Gray republican candidate each received 137 votes. Gray won after pulled matches to decide who should be clerk. Doulds celebrated New Year with a band led by Druids of Indianapolis. Wednesday night many groves participated in the turn out. L J Brackley was chief marshal and Edward Hollaway assistant with a list of alda.
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Pierceton
Warsaw
Ind
Warrenik
John Gray
Gray
Doulds
Druida of
Indianapolis
Grand Street
L. J. Brackley
Edward Hollaway
J. Lutemiper
Wi- Hom Sacks
Stephen Wright
Reuben Wil- Mame
J. BE. Harris
Eugene Goreme
Soe
Josep, Mo
Inbminghhat
Eber FR
Telaon
Eher Rolzan
Hin Fe
Queen Victoria's Nurse Dies in Elgin
Hannah Anderson, 53, famed trained nurse who attended King Edward and Queen Victoria, died of cancer in Elgin. Born in Nordaoppen Sweden, she moved to England and earned renown as a top nurse, serving royalty and later the Transvaal in South Africa. She lived with her aunt in Elgin for 14 years.
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Paul Kroger
Transvaal
Gens
Joubert
Cronje
Miss Andreson
Elgin
Bre
Packing Plants Tied Up In Chicago Strike
Steam engineers employed by the packing houses at the Union Stockyards have struck over alleged union discrimination by Switt & Co. Large plants affected include Swift & Co. Nelson Martin & Co. Hammond Packing Company Schwarzenild Husberger Armour & Co Libby Me Neill & Libby Thos J Lipton Anglo American Packing Co.
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Chicago
Union
Switt & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson, Martin & Co
Haumond Packing Company
Schwarzenild
Husberger, Armour & Co
Libby
Me. Neill & Libby
Thos. J. Lipton Company
Anglo-American
Bad Snarl Discovered In Pension Fund Law
The Board of Safety met on Wednesday to examine a provision of the police pension fund law. It allows trustees to restore a member who has pension status but a recovery certificate from the police surgeon without consent of the Batesy board. The issue concerns whether this applies even if patrolmen’s funds are used. Deputy city attorney Hay will work to untangle the matter.
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Switchmen's National Convention Heads to Indianapolis
The Britchmen's Union of North America plans its annual convention in Indianapolis on May 38, drawing about 400 switchmen from across the country. President Frank T. Hawley and other national officers will attend, with discussions expected on insurance rate costs. A grand ball in Tomlin and a trip to Broad Ripple are listed as notable events. Also reports of a wagon wreck near Crusest injuring three occupants, who escaped serious harm, and banker Milton Shirk suffering paralysis in PERV, Ind.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
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Montana
Idahos
Oregon
Wanbysheton
W. B. Connor
Federal post office overhaul to probe lavish expenditures
GENTRAL WASHINGTON May 7. Federal overhauling of post offices in Chicago New York Philadelphia and other cities to detect extravagant postal supplies and examine administrative features. Postmaster General Payne said the inquiry will follow the department scandal probe and cover all first class offices with annual receipts over 500000, likely spanning years. Indiana oil operations also noted.
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Chicago
New York
Palladelpha
Payne
Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Fas, Oil and
Albany
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Struck & Quater
Parker
Begatur
Enguste, OL
Adarancoun
Births Deaths and Marriages in City Listings
Births list numerous couples with names and addresses, noting a girl or boy births for Griffin, Mayes, Hadde, Fuller, Le, Johnson, Steeg, Nickotag, Hopson, Voght, Barnett, Mikelle, Schmitz, Deusen, and others. Deaths record Frank Graber, Bright’s disease, Schmalz, Pilint, Fall injuries, cancer, scalding, and city hospital cases. Marriages include Mitskiy Russell, Lewis Piack, Wolfin Goodwin, Crosnen Hancock, Hodges Bales, Lipscomly Chambers, Maukedick Weav, Marshall McDoneld, Stula Reynhd, with building permits for local properties listed.
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Annie Griffin
Senate
Pre
Dvhy
Hannan Mayes
Concore
Sophia Hadde
Sanders-st
Pir
Léns Fuller
Sengis- Avy
Box
Frank le
Bessie A
Soult
Frank
Moffle Johnson
W. Vermourit
W. Vermourit-st., Ett, Will L
Maud Steeg
Parkwayage
Boy
J.D
Alma Nickotag
Warmans
Arthur
EiNc Hopson
Decatur- Bt
Leonard Emma Voght
Fifteenth-st
Zit. Pre
Base
Warman-arc. Hus
Dates
Conway
Vermont-st. Hoy
Frank J. Graber
Maryland
L. Bright
Teorge Schmalz
Merriamt
Jaahort
Decar Pilint
City Hospital
Cancer McKinney
Johpston
Pratt SL
Tasyior Wolfork
Michael Sells
Sity
Orrville Jordan
Vincents How
Mtal
Nata Mitskiy
Jonnie Russell
Moris Lewis
Laurae Piack
Marty Wolfin
Iey Goodwin
John LD. Crosnen, Jr
Margaret Hancock
Frank Hodges
Maude Bales
Charles Lipscomly
Nettle Chambers
Liberty
Howell
Clara L. Syerup
Awaust
Gethgen Blanchett
T. Miller
Bertha A. Kinnick
Wim. H. Maukedick
Martha Weav
Oliver B Marshall
Anna McDoneld
Austin W. Stula
Jessie E. Reynhd
Teachers Learn From Convention About Postum Coffee
A report from Oklahoma City notes several teachers who attended a convention learned health benefits after switching from coffee to Postum. A sister teacher recounted giving up coffee improved stomach distress and energy, prompting others to try Postum at their boarding house where eight teachers shared the drink and reported clearer heads and better health. Names were provided by Creek Match.
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Oklahoma City
Jesson
Bygione
Reward Offered for James B. Marcum Assassin
Frankfort Ky May 7 Gay Beckham offers a 500 reward for the arrest of the assassin who killed James B. Marcum of Breathitt County. The governor cites a telegram from Judge Hargis as the basis for the reward and notes troops may be needed if requested by civil authorities. Reports from Jackson indicate rumors of revenge and marked men amid fears of renewed violence.
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Beckham
James B. Marcum
Breathitt County
Hargis
Jackson
James R. Marcum
Breathist
Jackson County
Marcum
Beckham Wi Reault
Festival Chorus Delivers Perfect Rehearsal Result
Wednesday night at Shortridge High School fall festival rehearsal drew over 100 attendees. The chorus showcased flawless harmony and expert training, likened to a grand organ with human reeds, as conductor shifts toward phrasing and orchestra.
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Shortridge High School
Orapha
Leon Rings
Misa Ivy Sweeney
Misa Jessie Maye Payne
Sfixa Leta Grim
Walter Fugate
Kate Gibson
Merars. Haselg
Frank Taylor
Homer van Wie
Elliott Pays Large Fine Settlement in County Court
Elliott makes a substantial payment of 450680 to Judge Stubbs as part of a settlement of fines from the polca court. Clerk Charles N. Hirlote notes the fourth payment, while Elliott and Judge Stubbs believe the matter is settled. A county committee that was to review Elliott’s books will likely convene Saturday.
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Stubbs
Polca Court
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Jintyn Stubbs
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Notices of licenses to sell intoxicating liquor in Indianapolis wards
A dense transcription of notices to voters in Center and surrounding Marion County wards. Several residents including Mike Wells Peter Schwartz and Borge Batce announce intent to apply at the June term to the Marion County Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and other liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, along with requests for pool table privileges. Locations described include multiple rooms facing streets in Indianapolis, with exact street corners, lot numbers, and building descriptions.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Morton County
State of Indiana
Indiana
Center
Jownehl
Marion County
Twelfth-ge
Smith & Yames
Drake
Indianapolis
Twelfth-st
Tallroad
Peter Schwartz
Thirteenth
Centerownship
Board of
Pennsylvania
McCarty
Indlianapolis
Pennsyvannist
Ipland
Loluo
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Privilegia In Fame Ioont
F. Krupp
Weat
Alsbania
Mnar
Twick
Market
Alabama
Taleo
Tadje Li
Sanke Toor
Borge Batce
Tewnrhin
Indixan
Board of County Commission
Luakreas
Madtaon-ave
Brown & Ketcham
Ely
Madison
John RK
Siessen
State of Indians
Roort
Indianapotla
W. Washington At
Seventh Ward
West and
Washingtonsais
Terry Rotertaon
Indianaparta
Washingtonst
Contes Township
Board of Commissioners of
Mart of
Washington At
Mateger & Rob. Jnaon
Janapolis
Township
Am County
Staskingtons
Joachim
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