Rabbi M Messing long serving Indianapolis temple leader
The Indianapolis Jewish temple congregation marks Rabbi M Messing’s thirty five years of service in October and his recent election for another five year term. As the oldest rabbi in the country by age and vigor he continues to guide a congregation rooted in early 1856 growth, cemetery endowment, and evolving houses of worship on Market and Delaware streets.
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Jewish Temple Congregation
M. Messing
Indianapolis
Rabbi Messing
Messing
Julius Glaser
Moses Woolf
H. Bamberger
Blake Block
Bates House
Claypool Hotel
Court House
Washington St
Wechsler
N. Delaware St
Labor feud pends as unions split over plasterers work
The weekly union scene discusses a rift between regular and independent plasterers, wage disputes, and anticipated mediation by national officials. Labor temple funding aims to $3,000 by November 1, with about 20 unions already pledging per capita taxes. Retail clerks push late Saturday hours to 9 30 p m, while Anderson garment workers boycott a union label amid a label change.
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Labor Temple
Typographical Union No. 1
Wednes
Feltman
Central Labor Union
Anderson
International " Garment Workers’ Union
Labor row over label and union pay gains in spring
Dailies report ongoing dispute over labeling of workers as scabs despite orders for change. Carpenters and painters gain five cents an hour, hoisting engineers ten cents to 35 cents, engine painters two and a half cents, boilermaker helpers one cent. Ice drivers also receive raises. eligibility rules for the Brotherhood of boilermakers and iron shipbuilders of America described as overly long and confusing, with care-makers president noting the list ends with “and all other kinds of tanks.”
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Boilermakers’ International
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America
J. R. O'Leary
Love and Duty in the Winter Opera Evening
In a wintry town Albert Gardner, a mill day supervisor, plans to take his mother to the opera despite budding hopes from Kate Marcey. After a tense scene, he attends the performance with his mother, then asks Kate to love him in return. Kate confesses her long love, and Albert departs home content.
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Basso
Rembrandt
Albert Gardner
Rolling Mills
Albert
Gardner
New York
Mrs. Gardner
Kate Marcey
Seata
Kat
Mary
Miss. Mary
Mr. Gardner
Kate
Miss Marcy
Spiteful Fire Fails as Guests Save Bedclothes Blaze
A guest at a Rushville lodging allegedly set fire by lighting his coal on the bed instead of the floor, scorching feet as residents doused the flames. A Brayful couple misread a garden crop, turning the beans upside down and awaiting the next yield. A Terre Haute mill owner warns workers to keep fingers off the zaws with a blunt notice. The Lexington Argus debuts in tabloid form, while Parks Martin, once a key Indiana Democrat, advertises doors and swings. Sam Ketron’s rain joke yields a real shower after a large blacksnake visit. Richmond Telegram reports Elliott’s Mills item.
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Terre Haute
Sam Ketron
Elliott’s Mills
Richmond Telegram
Pink Pills Help Mil leraville Woman Recover Health
Mrs. Prazak describes severe nervous strain and heart heaviness from household duties and sewing. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for two months her health fully restored. The pills claim to act on blood and nerves and cure numerous ailments. available at drugstores or by mail from Schenectady, with a free medical booklet offered.
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Mrs. Prazak
J. M. Prazak
Milleraville
Douglas Co
Minn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Wooed and Won in Three Days in Chicago Court
Dorothea Gy ers Reetz testified tearfully in Chicago that she met, married, and was abused by William G. Reetz in three days. Judge Brentano warned against attacking a spouse's character and urged divorce at the husband's expense. Evidence will be heard next week. Reetz had taken an amateur baseball team from Chicago to Taylorsville, where the Gyers Sisters drew attention as Dorothea was wooed.
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Chicago
Ill
Dorothea Gyers Reetz
Brentano
William G. Reetz
Reetz
Reeta
Taylorsville
Gyers
Dorothea
Gas and Gasoline Stoves On Sale At Local Store
Readable text shows a local advertisement for gas stoves and gasoline stoves in various styles and fixes. Prices and contact offer are included with a phone number and address fragment. This item presents as a brief consumer ad from a historical newspaper page.
Hoosierisms: The snake crop at Providence immense
A correspondent notes the Providence area snake crop is immense with reports of adders blowers blue racers and chicken snakes shaping a notable local pattern for the season.
Wonderful Cures Ara Elixir of Life advertised cure
A long advertisement by Dr James W Kidd promising a free Elixir of Life that cures piles and many other diseases. It claims no narcotic drugs, urges readers to send name and address, and promises the remedy free in sufficient quantity to prove its efficacy. Cures cited include use of crutches abandoned, restored health, and relief from rheumatism neuralgia and organ diseases.
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James W. Kidd
National Bank Buildings
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Parks Martin
Indiana Democracy
Spencer
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P. Stirke & CO
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Both Phobes
Gostaiia
Cincinnati
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Greencastle
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