Labor unrest disrupts Indianapolis foundry strike and clashes
Labor strife at the Indianapolis foundry company escalates as workers walk out and the city police monitor tensions. A teamster was threatened with a shotgun during a haul to freight houses, while wheel and boiler shops face continued work stoppages. The firm brings in Hungarian laborers to replace older workers amid guard patrols and detective presence, as officials struggle to address wage demands and union recognition.
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Odianapolis
Indianapolia Foundry Company
Tae
Tharer
Encera
Kingan
Princess Alice Elopes With Her Coachman
Berlin reports Princess Alice wife of Prince Frederick of Schoenberg Waid enburg fled Meissen Prussia with her own coachman. The elopement occurred two weeks ago but kept secret until Monday. Police pursue the couple but have been unsuccessful. She is 27, married in 1897 with a one month old son. youngest daughter of Don Carlos.
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Berlin
Alice
Prince Frederick
Schoenberg-Waidenburg
Meissen
Prussia
Don Carlos
Cooper accuses father in law of meddling in family affairs
William H. Cooper alleges John Ellis has continually meddled in his family matters causing marital strain. He claims Ellis influenced his daughter to leave him and to pursue divorce, and that Ellis has since tried to win his wife back. Cooper also seeks $9.90 in one suit and a separate action over a team claim in New August.
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Cooper
John Ellis
John Elis
William H. Cooper
Sult
Elie
Ner
Elis
Filla
Unica
WG Neves
Jets
New Augusut
Ellis
Creatore the street musician turns to concerts abroad
An early dramatic profile recalls Creatore a once street musician who begged pennies in Italy. He became a gyrational director famed for his baton movements and stage energy. His first Indiana concert is announced at Tom Unso Hall with follow up performances.
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Creatore
Ka I
Indiana
Tom
Senator Hale Opinion on Cuban Bill Reported to Senate
Senator Mate discussed Cuban annexation and predicted Canada could join the United States within 20 years, amid ongoing tariff debate in England. The Cuban bill was favorably reported without amendment and sent to the calendar. Reverend Carmack introduced a resolution for a broad investigation into executive departments, with Quay as chairman, to probe corruption in the Post Office Department. committee to report by May 1, 1901.
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Senate
Post Office Department
Washington
Mate
Canada
Englang
Cullom
Committee On
Iererandations
Cutangeel
Bih
Peastor Carmack
Ievenale
Quay Fa
Cormittee
Congress
Man Demands Audience With President Roosevelt
A colored man named Elijah Dennin demanded to see President Roosevelt in Washington on Monday to protest the treatment of youth. He was turned over to police to be examined for sanity as to tax concerns.
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Washington
Elijah Dennin
Roosevelt
Linzr Advertisements Show Ninth Page Rentals
On page nine linzer advertisement copy lists rooms for rent. The line notes rooms for rent with brief descriptors and contact cues for prospective tenants.
Confesses She Took Morphine In Public Confession
A fragmentary police report states Adina Schwab, found in distress near Wrat and Washington streets, confessed to taking morphine. The garbled text suggests uncertainty about timing and location, with stray phrases indicating medical or police involvement.
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Adina Schwab
Wrat
Washington Sts
Vateelman
Teulye
Hunting Rabbits On Downtown Streets
Willam Gaddis, age 2, of Lincoln County Kentucky, was arrested Sunday while carrying two long revolvers. He reportedly told an officer he carried the gun porque rabbits might stray about, noting that everybody in Kentucky carries a gun, with or without rabbits.
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Willam Gaddis
Lincoln County
Kentucky
Santo Domingo Conflict Reportedly Observed By Rebels And Troops
A Santo Domingo dispatch says an army of 5 hours is observed by rebels and government troops. The US gunboat Newport and an Indian and Dutch ship have arrived in the harbor and landed marines. It is alleged that the United States minister's residence was destroyed during bombardment. Several deaths and injuries noted.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
United States
Newport
Kerbor
United Hater
Bantu Domingo
Inunction and Labor Strife at Foundry Plant
The report details a labor dispute at a foundry where workers strike over unionization and protections. Manager Dinnets Vees asserts the plant will remain open with nonunion staff, while union leaders claim obstructions and safety concerns. Several workers have been assaulted, and overall operations are tense as talks continue.
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Aibe Marivin
Ang
le Ashe
Eige Tee Dhe
Wie Waterie
Tkeiramen
Boeaghs
Peru
T. Dinnets Vees
Diling
Tmion
Alex Siner Neo
Sti
Fuetery
Man Testifies After First Drink Incident
In a case at the county court, Thomas Mier, 1 colared, testified he had never been a drinker before and claimed he bought whisky to ease pain. He said he drank half the bottle, feeling suddenly muted, and recalled a night of disorder as police described his roaming the neighborhood at a great rate.
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Thomas Mier
Utes
Petive
Mary
Uoip
Miler
Cass Connawas
Chas’ Saya
Connaway
Vandalia Detectives Hunt For Train Robbers Near Ben Davis
Vandalia police search for two men who attempted to hold up a mail train near Ben Davis on a Saturday night. After forcing the train to stop the suspects fled toward Bugle Creek, leaving little behind and prompting investigators to suspect they are the same pair seen in a prior hold up.
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Vandalia
Ben Davis
Bugle Creek
Trains and Cars Turbulence at Chicago Transit Strike
Disrupted service and rioting erupted as a Chicago railway dispute led to police deployments protecting cars and lines. A wire and windows were damaged on Halsted Street while drivers and pedestrians faced danger amid mounting tensions and arrests.
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Chicago City
Talwar Company
oMcens
Gimmllers Fine After Gambling at Massachusetts Ave
Pat OBrien and five men pleaded guilty to gambling on Massachusetts Avenue Saturday night. They were fined sums plus costs. each offender faced four dollar costs. The defendants claimed they did not know the place’s reputation and chose the trial to clear their names. The proceeding referenced a local attorney and judge, noting the outcome as a small municipal case.
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Pat Obrien
Massachusetta
Pat Son
Charles Efended
Wilkinson
Marion county Republicans seek county chairman in tense talks
Marion county Republicans discuss a race for county central committee chair with names floated including Martin Hugg county attorney Col Harry B Smith county auditor Lew Shank and Vincent Giltland. Local sentiments favor harmony and a primary election to let voters choose their nominee as candidates vie for party leadership.
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Tagsritom
Lee
Ony
Marion Cygumiy
John McGresoor
Martin Hugg
Barory
Rothechild
Davis
Harry B. Smith
Rembllean
Lew Shank
Che
Should the Methodist Church Pay Sick Benefits to Members
An Indianapolis meeting of Methodist ministers debated whether the church should offer sick benefits to members to compete with lodges and fraternal groups. Rev Jewett argued women outnumber men in churches and men join lodges for support. ministers dismissed the idea as impractical. The discussion touched on temperance and political topics, with attendance noting influences on elections and public campaigns.
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Methodist Church
Methodist
FP. Jewett
Blackfordket
M. B
Methodist Shared
Stck
Ladid
Dudtinapolis
General Conference
Sunday Bar Barrel House Fight Ends In Stabbing
Richard Cox and Jon Sharpe, both living at Systeme place, fought drunkenly in a barrel house on Vimy. Cox stabbed Sharpe in the back three times. Cox was bound over for the grand jury for cutting. Police and a deputy tried to arrest Cox early Monday morning but could not secure entry.
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Richard Cox
John Sharp
Jon Sharpe
Systeme Place
Anocher
Mani'e Barrel House
Sam Norhana-aye
Bunday
Cox
Sharp
Grand Jury
Puteolimen Montgomery
Adadre
Mrs Caylor seeks restraining order against Frank Compton saloon
Mrs Lucy Caylor, a Wet and Pratt Street property owner in Maryland, files a damage and injunctive suit against Frank Compton who operates a saloon opposite her home. She alleges Sunday liquor sales, after hours evictions, drunken men at the rear door, disturbing music and songs, and claims the saloon lowers her property's value. The suit asks the court to restrain Compton from continuing business. Attorney EM Witter represents Mrs Caylor.
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Lucy Caylor
Wet and Pratt Sts
Frank Compton
Compton
Sundhya
EM Witter
Mra
Railroad crash kills engineer near Fox Station
In Wabash Indiana on November 22 a double header derailment left engineer Mike McGovern dead after the locomotive left the track and plunged down a ten year embankment. The other crew members escaped by jumping. Forecast for Indianapolis region calls for colder weather with temperatures around 44 to 49 degrees.
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Wabash
Ind
Fox Station
Mike McGovern
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jeane’ Catateg
Neethweet
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