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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1905

Page

2

Coal strike threat looms over 1906 mining work force

John Mitchell of United Mine Workers warns a nationwide walkout on April 4 1906 if operators push wage cuts in bituminous and anthracite fields. He and Vice President Lewis say union will press to restore prior 54 percent cut and seek higher pay for lowest earners, with plans to mobilize about 155 000 miners and 500 000 workers across states including Indiana Michigan Iowa and others.

Bcripps-Arae Pittsburg John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America American Federation of Labor Mitchell Lewis Cox Biog Eld Nara’ Eval Univers Mitchelgata Roosevelt George ¥. Baer Bonome Ov Baer Tt Fa Lair Pnal Bitu Minour Minere Tar Uy Cos Tweweerenary Yim Tee Indiana Michigan Iowa

Shaw Death at Home in South-west District

Mrs. Fancy T Shaw age 64 died at her home in Willign Mynn near Southwest Thursday afternoon. A short service was held Friday morning at Mr Marin's residence, body taken to New Bethel where Mrs Shaw was formerly a resident, burial to follow. Survived by one granddaughter. Jacob Rabb injured when his right arm was ground in a corn shedder on Charles Francke’s farm three miles northwest of Cumberland Thursday at 8 pm. Rabbi Charles Hoffmann to speak on Rome Lessons of Our History at United Hebrew Congregation Friday. Saturday morning talk on Jewish Women and Sunday marks the 20th anniversary of the Jewish settlement in Shortridge Caleb Milia hall. Thomas Ochiltree, Rushville real estate dealer, arrested at Terminal Station Thursday night for spitting ordinance violation and drunkenness. Rev Dr R Foster Stone announces four lectures by Mrs Helen Gougar, titled Sixty Thousand Miles of World Wandering. First lecture December 1 Rashia and the Orient, other dates cover The Story of New Zealand Java and Ceylon Egypt and the Nile. Tickets cost mid.?

Fancie T. Shaw Willign Mr. Marin Jacob Rabb Charles Francke Three Cumberland Charles Z. Hoffmann Rome United Hebrew Congregation Caleb Milia Shortridge R. Foster Stone Pennsylvania Walhursts Helen M. Gougar Java Ceylon Egypt Nile

Pennies for a License at Marriage Clerk’s Window

William F. Paul of 2% E. Michigan Avenue presented a large handful of pennies to pay for a marriage license for Biss Anna Lu. Laurie of North Tacoma. Paul joked about colleagues contributing their one-cent pieces to fund his wedding. Clerk William E. Berner counted the coins carefully.

William E. Berner Wiliam F. Paul Michigan Biss Anna Lu Laurie N. Tacoma Udell Works Paul Bo Urey Clark Berner

Carvilleites Face Possible Home Loss Amid Beach Land Dispute

The unique Carville colony on the evan beach faces government scrutiny over land ownership. A resident bought an old streetcar for a dollar and turned it into a home, drawing attention as officials consider property rights. A fence now marks off the area, signaling caution to trespassers.

San Francisco Uniqua Carville Evan Beach Ocean Beach Tme Iit Casey Uncle Sam

Sun Pictures in Schools Spark Student Scrapbooks

Pictures published in the Sun are being used by teachers in Indianapolis public schools to teach current events. Eighth graders at Sahoo No. 15 compile scrapbooks with pasted pictures of current happenings, making history study more engaging.

Sun Indianapolis

Teaching current history with pasted pictures aids pupils

The Sun reports that using cut out pictures of major events helps students grasp recent history. This method is praised by school officials and is expected to spread to other schools, improving concrete understanding and teacher support.

Funeral held for Charles Eichrodt veteran city druggist

The funeral for Charles Eichrodt was held Friday morning from his New Jersey residence. He died during an operation after years as a prominent local druggist and owner of a drug store opposite Union Station in Illinois. Flanner and Buchanan conducted the services.

Charles Eichrodt

FOR THE SCRAPBOOK The Old Piano Stool and Sewing Machine Hint

A historic home made furniture note describes removing upholstery from a piano stool, sanding staining and varnishing a wooden box, placing a dictionary for adjustable height, magazines and papers, and suggests a sewing machine tip to prevent thread snapping when machining hard materials. It also mentions cleaning enamel with vinegar for exam use.

Holland

Empire Theaters to Feature Wild Burlesque and Wilder Week

Empire theater to present a nationwide troupe led by Andy Lewis Co in The Queen of Bavaris with many famed burlesque acts and live art studies plus Grand Marshall P Wilder headline next week in Indianapolis. Also featured are Rain the Bedouin Arabs Irish team Jackson family and more with elaborate acts, circus scenes, and famed performers.

Sam Devere Rmpire Loniday Andy Lewis & Co Barney Gerard Andy Tawls Bijar Beat Quartette Newell Asisters Elnging Comediennéa Minnie Granville John Murray Harry Wood Bam Devere AL Ihe Miami Mueto Pretty Girls Andy Lewis Jean Marcel Grand Marshall P. Wilder Indianapolis Wilder New York Ryan Richield Jackson Ringling Circus Dan Quinlan Kehler Mack Wil Four Emperors of Music Ferry the Frog Man Williams Melburn

Evansville and surrounding reports brief summary

Evansville reports heart failure claims Mrs. Lowe Schennuu a prominent Jewish woman of the city Michigan City Katherine Abby dies of heart disease Hoswell Bunly Virgin 19 fatally struck by locomotive Rockville Robert Morris pleads guilty to grand larceny sentenced to reformatory Marion W B Westlake buys 134 worth of stock in Marion News Tribune union Thanksgiving services in Danville Warren burglaries suspected female thief Evansville Laura Wesley under arrest for attempting to rob Wayfarer’s Rent keeper Charles Sherwood

Qur Evansville Lowe Schennuu Michigan City Katherine Abby Hoswell—Bunly Laura Wesley Charles Sherwood

Crime of jealous man shocks Chicago social circle

In Chicago on a Thursday evening Frank Burny Smith shot Efla Arndt Henry Cannivet after a lengthy courtship dispute. Cannivet was wounded fatally near the heart while Arndt was struck in the leg. The incident is described as jealousy motivated by a former romance.

Bcripps M'Rae Peebs Chicago Efla Arndt Henry Cannivet Frank Burnysmith Cannivet Misa Arndt

Your Stomach Its Own Way Says Dyspepsia Tablets Cure

An advertising piece extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid to digestion. It claims the stomach is a patient servant that should rest, advocates substituting tablets to digest food, and asserts doctors praise the product. It stresses ease of use and wide availability at 50 cents a box.

Nome Stuart

Incorporations The Argos Sofa-Bed Davenport sore 4 pany

The Argos Incorporation mentions Argos, capital stock 40000 with directors I T South G F Blaine Roy Bouth Imsac Reed A A Hut Jacob Martin. The Da Gonia creamery lists capital stock 46000 and directors George W White G T Rholler John Wilks.

Argos Capital I.T. South G. F. Blaine Roy Bouth Imsac Reed A. A. Hut Jacob Martin da Gonia Creamery George W. White G. T. Rholler John Wilks

Concert in Covenant Church by Indianapolis Mandolin Club

The Indianapolis Mandolin Club directed by Prof BH K Nort will present a benefit concert at Covenant Congregational Church Ho Market, Monday evening. Three players perform a program including marches, selections by Katelie Lorelle Edmonds and Ratelle Lorelle Edmonds, violin and piano pieces, with Aliss Jennie Bradhurst and Mabel Shiai among performers. proceeds fund a new library auditorium.

Indianapolis Katelie Lorelle Edmenda Ameden Ohyra Shun Barl Hott Tanmeier Potpourt Mabel Shiai Clara Skumm Ratelle Lorelle Edmonds Vion Sala Aliss Jennie Bradhurst March Wagner Jeramo

Passing of Porridge Makes Way for a Better Day

A Huntsville Ontario reader extols Grape-Nuts as a breakthrough breakfast. The letter recounts a husband recovering from pneumonia and a child’s stomach issues after adopting Grape-Nuts with cream. The writer praises weight gain, strength return, and reduced medical bills, urging others to try the product from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

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