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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1906

Page

6

Indiana Inspector Urges New Child Labor Statutes

D H McAbee head of Indiana’s Inspection Department will seek legislative changes to protect young workers. Proposals include shortening weekly hours for 14 to 16 year olds to four or more in line with federal law, banning night labor, and extending inspectors, funding, and reporting requirements to boilers and safety standards in factories, hotels, theaters, and bakeries.

D. H. McAbee Indiana State Department of Inspection Sondd

Shotduck hunter decoy hides as real victim in hunt

In Port Jarvis on November 30 Sirus Sampson a colored man known as a mighty duck hunter used a duck decoy rig. While returning with two ducks he was shot by Amos Gilfard and Charles Christianstein who mistook the cry of the decoy for a real victim. Sampson survived after a local doctor treated him and accepted payment in two ducks.

Sampoon Amos Gilfard Charles Christianstein Sampson

Arsenic Poisoning Scoops Auburn Household Mystery

Special to The Sum Auburn New York reports a mass arsenic poisoning linked to contaminated sugar used in frosting at the Wall mansion and a Lake Owasco summer cottage. M Willem F Walt head of Nye & Walt and Cayuga County Savings Bank was hospitalized with uncertain recovery alongside son W Byron Walt. Also affected were Rev Harvey Clements, Catherine Walsh, Margaret Hartnett, Anna Flynn, Mrs Josephine Watkins, Miss McFadden, Miss Harris, a nurse team, and a visiting guest. The event is described as perplexing with widespread illness and no clear culprit.

Auburn N.Y M—Willem F. Walt Nye Harvey Clements Walt Auburn Theological Seminary M Utter Schenectady Europe Frederick Hencock Wait Margaret Hartnett Anna Flynn Josephine Watkins Miss McFadden Miss Harris Skamateles Catherine Walsh Wall Lake Owasco

Profit in Picking Ferns in Hampshire Hills

Special to The Sum Springfield Massachusetts November harvests fern picking as rural families earn pin money. Fern leaves used for decoration come from rugged hills in Hampshire County. Workers gather sword ferns by October with long knives, roots left intact, then bundle them for delivery to city florists. Some households contract to supply thousands weekly, while others collect wintergreen leaves and sell to drug firms in Boston and New York.

Springfield Mass Hampshire Hills Hampshire County Massachusetts Huntington Springfeld Holyoke Boston New York

Teething Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief for Children

An old advertisement touts Twenty five cents per bottle Latett Buffet as the best soothing remedy for teething babies. It claims to calm pain, soften guts, and relieve wind colic, presenting it as the top choice for distressed children during teething.

Roosevelt lead charge denied by army officer says speech fact

An army officer questions Roosevelt's role in the San Juan charge while a social club joke spans water cooler talk. A remark on the airship stock prompts humor about not investing. Mrs Swellden’s clothing choice sparks gossip at a club meeting. The president’s Colon visit is noted as a notable historical moment. Labor news closes the column.

Roosevelt San Juan Teddy

Dying after tooth extraction accident at New Castle

Special to The S New Castle Pa Nov 2 John Pollock dies as result of tooth extraction last Saturday when forceps slipped and cut an artery in his tongue. Despite efforts to stop bleeding his life ebbs away.

S$ New Castle John Pollock

Smashed Window Shock Trial in Schenectady

Joseph Retmy a Brooklyn blacksmith, unemployed and desperate, threw a dress suitcase through a $600 plate glass window of a local department store to compel arrest. He awaited police action and was later bound over to the grand jury. potential four year prison term. Witnesses in Fond du Lac breach of promise suit testified to repeated meetings between Miss Mary Sulbert and William C. Reinig, including plate and other details.

Schenectady Joseph Retmy Brooklyn Fond DU Lac Wia Mary Sulbert William C. Reinig John Frethery Armist Fotter Frederick Linden

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