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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1902

Page

2

End of the Great Coal Strike In Sight?

Washington reports a possible settlement of the great coal strike before night as President Roosevelt hosts talks with operators and miners, led by John Mitchell. A 3 p.m. session was planned after a 20 minute morning meeting. Mitchell arrived with district presidents to press his case, while operators sent their top executives.

Washington Roosevelt Mitchell R. M. Oliphant Delaware & Hudson Company David Wilson Eckington Syracuse N. Y Geo. J. Fry Emma Hanna

Roosevelt Briefs Coal Crisis Meeting With Unity Aim

President Roosevelt welcomed attendees at a Friday conference and urged calm action as he addressed the coal region crisis. He stated the situation had become a national concern and vowed to bring opposing sides together to seek a united, peaceful resolution.

Conference on coal crisis ends with adjournment at 3 am

Washington scene shows President Roosevelt and public welfare figures urging settlement of coal labor disputes. Miners and operators listened as talks highlighted mills closing and cold hardships. Key figures included Baer of Reading, Mitchell of United Mine Workers, and district presidents Nichols Duffy and Fahey.

Nichols Duffy Fahey Fritz Reuter Presi Baer Mitchell Washington White House Theodore Roosevelt United States Geo. B. Cortelyou R. C. Knox Carroll D. Wright Geo. F. Baer Reading Railroad Company W. H. Truesdale Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

Derby heiress wounded in Central Park auto crash

Miss Eliza H. Wood of Derby Connecticut and Michael Nevin a coachman were seriously injured when Nevin's horse spooked at Mrs Frank D Heywards automobile in Central Park. Mrs Heyward, a Harlem resident, bound the wounds with her silk skirt. An aftershock earthquake hit Terni causing alarm but no casualties.

New York Eliza H. Wood Derby

Proper Food Defends Against Disease As Armor

An assayer in Ro sita Colo Mr C Wulaten shows daily that scientific food protects against age and illness. He cites weight gain digestion relief and renewed strength after using Grape Nuts for over a year and a half. He travels on geodetic expeditions with minimal gear and food.

Rosita Colo C. Wulaten Ile

Almost A Murder In Bananas Yard Quarrel Ends In Shooting

In a daylong dispute between three Bisessi brothers and two LaRosa brothers over bananas in Vandalia yards, Joseph LaRosa shot Ignoratia Bisessi in the right chest near the heart. Bisessi survived after surgery failed to locate the bullet. LaRosa pursued, battled, and was captured by officers after a chase through Delaware and Washington streets.

Ignoraia Bisessi Joseph LaRosa Bisessi LaRosa Belfast Antonio LaRosa Joseph Virginia Ave Antonio Delaware Maryland Michael Paul Bisessi Ignotsia Antonia Ignotaia Bisensi Pausee Rafferty Delaware St Washington St Pennsylvania Marketats

Day's odd tales mix accidents and politics across cities

A digest of brief incidents from New York to Louisville to London notes McKenna choking to death after a free lunch at Walters place Willis Ave. and nonresident hunting licenses in Kentucky. Croker quips about leaving politics. Dublin and other towns report ruckus at meetings, a doctor’s altercation, a woman fending off pickpockets, and a dramatic rescue on a Morristown roof.

New York Peter J. McKenna Walters’ Place Willis Ave Joseph Wilberger Lyceum Morristown N. J Wilberger

Brigandage on rise in Cuba strikes planters and merchants

Brigands increase across the island with kidnappings of planters and their sons for ransom. Government guards and police are active on plantations but fires continue in Havana and major commercial centers. Insurance firms grow skeptical as risks climb. True bills issued against dry goods dealers whose insured stores burned under suspicious circumstances.

Stantly Havana

Wreck on the Vandalia near Reelsville reported

A head on freight collision on the Vandalia near Reelsville, Indiana, leaves one crew member missing and believed trapped under wreckage. Separately, Richmond reports a rise in liquor consumption among the better classes, per the Indiana yearly meeting temperance study.

Terre Haute Ind Reelsville Richmond Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends

Quiet meeting announced for deaf mutes at Christchurch

Rev. Austin W. Mann, general missionary to deaf mutes, will conduct special services for mutes at Christchurch on Friday evening. Street commissioner Evans pledges immediate repair to the Christ. Pleasant run bridge which collapsed recently. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry touted for dysentery diarrhea seasickness and nausea with prompt relief.

Austin W. Mann Christchurch Evans Christ. Pleasant Run

Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwins

A local piano shop Baldwin offers slightly used upright pianos with reduced prices. The sale highlights practical options for households seeking quality instruments at lower cost.

Bargains In Upright Pianos At Baldwin's Pianos

Classified note offers slightly used upright pianos at Baldwin's with promotional mentions and unclear contact details. The fragmentary text references complimentary items and a Sun newspaper section, plus partial address lines and phone hints.

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