Foreign workers sent back toward the strikers in wage dispute
The Hungarians, Macedonians, Poles and Greeks, employed by John Q. Hicks of the Big Four to replace striking workers, were sent back to Brightwood. Strikers filled by Black and white workers imported by Hicks. Clerks from other railroad divisions moved to the city to fill checkman roles. Meetings at Parnell hall discuss union formation and possible settlement. Strikers demand modest wage increases and say they will stand by their request. A three member committee met Hicks and Van Winkle to seek concessions. Strikers remain orderly around freight houses and appoint a new strike committee including Sullivan, O'Brien, and Moriarity. Freight handlers demand higher wages. railroad to respond Monday.
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John Q. Hicks
Big Four Railroad
Brightwood
Hicks
Parnell Hall
Jona Q.hicks
John Q. van Winkle
John L. Sullivan
John O'Brien
David Moriarity
Manon
Romana Oolitic Stone case hearings postponed
The Romana Oolitic Stone company versus Menon Railway company saw a hearing before the Railroad Commission on Thursday but was continued to next Wednesday November to allow defendants to present documentary evidence. Walter Kessler, Romana's Texas representative, and Judge Ailson represent the parties in this freight rate reduction dispute.
Wisconsin faculty unable to curb rowdy freshmen attack
Madison October 5. Despite efforts to curb rowdyism at the University of Wisconsin sophomores and freshmen clashed Wednesday night. Freshmen were seized and dumped in Lake Mendota after stunts on the Kappa Kappa Gamma porch. Sophomores used ladders to break windows and captured two freshmen at Mrs Blaish's home. A fierce battle with chairs and caudca followed. Faculty prepared precautions for Friday's clues rueh.
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Scripps-Acrae
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lake Mendota
Blaish
Probate court eyes $5 million Schandein will dispute
Sensations rose in Milwaukee probate court as the contest over Mrs. Lizette Schandein’s will, which largely left the estate to son-in-law Jacob Heyl, intensified. The adversaries claim undue influence and allege improper conduct, with Mrs. Heyl accused of indecent familiarity. Judge Carpenter ordered the courtroom kept open during the proceedings.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Lizette Schandein
Knives and pistols in duel fatally injure two men
In Berales, Union Parish, Dr. D B Garland and town marshal W J Thaxter were gravely wounded after a knife and pistol duel in Garland's second story office. Thaxter bears two bullet and six knife wounds while Garland was stabbed near the heart.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
New Orleans
Berales
Union Parish
D. B. Garland
W. J. Thaxter
Thaxter
Garland
Missing Daughter Reported By Local Mother
Mrs Jose KE Erwin of 128 W Sournat reports her daughter Marie Coles age 18 has been missing from home for several days. The girl last worked at Walkers restaurant on 8 Twiinelsst. The mother offers no reason for the absence and expresses great worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose KE. Erwin
W. Sournat
Marie Coles
Nome
Libe
Await Orders for a Strike Aboard Grand Trunk
Switchmen on the Grand Trunk system await orders to strike after days of trouble in the Elsdon yards. A meeting of vice presidents and local heads endorsed the road’s plan to hire workers on individual application. Frank Howley said the road’s re employment policy signals a contested stand.
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Ecripps-M'Raz Press Association
Chicago
Grand Trunk System
Elsdon
Egan
Frank T. Howley
Switchmen’s Union
J. B. Connors
Supt
Woman’s House Under Theft Suspect Seen Fleeing
Mrs. George Hodell heard movement in her rear rooms and saw a Black woman leaving by the rear door with a pocketbook. The bag was dropped in an alley. money missing. A second entry at 117 West Twenty second Street yielded a box of cigars. Police suspect the same thief as both break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hodell
Hodell
Vhage
Hodelt
Twenty-second St
Convention in Session of German-American Alliance
The German-American Alliance convention opened Thursday and runs through Saturday with two delegates from each state. Dr J H Hexamer of Philadelphia led arrivals. Delegates toured Main Training High School and Atha Engine Works on Thursday. A play The Talisman was slated for Thursday night at Engish's.
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Engiish’s
Sugar King in an Explosion at Portland Mine
Havermeyer sugar king and party narrowly escaped death after a dynamite blast at the Portland mine on Jete Creek Tuesday. Helen Thomas, daughter of W. B. Thomas of Boston, and Anna Havemeyer were injured by flying rock and burns, while Mr and Mrs Havemeyer were uninjured.
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Scripps-Spare Press
Denver
Col
Havermeyen Sugar King
Portland
Jete Creek
Helen Thomas
W. B. Thomas
Boston
Anna
Havemeyer
Flying Rock
Thomas
Mr. Havemeyer
St Louis Man Seeks New Plan To Reach Pole
Scripps Morris press association reports Charles Rilet, back from a three year Fiala expedition, plans a bold voyage to plant the American flag on the North Pole. He intends a boat ride via the Arctic current through the Being Strait to within 180 miles of the pole, then a dash over the ice pack. He predicts few chances of resurfacing his ship after the drift and will rely on fighting back to inhabited areas.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
ST. Louis
Charles R, Rulet
Fiala
Peets
St. Lous
North Pole
Abs
Pole
Rillet
Ula
Eomié
City Record for Aday Births and Deaths
Births listed for Bryan Sullivan, Mary Sullivan at 106 West Twenty-second Street. Patrick Fanning and Ella Fanning at 847 River Ave. David Cohen at 27 Stewart Street. Thomas Martin at Main Street. George Simpson at 2305 Martindale Ave. Thomas Ryan at River Ave. Charles Wilson at Court Street. Leane Wilson at Court Street. Deaths include Infant Palmer, Florence B. Hays, James Maloney, Elizabeth Campbell, Leroy Caldbyeil, John Jackson, Nora Woheel, Infant Layeken, Nan A. Owens, Louisa Gray, Gilbert Lonson, and others. causes include congestion, heart failure, tuberculosis, accidental poisoning, and various listed afflictions. Marriages listed include Lange-Epler, Parrish-Fuerten, Hazelton-Hussey, Kiesel-Metune, Broderick-Sethy, White-Lewin. building permits for numerous dwellings and repairs with locations and dollar values.
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Bryan
Mary Sullivan
W. Twenty-second-st
Patrick and
Ella Fanning
River-ave
David and
Lotte Cohen
Stewart
Hoe Thomas
Laura Martin
George and
Bertha Simpson
Martindale-ave
Bar
Thomas
Mery Ryan
River Ave
Charles and
Leane Wilson
Nifant Palmer
Tar Anitton
Florence B. Hays
Delaware
James Maloney
St. Vincent's Has
Indiana
Sennieverhountain
Nora Woheel
Senate-ave
Trowbridge St
St. Vincent's Hosni- Central
Joseph Ki. Lange
Satie Irene Epler
Albla
Greenville
Ermed Wolt
John Ti
Parrish
Delaware County
Indi
Mary Fuerten
Alonza Hazelton
Lansing
Mich
Isabel A. Hussey
Ohn
Kiesel
Sadie Metune
Martin Broderick
Victoria Sethy
William
Singman
Martha
Peller
James H1
Greenig
Gonzella
Magan
Harry T Eudaily
Ara G.tine Wirren
White
Ina
Lewin
Admiral Hichburn Adds Weight to Perna Debate
Ear Admiral Hichburn, a famed naval figure, voices strong support for Perna, a stance echoed by senior officers across the navy, signaling growing collective weight behind the position as it filters into official discourse.
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Hichburn
Perna
WHAT THE ADMIRAL SAYS
Rear Admiral United States Navy Mein Mehhorn writes from Washington that after a short period using Peruna he can cheerfully recommend the remedy as an invigorating tonic for those subject to catarrh. Soldiers and sailors face shifting climates and exposures and Peruna is touted as a preventative and curative aid in barracks and at sea.
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Bcriffs-M Rae Press Association
Washington
Shaw
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Congress
Briaw
Pittsburg
Buffaio
Mein Mehhorn
United Staten Navy
Wiahington
Abtenia
Philip Hichborn
Peruna
Chronic Catarrh of Throat Prompts Change of Climate
William H. Bwitger of 2½ Broadway Street New York City recounts three years of chronic throat catarrh driving him from business and seeking relief in the West. After trial and friend recommendation he used Peruna for about five weeks, returned to New York well and happy.
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New York
Wm. H. Bwitger
Bard Street
New York City
Peruna Promoted as Quick Cold Remedy
An aged newspaper ad extols Peruna as a positive remedy that shortens colds once established and dispels catarrh in days. It claims effectiveness in acute or chronic cases, urging early use and warning that delays are dangerous.
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Peruna
Ratarrl
Aner
Used Peruna In His Family
Frank W. Harris of Bank City Vas member A. Fo & AM reports satisfactory results after two years of using Peruna for his family. He urges others afflicted to buy a bottle and start use, claiming no one who has used it was dissatisfied.
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Frank W. Harris
Bax Xi Bank City
Vas
A. Fo & AM
Testimonial Letter Praises Hariman Remedy Healing Catarrh
A reader from West Second Ave. writes of long suffering catarrh and stomach trouble. After months of various remedies the writer reports restored appetite better sleep and daily work. The letter claims strong endorsements from statesmen and military leaders and notes many testimonials on file.
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J. Wf. Galbraith
West Second Ave
Cefsichmt Uli
Penma
Hariman
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices in Indianapolis
A late day cattle and hog market summary notes higher hog prices by about 18 cents from yesterday while steer and cow values vary by weight. Prime steers rise, but overall beef cattle demand remains uneven as buyers show selective interest in heavy and feeder lots. A bank robbery pursuit near Springfield prompts a local update on a posse closing in on four to five suspects, with a possible confrontation anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Fem
Puyers
New York Stocks and Markets Mixed Amid Money Pressure
New York stocks opened tepid as money pressures pressed the market. Smelting rose 2 1/2 percent while government bonds held steady and the day saw limited price movement across issues. Produce prices for pork, sugar, poultry, butter, and eggs were listed with various regional quotes and wagon market notes incomplete due to damaged text.
Grain and Livestock Prices Move in Mixed Chicago Markets
Chicago grain markets opened stronger but nervous with December wheat and corn steady to firm. Livestock receipts at Chicago and St. Louis show higher cattle and steady hogs, with mixed lambs and sheep demand. prices for beef steers and stockers rise modestly while hogs stay steady and feeds show varied movement across the day.
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Chicago
Ncy May
Zyree
Séiez
Timothy
Game law violations reported in Irvington and Linton
Adolph Griner of Irvington was arrested Wednesday for seining for fish and wag tried before Justice Sheets with fine and costs totaling BW. John Hedwell, arrested by Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Earle at Linton on Tuesday for hunting within a closed season, was tried and found guilty and paid fine and costs.
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Adolph Griner
Irvington
eWadnesday
Justice Sheets
John Hedwell
Fish and Game
Earle
Linton
Neswon
Red Haired Students Organize Incandescent Club
Red-haired students at Washburn College form an incandescent club to highlight achievements of red-haired people. They claim many major historical events were planned or executed by red-haired men or men with red-haired ancestors. The plan is to expand the club to other colleges nationwide.
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Echipps-M'Ra
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
Hitatory
America
Cincinnati Live Stock market report October shipment figures
Cincinnati wholesale market report shows cattle receipts at 1008 with steady prices. butcher stock grades good to choice 4.50 to 6.50 per hundredweight. Hogs receipts 3732 with good to choice 5.60. mixed 5.50. Sheep receipts 42 with strong to extra 4.60 to 4.75. lambs 4.99 to 7.00.
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Cincinnati
Ateera
H.ogi
Boc Bighon
Statehouse Elevator Replacement Planned Monday
The old three-story elevator at the attachouse will be removed on Monday and replaced by a new electric elevator of the modern era.
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Statehouse
Attachouse
Mndera Yanks
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Crowe
Scripps-M'Hae Press Association
Omaha
Pat Crows
Butte
Mont
Nebraska
Dunn
Pocatello
Créwe
Sugar King
MAN
Charles R. Rillet
Aday
JO. Williamson
Tacoma
L. Atherinn
Ail N. Delaware
Nettie Wickes
Parker
Tenth-st
Tony Korkey
Oottage
Lowdon-at
Mary Brady
Bismarck
Frank P. Cross
Springer Out
Hammad
Pine
A.B. Anderson
Helen E. Moses
Bellefontaine
Cornell
Indiana ‘Trust Ch
Chase
Indiana Trust Co
Chance Eaglefield
Central Ave
Fourteenth At
GUL & Greenen
M. E. Pletan
Nelean
Woodlawn-ave
M. E. Plelan
Nelgon
M. Borpistein
Tom
Indianapolis Gas Company
Penna
Hichborn
Admiral
Scripps-A7rae Press Association
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Thlegrave
Springfeld
Springfield
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Tay St Paul
Storks
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