Labor Day Parade in Chicago Endorses Bryan and Roosevelt
Tens of thousands of workers in Chicago joined a Labor Day parade reviewed by Governor Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan. The event featured a display of working people in uniform, bright cheers for Bryan, and a cordial handshake between Bryan and Roosevelt amid a political pageant with speeches by Roosevelt allies and Democratic candidate Richard Yates. Bryan urged reforms for justice and advancement, praising labor unions and arbitration while opposing injunctions against strikers.
Roosevelt Addresses Wage Worker Welfare and Labor Solidarity
Gov Roosevelt argues the social order rests on wage workers' material and moral welfare and on acting in concert. He praises labor associations for broad influence, notes mutual misunderstanding as key public trouble, and lauds New York labor laws while warning against broken promises and unrealistic demands in social issues.
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Gov. Roosevelt
Leason
New York State
Have pugilists more sympathy than professors
Chicago on September 3 reports Clarence S. Larren a lawyer, during a Henry George association address, denounced college professors graduates and businessmen and praised prize fighters. He cited a claim that fighters show more humanity and sympathy than scholars in a speech commemorating Henry George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry George Association
Clarence S. Larren
Henry George
Mother Dies From Grief After Son's Death
In Cincinnati on September 3 a 19 year old, Walter Bell, fell under a freight train while en route to visit his mother near Columbus, Ohio. He died at 1 o clock, and soon after the news reached the home his mother, already grief stricken, died from the shock. The steamer Seattle carried $700,000 from the Klondike on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood
Walter Bell
Columbus
Trouble for Carnegie in Scotland shake up
A meeting of Carnegie Steel leaders is reportedly under way at Shibo Castle Scotland, Carnegie’s summer home, with speculation of a radical reorganization that could affect about 50,000 workers. Frick’s settlement is cited as a flashpoint amid circulating sensational rumors.
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Philadelphia
Pittspurg
Carnegie Company
Shibo Castle
Scotland
Carnegie
Great Steel Concern
H. C.”Frick
Mrs Black Illness Reported at Home
Mrs Black wife of Prof Black the music teacher is seriously ill at her home 16 East Sixteenth Street. Her physician has no hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Black
Miss Jewett Defends the Colored Race in Lynching Debate
Cincinnati report notes Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett of Boston lecturing in the south and central states against lynching. She cites 2,000 lynchings in ten years, including women, and denies rumors of organizing an army to march on New Orleans. She urges the ballot and political protection for Negroes.
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America
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Lillian Clayton Jewett
Boston
Two Watson brothers narrowly saved from lynching in Chicago
In Chicago on Sunday night a mob formed after a fight between brothers J. M. and R. B. Watson and two white men, Michael McLaughlin and Pearl Baker, who were slashed with razors. Patrol wagons and officers intervened, dispersing the mob with clubs and revolvers. the Watsons were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. M
R. B. Watteon
Watsons
Michael McLaughlin
Pearl Baker
Real estate dispute leads to trespass arrest plan
Mr Fieber of Fieber and Reilly sought police help in arresting a colored man named White Ave in Cere linetown after a foreclosure and rental chain. The ex owner says the mortgagee Germania Building and Loan Association repossessed the house and rented it to him for two dollars monthly who sublet to White for two dollars forty. The man allegedly tore up a fence foundation and driven well to move the house but was stopped Monday by Mr Fieber amid darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieber
Fieber & Reilly
Justice Stout
White
Mr. Fieber
Town Chat Posed Yet Postponed and Union Action in Town
The Bryan stalwarts tent meeting for Monday night has been postponed due to Labor Day. State geologist Blatchley aims to influence Indiana stone use in the new federal building through Senators Heveridge and Fairbanks and Representatives Miers and Overstreet. The board of works granted the Big Four two belt line switches near Astor, New York, Vermont, and Twenty-first, Twenty-second streets. The Musicians protective union elected officers including Herman Arndt and A. A. Davis. Indianapolis grocers Jones Bros. sued for bankruptcy by Severin Co. and others over insolvency. Red Finley of the Bowery gang faced assault and battery charges after an incident with Dave McPeak. Otis Harvey, arrested for receiving stolen goods, to be held after morphine and cordine samples are tested in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Musicians’ Protective Union
Herman Arndt
A. A. Davis
H. §. Beissenherz
Guy Montani
A. H. Schellschmidt
A. W.thompson, Severin & Co
Brinkmeyer, Kuhn & Co
H. O’connor & Co
Indianapolis
United
Jones Bros
Dana
Red” Finley
Bungaloo
Dave McPeak
Finley
McPeak
Otis Harvey
Gerber
Lancaster
Louisville
Chicago
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claim to cure a cold in a day with no cure required. Price three cents.
Local Listings of The Standard Tea and Grocery Co
The Standard Tea and Grocery Co lists multiple addresses in Indianapolis area including 151 N. Delaware near Ohio, 959 Massachusetts Ave near Noble Street, 16 Shelby Street near Fountain Square, 445 W. Washington near West, 338 Indiana Ave near Senate, and 959 Massachusetts Ave listed again with phone 2230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington
Delaware
Ohio
Massachusetts Ave
Noble-st
Shelby-st
Fountain-square
W. Washington
West
Indiana Ave
Senate
Bitter dose for insurgents in Bohol engagement
Washington September 3 The war department released Gen MacArthur dispatch from Manila about fighting with insurgents in Bohol. Gen Hughes reports outbreak in Bohot near Carmen. Our losses: 1 killed 1 wounded 6. Enemy losses: 120 killed.
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MacArthur
Manila
Bohol
Gen. Hughes
Carmen
Bohot
Woman group hosts Arm strong Park picnic with record attempt
The Ladies' aid society of the German butchers' society held a picnic at Arm strong Park on Monday. C. J. Gardner aimed to break the world dressing tel sheep record, seeking to surpass his 32 minute 9 second mark set two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Butchers’ Society
Armstrong Park
C. J. Gardner
Epileptic Attack At Home In West Indianapolis
Al Thompson of West Indianapolis suffered an epileptic episode at his home on Haytave Street. He took morphine to ward off the attack, became a bit excessive, and City-dispensary Dr. Wiggins was summoned. The incident was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Thompson
Indianapolis
Haytave
Wiggins
Births and deaths flood local notices with names and ages
Numerous births list mayors, couples, and addresses with newborn girls and boys. Death entries note mitral insufficiency, convulsions, consumption, paralysis, Bright's disease, meningitis, and other maladies with ages from infancy to elderly. Multiple marriages are recorded among local residents, linking Robert Huddleston to Lizzie Epps and others.
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Samuel Fogerty
Alabama-st
Mace A. Griffey
S. East-st
Franklin L. Smith
Madison Ave
Emma Meier
Union St
Charles W. Gary
James A. Callihar
Missouri St
Frederick Weber
Senate Ave
Joseph Freeman
Ray
Bright
Hortense Block
Pennsylvania St
Henry W. Muir
Belmont-ave
Joseph Hicky
Abbot St
Frederick Metzner
Central-ave
Johnny Roller
S. Meridian St
Harry Altman
Kansas
Fragmentary listing of addresses and values in Iowa city
Readable snippets show home addresses including Murphy at 302 Iowa street and Hoss at 2104 Parker Avenue with framed house values around 1400 dollars and other entries mentioning Nellie Andes at 116 Churchman Avenue.
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Murphy
Iowa-st
Joseph
Hoss
Parker-ave
Tion
Nellie ‘Andes
Churchman-ave
Colombia Threatens War Over Venezuela Rebel Crossings
A New York report claims Colombia may demand Venezuela pay 2,500,000 for Colombian troops killed by rebels and send a light warship into Venezuelan waters. Venezuela is said to refuse. Both nations have been buying arms in New York, and a war is not seen as unlikely.
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New York
Colombia
Venézuela
Venezueln
Venezuela
Ben
Colored Bishops Form Connectional Council in Jones Tabernacle
The Connectional council of the A M E Zion church met Monday at Jones tabernacle North and Bleckford streets to finish work from the Washington May general conference. Bishops from several states attended including Hood of Fayetteville Lomax of Charlotte Pettey of New Bern Harris of Salisbury Clinton of Lancaster Walters of Jersey City Clinton of Charlotte Emma of York and Alstork of Montgomery.
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A.M. E. Zion
Jones’ Tabernacle
North and
Bleckford-sts
General Conference
Washington
J. W.W. Hood
Fayetteville
N. C
T. K. Lomax
Charlotte
N C
C. C. Pettey
Newbern
C. R. Harris
Salisbury
J. C. Clinton
Lancaster
Alexander Walters
Jersey City
N. J
George
W. Clinton
Trunk Explosion Injures Baggage Man in Richmond
A trunk containing explosives exploded Monday afternoon in Richmond injuring baggage man J. E. Hudson. The trunk was blown to splinters as the blast occurred in the train yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
J. E. Hudson
Man Crushed to Death Clearing Engine Ashpan
Fireman F B Steverson of Hillsdale Indiana died Monday afternoon while clearing the ashpan of an engine. An AC FE 1 engine shoved a calt of cars into the engine while he was at work, crushing him.
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F. B. Steverson
W. Market St
Hillsdale
Ind
AC. & FE
Injured Woman Falls From North Indianapolis Car
Mrs. Clara Shipman of 130 East Street was injured Monday noon after stepping from a moving northbound car at Lindle Avenue and Nineteenth Street. She sustained bruises and may suffer more serious injuries as details remain unclear.
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Clara Shipman
S. East St
Indianapolis
Lindle-ave
Nineteenth-st
Local killings and a deadly wreck reported in wire
Nannie Burton of Valley View Kentucky killed Tom Miner on Sunday and shot herself, likely to die. A wreck near Washington DC Sunday night killed conductor J W Gilbert and injured two other trainmen. In New Orleans Fred Clark, a Black man, was killed by Forestall Lewis after Clark informed on Bandit Charles who was lynched there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Burton
Valley View
Tom
Miner
Washington, D. C
J. W.gilbert
Fred Clark
New Orleans
Forestall Lewis
Charles
Interstate Live Stock Market At Interstate Stock Yards
Interstate Stock Yards reports cattle receipts fair Monday with no ship ments. Quotes include good to prime export steers 31.50 to 35.40 per cwt weight ranges 1,200 to 1,500 lbs, fair to medium export steers 3 15 to 4 0, plus various weights for butcher steers and feeders. Hogs receipts 30, Monday shipments 160, with prices for lights to heavy packing and mixed hog classes. Sheep receipts limited Saturday with shipments.
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Interstate
Ccece Eens
Reece
Union Stock Yards
Bonday
S.sesenn
Seccee
Fasr
Market quotes for lambs and sheep from spring sale
The note lists spring lambs and yearlings with price ranges from good to common quality. It also provides sheep prices and per head buck figures, indicating varying grades and weights in the market.
Market Report from Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards report for Sept 3 shows cattle receipts and varied prices across classes. Good to prime steers 1,350 lbs and up fetch about 350 to 590, while fair to medium steers bring 500 to 550. Hogs receipts around 1,000 with weights and prices listed, and sheep and lamb values noted for stockers, feeding lambs, and veal calves.
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Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Labor
Auditorium Hotel
Harrison
Teddy
Mr. Bryan
Djr
Electric Park
Samuel Alschuler
Richard Yates
Illinois
Sistent
Board of Arbitration
Court of Arbitration
United States
Labor Bureau
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Secretary of the Treasury
Seattle
Klondike
Mrs. Black Very
Hood
Miss Jewett
O Deneer Stores
PSEC
Old Reliable Progress
Rumford Baking P
Battle Ax Tobacco
the Standard Tea and Grocery CO
L. A. Jackson, Proprietor
Levack
William and Jersey-st
Robert and
Lada Miley
N. Sendteave
Jacob C
Katie Sutter
Linden St
Benjamin and
Mary Kincaide
S. Noble-st
William and
Anna Miller
Highland Ave
David and
Emma Moore
Louisiana St
William G
Katherine Cowly
E. Eleventh St
Chandler
Ellen Hopkins
St. Clair-st
Carl
Margaret Ott
Keystone Ave
H. F
Ida Wood
W. Ray St
Ed J
Stella Starbrook
S. Alabama-st
Enoch
Sadie Mitchell
Robert Huddleston
Lizzie Epps
Willam Davis
Bessie McClain
Daniel Hunt
Rosa Johnson
Julius Stahlhath
Blanche Lloyd
Cooley Huiskamp
Rosa Jackson
John M. Bellmore
Mary Seyfried
Edward Workman
Georgia A. Sherman
Harry T. Brown
Lena M. Broderick
Henry Flaskamp
Louise
Huddleston
Frank Beswick
Jennie Roach
Jacob W. Tolin
Marthéd Mize
William A
Interstate Live Stock Market
THE
Muslin Underwear
Hubbard
Quualily Co.cceek
Plymouth Rock
Golden Rio
Asund
Singapore
WM. H. Block CO
Coeeey
Grocehrhrits
York State
Gail Borden Eagle
E. Washington-st
W. Washington-st
Virginia-ave
Wholesale Dept
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