Strikers Return Mayors Warning Against Violence
In Makeesport Pennsylvania a large share of the old Demmler tin plate mill workforce is expected back Wednesday night or Thursday morning as the American tin plate company calls on Sheriff McKinley to guard the plant. Mayor Black issues a warning to strikers to avoid violence while President Shaffer supports the proclamation. Black says violence has never won a strike and urges calm to protect workers’ best interests. In Pittsburg the Pennsylvania Tube Works strike appears near settlement with 150 workers returning and full operation expected soon.
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Makeesport
Demmler Tin-Plate Mill
Mayor Black
Shaffer
Black
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Federated
McNutt
Return of 300 to 400 men at National Tube Works
Word reaches Pittsburg that between 300 and 400 men resumed work in the plant of the National tube works, Wednesday. The return did not cause any excitement.
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Pittsburg
The
National Tube Works
Ravens Favor Referendum Plan in Legislative Affairs
Anderson Indiana September 4 Spl Representative John W Cravens of Bloomington spoke to Madison County teachers on the Indiana legislature arguing for two constitutional convention sessions per term The first would introduce and print bills for third reading while the second would vote on them after an 80 day lapse His plan seeks fuller public knowledge and fewer rushed measures improving representational service to the state.
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Anderson
Ind
John W. Cravens
Bloomington
Madison
Capture Claude Dead or Alive in Indiana
In Muncie Indiana Sept 4 an armed posse led by Marshal Leonard of Yorktown will pursue Claude McDowell an army deserter hiding in dense woods. McDowell escaped Fort Thomas twice and married his sweetheart after stowing away. His wife brings him provisions as he remains at large.
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Muncie
Ind
Marshal Leonard
Yorktown
Claude McDowell
McDowell
Fort Thomas
Phillippines
Banker Key Sentenced in Andrews Bank Forgery Case
James M. Key, president of the Commercial Bank of Andrews, pleaded guilty to multiple forgeries. Judge Brandan sentenced him Tuesday to from two to 14 years in the penitentiary. He is needed to testify in other pending cases and will not be sent to the state institution for a week.
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Huntington
Ind
James M. Key
Commercial Bank of
Andrews
Brandan
Mrs. Sarah Rumsey tops95 at Lanesville birthday
Mrs. Sarah Rumsey mother of the late Gen. av. Q. Gresham celebrated her ninety fifth birthday Wednesday at her Lanesville home. She has lived through many community changes and remains a noted local figure in Indiana.
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Lanesville
Ind
Sarah Rumsey
Av. Q. Gresham
Water Cure for Chronic Constipation Advice
The text recommends two cans of hot water before meals and a water drink after meals, plus outdoor exercise to cure chronic constipation without medicine. If a laxative is needed, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Near Here She Is Active and In Good Health
A brief note confirms the subject remains active and in good health, with no recent illnesses or complications reported. Further details are not provided in the accessible text.
Robbery Attack Victim Dies Near Kokomo
Benjamin Dotterer, assaulted and shot by eight robbers in his rural home six miles from Kokomo Indiana, died Wednesday after the Sunday midnight attack. No clues to the culprits were found.
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Terer
Farm Hand Annadell Jailed Over Elopement Plot
Bert Annadell, a Lon Johnson farm hand, is jailed in Danville after escorting Miss Johnson to Bridgeport in a rig. The girl's father arrested Annadell for posing as his son in law before a planned marriage could occur, following the encounter while she went to fetch the cows.
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Danville
Ind
Bert Annadell
Lon Johnson
Miss Johnson
Annadell
Bridgeport
Annabel
Marion night marshal quits after tumult with crowd
A. J. Hart, Marion night marshal at Swayze, was attacked by a group of mischievous boys who intoxicated him, stole his badge and club, and placed him in a calaboose. He was released by the day marshal and resigned, then departed for Ohio.
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Marion
Ind
A. J. Hart
Swayze
Calaboose
Ohio
Father captures son amid arson arrest in Evansville
Captain James Coleman halted a blaze long enough to arrest his own son on grand larceny charges. The father found the son, knew of the outstanding warrant, secured him, and handed him to police in Evansville Indiana on Tuesday.
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Evansville
Ind
James Coleman
Louis Baker Dies After All Night Dancing Spree
In LaPorte Indiana Louis Baker died Tuesday from overexertion after dancing until 4 am then rising to tend his farm chores. The coroner ruled he literally danced himself to death citing extreme excitement and effort as the cause.
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Laporte
Ind
Louis Baker
Marshal ID Yorktown Officer Files Warrant for Uncle
MUNCIE IN Sept 4 Marshal Samuel Leonard of Yorktown swore out a warrant against his uncle George Leonard for cruelly beating his daughter and arrested him. Leonard was found guilty and heavily fined.
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Muncie, Ind
Samuel Leonard
Yorktown
George Leonard
Leonard
Indiana Deaths Stalwarts in Small Town Notices
Wabash Charles E Newhouse prominent insurance man collapsed and died in his yard. Rockville W N Stevenson dry goods merchant in Rockville for over 20 years died at home. Valparaiso Dr H B Freeman respected practitioner and old soldier suffered paralysis and cannot recover.
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Wabash
Charles E. Newhouse
Rockville
W.N. Stevenson
Valparaiso
H. B. Freeman
Man Slashes Sleeping Victim in English Town
In ENGLISH Indiana on Tuesday night Frank Martin of Milltown entered William Mills room while he slept and began slashing his face and breast severing several arteries. Mills suffered severe injuries and emergency aid was summoned as authorities investigated the assault.
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Frank Martin
Milltown
William Mills
Explosive deaths, kidnap case, and balloon mishap tales
Multiple incidents fill this column: Asa Fadley killed by a threshing engine near Anderson, Carl Jackson, 21, dies in a Smithville mine. Jane Cooper abducts her child from an asylum, later arrested. Balloon burst ends band social near New Palestine. Several minor injuries and local crimes include a police sting on runaway youths, a burglar beating a clerk, a gambling room raid, and a city council debate on traction franchises.
Parson Feuds, Assaults Farmer in Littleson Mass
Rev George Musgrove Baptist minister deserts his wife and four children. He finds Myron Kimball assisting the wife with chores and attacks him with a hoe. The neighbor Hol Kinney intervenes but leaves with injuries. Musgrove flees town after the incident.
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George Musgrove
Myron Kimball
Trial in a buggy ends swift preliminary hearing
Foster Nutter, accused of assaulting Anna Place, was taken from jail in Ottawa Ohio, driven to his home township for a secret preliminary trial. With four people present the hearing lasted minutes, Nutter waived examination and was bound over on a $5,000 bond to avert a lynching.
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Ottawa
Foster Nutter
Little Anna Place
Nutter
Investigation into City Clerk Geckler books begins
Deputy attorney general Charles B. Lockhart opened a probe into City Clerk Geckler's records after a long talk with the city clerk. The aim is to seek uncollected fines due to the state school fund and to review the money owed, noting widespread nonpayment across county and city courts while Marion county is deemed more compliant.
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Sively
Lockhart
Justices of the Peace
Marion County
No Judge May Remit Fines. Attorney General Probes Six Years
The Indiana attorney general plans a six year audit into police judge George W. Stubbs and others over remitted fines. Officials say only the governor can remit fines, and new trials may be needed to lessen penalties. The probe traces patterns of remittance in Stubbs’ term and notes a shift in fee distribution after the city charter.
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Stubbs
Indianapolis
Attorney-General
Lockhart
Attorney General’s
George W. Stubbs
Denny
Stiit
Tamm
Lee Nixon
City Clern
Daly
Mrs Evans Seeks Help Locating Missing Husband
Mrs Evans of 912 State Avenue asks police to aid in finding her husband Thomas who has not been at home since August 24.
Plague for Skin Warned and Ointment Promise
A promotional item touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itchy skin complaints and urges readers to buy at drug stores. The bulletin also advertises bargains on upright pianos at Baldwin's and a free advertisement for a vacant room for rent in The Sun.
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Dean
Baldwin's
You Will Find Them Interesting. Those small liner advertise ments on page seven
A note points readers to small liner advertisements on page seven. The item hints the page hosts brief ads of varied items likely of interest to shoppers and readers.
An Old Nurse for Children Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
An early advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child ease gum pain stop wind colic and cure diarrhoea at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Oijld
Indiana Dental College and Dental Office Hours
Indiana Dental College and W. Cor. Delaware and Ohio avenue offer dental services for all kinds of work from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also notes an advertisement asking readers if they have a room to rent with The Sun offering ten words free for three days under that heading.
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Indiana Dental College
W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohio
Ati
Lake Erie & Western Train Seeks Sandusky Return Fare
Last of the season train special from Indianapolis leaves Saturday night September 7 at 9 00 p m. Fares are $1 50 with berths and chairs available at the city office 235 Illinois street Sandusky Ohio is the destination and return fare is $1 50.
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Lake Erie & Western RE
Sandusky, O
Indianapolis
Illinois St
Cattle and Hog Receipts at Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Cattle receipts reach 1500 with light shipments. Prices listed for various weights and grades from good to prime export steers to common cows. Hogs receipts at 3500 with 1390 shipments and quoted levels for good to choice heavies.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Seneeee
Heavy stock at Warman sale and Indianapolis hog quotations
At a Tuesday auction by Warman Blacs Chamberlain & Co about 200 horses arrived with a larger turnout than the prior week. Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis reported hog receipts of 800 and shipments of 700 with bids for good to choice assorted hogs at 6.75 to 6.90, medium and heavy at 6.65 to 6.80, and common to good lightweights at 6.35 to 6.60 plus pigs at 5.25 to 6.35.
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Warman, Blacs, Chamberlain & Co
Interstate
Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Cceenee
Nenseses
Chicago Market Prices and Commodities Report
Chicago price listing for September and December contracts across grains, provisions, eggs, dairy, cheese, and live poultry. Includes wheat, oats, pork, lard, ribs, butter, creamery products, cheese varieties, and poultry values with specific bid quotes and ranges.
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Chicago
Grain and hay market report with bids and inspections
Wheat steady to mixed with No 2 red and No 3 red trading around 66 to 70 cents per bushel, corn weaker with multiple white and mixed lots around 54 to 58 cents, oats steady with No 2 white at 37 percent, hay steady with No 1 timothy about 11.75 dollars, inspections total five cars for wheat and 24 for corn, two for hay.
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Timothy
Hay
The Jobbing Trade and Grocery Prices Listed
A dense market column lists prices for farm products and groceries including turkeys chickens butter eggs and hides and tallow. It details coffee sugars flour and canned goods with varied grade prices and multiple regional and brand names. It also covers coal chemicals and provisions from Kingan & Co with meat cuts and lard pricing.
Oysters Fish and Game Price List Summary
Oyster prices from New York counts to 51.10 per 100. White fish 10c per lb trout 94c per lb cat 10c per lb boneless herring 8c per lb dressed herring 54c per lb Clams little necks Tie per 100 Lobsters 25c per lb Frog legs 1.50 per dozen Shrimps a gallon 1.2 dollars per gallon.
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New York
Baltimore
Special Carpet Sale Offers Wool and Hemp Options
A local ad announces a special sale of carpets including all wool wool filling half wool heavy cotton and heavy hemp varieties. Details reference price figures and a business at 23a with catalog numbers 496 396 and 29 percent or 25 cents.
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American Tin-Plate Company
McKinley
Demmler
Ravens
County Teachers’ Association
Indiana
Cravens
Claude
Marshal. Leonard
Gresham
Farmer Dotterer
Swain
Mills
Martin
Asa Fadley
Carl Jackson
Huettsville
Monroe County
Smithville
Bart Lockwood
Munele
Michael Fitzsimmons
Guy Porter
New Palestine
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Allentown
Mitchell
Heaton Harbor
Columbus
That City
Greensburg
Isaac Archbood
Covington
Jane Cooper
Vincennes
Madaline
Terre Haute
Ross
Charles Vence
William Lewis
Lebanon
Elwood
George P. Childs
Hebron
Porter County
Robert Coats
Jack Skelton
Samuel BE. Cochrane
Tseslie Lumber Company
Michigan City
Guilford Leslie
Atlanta
John Wright
Charles Kissell
Kissell
Noblesville
Central Traction Company
Central Indiana Railroad Company
Peru
White River Traction Company
Frank Wild
L. R. Lindley
Anderson Box Factory
Sam H. Smith
Peggy
Parson
Littleson
Mass
Heiskell’s
Heiskell's
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Commerce Street
Philadelphia
Hattie Battle
Seguin, Texas
Mesee Geckler
Geckler
Charles B
Moores
Union Stock Yards
City Grain Market
Follies
Tomson
United States
Dr. Tomson Medical Institute
Stevenson
Washington St
Limburger. K
Java
Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariose
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillsworth’s
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Kinney
New Orleans
Carolina
California
Coal and Coke
Eceseee
Kingan & Co
Oysters, Fish and Game
Albert Hutchinson
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