NUMBER 1 028 GREAT LABOR PARADE SURPASSED EFFORTS
The Labor Day parade in the city drew about 6 000 workers with many unions represented. Carpenters led with 560, typographical and other trades followed, the crowd overflowed streets, and police halted express wagons until the procession passed. A lost child alarm and weather delays elsewhere are noted along with multiple city parades and events in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangiville
Carpenters
Millers
Gambrinus Ad Hig Court
Washington-st
Meridian
Washington-sts
Colbert
Washington St
Col. Jage
Willie
Timois St
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sis
America
Russia
Labor Union
Central Labor Federation
Central Labor Union
Franklin Association of Pressmen
Juvenila Printers
Knickerbockers
United Clothing Cutters
Great Eastside
United Hebrew Trades
New York
Finnuay
Labordar
Carnahan Park
John McBride
Dillon
Pittsburg
Julia Voster
Cincinnati
Albany
Kostox
New England
Philadelphia
Lizcoln Park
Dernorr
Burvaro
Buffalo
Brooklyn Volunteer Firs Organization
Seventy-first
New York Volunteers
New York M.cariecher and
Arion
Hill
Daniel Lockwood
Central Inter Union Committee
German Park
Nashville
Curiaco
Chicago
Sharpshooters Park
Jerry Simpson
St. Louis
Lindell Park
Kansas City
Exposition Park
Louisville
Toraka
Col. Polk
North Carolina
Gen. Weaver
Iowa
Fair Grounds
Milwaukee
Columbus
Wranklin Park
La Follette Replies to Sun Criticism on Education Report
Ex Superintendent Varney M. La Follette defends his biennial report on Indiana schools. He disputes Sun accusations of forged approval and explains printing bureau procedures, governor involvement, and the report’s scope. He urges publication of ten thousand copies for state taxpayers and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Prigter
Blou
Tsui
Public Instruction
General Assembly
Tharavort
Mecilber
Bureau of Printing
State Bureau of Printing
Gov. Hovey
Thad
Bureau of Printing Uian
Marcel
Gates
Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Texshars
Tadiana
Varney M. LakuLurig
Indianarclis
Found Dead Louis Ludorf Wholesale Merchant Mystery
Louis Ludorff a wholesale nation man at 1928 Meridian St was found dead in bed Monday morning. He had been sleeping in a small second floor room of his establishment and was discovered by a wagon driver who went to call him. The driver found him beyond calling and the coroner was notified after the body was moved to Hermann's undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ludorf
Louis Ludorff
Meridian St
Ludorff
Hermann’s Undertaking Establishment
Daltons Beat Grand Avenues 18 to 2 In Sunday Action
Features of Sporting Link report from Frisco notes Fred Carroll, Baldwin as Pittsburg winning pitcher, and Chicago pall scene amid low Cincinnati attendance. Daltons defeated Grand avenues 18 to 2 Sunday. League standings list Chicago, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Association standings show Boston, St Louis, Baltimore, Athletics, Milwaukee, Washington, Louisville, with other results from Cincinnati and Garfield park games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carroll
Frisco
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Kelly
Daltons
Grand Avenues
Chicago
Ron
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Athletics
Columbia
Milwaukee
Washington
Louisville
al Randle
Ben Liepel
Cavington
Garfield Park
Leiber Nationals
Browns
Monroe Park
Columbus
Vandalia Line Offers Excursion Tickets At Reduced Rates
On September 16 and 19 Vandalia One will sell excursion tickets at reduced round trip rates from all weapon ticket stations to western, northwestern and southwestern points. Tickets valid for thirty days from the date of sale. For details apply to the nearest Vandalia ticket agent. New sideboards at Wm L Elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia One
Gond
Vandalia Nmne
English Labor Congress opens with 500 delegates
The Trades union congress met in New Cashy ng with over 500 delegates representing about 1,500,600 British workmen. Burt, MP for Morpeth and royal labor commission member, was elected president. Topics include eight four question, workmen's insurance, municipal works, and a new national labor party in Parliament discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cashy
Trades Union Congress
Burt
Morpeth
Royal Labor Commision
Northumberland Miners’ Mutual Association
Marposa Arrives with Sarah Bernhardt Party in San Francisco
The Australia steamer Marposa reached port bringing actress Sarah Bernhardt and entourage. Other items note wage tensions between sugar managers and Chinese workers in Honolulu, the death of Prince Consort John Dominis, a shipwreck off the south seas, and local council finance delays. Also reports match news of middleweight Sergiy Johnson aiming for Hicks at Peru on Sept. 17 and the death of Money Order Clerk John Tufewiler in Indianapolis. Weather notes call for fair to warmer conditions. amusements section appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sarah Bershardt
Honolulu
Prince Consort
John Won Dominis
New York
South Seas
Sergiy Dim Johnson
Indiana
Hicks
Peru
AL Jones
Jos Williams
Wee
Dan Jordan
Johnson
Charley Erwin
Joe Gueurist
Jack Gallagher
Joel Simpson
Park Theater Opens New Drama Custer and Lincoln Casts
Monday afternoon Park presented Custer a border drama tracing his cadet life to tragic death with robust set pieces and a grand cast. Abraham Lincoln a new historical drama comes to Grand on Tuesday with famous actors, extensive labor, and a large troupe including McWade Evans Leflingwell Rand Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
L. C. Hanna
Euclidaye, Opera House
Cleveland
McKee Rankin
Archis Gordon
David Henderson
Chicago Opera House
Robert McWade
Seward
Wrank Evans
Stanton
Myron Leflingwell
John Wilkes Booth
L. B. Rand
Senator Gale
Lincoln
Geo. Dickson
D. A. Hazleton
Boston Corbett
Ford
Booth
Indiana
Peffer Discusses Alliance Ties and Free Silver
Senator Peffer, champion of farmers, visits Sherman house and outlines the People's Party Alliance as a social body with political aims. He praises Indiana gains, predicts Democratic loss in Ohio, and supports free silver to lift farmers from debt. He quips on heaven and endures caricatures while preparing a Missouri campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Indiana
People’s Party
The
Kuishte of Labor
American Federation
Unions
Peffer
Missouri
Washington
Hawley Denies Navy Post But No Portfolio Pursuit
Hawley says reports he was offered the secretary of war portfolio are false and unfounded after meetings with the president in Cape May. In Curaçao, labor leaders declare war on sweater shops and vow to enforce sanitary laws and aid distressed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Woopsom
Conn
Gan
Cape May
Curiaco
Trades and Labor Assembly
Mothers Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhea, priced at 26 cents per bottle.
New Store Opens On East Washington With Woolens Line
The new shop at East Washington announces a full line of foreign and domestic woolens. Mr. Jacob Huber will be present to welcome old patrons and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & E. Wash
Jacob Huber
They Trusted Him And Now They Miss Him Joel Sweet
A Cincinnati refined man, Joel Sweet, posing as agent for Central States Dispatch, swindled creditors in town after moving with his wife to Indiana Avenue. He lived lavishly, troubled by debts, and vanished with hundreds owed to shops, hotels, and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Sweet
Cincinnati
Central States Dispatch
Marlowe Flats
Indiana Ave
Mrs. Sweet
Kansas City
Hotel Turbida
City of Mexico
Charles Meyers
Bates Hotel
Landgraf
Paul Krauss
Sweet
H. G. Wasson
L.S
Bingham A. Walk
Henry Frazier
Henry Jameson
Alpine tragedy and pardoned prisoner in brief notes
Sept 7 reports Enmil freatel, once tied to corn speculation, took his own life after losses. Dr Holst, a Prussian magistrate, died in a Alps ascent accident. In Weisbaden last May, Mrs O Neill who wounded her husband, Geo O Neill, was pardoned and released by Emperor Willig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penin
Enmil Freatel
Dr. Holst
Ferglon
Alps
Mrs. O'Neill
Geo. O'Neill
Weisbaden
Willig
Tragic Jilt Proxy Leads to Double Tragedy in Saybrook
In Broominton DL on Sept 7 Dr C E Ballard a Saybrook area physician fatally shot Miss Bertha Ison after she rejected him and then killed himself. Authorities say the motive was the jilting after a marriage license was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broominton
C. E. Ballard
Saybrook
County
Bertha Ison
Sam's Blunder In City Books Spelling Mistake Found
Deputy-controller Sam Perrotti was caught miswriting a term in city ledgers. After a SUN reporter noted the error he checked a dictionary, corrected the word garranta to warrants, and amended all instances. Sam claims the mistake appeared a thousand times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sam Perrotti
SUN
Labor Day Preparations Across City and Local Incidents
Labor day festivities loom as Contraoler Wollen and Mayor Sullivan work on next year’s estimates. City offices close for the holiday while the public works board adjourns. A youth assault case is dismissed. A heart episode sends Mrs Van home from the parade. A typographical error amuses readers in a brewing ad. A mule tableau entertains crowds as an old lady faints on parade day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of New York
Bates House
Indiana Ink and Color Company
Lovadport
Charles Kraster
Bertha Jones
Justice Smock Friay
Edward van
Krerete & Whitsett
Court House
Noticeboard: Medical and Dental Services Listed
Dr. W. B. Fletcher's Sanitarium limits patients to thirty at 297 North Pennsylvania Street. Call or write for full information. Special notice for teeth without plates at Brown's dental parlors. Also listed are building supplies from A B Moyer & Co at 450 N Mizast, including lime and cement, sewer pine, hair, plaster and fire brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania St
Brown
Moyer & Co
Mizast
The Transfer Car and Its Odd Station of Washington Street
A humorous yet sharp portrait of Indianapolis transfer cars at Washington and Minoii streets. The article rails at the slow, sprawling structure and the women who use it and attempt to bring baby carriages inside. It notes the drivers, conductors, and a notorious basket theft by an old colored woman, while lampooning social tensions around race and gender in streetcar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Minoii-sts
Washington-st
Indianapolis
Harga
Neevie
Mr. Frenzell
City salaries dispute seeks court injunction over charity
A suit was filed in superior court to enjoin the controller from paying increased salaries to City officers including the deputy controller and Board of Public Works clerk. The action, led by Councilman Mandel, claims the ordinance raising pay violated the city charter. Judge Taylor is set to hear Sept. 17. Lawyers Denny Mason and Mandel argue for the complainant. The article notes Zhou Mason helped draft the charter and dissents the legal view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parinas
Aginer
Councilcuntindale
Sam Perrott
Board of Public Works
Woolsen
Bailey
Denny
Mason and
Martindale
Taylor
Mason
Pearson
Marlindale
Global Tensions Dominate News From War and Politics
Reports from Europe and the Americas describe Gladstone attacking a labor party in a letter, German coal oil fields discovered, France preparing a five day sham battle with 110000 troops, and Kaiser Wilhelm ordering ships to protect citizens in Chili. Emperor Wilhelm and Austrian officers receive honors amid maneuvers while a steamer bringing Sarah Bernhardt from Australia nearly wrecks and she sleeps in a water filled cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Gladstone
Germany
France
Emperor William
Chili
Harrison
One
Turkey
Kaiser Willy
Black Eagle
Sarah Bernhardt
Australia
Sarah
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Senator Peffer
Emma Smith Devos
Knights of Labor
Sen. Peffer
Love
Sockless Jerry
Jerry
Babor
Carruthers
Con Daily
Vickery and Ryan
Shriver
Miller
Pittsburgh
Thornton
Clements
King
Lebanon
Benjamin Daily
Guy
MR. LA Follette
Suan
Efeatures
Sporting Link
Labor Congress
Bara Erenbardy Alrywes
aUbie
San
Contraar Woollen
Bicklin
John Tufewiler
BE. St. Josephst
Il O’disck
Park
Custer
MR. Peffer
TOR
ALL People
Ohio
Free Silver
Alliance Men
Heaven
United States Senate
Sherman House
Bimsele
Feil
William Grante
Ocle ¥ Linn
SVT
Department of State
Korea
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