Convention Opens With Music At Indiana Young People's Union
The ninth annual Young People's Christian Union convention opens in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis with Gov Mount greeting delegates. A large chorus performs as visitors gather and the stage is decorated with colors and flowers. Reports highlight sunrise prayer meetings, civic respect, and the controversy over an "official organ" selling tickets outside the hall.
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Young People's Christian Union
Tomlinson Hall
C. U
Quay
Gov. Mount
Indianapolis
United States
Tomlinsorm Hall
Capitol
Court House
J. R. Lowe
Washington
J. J. Rankin
Denver
Cnvention
Cowan
Thursday Session Reports Officers and Delegates Portraits
The opening Thursday meeting in Tomlinson hall at 8 30 reviewed plans for 26 campaigns in Indianapolis areas. Rev H H Bell requested prayer witnesses for a nonreflexive effort aiding religious work, with 5 15 pm start nightly and 15 minute talks.
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Tomlinson Hall
H. H. Bell
Indianapolis
Kidnappers Surrender After Albany Abduction Draws City Attention
Albany reports a dramatic kidnap case ending in the Conway boy's return. Detectives, reporters, and a price of 2500 dollars led to a woods rescue near Albany. Hardy and Blake implicated, with ambush attempts and a citywide manhunt underway as authorities pursued captors.
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Conway
Joseph M. Nardy
Conways
Argus
Hardy
H. G. Bleki
Pool Room
Hike Wets
Ale
Blake
Albany
New York Central
Mearneys
Saratoga County
Karners
Farrell
Phelan
Namers
Riley
Greagan
Bangi
Miners Face Hard Line After USW Executive Board Meeting
National executive board of the United Mine Workers met in Columbus to map radical strike measures. President Ratchford resisted arbitration on machine mine wages while signaling openness to other arbitration terms and warning against surrendering miners' organizational strength. Details include ongoing arrests in Fairmont and planned trials, with field actions at Center Turtle Creek and Camp Determination impacting marchers and access to coal mines.
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National Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
Ratchford
Jackson
Fairmont
Clarksville
W. P. Rend
Chicago
Read
Board of Arbitration
United States
Joe Rend
Jim Ellsworth
de Armitt
Turtle Creek
Thurmond
W. Va
Fred Dilcher
Tire Creek
Beary
Central
Echo
Fire Creek
Ash
South Capital
Central Mines
Berry
Sanawha
Pittsburg
Plum Creek
Dt de Armitt
Man Slashes Wife and Tries Suicide During Arrest
Thomas S. Maynard attacked his wife at 474 Mulberry St with a large knife injuring her and wounding William Forrester. He attempted to hang himself in the patrol wagon on the way to jail and was revived. Mrs. Maynard’s wound was not serious. Maynard received 120 days in the workhouse and a $25 fine.
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Thomas S. Maynard
William Forrester
Forrester
Plan to build ar mor plate factory at Michigan City
Judge H. B. Tuthill and state senator Uriah Culbert discussing a government ar mor plate factory in Indianapolis. They cite Michigan City harbor and water routes for cheap iron supply and led to Navy Department correspondence.
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H. B. Tuthill
Superior Court of
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Porter
Laporte
Uriah Culbert
Indianapolis
Atlantic
Messrs
Tuthill
Culbert
Navy Department
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area August 20
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m. Saturday calls for continued cool, fair conditions. Noon observations show a cool afternoon with dry air and light winds. Temperatures are expected to remain below average for the period with no precipitation indicated.
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Indianapolis
Feiblerman Ousted From Haynes Wheel Receivership
Judge Haynes of Portland discharged Charles W. Feibleman of Indianapolis from the Haynes wheel company receivership. Feibleman’s reports showed profits of 500 and 1,000 with a disputed third. a $6,500 discrepancy led to his removal and S A D Whipple was named successor.
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Haynes
Portland
Charles W. Feibleman
Indianapolis
Haynes Wheel Company
Feibleman
S. A. D. Whipple
Central insane hospital reports nine hundred inmates
City life notes reveal the Indianapolis State Hospital houses 900 inmates. The Indiana bimetallic league will hold a Sept 2 meeting at the Grand hotel with executive and advisory committees. An heir to a Germany estate is named among five heirs of John Jackson. The Baden cultural group plans a Thursday Mozart hall convention. Henry Fisher suffered head injuries in a Capitol Avenue runaway. Fraudulent checks surface with signer G H Schmidt, linked to M C Schalle activity.
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Central Insane Hospital
Indiana Bimetallic League
Grand Hotel
John Jackson
William V. Rooker
Germany
Central Badischenbund
North America
Grand Duchy of Baden
Mozart Hall
Henry Fisher
Sinker- Davis Company
Capitol Ave
Harmonst
M. C. Schalle
G. H. Schmidt
Fighting in Havana Province as Spanish forces push
Heavy fighting continues near Madruga with rebels Aléxanderia Rodríguez and Paul Arango entrenched in Grillo hills. Spanish losses are reported after attempts to force a narrow pass. In La Esperanza Santa Clara famine worsens as Weyler’s decree closes markets and stores.
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Madruga
Guines
Aléxanderia
Rodriguez
Paul Arango
Grillo
New York
Marana
la Esperanza
Santa Clara
En Weyler
la Fisperanza
Werler
Intercession Efforts Rise Over Cuban Girl Case
Havana reports a push to free Cuban girl Evangelina Cisneros after a rumor tied to Berris a Spain's prime minister’s relative. Julia Ward Howe and Mrs Jefferson Davis urge papal and queenly intervention. Gomez advances toward Santa Clara as insurgents raid Trinidad. Weyler may delay moves amid Madrid politics.
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Evangelina Cassio Cisneros
Cerra
Berris
Spain
Isle of Pines
Weyler
Gen
Lee
United States
Wold
Tee
New York
Julia Ward Howe
Jefferson Davis
Evangelina Cisneros
Rome
Gomez
Santa Clara
Trinidad
Clare
Loma Delgrillo
Quintin” .Baderas
Vana
Wevler
Madrid
Dustless Osis and Blake Advocate Personal Injury Damages
Attorney John W. Blake rooms with emphasis on personal injury damages and business assignments. The brief item notes his careful attention to cases involving damages and related legal matters, reflecting a focus on litigation and client representation.
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John W. Blake
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