Miners Operators Clash as Rival Factions Vie for Control
Indianapolis March 1. Leaders of coal operators and miners battle for supremacy over a joint trade agreement amid a split among financiers. Robbins and Winder lead factions as Mitchell faces pressure to constrain wage advances, with potential open convention if a settlement stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J. H. Winder
Columbus
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Winders
Winder
F. T Robbins
Pittsburg
Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
Conn
Ohio
Indiana
Lllnois
Fio
Mitchell
Ohie Indiana
Ilinois
Hae
Seek
Fellbowere
Russian agents monitor women students at Turin university
In Turin on March 20 several Russian secret agents arrived with orders to deadly watch Russian women who study at the University of Turin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
University of
Tokio
Nagasaki
Woman Nearly Starved Finds Relief in Electric Bitters
Mrs. Mary H Walters of St Clair Ohio writes that after suffering from a weak stomach and nerves she could not eat or sleep. She says Electric Bitters gave immediate improvement and banished her ailments, restoring health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair
Columbus
Mob hangs prisoner in quiet Chattanooga lynching
In Chattanooga a mob of about seventy men seized Fd Jobosie from the jail and hanged him from a county bridge. The rope broke and he fell, being shot by the mob. Sheriff Shipp and the jailer were confined during the action, which occurred as a stay of execution had just been granted by the United States Supreme Court. No disorder followed and the mob dispersed after the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jobosie
Tennessee River
Necero
Gorilla Strength Mirrors Fangs in Size Says Old Text
A fragmented note claims gorillas have the largest fangs among strong animals. It then shifts to medical advice praising Dr. King's New Discovery for persistent coughs and lung issues, sharing a testimonial from Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
King
Rapid Missouri ouster suit resumes with Standard Oil ties
Hearing in Missouri to oust Standard, Republic and Waters-Pierce Oil resumes before Special Commissioner Anthony. Testimony shows stock ties to Standard Oil, Republic holdings, Waters-Pierce purchases from Standard refiners, payment checks to 26 Broadway, and talks between Waters-Pierce and Standard officials. Depositions from Cleveland and Oklahoma City admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Standard, Republic and
Waters-Pierce Oil Companies
Anthony
Willian T. McKee
Cleveland
Republic Oil Company
Charles M. Adams
Water- Pierce Oil Companys
Henry Clay Pierce
Standard Oil
Frank Wilson
W.m.i. Rockefeller
Republic
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Broadway
New York
M. M. van Buren
John J. Archbold
Standard Oi
Charlies M. Adams
Waters-Pierce Company
Moody Opens Closing for Government in Packers Immunity Pleas
Attorney General William H. Moody began closing arguments in the immunity plea hearing for the Packers. He said the eyes of the nation are on the courtroom and the government seeks punishment for the living individuals responsible, not the corporation, if wrong occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William H. Moody
Packers
United States
Nanchang Magistrate’s Death Shocks Shanghai Press
Local papers publish a gruesome image of the Nanchang magistrate’s head amid calls for action. The vernacular press inflames xenophobic sentiment, while officials show complacency. Diplomatic intervention is urged to calm escalating tensions.
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Shanghai
Nanchang
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief Without Surgery
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, effective remedy for piles. It claims quick relief, home treatment, and mentions a 50 cent price with testimonials from users like Isaac Smith of Wharton New York. It invites readers to obtain free samples from the Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Smith
Wharton
New York
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mioh
Government settles grade abolishment and consular pay rise
In Washington a compromise delays abolition of lieutenant general until October 12 to permit Generals Curbin and MacArthur to retire with promotions. A bill reclassifies the consular service and raises salaries by 170000 dollars a year. Three speeches were given in the Senate on the railroad rate bill.
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Washington, Marceh “Ih
House
Curbin
MacArthur
Senate
Breathing Earth and Life in a Fragmented Echo
A fragment on earth’s breathing and the role of air, arguing the planet’s tides and earthquakes stem from earth’s respiration. It questions what drives heart and blood circulation, claiming lungs are essential to life and death follows lung failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State seeks heavy repayments from former auditors Henderson Daily
Indiana experts declare ex-auditors J O Henderson and A C Daily owe the state nearly 116000. Attorney General to sue for about 1.96 million and 28 667.74 respectively. Governor Hanly orders suits after ousting Sherrick as he reclaims insurance fees and taxes paid to the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Indianapolis
Hanly
Miller
J. O. Henderson
Democrat
A. C. Daily
Republican
Sherrick
Ebenezer Henderson
Daily
W. H. Hart
Hearing Postponed in Sherrick Embezzlement Case
Argument on the motion for a new trial for David E. Sherrick former state auditor convicted of embezzlement was postponed until Thursday. Attorneys requested delay claiming they could not prepare by Monday and citing possible juror pretrial opinions.
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Indianapolis
David E. Sherrick
McCullough
Sherrick
Harris
Timmerman
Paxtine touted as dentifrice and purifier
The advertisement extols Paxtine as a perfect dentifrice shaping natural teeth like pearls. It claims for cleansing artificial teeth and bridge-work, keeping breath sweet and mouth healthy. It also praises Paxtine for healing nasal and throat catarrh.
Indiana Educator Earns Society Honor
Dr Edwin D Starbuck head of Earlham College education department is elected a member of the Sociological Society of England. He is one of four American educators to receive the honor joining Dr William James of Harvard Dr William E Rosa of Nebraska and Dr F H Giddings of Columbia.
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Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Edwin D. Starbuck
Department of Education
Earlham College
The
Sociological Society of England
William James
Harvard
William E. A. Rosa
Nebraska
F. H. Giddings
Columbia
Man Sentenced for Telegraph Switch Wreck in Indiana
Thomas Bascom of Springfield Indiana, a telegraph operator, was sentenced to two to fourteen years in prison after conviction for throwing a Baltimore and Ohio switch while intoxicated, causing a disastrous wreck at Summan Indiana on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Thomas Bascom
Springfield
Baltimore & Ohio
Summan
Makes Up to the Shone Deesinning Inc March 2
Community fire drills and safety notices outline George in Ee County with local responders coordinating emergency readiness. Officials emphasize rapid reporting, improved hazard checks, and public awareness campaigns through March.
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Shondeesinning Ind
George
Local Divorce Granted and Notable Obituaries in City
Sallie Givens receives a divorce from Gilmore Givens on failure to provide. Auctioneer S Meddis dies at home after a stroke. Schultz et al vs Schneck estate for 10000 dollars heads to trial in Browns Town. Henry Herman Jr dies at Charlestown Road home. funeral tomorrow to Fairview cemetery. Montgomery Lewis funeral held at Kraft's chapel. interment at Fairview. James R Crawford reports blizzard in northern and central Indiana. snow reaches Bloomington. Clark D Penn named potential city ticket agent for Pennsylvania Lines, to start April 1. Elizabeth Eisman dies after paralysis. services tomorrow at her daughter's home.
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Henry Herman
Charlestown Road
Fairview Cemetery
Elizabeth O Eisman
Charlee Eisman
Samuel Daily
West Water
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Inconsistent Rates
Local notices advertise multiple daily papers with varying weekly rates and bundled options. The Star and Tribune and Indianapolis Star list morning editions, while Evexina Tribune promises evening editions. Bundled Sanday Star appears optional, with combined and single-paper pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Evexina Tribune
Sanday Star
Sanday
Personal Notices Stir Small Town Ties and Visits
A newborn was welcomed yesterday to Mr and Mrs J E Watson at 1904 Ekin Avenue. Mrs M B Sweeney of East St Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Koetter on West Market Street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Fogle of Chicago visit relatives including Thomas E Fogle and Mr and Mrs Dolph Laden. James W Dunbar head of United Gas and Electric Co returns from Cleveland Ohio. Mrs R Gebbart hosts Tri Kappa at 805 East Main Street. Great Britain discussed with papers by Miss Alm Barth Mia Bertha Lyone and Mia Gidhart. Violet Miller student at Indiana University Bloomington arrives to spend spring break.
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J. E. Watson
Ekin Avenue
M. B. Sweeney
East St. Louis
Henry Koetter
Weet Market Street
James W. Dunbar
United Gas and Electric Company
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Gebbart
Tri Kappa
East Main Street
Great Britain
Mies Alms Barth
Mia Bertha Lyone
Mia Gidhart
Migs Violet Miller
Indians University
Bloomington
Inet Taolenee
Rhinnes Pasay C
Anniversary Luncheon Held At Mrs Bally Home
A birthday anniversary celebration at the home of Mrs J W Bally on Fourth Street featured many attendees listed by name including Viola Heckel Fiori Buhler Hildreth Whiteman Norbert Hammer and others. Guests enjoyed luncheon and pink and green decor marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
George Keeton
Mitchell
Samuel Hryast
Will Ed. Heady
Charles Knight
Qaial
Thomas Ceartney
Wm. Dedley
Manat McDaniels
Lillian Dudil
Chicago
Mary Grose
May Gm
Rath Quinn
Notice to Subscribers Improve Tribune Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the Tribune and Indianapolis Stag asking for prompt paper delivery and to notify the Tribune Company by bell phone 301 Hama Camberiend to ensure timely service.
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New Tribune
Indianapolis Stag
Tribune Company
Bell
Hama
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Hollister
J. A Ziegelbaur
la Grippe
Foley
O D. Knoefel
Edward W. Gardner
Passaic, N. J
O. D Knapefel
Wash
India
A. H. Lofat
Michigan City
J. H. Miller
Syracuse
J. W. Henderson
Greenwood
Miasour
Vanced
Supreme Court
Soulless Corporation
Moody
Ensoy
Auditore Henderson and
Daily Owe
Sherrick Case
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Sallie Givens
Gilmore Givens
S .S. Meddis
Louisville
Fred Schultz
Louis Schneck
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Brownstown
Montgomery Lewis
Kraft
W. GC. Ho. Cracken
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
James R. Crawford
Clark D. Penn
Tenth Street
Lou Aville
Rafos E Putnam
Pennsylvania Lines
Star and Tribune
Daniel Fogle
Mr. and
Myre
Thomas E. Fogle
Mrs
Dolph Laden
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