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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1899

Page

2

Tinplate Strike Hits Indiana Gas Belt Workers

Pittsburg reports the American Tinplate company faces a potential strike by more than 2000 workers in Indiana gas belt mills. The move lacks Amalgamated Association sanction, with Theodore J. Shaffer and national officials aiming to restore work. Previously, W H Evans was discharged at Elwood mill, prompting an appeal and walkout. Interstate tensions ripple through plant operations as leadership weighs response. Rev Ghvendyke, expelled minister in United Brethren church, is near death from brain congestion after a dispute over conduct with music students, drawing wide attention in eastern Indiana communities.

Pittsburg American Tinplate Company Ais Indiana Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tinworkers Theodore J. Shaffer W. H. Evans Fifthistrict Elwood Ind Hartford City Groendyle United Brethren Church Indianapolis Anderson Ghvendyke

Reception Tendered the Senator by Marion Club of Indianapolis

The Marion club of this city hosted Senator Beveridge with an informal reception from 8:30 to 11:00 p m. Flowers and greenery cost about 100 dollars while the club spent around 1000 dollars total including decorations and dancing later. The event drew hundreds of attendees from both parties despite political lines.

Marion Club Indianapolis Senator Beveridge

Mystery death of Auburn farmer after returning home

James Hamilton, a young farmer from Auburn Indiana, was found dead at the gate an hour after he and his wife unhitched the horses and returned from a visit. He had no known illness and the cause of death remains a mystery.

Big Four Mattoon Tifs Indianapolis H. Pottingbarger James W. T. Tiinkle Wlondike Auburn Ind James Hamilton Hamilton

Indiana Post Masters Named in Small Town List

Washington reports appointment of post masters at Guionsville and Kingsland with Theodore B. Zirkle and others listed. In Franklin a farmer Ezra Bolsclaw is declared insane after an arm injury and mental collapse. In Laporte professor Ad dison A. Ewing of Wabash College plans to pursue priesthood in the Episcopal church.

Franklin Ind Ezra B. Bolsclaw Here

Short of rations they tell stories of abuse by insurgents

Spanish prisoners report harsh treatment by Filipino forces as rations run short and home made powder is used. They describe efforts to obtain food from Manila, Japanese-style police patrols, and a British-vessel incident. An American spy hunt and a Filipino police force are noted as counterpoints to the chaos.

Manila Edwards Air Force American Secret Service Calamba Washington Regiment Bates Zambonga Tamtani Jolo Bona Kansas Regiment United States

Yale University President to quit Yale Review board

New Haven Sept. 5 President Arthur T Hadley of Yale announced his retirement from the editorial board of the Yale Review. He has served since the magazine began and was a frequent contributor. A recent issue carried a sharp critique of MacWilliamys Philippines policy and Hadley denied authorship.

New Haven Conn Arthur T. Hadley Yale The Yale Review Hadley MacWinley Philippines Heard

Three Men Killed in Cedar Grove Train Collision

Three men August Scherk Nicholas Fass and William Holle were killed and Albert Icke seriously injured when a Chicago and Northwestern limited train struck a buggy at Cedar Grove Wisconsin The incident left the horses dead and the buggy splintered The event occurred September 4 in Cedar Grove with the train not stopping at the town.

Chicago and Northwestern Cedar Grove Wis August Scherk Nicholas Fass William Holle Albert Icke

Democratic national carnival set for Dallas October dates

Arrangements are nearly complete for a big Democratic national carnival in Dallas on October 2 and 3. William J. Bryan will speak at the fair grounds on October 2 and 3, with a dollar dinner closing the event. About 1,500 to 2,000 covers have been arranged.

Dallas

Fire Destroyes Major Plant Section at Dole Packing

Fire at the Jacob Dole Packing company plant damaged the fertilizer department engine rooms iceplant sausage department and lardrooms spanning several acres. Loss estimated at 250000.

Kansas City Jacob Dole Packing Company

Boy with Rifle Solves City Telephone Mystery

A Iowa town exposes a boy from a prominent family shooting at birds, damaging a heavy lead cable and causing garbled phone lines. The incident prompts the city to ease a cat ordinance and orders patrols to arrest anyone with a target firearm, aiming to protect lines servicing residents.

Iowa

England's grip on the sea and world commerce

The American Merchant Marine notes British control of sea power exceeds 55 percent, with Britain dominating shipbuilding and naval strength for over two centuries. It credits British governance, costly wars, and a vast navy for securing wealth through shipping while praising the U.S. registry law for maintaining American-built ships.

Great Britain United Kingdom United States Europe

Women's Skulls Fetch Cheaper in Market Says Student

A medical student asserts that women's skulls command lower prices than men's. He claims a woman's skull can be obtained for $1.50 while a man's costs at least $2. The reason given is that female skulls are smaller and often imperfectly developed, making them less valuable to science.

Eager Listener Describes Missionary Speaks Crude

A dialogue in which a listener questions cannibal stereotypes and a missionary defends his own colleague. The exchange notes crude impressions and a belief in moral judgment beyond taste and refinement.

Crowder and Son Physicians and Surgeons Practice

R H Crowder J R Crowder operate Crowder and Son physicians and surgeons offering 24 hour emergency calls. Office in Crowder's Block Room 1 East Side Square Sullivan Indiana.

H. H. Ward South Side Square Mullane Block Sullivan Ind R.h.crowder J.R. Crowder R. H. Crowpver & Son Physicians and Surgeons Indiana Crowder East Side Square Crowder Office Building Cow. Edwards Public Square

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