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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1902

Page

4

Mosquitoes and Malaria A Doctor Explains

Dr Foxworthy details how malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes, distinguishes harmless culex from dangerous anopheles, notes yellow fever transmission, and describes precautions used by soldiers in tropics. He cites Rome studies and asserts eliminating mosquitoes could curb malaria and yellow fever globally.

Foxworthy Orient United States Army Lazear Tropics Paradise Honolulu Alaska Central America Africa Philippines Philippine Islands Rome

Labor leaders weigh Civic Federation role amid reform hopes

The Civic Federation faces criticism from labor groups led by Socialist and Socialist Labor factions who fear it could steer organized labor away from socialism. Proponents say the body aims to foster employer-employee dialogue, avoid strikes, and arbitrate disputes, with recent mediation in the Pennsylvania anthracite district tested to avert widespread harm. Meanwhile wage settlements in Indianapolis building trades boost union strength and project a stable year ahead as contractors signal acceptance of the new scales.

Civic Federation Socialist Party Anthracite Coal District Pennsylvania United States Imation Federation Committee Union Boot and Shoe Worker The Court of Labor Board of Arbitration Court Building Trades Structural Iron Workers New Claypool Indianapolis

Labor Day and Labor Temple fund clash in Milwaukee

The Labor day committee meets next Sunday in Iron Molders Hall amid a heated dispute over a $500 request by the Central Labor Union to seed a Labor Temple fund. The Labor day group, with about $1,500 tied to a permanent labor hall, plans to oppose the appropriation until a definite building plan is outlined. Other unions back the funding, while various local unions report organizing efforts and wage talks. Also covered are the Cab Drivers Union disputes, upcoming entertainments, the Electric Workers split, and related labor actions. Additionally, Cardinal candidates for the next pope are discussed, with Sarto highlighted as a leading but contested choice.

Labor Day Committee Iron Molders Building Committee Central Labor Union Labor Temple Committee Cab Drivers’ Union Milwaukee Baseball Club Watkins M. P. Carrick Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America Women's Label League Foundymen's Helpers’ Union Allied Metal Mechanics’ Union Electrical Workers’ Union No. 10 Indianapolis Journal New York Rome Leo XIII Gotti Vincenzo Vannutelli Sarto College of Cardinals Cardinal Sarto Venice Italy Cardinal Gotti Serefino Vannutelli Constantinople Brazil Czar Russia Victoria

Pongee fabrics and silks offered in varied hues

The advertisement lists 24-inch natural color pongee silk at 75 cents, 34-inch plain Tussah Shantung silk at 1.25, and French-dyed pongee in pastel shades at 1.50, with embroidered pongee options priced up to 2.10. It notes a focus on natural colors dyed in France and presents several wool and silk blends in spring shades.

Gibson Roosevelt France

The Wild Duck Baths Like a Football Star

A traveler recalls a wild duck at sunset on the seashore performing expert water work. The bird navigates foamy swells and a dangerous whirlpool, diving as a wave breaks then resurfaces boldly to resume its calm swim. He demonstrates mastery from alpha to omega.

Philadelphia Alpha Omega Tate

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