No Socialism Debate Marks National Typographical Union Meet
Inter National Typographical Union delegates defeated proposals related to socialism and political ideals at the Cincinnati gathering. The convention backed eight hour day talks, supported local unions, and rejected a seven story Indianapolis office plans along with fraternal insurance.
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Cincinnati
Inter- National Typographical Union
Max Hayes
Cleveland
International Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
International Ladies’ Auxiliary
Los Angeles
Lynch
Hawkes
Terre Haute Union
Indianapolis
Committee On Laws
International Stereotypers’ Union
Frederick Driscoll
American Newspaperblishers’ Association
Driscoll
Publishers’ Association
United States
Boston
Congress
Amos J. Cummings
Wwon
Kohlseat
Baker
Rand
Jackson and Keller
St. Louis
Friends of
Hayes
Typothetae
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Baltimore
Committee On Allied Relations
Newspaper Unions Debate Local Control and Jurisdiction
A resolution approved to allow amalgamated district organizations full power to govern local printing industry conditions. A referendum on international officers controlling all departments was sent to the executive council. Local unions must report annually to international officers. The night session closed with talks on organizing newspaper writers amid salary and apprenticeship issues. the union will finish its work tomorrow.
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Caeagh
Executive Council
Runaway Carriage Tosses Two Men to Hospitals
Albert Menjou, cafe proprietor in Cleveland, was seriously injured when his carriage horses ran away and swerved onto the sidewalk at Erie and Prospect streets. EB R Slocum of New York, a cut glass rep, fell onto an iron fence as he tried to dodge the horses, a picket piercing his abdomen. Both men were hospitalized with serious wounds but expected to recover.
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Cleveland
Atg
Albert Menjon
Erie
Prospect Streets
EB. R. Slocum
New York
Cut Glass Company
Mr. Slocum
Religious assemblies feel banter of astrology and faith
The Indianapolis Journal reports Bethany Park Indiana hosting the Ministerial Association meeting with A J Frank and Joseph Franklin addressing preachers. An astrologer lecture by Frank Hyatt Smith draws attention, while M L Streator speaks on Armageddon and a Flying Eagle finale. Senator Fairbanks and E D Crumpacker are slated for tomorrow along with a Plainfield Band concert.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Ind
Ministerial Association of
Indiana
A. J. Frank
Lebanon
Joseph Franklin
Bedford
Frank Hyatt Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
Fairbanks Will Esent
E. D. Crumpacker
Valso
Plainfield Boys
W. H. Newlin
Mrs. Wolf
Fred Wolff
Emma
Rose Knause
Karl Allis
George Lyons
Lenna Short
Allis
Butler College
Arcadia
Major Carr
Greenfield
Sable ShuMebarger
Nellie Tressier
Bluff Creek
John Brickett
Lee Tinsley
Mt. Carmel
8. E. McN
Charlestown
Lafayette
Multiple lawsuits involve Cochran estate and city street injury
Rosa Cochran sues William Jungclaus Co for 10000 over Charles Cochran death on Purdue project. Isaac Slifer sues Street Car Co for 10000 after track excavation caused a crash breaking his skull. Edward Collins sues Home Stove Co for 10000 over eye injury from molten metal. Thomas Walton Sr denies malicious trespass claim against nephew Thomas Walton Jr in a domestic dispute leading to a mob siege and gunfire at the elder Walton’s house.
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Rosa Cochran
Charles T. Cochran
William P. Jungelaus
Jungclaus
Purdue University
Cochran
Isaac Slifer
Streetcar
Shelby Street
Slifer
Home Stove Company
Edward Collins
Thomas Walton, Sr
Thomas Walton, Jr
Justice Smock
New Suits and Court Actions Listed in Indiana Dockets
A batch of fresh cases filed across Superior and Circuit Courts includes Isaac Slifer vs. Indianapolis Street Railway Company seeking damages of 20,060 in Superior Court Room 3, and Edward Collins vs. Home Store Company demanding 10,000 in Superior Court Room 3. Other filings cover divorces, mortgages, improvement liens, and foreclosures, with mentions of numerous parties and court rooms.
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Isaac Slifer
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Sarah A. Homan
John Homan
Circuit Court
Alice Hugley
Charlies Hugley
the City Bond Company
William C. Thompson
Florence Shillam
Walter Shillam
Theodore P. Dixon
Anna E. Dixon
Superior Court
Indianapolis Manufacturing and Carpenters’ Union
Edward Bartling
Mechanic's Men
John J. Johnson
Thomas M. Stocking
George W. Swatts
Luther M. Smart
Rosa Cochran
Charles T. Cochran
William Y. Jungeelaus Company
Edward Collins
Home Store Company
Tragic missing man and eerie x ray evidence notes
The excerpt recounts a man who vanished after leaving port in 1867 during yellow fever, leaving his daughter as his only surviving child. It discusses X ray evidence admissibility in proving internal tissue conditions, a riot case with a driving whip not a deadly weapon, and a murder confession obtained under coercive jail conditions. It also mentions cremation trends and a Sherlock Holmes joke about knighthood billing.
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Biipboard
Southern Rep
Louisiana
Blanchard
Northwestern Rep
Nebraska
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Eugene H. Winslow
S. WM. Burton
Aera
Life and Accident Insurance Co
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Detroit, Mich
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Leonard
Teebervver
Supreme Court
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Joseph Seifert
Wayne C. C. Record
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State of Indians
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