Conkey Plant Strike People Rally Behind Pickets
Striking bindery and pressroom workers at the Conkey plant in Hammond resist the injunction work stoppage. About 17 workers refused Tuesday to work, joined by 25 more at noon, forming a parade and chanting the union yell as they confront management. Plant operations face disruption as more employees plan to stay out, insisting on the right to organize despite court orders.
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Conkey
Hammond
Baker
Theresa
Molly Fischer
Jerry Eldridge
Oscar Holke
Oscar
Isabella
W. B. Conkey
Newman
Conkey Company
Strikers Picket Conkey Printing Plant in Hammond
HAMMOND Ind Aug 2 All departments of the W K Conkey Company printing plant except the composing room were closed today Over 1000 employees are on strike Strike headquarters are established and workers defied Judge Bakers injunction picking for union duties No violence reported and no attempt to enforce the injunction against pickets
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Hammond
Ind
W. KB. Conkey Company
Case Against Ella Paine Before Judge Alford on Assault Charge
Ella Paine was tried before Judge Alford on a reault and battery charge appealed from Justice Sheppard. She was fined and costs for striking Josef Racher. the incident involved adjoining properties and an accused nonlethal clash. The judge took the matter under advisement. Edwin G. Lancaster, Davie C. Ten Byke and Samuel H. Ten Byke filed suit against Rachael KR. Akin, Lewis G. Akin, Sadie B. King, and others for partition. the will misnames several heirs and asks division per original intent of the will.
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Ella Paine
Alford
Criminal Court
Reault
Sheppard
Paine
Josef Racher
Edwin G. Lancaster
Davie C. Ten Byke
Samuel H. Ten Byke
Rachael KR. Akin
Lewis G. Akin
Sadie B. King
Bert
Roy
Morris
Gerard Blue
Norman
Byram
William Jackson Bite
Rachael BR. Akin
Sadie King
Wie Ten Eycke
Edward” G. Lancaster
Edwin
Dovie “Kennight
Dovie Ten Eyke
Akin
Hed “Aitkin
Rah” King
Prosecutor Appeals in State vs Wright Barnett Bazniowsky
Marion county prosecutor Ruckelshaus filed appeals in the Supreme Court in the cases of the State against M Wright Moses Barnett and Bazniowsky who were arrested on unspecified charges.
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Ruckelshaus
Marion
Supreme Court Yes
M. Wright
Moses Barnett
Bazniowsky
Indictments Quashed Over Trade Mark Bottle Case
Indictments returned months ago for possession and attempting to sell trade marked bottles were quashed by Judge Al tox. The prosecutor contends the judge erred in dismissing the case.
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Altox
Miami Maize Company Sues Lafayette Hominy Mills for 10 pounds
The Miami Maize Company of Toledo filed suit in the U S Court against the Lafayette Hominy Mill Company seeking £10 damages for breach of contract. It claims the defendant failed to supply a specified amount of brew stock and feed as agreed, causing losses to the plaintiff.
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Miami Maize Company
Toledo
United States
Lafayette Hominy Mills
Lafayette Hominy Mill Company
Sargent brothers discharged after assault case ends
Harry G. Sargent and Leonard Sargent were discharged in Police Court after evidence showed Ed Horn was the aggressor and attacked Leonard Sargent with a knife. In the melee Horn fell, apparently stabbing himself, and Horn was fined one dollar and costs. Vinson Winnings was appointed administrator of Amanda M. Allepan's estate and gave a bond.
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Harry G. Sargent
Leonard Sargent
Ed Horn
Pestertay
Orn
Horn
Vinson Winnings
Amanda M. Allepan
Huttons Divorce and Foreclosure Actions Filed in Courts
Edward M Hutton sues Sophronia L Hutton in Circuit Court for divorce. E L Swift trustee sues Ruby M King and others for mortgage foreclosure in Superior Court Room 3. Edwin G Neaster and others sue Dorie R Akin et al for partition in Circuit Court. E L Swift trustee sues John B Mann for scortenss foreclosure in Superior Court Com 1.
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Edward M. Hutton
Sophronia L. Hutton
Circuit Court
E. L. Swift
Ruby M. King
Superior Court
Edwin G. Neaster
Dorie R.akin
John B. Mann
Higher Courts Record Minute Inst John L Green et al vs Charles G McCord
List of new cases and appellate briefs across Indiana courts including Marion Hendricks Lake and Posey counties with multiple state cases against Frank M Wright Paisht Moses Bar Saga lowsky and others. Criminal Court notes Fremont Alford judge Ella Paine assault and battery. appeal from Justice Sheppard. trial by court. taken under advisement.
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Superior Court
John L. Green
Charles G. McCord
Knox C. C. Appellee
State of Indiana
Frank M. Wright
Marion C. C
Frank M. Paisht
Frank M. Wae
Moses Baroe
Isaac Sagalowsky
Louie Lengelsen
William A. McGregor
Posey C. C
The
Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur
Power D. Klinefelter
Lake S. C
Bond
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Frank M. Hackett
Fremont Alford
Ella Paine
Justice Sheppard
New Bible Revision Changes Psalm Placement and Key Terms
A Philadelphia record discusses the unveiling of the American Bible revision on August 26, noting the end of a fourteen year dispute over translation choices. It highlights Jehovah restored as the divine name, sheol for grave and hell, and several textual emendations that harmonize the American edition with the English revision while preserving American committee preferences.
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A. Blackall
D. D
Philadelphia
Fourth Annual Field Day at Brookside Park for Boys
A large Boys' Brigade field day at Brookside Park featured a military camp setup for 150 young militiamen and families, with a robust afternoon athletic program. Winners included Frank O Leary for best drilled, Will Rochford in the fifty yard dash, Joe Glynn capturing the greased pig, and Tom Faber in the horse and mile races.
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Father Mathew
Brookside Park
Mothers’ Club
Boys’ Brigade
Frank O'Leary
Frank Fletcher
Emmett Kelleher
Dan Anderson
Knights
Will Rochford
Gerald Cotter
Ed O'Connor
Joseph Canning
Wil Rochford
Joseph Can-ning
Tom Faber
Young Rochford
James Lynch
John Page
Charles Sullivan
Cletus Campbell
Campbell
Joe Glynn
Kelleher
Cameron
James J. McCaul
Drop Behind In The Quiet Wake Of Aging Power
A fragment from a Thomas Hardy quatrain speaks of aging power and unacknowledged effort. The speaker laments being left behind as new forces rise, urging strenuous souls to persist even as fires decline and memory fades. The text references Mrs Aus as a partial, jumbled name.
Real estate transfers listed for Marion County Indiana
Instruments fled for record in the Marion County recorder's office for 24 hours ending Aug 28 1901. Entries include numerous lot transfers in Indianapolis areas such as Arsenal Heights North Park and Fletcher avenues with prices from 60 to 4 200 dollars. Also noted are transfers of parcels in Beviee and Bee Veil regions and several property improvements and payments by named individuals and firms.
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Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Sp. m
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Wymand J. Beckett
Dorothy Washell
J. E. Downey
Arsenal Heights
Beeville Au
10Th
BU Iccon
Samuel H. Mctlvain
Fermin
Charles T. Boyer
Indianapolis
Rader MD
Cheeeses
B. Breomerman
Chas
Mack
One Park
25Th St
Barnes Ay
York
Edward N. Caine
Brucid
sPark
George Lambit
Fletcher
Pletcher Av
Piiest
Assa
Richard Daeltson
Johnson
Samuel T. Truchioos
Lamb
Wrights
Sith St
Monon
L. B&w
Sarah T. Thornberry
Apolis
Martinsville
Wayne Township
Allen
Newsom
Tndl
Polis” & Maretinsville Rapid Transit
Seo
Decatur Town- RI
Ski
Fusvesssazskes
Anna _ B. kraft
Indianapolis’ & Marehinsville Rapid Transit Co
Wayne
Tadtanpolin
Martineville Rapid Transit Co
Ty i
Jessie Hedman
Thomas Simith
Pray & Hunt
Prospect At
Nicholas McCarty
Henry
Center Township
Caroline M. Gramling Ballweg
Perry
Owens
Jock
Bruce-Haker
Yuniles
Martha J. Moore
Mahlon Butler
Ruddell
Park Av
Origin of our army and its long service in US history
The article recalls the June moment in Philadelphia when the Continental Congress formed the continental army, under Washington, and established the articles of war. It notes nearly 6,000 men wearing the uniform in ten years, five major wars, and the army producing many national leaders, from Presidents to judges. It ends with a remark on war reluctance and the army’s role in history, followed by a brief note on Indiana bank wrecking.
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Francis W. Greene
Scribner
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Lexington
Concord
Washington
Mexico
Spain
United States
Congress
Cost of Farming Advancements and Old Time Practices
A study in Leslie's Weekly traces the rise of mechanization from 1855 to 18xx, noting steep drops in labor time and costs per bushel for corn and wheat, while detailing price declines for machines and the evolving, larger scale farming methods alongside a Connecticut egg production anecdote and farm economics guidance.
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Leslie’s
Starn
Indiana Farmer Apple Profits Reported by Vermont Station
Figures circulated by the Vermont Experiment Station show Mrs. Laura E. Allen of South Hero cleared 14 dollars an acre from fourteen acres of orchard in 18 percent and that the 1900 crop yielded 183 dollars per acre. Some readers doubt the figures while others in the industry defend them as credible.
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Engin
Lucan Allen
South Hero
New York
Allen
Vermont
Indiana
Laura E. Allen
Introducing a New Queen by Split Hive Method
Orange Judd Palmer explains a queen introduction technique by moving four frames of brood to a new hive with the queen placed in a cage on top. Weaken the old hive entrance, let bees separate, release the new queen in two or three days, then remove the old queen. He reports twenty eight successes from thirty attempts last season.
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Orange Judd Palmer
Tuberculosis in Cattle Correspondence
A New England farmer writes in support of Dr. Kochs tuberculosis work. He argues indoor confinement and air tight housing worsen cattle TB, while freer, open shelter prior to modern housing reduced disease, noting his long experience and belief in Kochs findings.
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New England
Koch
Samoa
Bees Bite Back in New York Post Office Mail
Beekeeping shipments marked Most Delicate Ring trouble in the New York post office as queen bees escape and sting clerks. A warning to mail bees prompts new handling rules with wooden buses and wire screens, while other odd items like dragonflies also surface in late shipments.
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New York Times
New York Post Office
Post Office
Notable Kaisers Crossing Atlantic Reveals Surprising Names
An Atlantic crossing by Kaiser Wilhelm II and companions prompts reporters to seek access. Passengers include Mme Helene M and Miss Maude Adams, sparking curiosity about who traveled aboard. Nebraska rural free delivery advances promise townlike mail service for farmers, reducing rural life drawbacks.
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New York Times
Mme
Helene M
Maude Adams
Mme. M
Miss Adams
Modjeske
Omaha
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