Social notices from the Country Club to Moon Tudor wedding
A parade of personal notices covers dinners dances trips and visits. Multiple Indianapolis area residents plan gatherings and travels to Michigan Ohio New York Massachusetts and Virginia with engagements and weddings noted. Special items include the Moon and Tudor wedding in Portland and the Kearns Rohrer marriage in Goshen with local guests and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Elliott Perkins
Chicago
James A. Wildman
Easton
John Parker
Herbert G. Wood
Northport
Mich
W. J. Brown
Newark
Charles Follett
Robert Courtney Wricht
South Carolina
Elliott
Frederick Francke, Jr
Wisconsin
Clarence Stanley
Osterville
Mass
Lucie McDaniel
J. L. McDaniel
Bridgeport
Frank G. Wood
Walloon Lake
Charles Philputt
New York
Allen B. Philputt
West
Herman Munk
Harbor Point
Clifford Arrick
Thousand Islands
E. A. Hendrickson
A. M. de Souchet
Maxinkuckee
Julia Spades
Eleanor Whitcomb
Rockbridge Alum Springs
T. ©. Bridewell
Evansville
William Walker
Bertha Bails
Allisonvile
Helen Campbell
Newton
Ind
W. A. Ketcham
Lilla
Iss Patterson
Cleveland
Anna Mayo
Sylvan Beach
Hne
Er Vial
Henrietta Mayo
Lee
Waukegan
William Johnson
Beach
Samuel Johnson
Harriet Bingham
Emma D. Williams
Gay
Richard Harold McClellan
St. Paul's Church
T. A. Wagner
John Morton
Quaker Hill
N. Y
Frank Dartington
Hyannis Port
L. A. Kinsey
St.aus
Carrie Elliott
Tippecanoe
Grace Manser
Buffalo
Albert Kinsey
Mary Murphy
Joplin
Mary
Nellie Shine
Covington
Sadie Sheering
Mary Cullen
Rosemary Brennan
Marie Kenney
A Clune
Helen Noel
Loretta Gramling
Anastasia O'Donnel
May Cain
Maude Hovey
Georgia Allfree
Estelle Fraught
Anna Tousey
Ada Saylor
Mae Culver
Edith Pearson
Blanche Greenen
Christine Theines
Mai Hastings
Maryen Ine Mary Helmer
Editha
Genevieve Fittrick
Flora Williams
Emma O’brien
Moon—Tudor
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Millie May Tudor
Albert Sidney Moon
W. D. Schwartz
West Main Street
Moon
St. Louis
Sidney
Kemp Tevis wedding opens July in Indiana diary
The report covers two weddings and social notes from Tipton and Kemp, Indiana. It details J H Kemp and Belle Tevis marrying at their home with Rev U S A Bridge officiating, leaving for Atlantic City for a honeymoon, highlighting family ties and local political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FP. Pearce
First Baptist Church
Hervey L. Vannuys
First Presbyterian Church
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Presbyterian Mission Board
Seattle
Wash
Korea
Kemp—Tevis
Indianapolis Journal
Tipton
Ind
J. H. Kemp
Kempton
Belle Tevis
Jefferson Street
U. S. A. Bridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
Heat Prompts Complaints and Unusual Humidity
The city endured a blistering spell with many complaints about heat and melted collars though the weatherman said conditions were not remarkable. Humidity amplified discomfort as evening brought a slow fall in temperatures. Gertrude Springer, a sixteen year old from Haughville, drank laudanum after being barred from a lawn party and was revived after hours of medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Springer
Haughville
Dr. Brown
Frank Springer
Bismark Avenue
Jessie Bartlett Davis Draws Largest Crowd at Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett Davis grows in popularity as crowds swell each night at Fair Bank. She performs again for a special matinee tomorrow and a late show at about 10 o clock to accommodate shopkeepers closing at 9:30. The band runs another rag time program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bartlett ‘Davis
Fair Bank
Great Western Oil Company and Paoli Firm Directors Listed
Indiana Husiness Concerns and The Great Western Oil Company of Ohio complied with state law yesterday. Capital is 25000 dollars. Directors include J. De Kaiser C. W. Diele R. L. Carr PF. C. Phillips and C. G. Muller. The G. W. Thomas Company of Paoli has 8000 dollars capital stock and directors G. W. Thomas Margaret Thomas and Emma Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Oil Company
Ohio
J. de Kaiser
C. W. Diele
R. L. Carr
PF. C. Phillips
C. G. Muller
G. W. Thomas Company
Paoli
Ated
G. W. Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Emma Warren
Slogan to Miners Concludes First Page Discussion
Officials debate how to support the nationwide coal strike while preserving contracts with bituminous operators. Delegates push for larger assessments and rapid money flow to Districts 1 and 7, urging unity and hard bargaining to force a settlement.
Miners Conference Calls for Public Support and Arbitration
The convention proposes united appeals to American trade unions and the public for financial aid to sustain the strike, and a committee to draft an address urging pressure on railroad officers and stockholders to accept arbitration. The speaker emphasizes that adopting these recommendations will protect the organization’s honor and welfare.
Convention's Action Split by Delegates Over Recommendations
At the convention delegates clashed over President Mitchell's recommendations. McKenna pressed to print and distribute the recommendations while others urged time for study. Speakers from anthracite and bituminous fields debated strikes, contracts, and relief funds, with calls for a committee to consider the president's proposals.
Mitchell and Wilson Oppose General Mine Strike Policy
The United Mine Workers leadership faces a pivotal decision as the convention leans away from a broad strike. Mitchell and Wilson would resign if a general suspension occurred. Delegates plan to endorse a contract focus with a revised levy, potentially 2 percent of earnings, or 10 percent in some scenarios, funding defense for affected bituminous and anthracite regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Patterson
Colorado
United Mine Workers
Lorenzo Lewis
Fitzpatrick
Napoleon
Davis
Baer
Patrick Finney
Dempsey
Mitchell
Campbell
Kentucky
Sosa
O Brogeaine
McBride
Lawler
John Fallon
Mine Workers
Wilson
National Treasury
Defense Fund
West Virginia
Illinois miners pledge large donation to anthracite strikers
In a Masonic Hall conference the Illinois miners organization pledged a donation of 100000 or more to the anthracite strikers after already giving West Virginia helpers 50000. The district treasuries total nearly half a million dollars and the delegates endorsed President Mitchells levy to sustain the strike, with Illinois resolute in any necessary assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Masonic Hall
West Virginia
Mitchell
Eight Hour League Leader Visits City for Mine Worker Pay
G L Rockwell, Eight Hour League secretary and national convention official, arrives to enlist mine workers in the movement ahead of the Minneapolis gathering September 22 to 26. The Eight Hour League, formed a bit over a year ago, now lists over 100 members, aims to educate on industrial and labor reforms with free exchanges between employers and employees, and contrasts with the Civic Federation by pursuing economic education rather than strike prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Rockwell
Minneapolis
Civic Federation
Whitehead-Hoag Company
Rockwell
United States
Roosevelt
Hanna
Schwab
The
Steel Trust
Carroll D. Wright
United States Labor Commissioner
Ohio Mine Officials Visit City for Convention
Patrick McBride, commissioner of the Ohio Operators' Association and former United Mine Workers treasurer, is in the city for the convention. W. H. Turner, an assistant mine inspector for Ohio, is also in town but says he has no official business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McBride
Ohio Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
W. H. Turner
Ohio
British unions offer money to support striking miners
A Cleveland dispatch reports Ben Tillet of the British Federation of Trades informed Max Hayes that English trades unionists are ready to contribute funds to the anthracite strike. The letter, telegraphed to President John Mitchell, recalls Tillet's prior UMW convention address in which he voiced strong sympathy for the miners and befriended Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Max Hayes
Ben Tillet
British Federation of Trades
John Mitchell
Tillett
United States
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Breaker Starts in Anthracite as Strike Continues
In Wilkesbarre and Nanticoke Pennsylvania a Susquehanna Company breaker resumes operations, stock coal shipped for shipment, while strikers deny significance. DL&W restarts Taylor washery with 25 old workers as union support grows. Kanawha and New River miners told to resume by July 2 or face eviction from company houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Company
Susquehanna Coal Company
Miners’ Union
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Taylor
Typographical Union and Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
New River
Thurmond
Losses and reserves in state insurance statement
State of Indiana Auditor of State certifies the copied statement of the company’s condition as of June Mth day of June, showing total greatest amount in one risk 418,540.97 and other listed losses and reserves while the original remains on file in the auditor’s office. Official seal and signature of H. Hart, Auditor of State, dated July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ponte County
Spalhens
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
In. H. Hart
Andinoy of State
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Teryk Patter
Idianas
West Atsie
Altes Bry Groels Ga
N. A. Moore Co
North Illinois ST
Telchone
Personal and
New York Tribune
New York Evening Sun
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lafly
New York Sun
Seeeerer
Miss Davis
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Will Monaghan
Streator
Silvia
Watchhorn
W. B. Wilson
Mittee
W. D. Ryan
McKenna
John F. Reese
Laws
William Downey
District 11
Civic Federal
Delegate Love
Iowa
Gilday
Lewis
Aristo Batiste
Dunreith Dimities
St. Gall Swisses
Gibson
Tailor
India
H. P. Wasson & CO
John Fahy
W. H. Haskins
Milwaukee
Harmon & Hall
Tom Street
Oversea
British Federation of Trades Wishes
Culver Military Academy
Catale Culver Military Academy
Culver
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Weilenampad Gymnasium
Redonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Royal Frontenac
Michigan
J. R. Hayes
C. A. Brant
Park Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Wibing’s Cash Furniture
Washington Street
Broadstreet, Newark, N. J
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Edward L. Dobbins
Total Assets
Newton Claypool
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