Useful Articles for Invalids and Election Shuffle
An Indianapolis page notes catalog items for invalids from WM. H. Armstrong & Co. and records a Republican city committee update on polling places for primaries. Changes list several ward precincts and street addresses. The piece mentions a pledge from C A Bookwalter and John McGregor, plus a Civic Alliance slate for Councilman at large and a rally by colored Republicans for W A Bristol.
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Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Third Ward
Pennsylvania Street
East
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Ward
Wing
Canal Streets
Tenth Ward
South
Meridian Street
Fifteenth Ward
South Meridian Street
Thirteenth Ward
Morris Street
The
Civic Alliance
John L. McFarland
Harry M Halderman
Lewis W. Cooper
John A. Puryear
George J. Strobel
William H. Wheeler
Charles A Bookwalter Campaign Ends At City Meetings
Republican mayoral hopeful Charles A Bookwalter held a large noon meeting at Atlas engine works and wrapped up his campaign with meetings in the Fourth Sixth and Fourteenth wards marking the end of his bid.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Atlas Engine Works
McGregor Meeting Draws Warm Crowd At 131 East Court Street
A large McGregor meeting last night at 131 East Court Street featured remarks by Mr. McGregor Councilman Munro Lew Shank Fred W. Gaul and other council hopefuls. The Marion Club will receive primary returns tonight at the club house.
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McGregor
East Court Street
Mr. McGregor
Munro
Lew Shank
Fred W. Gaul
Marion Club
Constitution Wins Long Island Sound Race Over Columbia
New York July 2 The Constitution beat the Columbia by four minutes and eighteen seconds on a twenty-one mile course off Long Island Sound in light breeze. The New York Yacht Club regatta featured ships like America and the Columbia, with America appearing as the historic schooner. Finish times show Constitution ahead of Columbia as start and finish details are listed.
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New York
Constitution
Long Island Sound
Coltumbia
New York Yacht Club
Layard
Glencove
Matiniconk Point
Revere
Eaton
America
Shamrock Sr
Columbia
Mr. Ashbury
Cambria
Livonia
Detroit Yacht Wins Canada's Cup Second Trial Race
CHICAGO July 2 The second trial race for the Canada's cup was sailed in a northeast wind of about twenty mph and won by the Cadil Ks of Detroit. Minols, Minota, and Prairie followed in order. the last three boats were from Chicago. The Milwaukee, winner of the first race, lost its rudder before starting and withdrew. The Yankee of Chicago and Orion of Milwaukee turned back and did not complete the course.
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Chicago
Cadil Ks
Detroit
iMinols
Minota
Prairie
Milwaukee
Yankee
Orion
Moonshiner Pursuit Quiet After Reinf orcement Riders
Monterey Tennessee July 2 The Nashville posse reinforcing revenue raiders reached the area under Revenue Agent Chapman and U S Marshal Overs. They found no definite information on the moonshiners or wounded mountaineers. Deputy marshal Thomas Price is alive but barely. Corder Mackay, the posse leader, is not seriously hurt. Secret plans suggest officers may ride at any hour.
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Monterey
Tenn
Nashville
Chapman
United States
Overs
Thomas Price
Corder Mackay
Bodies of two boys found in millpond near Jacksboro
In Knoxville a coroner's jury concluded that Wheeler and Mynattatmaker, aged eleven and fourteen, were murdered by stabbing and beating and their bodies were tossed into a millpond near Jacksboro Tennessee. The community is in an uproar with suspicions about the killer.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wheeler
Mynattatmaker
Jacksboro
Philadelphia Defeats Boston In Close Tenacity At Home
Philadelphia edged Boston in a stubborn game at Philadelphia on July 22. Orth pitched well for Philadelphia while the home team won the seventh inning on a sequence of singles walks a sacrifice and a wild pitch. Batteries Willis and Kittredge Orth and McFarland.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Orth
Rhe Seneces
Real
Southern Association Scores Reported From Several Games
In Little Rock Memphis beaten 7 to 2. Selina and Birmingham tied at 1. New Orleans defeated Shreveport 5 to 4. Chattanooga led Nashville 3 to 2 in a series of regional results.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Selina
Birmingham
New Orleans
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Nashville
Amalgamated Strikers Warn Workers To Stay Idle
The Amalgamated Association issues its first strike bulletin from Pittsburgh urging members not to work to win the dispute with the American Steel Hoop Company. Warnings against drinking during a potential nonunion importation and calls for a summer shutdown cited. Officials seek settlement while noting quiet at Wellsville McKeesport and Vandergrift.
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Fittsburg
Wellsville
McKeesport
Duncansville
American Steel Hoop Company
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Journal
Shaffer
Vandergrift Mills
American Sheet Company
Vandergrift
Pittsburg
Friends of the Fenee
Monessen
Donner
Opening day Grand Circuit at Cleveland Driving Park
Opening day features ideal weather and large crowds as 2:10 trotters race. Sister Alice wins both heats, Shadow Chimes upset by breaking near the wire, and Bets favor the Geers entry. Also reports colorful purses and results for 2:10 trot, 2:13 pace, and 2:00 pace events with Metallas, Martha Marshall, and Audubon Boy notable performers. Marion meet opens next, promising speed and large fields across multiple races.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Driving Park
Cleveland Driving Park Company
Abe Barnard
Alice
Nonomie
Martha Marshall
Metallas
Ed Geer
Shadow Chimes
Audubon Boy
Geers
B. m
Baron Wilkes
King Chim da Phrase
Lockwood
Venus
Sander
Annie Burns
G. m
Wilson
Phoebe Childers
Lawn Stambouiet
B. S
Fou
Marshall SereDerel Ass Nonamie
Helm
Twinkle
Br. m
B. G. oErwl
Metellas
Mambrino Rae
Shillinglaw
Anne Wilkes
McDonald
Lady Thisbee
Bik. m
Kenney
Macey
Clara Kimball
Jamieson
Big
Turner
B. G
J. J
Mississippi King
Cookersiaray
Burns
Teddy F
King Willis
Jarmieson
Fred Pabst
Tremaine
Clayte Wilton
Garfield
Bryan
St. Patrick's Belle, B. m
Swisher
Piled runs, dazed Powell lose as Wallaces triple wins
In St Louis Chicago racks five runs on Jack Powell who exits the game dazed. Sudhoff limits Chicago while Hughes is benched in a tied sixth. Wallace belts a three bagger off Root to decide the tilt in the eighth. Milwaukee benefits from Dunn wild throw in sixth to seize a two run victory over Baltimore as Sparks and Maloney combine on the mound.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Jack Powell
Sudhoff
Hughes
Wallace
Root
Milwaukee
Howell
Sparks
Haliman
Friel
Anderson
Detroit Beats Boston in 12 Inning Thriller
Detroit wins a 12 inning affair over Boston as Gleason drives in the decisive run after Schreckenkost throw to second base. Boston tied in the seventh and again threatened in the tenth before Detroit pulls ahead.
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Detroit
Boston
Schrenckengost
Gleason
Lke
Casey
Schreck
Barrett
Strikes Spread as 67000 Workers Walk Out in Four Cities
New York city area including Brooklyn Brownsville and Newark reports 67000 on strike demanding a fifty nine hour week higher wages and bond guarantees to ensure pay for workers. Disorder erupts as strikers urge coworkers to quit revolvers drawn but no shots fired about a dozen arrests made.
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New York
Garment Makers
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Newark
Hawthorne reopening hosts two week meeting with injuries
Chicago July 22 Hawthorne track reopened for a two week meeting. In races two year olds Dont You Dare fell and The Cedar stumbled. Boyd broke his collarbone. Pilon Yor fell. Mazo tumbled. Filionars rider injured. Lloyd injured then recovered. Favorites mostly won with Miss Bennett Red Tip May Roy Cambrian Robert Waddell Laureate among top winners.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Munroe
Boyd
Pilon Yor
Mazo
Filonars
Illisen
Lloyd
Mate
Filion @ Or
Miss Bennett
Red Tip
May Roy
Cambrian
Robert Waddell
Laureate
Grand Rapids Tops Fort Wayne With Two Home Runs
Grand Rapids defeated Fort Wayne 3 to 1 in Fort Wayne on July 22. Jacobs and Bailey hit home runs for Grand Rapids. Batteries Fricken and Mullen for Fort Wayne and Futter Bailey a Grim umpire Criss. Attendance not listed.
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Jacobs and
Bailey
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grand Rapids
Jacobs
Fricken
Columbus Beats Poorly Fielding West In Damp Tilt
In Wheeling on July 2 Columbus rallied as McMackin delivered when needed while Killen shut down a fierce rally. West faltered with muffed chances and a strong stop by a fielding unit defined the game.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
Mickey Killen
McMackin
Musketeer tops Glen Cove handicap at Brighton Beach
In Brighton Beach action on July 22 favorites led four races with The Musketeer winning the Glen Cove handicap, followed by Lady Raanor Mystic Shriner Zirl and Brigadier among other winners.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Musketeer
Glen Cove
Lady Raanor
Mystic Shriner
Zirl
the Musketeer
Larson
Brigadier
ST. Louis
Mark Gumbert
Lunar
Delmar
Sweet Dream
Wild Katie
Runnells
Fessse Barnes
Brulare
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
St. David
Lucrusia
Belle Court
Edwin Kenton
Euclaire
Magog
Strike Ends and Mills Resume Amid Labor Activity
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania the stationary firemen strike was declared off at a joint meeting of strikers and the United Mine Workers executive board. Fall River factories shut down until July 2 and mills reduced output this year. After a two month strike Lehigh Valley Railroad machinists return to work individually. Republic Iron and Steel Toledo mill to resume by August 1 with 400 workers and a monthly payroll of 9000. The eighth biennial session of the Grand Lodge of Theatrical Mechanics Association opened in Philadelphia with 26 subordinate lodges represented.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Fall River
Mass
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Toledo
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Grand Lodge
the Theatrical Mechanics’ Association of the
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Multiple Labor Strikes Roil Rail and Metal Trades Across States
Baltimore grand master Frank Eiine opened a convention as a nationwide wave of strikes expands. About 160 workers on the St. Louis Terminal line walkout, with 28 collar cutters in Troy, New York, protesting apprentice hiring bans. Findlay Ohio mill workers quit over wage cuts, while 1,300 at Sharon Pennsylvania’s steel casting facility face crippling disruption. Lancaster Pennsylvania’s iron workers seek a higher tonnage rate, and Scranton’s Delaware Lackawanna workers return to old wages after eight weeks out. Allis-Chalmers workers remain out. five telegraph operators are jailed on mail obstruction charges on the Choctaw line in Arkansas.
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Frank Eiine
Baltimore
St. Louis Terminal Association
Troy
N. Y
Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio
Findlay
American Steel Casting Company
Sharon
Pennsylvania Iron Company
Lancaster
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Scranton
Allis-Chalmers Company
S. H. Barnes
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Choctaw Road
Brinkley
Ark
Forrest City
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
May Stay in England
Mrs. Hanna, the divorced wife of Daniel R. Hanna, who left New York with her children on the Cam pania for London, says she cannot see why there is fuss about her affairs. She claims the court gave her absolute control of the children and that Mr. Hanna consented to the departure. She plans to bring up the boys in England possibly sending for her horses, and notes recent mental strain while staying with friends in London.
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London
New York
England
Eton
Oxford
British tuberculosis congress opens with royal message
London July 22 The British congress on the prevention of consumption opened today with Duke of Cambridge presiding. A telegram from King Edward urged a strong universal effort to combat tuberculosis and a £120,000 gift was announced to fund the first public sanitarium after congress recommendations. Naples July 22 Signor Francesco Crispi is exhausted and near death, with family and friends gathered as he endures multiple cataract operations without regaining full health.
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London
Duke of Cambridge
Congress
Edward
Naples
Francesco Crispi
Five Trainmen Hurt In Collision Near Cleveland
A heavy freight train on the Big Four collided with a heavily loaded passenger train at Columbia station eighteen miles west of Cleveland. Five trainmen were injured but not seriously. Names include Station Agent Harris of Bellefontaine C Rath of Cleveland J F Clark mail clerk of Cincinnati and two other railroad men unnamed.
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Cleveland
Columbia Station
Harris
Bellefontaine
C. Rath
J. F. Clark
Cincinnati
Rest for Mrs Nation in Topeka District Court
Carrie Nation was fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Hazen for disturbing the peace in a Sunday raid in Topeka last March. No appeal. Nation must serve the sentence in prison.
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Topeka. Kan
Carrie Nation
Hazen
District Court
Nation
Jury guidance at Pan-American exposition awards
Jurors for the Pan-American exposition class awards gathered in Buffalo. Superintendent Pritchett urged judging exhibits by perspective and relations to other interests, stressing that a flawless article must justify a top prize within overall context.
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Buffalo
Bureau of Awards
Pritchett
Steamer City of New Baltimore Reported Sinking
The City of New Baltimore, Captain Maher, running between Saginaw and Towns City, is reported sinking in the river channel near Carrolton after likely striking a snag. A tug has gone down to rescue passengers and crew.
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Saginaw, Mich
City of
New Baltimore
Maher
Saginaw
Towns City
Carrolton
Alabama Convention Adopts Section 45 On Dueling Suppression
The Alabama constitutional convention yesterday adopted Section 45 of the executive department. It provides that the Legislature shall pass penal laws as they deem expedient to suppress the evil practice of dueling.
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Alabama
Executive Department
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Eddy Street
South Illnois Street
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Harry Perk
Civic Alliance Indorsement
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Southern Association
Strikers’ Bulletin
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Alice—Har
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Indianapolis Journal
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Powell, Sudhoff and Ryan
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Maloney
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Farwell
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General Labor News
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Big Four Railway
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Indianapolis
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Indiana
Warnesneer Oo
Clinton G. Wiggins
Wawasee, Ind
Lily & Stainaker Lia
Pipysicians
Fai Osteopathy Ssi
Stevenson Building
J. F
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North
Pennsylvanis Street
Otter House
Prams Tis
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Astra
SES J. Matist
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