Armstong Surgical Makers Ad Offerings and Phrasing
An advertisement lists hospital supplies including rubber goods beds pillows chairs cushions and other items from WM H Armstrong and Co at Meridian Street Indianapolis. The rest is an antiquated diplomatic report noting U S interest in Central America and pending treaties with allied nations with Bowen as plenipotentiary and arrangements for signing a protocol.
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Invalid
WM. H. Armstrong & C0
Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
President pardons Guilford for Indiana robbery case
The President pardoned Martin Guilford who in November 182 pleaded guilty to robbing an Indiana man and was sentenced to eighteen months in the Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. Pardoning was granted on the recommendation of prison physicians who said he was in the last stages of consumption. Byron Waits of Michigan was named by the secretary as president of the board of general appraisers in New York, succeeding Fisher. Shaw and family will sail for Europe in July. the secretary’s trip will be brief and his family will remain until autumn. Navy officials report Assistant Surgeon K. Faith, son-in-law of the late Scott of San Francisco, joins the service.
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Washington, May
Martin Guilford
Indiana
Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Byron
Waits
Michigan
General Appraisers
New York
Fisher
Shaw
Bhabie Two Peas
Texas
Navy Department
K. Faith
As & Son
Scott
San Francisco
Army Orders Postpone Transfers and Leaves of Absence
Washington May 5. A long list of Army officer assignments and leaves of absence is issued. Capt John R Procter Jr moves from Seventy six Coast Artillery to the One hundred eighth. Several contract surgeons receive one month extensions. Maj Joseph H Willard and First Lt Lewis Ryan receive transfers and duty adjustments. Capt John W Jones ordered to Rock Island and Watervliet arsenals for field material work.
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Washington
John R. Procter, Jr
Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Lewis H. Wheeler
Robert J. McAdory
Joseph H. Willard
of Engineers
Lewis §. Ryan
Thirti Company
John W. Jones
Ordnance Department
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Watervliet Arsenal
Watervliet
N. Y
William P. Stone
George L. R. Irwin
Francis R. Shunk
Corps of Engineers
Engineers
St. Augustine
Fla
Fort Grant
Arizona
Marcellus
Mich
John V. Green
Fort Bayard
Newxico
Willis P. Coleman
Ninth Infantry
Angel Island
California
Madison Barracks
New York
Benjamin H. Cheever
Sixth Cavalry
Department of Dakota
W.B. Renziehausen
Fourth Cavalry
Kyle Rucker
Second Cavalry
Rucker
Victor H. Birdman
George K. Wilson
Fifth Infantry
Pemveriga
Harry O. Perley
William R. Bettison
West Point
United States Military Academy
George B. Comly
Third Cavalry
Boise Barracks
Idaho
Gwynn R. Hancock
Artiery Corps
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Coast Artenant
Chinese Laundries Face Labor Strife In Chicago
Chinese workers flock to Chicago to take laundry jobs as 120 men in 20 Chinese laundries fall behind. Waiters in downtown restaurants wear black jackets amid a strike by nearly 200 colored waiters over replacement by white workers. Spies alleged as union tensions rise with manufacturers and printers. Parry reported by President M C Mc Connell as strike conditions in Omaha draw concern.
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Chicago, May
Chicago
Hip Lung
Chinatown
San Francisco
Sam Lee
H. H. Kohlsaar & Co
Dearborn Street
Alleged Spies Spotted At Machinists Convention Milwaukee
Milwaukee May 5 A sensational expose of alleged spies in the employ of manufacturers posing as union men at the International Association of Machinists convention is said to take place tomorrow. Four men including a delegate faced with possible public exposure and one claimed to be an agent of the National Metal Trades Association confessed under the sweat box. James O Connell, Machinists president, was ill today. A fight against piece work and multi machine operation is urged, with a possible shift to regular day rates.
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Milwaukee
Wis
International Association of Machinists
O'Connell
National Metal Trades Association
Metal Trades Association
James O'Connell
The
Machinists
Turner Hall
P. J. Conlon
Cleveland
Mr. O'Connell
David M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Cincinnati
Robert Wuest
E. F. Dubrul
Chicago
Sharpenters strike for shorter hours and higher pay
Sixty sharpenters at a shipyard struck on Tuesday seeking shorter hours and higher wages. About one hundred bull laborers joined the action in Cleveland to enforce the protest.
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Cleveland
Labor unrest across multiple cities disrupts work and wages
Reports show strikes and labor actions from New York to Philadelphia, with workers demanding higher pay and shorter hours. Subways, collieries, and textile mills pause operations as unions press for wage hikes and reduced shifts, while allied trades seek to block potential lockouts and secure concessions.
Indians In The List Princeton Seminary Graduates Fifty One Divines
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Princeton N J May 5 Fifty eight Presbyterian divines were graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary today It was the ninety first commencement and the first graduation since Dr Patton formerly president of the university became head of the seminary Among the graduates was G M White nack of Crawfordsville Ind a graduate of Wabash College and recently called to the First Presbyterian Church of Wrightsville Pa During his college days he was president of his class played on the football team in the seasons of 1898 and 1899 at left tackle and was one of the senior Baldwin essayists Graduates from Indiana who received diplomas are Ezra Allan Van Nuys Paul Gustavus Viehe George Miner Whitenack Gibson Wilson and Victor Barr Demaree Those from Ohio are Charlies Lewis Nebel Harry Baldwin Roberts Augustus Taylor Schleich Walter Lowrie Whallon and John McClellan Ferguson Shakichi Hata of Tokio Japan who expects to return to his native land to engage in missionary work was also a graduate The following fellowships and prizes were announced The George 8 Green fellowship in Hebrew yielding 600 awarded to W C Brewer Vinton Ia the William Henry Green fellowship in didactic and polemic theologies yielding 600 awarded to B F Paist Cornwall Pa first Maitland New Testament prize to Gerrett Vorkugl Parkville Mo Old Testament literature prize to H M Robinson White Bear Minn Scribner prize New Testament exegesis to 1 E Wallace Iva S C
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Indianapolis Journal
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Patton
G. M. Whitenack
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
First Presbyterian Church
Wrightsville
Baldwin
Indiana
Ezra Allan van Nuys
Paul Gustavus Viehe
George Miner Whitenack
Gibson Wilson
Victor Barr Demaree
Ohio
Charlies Lewis Nebel
Harry Baldwin Roberts
Augustus Taylor Schleich
Walter Lowrie Whallon
John McClellan Ferguson
Shakichi Hata
Gerrett Vorkugl
Parkville
H. M. Robinson
White Bear
Minn
1. E. Wallace
Changes in Indiana Law School summer terms and tuition
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Bloomington Indiana May 5 Judge Reinhard announces the law school summer session will extend from six to ten weeks, aligning with other terms and preserving credits toward a LL B in two years. Tuition changes include library fee per term, with scholarships removed. Also Harvard note.
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Law School
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Reinhard
Indiana University Law School
Law
Department of
Liberal Arts
Duty of Mothers Conference Opens in Detroit
A National Congress of Mothers session began at Central M E Church Detroit May 5 with Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia delivering the opening address She urged unity to raise moral standards and pressed for uniform divorce laws education reforms child labor laws and greater teacher parent collaboration She warned against plural marriages in Utah as a national blot and called for public schools to include manual training and supervised play periods.
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Detroit
Mich
National Congress of Mothers
M. E. Church
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress
Congress
United Womanhood
Mothers’ Congress
Utah
America
Grover Cleveland urged to stay home and accept presidency
The New York Commercial questions why Grover Cleveland should be forced to remain content at home when thousands of energetic young men are ready to take on the presidential duties.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Conde Company Sells Studebaker Cars for Investment
The H. T. Conde Company sells thirty one Studebaker cars with required sets of ea to Ken nin Brothers for investment totaling 10000 dollars.
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H. T. Conde Company
Studebakeria
Kennin Brothers
Roosevelt Visits New Mexico in Honor of Rough Riders
President Roosevelt spent May 5 in Santa Fe and Albuquerque with Rough Riders acting as guards of honor. He spoke at the Capital to about ten thousand, visited San Miguel Church, baptized the son of Rough Rider sergeant Armijo, and met school groups before touring Fort Marcy and the Albuquerque end of the trip.
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Santa FE
N. M
Roosevelt
Capitol
New Mexico
West
San Miguel Church
United States
Anthony Fourchegu
George W. Armijo
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Unit States Indian School
St. Michael's College of Lorette Academy
St. Catherine’s Indian
Presbyterian Mission School
Old Palace
Fort Marcy
Yor Sparke
M. A. Otero
Liberty
New Mexico Historical Society
Albuquerque
President Roosevelts Albuquerque Stop Highlights irrigation and citizenship
In Albuquerque during a Western trip President Roosevelt spoke from a decorated stand before about five thousand people on irrigation and good citizenship. He viewed a tableau of New Mexico seeking statehood and received a Navajo saddle blanket at the Commercial Club. Governors Otero and Brodie accompanied him as he prepared to continue toward the Grand Canyon.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Alvarado Hotel
New Mexico
Gam
Uncle Sam
Sera Neen
Alvarado
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Otero
Brodie
Arizona
Santa Fe
Refused President's Hand Shown by Omaha Hackman Joke
In Omaha on May 5 last Monday night John English the hackman who drove President Roosevelt refused to shake hands when the President offered his hand. The President reddened and the escort's faces fell before English quickly grasped the hand thinking it was a tip.
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Omaha
Neb
John English
United States
English
Hackman
Roosevelt
Union Station
Collision of Hamilton and Saginaw Near Virginia Coast
Witnesses recount fog shrouded collision as the Hamilton sinks the Saginaw off the Virginia coast. extract details include rapid speed, whistles, and lifeboat launch with sixteen rescued, four of them white. The Hamilton, with prior accidents, is noted to have a history of collisions since its launch in 1899.
Collision in English Channel Damages Two Ocean Liners
The Atlantic transport line steamer Marquette under Captain Richardson from London to New York and the North German Lloyd steamer Preussen under Captain Prehn from Hamburg to the Far East collided in a fog in the English Channel Monday night. Both ships reached Southampton for repairs after the incident.
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Southampton
England
Atlantic Transport Line
Marquette
Richardson
London
New York
Preussen
Prehn
Hamburg
Far East
English Channel
Obituary: Judge A E Maxwell Among Last Confederate Senators
Chipley Fla May 6 Judge A E Maxwell the last survivor of the Confederate State Senate except Senator West died at eighty three He served in Congress 1853 to 1857 was Confederate state senator 1862 to 1865 and became a State Supreme Court judge in 1886 continuing in public service until his death.
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Chipley, Fla
A. E. Maxwell
West
State Senate
Maxwell
Congress
State Supreme Court
Prominent St Louis Surgeon Dr Bryson Dies at 55
In St Louis Dr John P Bryson a leading surgeon died of heart failure aged fifty five after being stricken in Forest Park while en route to the world’s fair ceremonies. Separate notices from Des Moines Kansas City and Milwaukee report the deaths of Mrs James Miller’s daughter missionary Mrs Edward B Haskell in Salonica Clara Eskridge widow governor Vrvridge’s daughter in Kansas and Erasmus Cole former chief zeevee of the Wisconsin Sun Court aged eighty four.
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ST. Louis
John P. Bryson
Bryson
Forest Park
Des Moines
James Miller
Cedar Falls
Edward B. Haskell
Salonica
Turkey
Haskell
Iowa State Normal School
Oberlin University
Kansas City
Clara Eskridge
Gove c. Vvridge
Kansas
John Steele
Milwaukee
Erasmus Cole
Zeevee
The
Wisconsin Sun Court
Collision at Sea Concluded with Panic and Lifeboat Loss
Report details a ship collision where crew members slept through the disaster. Panic followed the awakening as lifeboats were prepared and launched. Captain Tunnell ordered women first, but the boat from the Saginaw ferried away and the frightened colored women perished. Captain Boaz of the Hamilton gave a press statement about fog and conditions.
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Hamilton
Saginaw
C. K. Berwin
New York
Ogee
Lane
Tunnell
Boaz
Charles
Former Mayor Christianson Found Dead in Garwin
Garwin former mayor Christianson was found dead on his home stairway with a shotgun by his side. The coroner ruled accidental shooting, though indications favored death by his own action.
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Marshalltown
Christianson
Garwin
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advert Paraphrase
A vintage advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy used for over fifty years by mothers for children. It claims to soothe, ease pain, relieve wind, and regulate bowels as the best diarrhoea remedy and notes global distribution with pricing details.
No Use Harps In The Dark Corridor
Fragmentary text from New York Evening Sun references a scene with a wall, a floorwalker, and three rooms on a top floor. The excerpt includes phrases about a spirit, stony demeanor, and vague directions left of a right-hand aisle.
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New York
St. Peter
Tarkington Busy Indiana Man Completes Sacature Task
Newton Booth Tarkington of Indiana is described as a busy man who has completed a task related to sacsature, with the text noting his ongoing activities and workload.
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Toledo Bee
Newton Booth Tarkington
Indiana
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Kan
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Council of Allied Building Trades
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New Orleans
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