Passing of the Lie 37 at Indiana Labor Convention
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Evansville report from the State Federation of Labor convention details a near fight after Factory Inspector McAbee labeled delegate Cavins a liar. Resolutions approved include boycotts against a crack trust and Detroit tobacco, support for Indianapolis Union, and calls for a factory inspector. Officers elected: Edgar A. Perkins president, George Trick first vice president, Lillie Fredericks third vice president, W. D. Staunton secretary treasurer, Derrick Peters re-elected. Delegates contributed 26 for anthracite miners.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
McAbee
Cavine
Geman
Terre Haute Gazette
Tobacco Union
Union
Indianapolis
Tral Labor Union
Ration
Bar & Law
Pheven
Depu
Presi Edgar A. Perkins
George Trick
Muncie
Lillie Fredericks
Glass plant manager appeals for protection amid strike
Hartford City Indiana September notice shows Diamond Flint Glass Company manager W J Johnson appealing to Mayor Lucas for protection as youths from Dunkirk gather near the factory. Striking workers claim they are earning more than previously promised and plan action against the strikers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
W. J. Johnson
Diamond Flint Glass Company
Lucas
Dunkirk
Dentists at South Bend Hold Northern Indiana Meeting
The Northern Indiana Dental Society annual meeting convened in South Bend on Sept. 24. William A. McIlhenny gave welcome on behalf of Mayor Fogarty, who was away. Dr. W. O. Vallette of Goshen responded. Dr. F. G. Conklin presented the president's address as a banquet followed for visitors from South Bend and Mishawaka.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Northern Indiana Dental Society
William A. McIlnerny
Board of Public Works
Fogarty
W. O. Vallette
Goshen
F. G. Conklin
Mishawakaey
F. G
W. A. Lee
Will
M. A. Mason
Fort Fayne
E. Hunt
Chicago
Ieee
Big Glass Sale Reported in Indiana Deal
MUNCIE Ind Sept 4 word reached Leopold Mambourg secretary of the Federation Window Glass Company that it sold to the American Window Glass Jobbers Assoc 40000 boxes of window glass to ship on order this is the largest sale in years and may bring a $1400 ration. Mambourg heads for a joint Federation Independent meeting with Ion officials hoping for reorganization and more joiners. The Federation now controls most production and offices shift to Columbus. FAIRMOUNT Ind Sept 4 workers at Headley window glass refuse to desert their union delaying resumption until Oct 15. They resisted wage scale changes and pledged loyalty to Shaon their former leader. ER the Eureka co operative window glass works at Upland saw a potential plant expansion offer rejected by S B Burns president Ralph. The plant continues operations while talks unfold. Pittsburg Sept M Denny Glass Workers meeting urged by Burns to stay away from Independent factories.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Leopold Mambourg
Federation Window Glass Company
Federation
American Window Glass
Cery Mambourg
Fairmount
Headley Window Glass
Denny
L. A
Hartford City
Eureka Co-Operative Window Glass Works
Upland
S. 7
Moregage
Aca
Simon Burns
Ralph
Ac A
Li A
Bottle tank to boost Ball Brothers plant output
In Muncie Indiana on a Friday morning a large new bottle tank will be started at Ball Brothers factory No 1. The upgrade will substantially increase production and will require about 2 percent more employees. The Denny men reported satisfaction with their wages and contracts with independents, signaling no breaks with manufacturers. The Burns organization may respond with a new wage scale.
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Turner Hall
Denny
Burns
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Ball Brothers
Ice Company and Railroad Clash Over Right of Way
In Laporte Indiana the Knickerbocker Ice Company and the Chicago South Shore Railway clash over a right of way for an electric line. Ice workers tore up 600 feet of track on ice company ground after a condemnation dispute. Judge Richter granted a temporary restraining order to halt further damage and a temporary injunction is to be heard. Criminal charges followed against Knickerbocker and Ice president.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Chicago
Chicago & South Shore Railway Company
Michigan City
Ice Company
Pine Lake
Chautauqua
Interurban
Richter
Fee Company
Chambers
South Shore Company
Justice Klockstein
Julius Oh Ms
W. A. Walters
Ice Corporation
Middletown Nears Electric Railroad Franchise
Middletown Indiana moves toward an electric railroad branch of Union Traction Company after a franchise grant. A Daleville branch is planned with surveying finished and construction possibly starting this year. The line may extend to New Castle and Richmond to join Western Ohio Electric system. Laporte opens interurban line to Pine Lake grounds attracting over two thousand visitors as work continues toward Michigan City.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Union Traction Company
M. E. C. Carpenter
Anderson
Daleville
New Castle
Richmond
Western Ohio Electric Railroad
Laporte
Chicago & South Shore Railway Company
Michigan City
Baptist Assembly
Here
Elkhart Residents Subscribe for Traction Line Stock
Elkhart citizens subscribe for 4000 dollars of common stock in the Winona Warsaw Elkhart South Bend Traction Company to secure construction of a Nappanee to Elkhart line. Subscriptions pay half on build and the second half by July 4, 194 if completed. The line will link Chicago Dayton and Cincinnati in a regional network.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Winona, Warsaw, Elkhart & South Bend Traction Company
Nappanee
Chicago
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ertle murder trial defense rests in Portland case
The Ertle murder trial in Portland Indiana closed its defense evidence at 1 40 pm after four more witnesses with no rebuttal testimony. Judge Smith allotted four hours for closing arguments and the case heads to the jury by tomorrow noon. State witnesses including Chris Wine testified to threats and alleged choking of Mrs Ertle. Defense contended Mrs Ertle may have killed herself and cited epilepsy. Harvey Ertle denied the crowding and the coroner described throat wounds. Additional medical witnesses and minor witnesses testified. the evidence tended to weaken the state's case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Ertle
Smith
Chris Wine
Hartford City
Ertie
John F. la Follette
Oscar
Harvey Ertle
Bisel
Brokaw
John W. Hall
Milton T. Jay
J. F. Kidder
Samuel E. Munsey
Seth Brandenburg
Verdict Clears Dr John Selman in Indiana Case
In Greenfield Indiana Judge E W Feit directed a verdict for the defendant Dr John W Selman after the State failed to present sufficient evidence in the case charging criminal practice on the person of Mrs Minnie Claffey who died last January. The jury returned the verdict for the defense yesterday afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Indiana
John W. Selman
Minnie Claffey
Bemias
E. W. Feit
Hayes Trial Near Jury in Gillespie Slaying Case
In Peru Indiana the Hayes case against John Hayes formerly of Madison for killing Clarence Gillespie at a steel mill saloon went to the jury. Hayes testified on his own behalf denying any intention to shoot Gillespie, while detailing his actions and weapon usage during the incident.
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Indianapolis Jornal
Peru
Ind
John Hayes
Madison
Clarence Gillespie
Hayes
Gillespie
Charles Jenkins Acquitted After Aug Fight In Indiana
Muncie Indiana September 4 Charles Jenkins was acquitted this morning of attempting to murder Edward Clarke in a fight last August Jenkins stabbed Clarke three times with near fatal results The court ruled Clarke was the aggressor and Jenkins used a pocket knife in self defense
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Charles Jenkins
Edward Clarke
Jenkins
Clarke
Action Filed To Oust Marion Police Board In Quo Warranto
In Marion Indiana Amsden and Houck for John L Steller filed a quo warranto suit in Grant Circuit Court seeking a writ to force the Marion Police Board to prove authority over appointing patrolmen and directing the force. The complaint cites illegal appointments and warrants lack, and notes a $4000 fund and expected additional suits for damages. In Muncie Anna Hassler sues Charles Guinnip for 1210 alleged losses by her husband in Guinnip's gambling establishment alleging poker faro roulette and other games.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Marion Metropolitan Police Board
Grant Circuit
Amsden & Houck
John L. Steller
South Marion
Pat Antrim
Soe P
Muncie
Anna L. Hassler
John C. Hassler
Fort Wayne
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Charles C. Guinnip
Guinnip
South Walnut Street
Hassler
Epperson Still At Large In Indiana Flight After Shooting
Laurin Epperson the Spaniard who shot Constable Arthur Householder of Mishawaka and Mrs Evans remains at large in South Bend Indiana. A large posse including Sheriff C E McCarty Deputy Sheriffs Bodkin and Cutting and Mishawaka officers Doolittle and Corcoran pursued them through the night and today learned they had passed Osceola around 4 PM. The search along the river bank continues with Elkhart police aid and shotguns.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Laurin Epperson
Arthur Householder
Mishawaka
Twin Branches
Evans
C. E. McCarty
Harley McCarty
W. T. Lott
Alexander Bodkin
James Cutting
J. H. Doolittle
Despondent wife fatally shoots self in Muncie home
Mrs Fanny Rentfrow, despondent over her husband’s illness and long standing spinal disease, shot herself in her parents East North Street home at 10 this morning and died instantly. The incident occurred while she was alone. the jury returned a verdict of suicide.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Fanny Rentfrow
Perry Rentfrow
Joseph Randall
East North Street
Ree Poland
Obituary notices from Rushville area underscore local loss
Alexander Matney aged eighty six pioneer citizen of Rush county died of paralysis at his Glenwood home at 10 this morning six children and widow survive he owned a large farm with a residence in James creek bottoms funeral Friday Salt Creek Church interment Salt Creek Cemetery John Ryan Jr aged seventy one died this morning in West First street of liver trouble born in County Kerry Ireland he was a railroad builder funeral Friday Catholic church interment Calvary Cemetery widow and four children William C Arnett aged seventy two died last night near Arlington of Brights disease lived in Rush county most of life influential Republican wife and one daughter funeral Arlington Methodist Church tomorrow morning at 10 burial Arlington East Hull Cemetery
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Alexander Matney
Rush County
Glenwood
James Creek Bottoms
Salt Creek Church
Harvey Wright
Salt Creek Cemetery
John Ryan, Jr
West First Street
County Kerry
Ireland
Catholc
Father Logan
Calvary Cemetery
William C. Arnett
Arlington
Bright
Arlington Methodist Church
A. J. Sargent
Arlington East Hull Cemetery
Fairmount
John Tomlinson
J. W. Patterson
Winchester
John Hinshaw
Highland County
Ohio
Indiana
Evansville
John Nugent
Jeffersonvile
Dublin
Isabelle Pritlow
Robert Pritlow
Virginia
Shelbyville
Wills Law
Flatrock
Flatrock Christian Church
Franklin
William D. Terhune
Thet
Kenown
Deaths Across Indiana Chronicle Recent Typhoid and War-Era Ills
Reports from Fairmount Winchester Evansville Dublin Shelbyville and Franklin note multiple deaths aged seniors and middle aged. Causes include typhoid fever bronchial illness senile debility and complications from age. Several profiles mention prior public service and family survivors.
Indiana Veteran Regiment Holds 130th Reunion in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana Mrs Esther Hester dies in Marion area heart disease. The 130th Indiana Infantry held its annual reunion at G A R Hall with about eighty survivors attending. The unit served from 1864. muster had 1010 men, fewer than 150 lived to discharge. Mayor Brouse gave the welcome address.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Indiana Infantry
Charles Parish
Wabash
Perry
Howard
Hamilton
Madison
Jay
Grant
Huntington
Wells
G. A
Terre Haute Glass Industry Gains Momentum
Terre Haute Indiana notes a rush of glass workers as factories expand capacity after a ten day revival. Secretary Duncan of the Commercial Club estimates the city’s short housing stock at six hundred, despite a thousand new worker dwellings last year. Many new workers move away from their families to take jobs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Duncan
Commercial Club
Washington man fights deer attack in Indiana pasture
Evansville report says John Hayes of Washington Indiana escaped death after a deer charged him in a pasture. He grabbed the animal by the antlers to slow it, was gored in the face, and sustained serious injuries with uncertain recovery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
John Hayes
Washington
Accident Fatality In Indiana Forest Hunt Ends Life
Osgood. Earl Ferather was shot and killed instantly when hunter John Radican discharged a gun returning home after a day out. Bluffs Bluffton. The Donald Oil Company was formed with $60,000 capital by Lafay ette Williams and three sons of Chicago. W A Kunkle of Bluffton and W S Tate of Montpelier join, Tate selling 900 acres of Blackford county leases with twenty two wells and a daily production of fifty barrels.
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Indianapolis Journal
Osgood
Ind
Earl Ferather
John Radican
Radican
Ferather
Bluffton
Donald Oil Company
Lafayette Williams
Chicago
W. A. Kunkle
W. Tate
Montpelier
Tate
Blackford County
Swine Plague Wrecks South Central Indiana Hogs
Winchester officials report a swine plague sweeping the south central part of the county. Local veterinarians warn losses will amount to thousands of dollars as herds decline and农 health concerns rise in the region.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Degard
Lawrenceburg Man Killed by Big Four Train in Cincinnati
Joseph Shears of Lawrenceburg Ind was run over and killed instantly by a Big Four passenger train at Central Union Station Cincinnati He left a widow and three small children.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Joseph Shears
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Local notices of rescues thefts and elections across Indiana towns
MUNCIE Exalted ruler Charles D Grafton rescued a domestic girl from fire at his home smothering flames with a rug and suffering burns. SOUTH BEND Mrs Arthur Wrightsman seeks her kidnapped son traced to Elkhart. LAGRANGE Dr Arthur L Griffin arrested for practicing medicine without license. FORT WAYNE Fort Wayne Oil and Supply sold to Atlantic Refining for 30000 by local investors. MARION City Council appoints new library board members. WINCHESTER Preparations for Indiana 124th Infantry reunion in Oct. VINCENNES Adams Dunbar and Sebastian jailed for horse theft at Newton. Crumpacker speaks in Monon. athletic association formed at Monon High School.
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Muncie
Charles D. Grafton
Arthur Wrightsman
Plymouth
Elkhart
Topeka
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Oiland Supply Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Cleveland
E. W. Puckett
W. F. Eger
S. B. Fleming
W. J. Vesey
Fisher Brothers
C. H. Worden
Marion
J. H. Forest
George A. H. Shideler
Rev. Gogtae P. Torrence
James 8 Starr
W. C. Raymond
Winchester
Indiana Infantry
Indiana Battery
Vincennes
Charles H. Adams
Harry L. Dunbar
Harry Sebastian
Bicknell
Roscoe Jones
Newton
Monon
Crumpacker
Monon High School
Nash municipal code review by Ohio Senate proceedings
The Ohio Senate as a committee of the whole finished considering the Nash municipal code in Columbus. The bill was reported with a recommendation to pass and a vote was set for next Monday at noon. The franchise clause was struck, a three member commission to study franchises was authorized, and council salaries were set at 100 dollars per year plus 5 dollars per 1 000 inhabitants over 5 000.
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Columbus
Senate
General Assembly
House Code
Cleveland murder duo tied to quarrel over money
Mrs. Charles Heffner of 134 Franklin Hill was shot to death in Cleveland Ohio and her husband severely wounded in a probable homicide by Ludwig Sediasyk a frequent visitor. Authorities cite a money transaction dispute as the motive though details are incomplete as a second shot struck Heffner.
Boer generals issue world appeal for Boer relief
Amsterdam report says Botha De Wet and Delarey call for aid after wars ruin the small Boer nation. They urge charitable contributions from Europe and America to help destitute families, orphans and education, while thanking supporters of concentration camp victims. Signed by the three generals.
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Amsterdam
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
South Africa
England
Great Britain
Europe
America
Beor Nation
General Delarey
London
Hague
Henry Phipps
Arthur White
Rotterdam
Arnold White
Phipps
New York
Southampton
Carnegie Steel Company
Lehman
Kruger
German tariff deadlock deepens as Posadowsky-Wehner objects
Berlin reports a tariff stalemate as the interior secretary Count Von Posadowsky-Wehner declares the government will not accept the bill amended at the first reading. The Reichstag tariff committee then revotes meat and animal duties to the original first reading rates, countering theer's objections.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Interior
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Reichstag Tariff Committee
Coun von Posadowsky-Wehner
Will of Queen Marie Henriette Opens in Brussels
The will of Marie Henriette Queen of the Belgians was opened. It directs burial beside her son and forbids a public lying in state. She bequeaths twelve horses to her private secretary Baron Goffinet who received a new commandership in the Order of Leopold. Other bequests are private.
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Brussels
Marie Henriette
Baron Goffinet
Leopold Todo
Leopold
Chinese force defeats Boxers near Cheng-Tu-Fu
Viceroy Tseng leads two Shan-Si province guard battalions to victory outside Cheng-Tu-Fu. Chinese Foreign Office reports no serious oppression in Shan-Si military actions and says rebel activity reports are exaggerated.
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Peking
China
Tseng
Shan-Si
Cheng-Tu-Fu
Chinese Foreign Office
International News Roundup From Atlantic Telegraphs
Evelyn Baldwin sails on the Germanic from Liverpool to New York. General De Wet mourns his son's death, sapping Boer spirits. Vatican names Monsignor Falconio to Washington. Cologne congress forms an international labor bureau to aid women workers and curb white lead and phosphorus use. General Booth sails Sept 27 for the United States and Canada, planning 25 U S and 11 Canada meetings with Governors Nash and Yates and Senator Hanna as chairs.
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Baldwin-Zeigler
Liverpool
New York
General de Wet
South Africa
Vatican
Diomede Falconio
United States
Washington
International Congress For Legislative Protection
Cologne
International Labor Bureau
General Booth
Salvation Army
London
Exeter Hall
Chicago sportsman Hoffman dies at 103 Washington
Chicago figure M A Hoffman a sportsman brewer and politician dies at his home from apoplexy born to pioneer George Hoffman in 11 and served as president of the Illinois State Sportsman's Association from 1892 promoting the first grand American handicap for trap shooters at Garfield Park in 184 Rich mond Virginia notices Eliza Beth Dallas Tucker daughter of George M Dallas former vice president under Polk dies at Bedford City Virginia born in 18
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W. Hoffman
Washington Boulevard
Hoffman
George Hoffman
Illinois State Sportsman's Association
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Richmond
Elizabeth Dallas Tucker
George M. Dallas
Philadelphia
United States
Polk
Bedford City
Tucker
World’s Fair Names Chief of Sculpture
ST. LOUIS September 4 Frederick Welling ton Ruckstuhl has been named chief of sculptors for the world’s fair. He will direct the modeling of novelties and sculptures. Ruckstuhl is a sculptor of distinction and traces his ancestry to a French Huguenot family.
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ST. Louis
Frederick Wellington Ruckstuhl
Focnans Buetuhl
Fourth annual convention of Retail Druggists in Cleveland
The National Association of Retail Druggists holds its fourth annual convention in Cleveland with about 300 delegates. Cut-rate drug stores are slated as the convention’s central topic of discussion.
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Cleveland
National Association of Retail Druggists
Prairie Fire Threatens Belle Fourche Residents
A raging prairie fire near Belle Fourche Wyoming endangers the town with the entire population fighting the blaze. Reports from Aladdin twenty miles west indicate the fire is destructive and the community mobilizes to defend homes and property as crews battle the flames.
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Belle Fourche
8. D
Aladdin
Wyoming
Erupting Souffriere Volcano Described As Red Cauliflower Cloud
KINGSTOWN Island of St Vincent Sept 22 The Souffriere eruption produced a dazzling efflorescing cloud at 6 PM that rose and changed color from black to gray to silver, then burst into a red cauliflower-like bloom. The display lasted about fifteen minutes and was harmless. Cable repairs between St Lucia and St Vincent and Grenada faced unprecedented difficulties. One end of the St LuciaSt Vincent link rests in eighteen hundred fathoms of water. St Lucia between St Vincent and Martinique lies about forty miles away and has had no tremors, while detentions and rumblings reached St Kitts and Trinidad about one hundred miles distant.
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Island of St. Vincent
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Grenada
Martinique
St. Kitts
Trinidad 4
Mexico City earthquake shakes city splintering pipes
An earthquake felt yesterday afternoon cracked many buildings in Mexico City and today police report water pipes bursting in several streets. The quake was sharp at Puebla causing alarm and disturbances were felt eastward to Vera Cruz and other Gulf coast towns.
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Mexico City
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Gulf of Mexico
Tariff Reformers and the Economy Debate
An Indianapolis Journal reader criticizes tariff reformers for want of clarity and logic. The letter contrasts Democrat free traders who seek revenue only with Republican protectionists who demand both revenue and protection and warns against indiscriminate tariffs on imported goods while defending domestic manufacturing interests.
Cantor Seeks 10000 Damages Over Beard Loss After Streetcar Fall
Simon Kurtz, a New York cantor, sues a city street railway company for 10000 claiming a fall caused him to shave his beard, hindering his ability to perform duties in the synagogue and observe church rules.
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New York
Simon Kurtz
Kurtz
Charges Filed Against New York Fire Chief Croker
Charges against Edward F. Croker chief of the New York fire department were served today. They allege incompetency in managing great fires conversion of public property to private use and conduct as an officer prejudicial to discipline. He is directed to appear for trial next Monday.
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New York
New York Fire Department
Edward F. Croker
Notable Louisville Dentist Found Dead in Home
Dr. George Seymour, a prominent Louisville dentist, was found dead from asphyxiation in his West Chestnut Street residence. The apartment gas had been turned on. the coroner ruled death a self-inflicted case.
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Louisville
George 8. Seymour
West Chestnut Street
Strike of 400 Peoria coopers demands wage rise
Four hundred coopers in Peoria whisky barrel shops began a strike to day seeking a one percent wage increase. The demand was submitted three months ago and the strike was started without notice to the employers.
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Peoria
American woman finds Postum ends coffee woes in Germany
An American living in Munich describes her coffee intolerance and dyspepsia. After trying various remedies she switches to Postum Food Coffee, noting improved digestion and calmer nerves. Her daughter also adopts Postum, and they plan to continue using it.
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Munich
Germany
Dr. 8
Almort
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