Labor Discord Over Roosevelts Message At Capitol
The Roosevelt message splits labor and party lines as Democrats praise the income tax and anti campaign contribution provisions while labor leaders oppose parts of labor policy. Gompers faces pressure from unions backing a ship subsidy and a salary rise for legislators splits the scene at Congress.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Capitol
Congress
California
Roosevelt
Anderson native Roscoe Stiles Returns to Health through Blacksmith Work
Dee Roscoe Stiles, former Green River College student from Maysville Kentucky, now works in a Weet Eighth street blacksmith shop in Anderson Indiana. Doctors warned he must abandon teaching for outdoor labor, but he chose tough manual work to regain health. He also studies science at a nearby laboratory and recently attended a scientists meeting in Pittsburgh.
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Anderson
Ind
Dee
Roscoe Stiles
Green River College
Maysville
Weet Eighth Street
Blue Chase
Stiles
Tie
Pittsburg
Portrait Unveiling of President Angell at University Hall
In Ann Arbor Michigan on December 10 a $2000 portrait of President Angell by Artist Chase was unveiled before a large audience. Angell was represented by his son Professor Jan Angell of the University of Chicago. Donations funded the portrait through the Michigan Union with letters of congratulation from Princeton Harvard Yale and others. Professor Trenry M Bates unveiled the work and Professor Jenks of Cornell delivered the main address. Regent Losal A Kiappen accepted the portrait. That night the Michigan ten held a banquet and announced the purchase of the Judge Covey home as a clubhouse for Michigan students.
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Mich
Angell
Chase
Jan Angell
University of Chicago
Michigan Union
Trinceton
Harvard
Yale
Joan Hopkins
Vennaylvania
Dartmouth
Trenry M. Bates
Jenks
Cornell
Addess
Losal A. Kiappen
Michigan Ten
SCU
Judge Covey
Michigan
Death of Bishop Seymour in Springfield Diocese
Right Rev George Franklin Seymour first bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Springfield died at 7 a m Saturday at his home 443 South Seventh Street He had been ill for some time with pneumonia and advanced age Born January 5 1829 in New York City his family traces to Norman times His successor likely will be Right Rev Edward William Osbern coadjutor bishop of the diocese
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Springfield
George Franklin Seymour
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
South S&s
Cond Street
Seymour
Ben
Neumonia
City of
New York
Willam the Conqueror
Edward William Osbern
Kilgallen Superintendent Crushed Between Engine and Freight Cars
Tracey Kilgallen superintendent of the Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer railroad and member of a prominent Chicago family was crushed to death. He stood on the locomotive footboard and was caught between the cambers of a freight car and the engine.
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Chicago
Tracey Kilgallen
Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad
Kilgallen
Fatal bar room shooting in Bay City feud ends life
Fred Wistpointer, a farmer, was shot through the heart and killed by Chris Pederson in Pedersons roac house bar room. Eyewitnesses say Pederson was knocked down twice by Wistpointer earlier, amid a week of bad blood between Pederson and the Wistpointer brothers.
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Bay City
Mich
Fred Wistpointer
Farmer
Chris Pederson
Roac
Pederson
Wistpointer
Wistpointer Brothers
Poisonous illness hits three children near town
Casey, The Tree, Roy aged 10, Mamie 18, and Maude 16, daughters of Mr and Mrs William Comer, five miles west of the city, fell ill nearly ten days ago with poisonous symptoms. Mamie died. the other two children remain in danger.
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Casey
Roy
Mamie
Maude
William Commer
Death of William Tappen Found In Alley in Anderson
The body of William Tappen, a prominent resident of Anderson, was found in an alley behind a cigar store at Ninth and Main. A revolver lay beside him as the coroner investigates a death that may be murder or self-inflicted. No motive is yet known.
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Anderson
Ind
William Tappen
Ninth
Main Streets
Fire destroys restaurant and damages block in Indianapolis
A kitchen fire at Frank V. Schrottky's restaurant on Meridian and Pearl streets caused $75,000 in losses. Kipp Bros. athletic goods dealers also suffered damage, and the four story rear building was gutted in the flare up.
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Indianapolis
Frank V. Schrottky
Meridian
Pearl Streets
Kipp Bros
Prisoner Moore Refuses Legal Help in West Murder Case
In Springfield Missouri on December 10 Gerard Moore the Boisdare mail carrier who killed Clara West openly refuses to meet an attorney hired by the prisoner's relatives to defend him. When the lawyer entered his cell Moore exclaimed Take him away I don t care how soon they haug me.
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Springfield
Garlad Moore
Boisa d
Clara West
Moore
Embossed Stationery Gift Line Promotes Christmas Orders
The Journal office highlights embossed stationery as a pretty Christmas gift option. Orders for delivery before Christmas should be filed soon. The shop invites inquiries to view the line and notes embossed stationery is an acceptable gift for anyone.
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Journal
Quiet title sought on Doig Doig real estate in Washington Iowa
John G Moriarty sues to quiet title to Lot 2 3 4 5 Doig Addition South Washington Iowa describing the land and a long chain of parcels. The petition claims absolute ownership in fee simple, adverse possession for over two years, and seeks barrier and estoppel against all unknown claimants and heirs. Publication notice issued for six weeks in Washington Evening Journal.
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Jonathan Wilson
Jonathan HH. Wilson
Alice Wilson
Jas. R. Doig
Agnes L. Doig
James K. Doig
James Doig
W. K. Jeffrey
Laura Mott
A. Phelps
Albert Phelps
James White
No, Wheeler
James Mott
Dantel Haynes
Eliza Jane Haynes
Janes R. Dole
J.M. Wagner
Harret Wagoner
Esher Foresman
Esther J. Foresman
H. D
James Kh. Doig
Helen Johnson
Louise Free
Rankin Doig
Robert L. Doig
Annaspray
Ella Doig
Rolla Doig
James T. Wilson
John M. Wilson
Jonathan H. Wilson
Washington County
Iowa
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Additio
South
Washington
Trict
Henderson & Thorne
Washington Evening Journal
Byron W. Preston
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