Miners Walkout At Cabal & Company Mines
The Cabal & Company mines idle as workers vote to strike over union recognition. A posted notice declares mines will operate as unorganized sites with both union and nonunion labor paid at union prices. A further report mentions possible additional miners’ meeting and a contrary notice from the United Mine Workers.
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Notine
Cube & Company
Cabal & Company
Thurg
Wnidn
Nonmunion Unien
Caper & Co
Indianapolis
Jabér
Washington
Tad
The
United; Mine Workers
Cabal '& ‘Company
Union of
the United: Mine Workers, of
America
Riney
Dr Kings New Life Pills and Allen's Foot Ease Advertised
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for headache relief and blood purification at 25 cents with money back. Allen’s Foot-Ease promises comfort for sore feet and bunions, shipping by mail for 50 cents, with other remedies for grip and general weakness offered by local druggists.
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Allen
Allen, Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Ghamteriain Remedy Promoted in Andersonville Ad
An old notice from Andersonville Indiana touts Ghamteriain as a universal remedy for fevers colds and coughs. It claims the preparation cured the writer after suffering and offers the bottle as safe medicine through local druggists.
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Ghamteriain
Medicina
Horad
Andersonville
Ind
Miners and Operators Hold Meeting as Strike Looms
Commissioners and union leaders convene to negotiate a possible agreement as mines remain shut. Officials discuss defraying costs and preparing for state convention dates in April and May, with tensions persisting over a potential settlement.
Weddings Galore at U B Church in This City
Rev J A Bell presided over multiple marriages at the U B church. The couples included Brodrick Robinson and Miss S A Sellers of Trainers On returning to the city two more couples waited William Hysen and Mrs Mary Moore of Maysville and James Fortis and Miss Maud, home near the electric plant. Robinson and wife will move to the city.
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J. A. Bell
U. B
Fresh Car Louisville Cement Bags Mentioned
Alfred Jones was arrested by Captain Harris for drunkenness and taken before Squire Kellams. He paid a one dollar fine this morning.
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Just
Louisville
The
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Alfred Jones
Harris Sunday
Squire Kellams
Joe Graham Attends Event in St Louis
Joe Graham visited St Louis on Sunday to attend an event with his parents accompanying him for the outing.
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Joe Graham
Iet
St.Louis
Aparenta
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy and Philippine Bill Tactics
Senate leaders map a busy week with plans to advance the Philippines bill and the subsidy proposal while stalling the Alaska measure. Morgan eyed to hold up eddies until reparation talks, and Hoar to outline expansion views. House focuses on mayoral appropriations and naval armor plate policy.
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Washington
Attil JiAbib
Senate
Philippines
Nore
Friends of
Nicaragua Canal
Morgan
Alabama
Frye
Hanna
Lodge
Hoar
Ninda
Handler
Turley
Chandler
Maine
Wisconsin
Migso S
Wheele
Kentucky
Todhy Marsh
Committee On Militia
Evan P. Sethlo
Wentucky
Honors With United States and Shipping News Silent
London reports a calmer Anglo American tone with editorial commentary on Greit Liena in China. Weather eases winter trails as the river opens early and navigation resumes ahead of schedule. Nome warns of typhoid outbreak with about 30 deaths and 800 cases reported. Dawson to Nome travel persists amid disease and flood conditions.
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United Suates
London
Traily Neivs
United States
Victoria
Teva
High Tier
Dominion
Hunker Creek
Nome
Dawson
Bitter Struggle Prevailed as Miners Seek Recognition
The piece details a tense labor dispute involving miners and coal operators across Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania. An Terre Haute meeting produced terms on wages and pay cadence with weekly pay contested by courts. The agreement aims to set prices per ton and per foot for mining tasks while the outcome hinges on state and federal court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Wagners of America
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Terre Haute
Mac
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Supreme Court
Indiana
United Stas
Indiana Sophy Court
United States
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Trial notes and local ad copy mix in jumbled report
Fragmentary report from Pike Gathey trial mentions defendants Ogdonjani Inman Wadeworth and Williams appearing for the plains. Padgett and others are cited as defense. Also an advertisement for Chamberlains Pain Balm claims quick relief for rheumatism sprains bruises and other ailments with prices 25 and 50 cents.
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Chamberlain
G A R Encampment and Low Travel Rates Publicized
The Indiana G A R Department announces the top annual encampment to be held in Indianapolis on May 16. A promotional note advertises unusually low travel rates for Southern Indiana and neighboring areas, with concerted ticket sales through May 19 and limited May 16 departures. Additional items reference military actions and local business notices.
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G. A. ‘Ee Department of
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J. A. Ball
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Third Cavalry
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