Ironworkers and Wirework Groups Post Warning on Wages
The Iron League and allied associations in New York announce no wage increases. A notice states ornamental iron workers must apply for old positions by June 1 or be replaced, with shops reopening May 5, as employers expand and trucker groups join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Building Trade Employers’ Association
Iron League
Employers’association — of
Architectural Ironworkers
Association: of
Baptism at San Miguel Church Featured by President
At the Catholic church of San Miguel in Santa Fe a baptism occurred with the President as sponsor for a child named Theodore Roosevelt, described as the son of George W. Armisi who served in the Rough Riders. The event marks a notable civic moment in the local religious ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church of
San Miguel
Santa Fe
United States
George W. Armisi
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Disastrous Wreck Prompts Urgent Health Caution
Describing wrecks caused by carelessness, the piece extols Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as a life saver. It cites Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass as a life saved by the remedy. The ad claims guarantee for throat and lung diseases by J N Jones Druggist with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Beware of fake sales at Joseph's this week
An ad warns against counterfeit promotions offering men's 50 cent shirts for 35 cents. It urges salesmen and mentions Liberal inducements with low prices. The address lists Tue Hawes Nunseau Co in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph’s
Tue Hawes Nunseau Co
Rochester
New York
Personal notices from Flora Ill and surrounding towns
A stream of updates lists visitors and travelers: Johan Ross returns home from Vincennes while Rev Marion Everett is in Vincennes. John Herri arrives from Bedford at noon. A Fulkerson was seen at Elnora this morning. John Walsh arrives from Montgomery. Charlie Bugsell will spend Sunday in Vincennes. Mrs AJA Lane visits Mrs E E Hastings. Miss Dymple Walls visits Carthage Moa. Postmaster John A Evans arrives from Plainville. Miss Sophid McCord expected home from Vincennes Sunday. Nicholas and Pati Eyan visit Bogard township. J K P Marlatt trustee of Steeles township visits. Attorney M S Hastings visits Princeton on business. Mrs Mary Leach of Lawrenceville Ill visits Mrs Ed Bushnell. Mrs James Whitbey from Bloomington attends Carnival. Mrs Andrew Haag returns from Lafayette visit. Misses Martha Arthur and Helen Williams visit Alfred Ellis and family. Austin Healy of New York visits for two weeks in South Dakota for his house. Miss Lallie Chandler of Alfordsville visits uncles. Dr R B Mitchell and G S Mitchell and families. Flora Ill Journal. Ade Morgan arrives from Selma Ala to visit Sheriff J D Morgan and relatives. Tee Willeford returns to Philadelphia to join ship Shenandoah. furlough with his parents Dr and Mrs W C Willeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aja. Lane
E. E. Hastings
Dymple Walls
Carthage
Moa
John A. Evans
Plainville
Sophid McCord
Vincennes
Nicholas
Pati Eyan
Bogard Township
J.K. P. Marlatt
Steeles Township
M.S. Hastings
Princeton
Mary ‘Leach
Lawrenceville
Ed Bushnell
James Whitbey
Bloomington
Andrew Haag
Andy
Lafayette
Martha Arthur
Helen Williams
Alfred Ellis
Harrison Township
Austin Healy
New York
Fett
South Dakota
Lallie ‘Chandler
Alfordsville
Ind
RB. S. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mrs
W. C. Willeford
Joseph's sells overalls and waists at 8c this week
The Men's Union offers overalls and waists priced at 8c this week at Joseph's store. A slogan proclaims life’s greatest boon is the power to end troubles by forgetting them.
New Suits and Marriage Licenses in City Notices
Oscar M. Albright sues for divorce from Marie Albright. Ogden and Inman represent the plaintiff. Marriage licenses issued to Philip E. Smith and Sarah B Williams. Cartoon and sales blurbs include carival fare details and cheap linen collars offered locally. Train and travel rate notes mention limited round trips to Washington Carnival and routes via St Louis and Missouri River with August surcharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri River
California
Paget Sound
Billings
St. Paul
National Game Scores Across Baseball Leagues
National and American leagues report multiple matchups with final scores. Phillies downed by Chicago 8 to 4 while New York routed St Louis 8 to 1. Boston beat Cincinnati 8 to 4 as Brooklyn lost to Pittsburg 12 to 5. American League sees New York top Chicago 15 to 2, Boston 4 over St Louis 6. American Association lists St Paul 2 Columbus 3 and Kansas City 3 Louisville 4 with other weather affected games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cleveland- Washington
Detroit-Philadelphia
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee-Indianapolis
Death of Judge Pettingill in Malden Massachusetts
Malden Massachusetts May 23 Judge John Ward Pettingill sixty six years old died last night of heart disease. He was sent by the national Republican committee into Illinois in 1856 and 1860 to help Lincoln win. At the Civil War opening he organized a Charlestown company which he equipped and sent to the front at his own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettingill
Malden
Mass
John Ward Pettingill
Pettingiil
National Republican Committee
Ilinois J
Lincoln
Charlestown
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Hyatt Bros
Wm. Chattin
J. W.ramsey
Mary A. Graham
East Second Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Seymour
John Z. Goodman
Goodman
Edward Kierhaus
The
Royal Arcanum of
City
Opera House
St. Simons Church
Knox County
Cross
F. E. Walton
Frank Frye
Washington
Belm
Odon
James O’brian
Fred Bosch
M.E
Zack Jones
Schnull & Co
Joel
Johan Ross
Marion Everett
John. Herri
Bedford
Elnora
John Walsh
Montgomery
Charlie Bugsell
Joseph's
J. Beitman
Oscar M. Albright
Marie Albright
Ogden & Inman
Philip E. Smith and
Sarah B. Williams
Olney
Uheep
Ohio
Springfield
Louis JC. Evans
Evans Manufacturing Company
P. P. Mast & Co
Wammond
Lake Wawasee
Leroy Fitch
F. D. Fleming
David Bryan
State Soldiers
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Fair Grounds
Milo
St. Washtogron
Dabel & Kauffman RC Ntilb Company
Hae
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