City ministers oppose extending municipal terms awaiting governor
City ministers denounce the bill passed by the state legislature delaying municipal terms and delaying the election to the next general election. A temperance meeting at the courthouse led to a resolution urging Gov. Matthews to veto the measure. Deputation Chas Spencer and Ward Salmond planned to deliver a petition to the governor.
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Notable Local Visitors and Small Events Parade Through Indiana
Auditor George Pence and Hon P H McCormack were in Indianapolis yesterday. Will Davidson returns from a trip for Orinoco Furniture Co. EN Newsom and wife have left after visiting. The funeral of M Sauterwaithe’s child held at ten this morning. A Us Ross returns to Seymour after visiting his brother. John Eubanks, Republican office artist, reported ill. C Wolf and Mac Branham of Madison, McCormick reaper agents, rent a room in Joseph Irwin’s new block. Attorney George Everroad of Madison came for business. Broad smiles return to engineer Dillender of the branches after a seven pound girl arrived. Early Spring Millinery by Mrs. Falk with new hats and patterns. District school No 5 program by Prof Phillip entertains despite bad weather. Proceeds fund a library for the Young People’s Reading Circle. event to be repeated soon.
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Card Party Sees Prize Wins At Progressive Euchre
Miss Anna Mebwen hosts a lively euchre gathering with Emma Lang Maud White Nettie Crump Rate Axt Jane Washburn Elizabeth Ruddick Gertrude Long and others. Prizes go to Nettie Crump Jane Washburn and Chas Maley. lunch follows intermission. The note on Al Nelson’s petit larceny case mentions dismissal due to intoxication and reputation. A public test showcases a new automatic car coupler by Columbus men. model on display at Marine Sluss. Yale Princeton debate set for March 14 on Canada annexation benefits.
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Weller Seeks Explanation Over Free Show Tickets
J A Weller asks the party who requested and received three show tickets yesterday to call and explain. He notes a white ticket was provided for one and claims the other two were paid for.
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Court suits seek various civil debts and a stable change
Circuit Court filings include Frank B. Moyer suing John A. Keith to collect 196.97 for sidewalk improvements Wim Mitchel and others sue Maring Slusher for 120 C B Kerr sues John M and Jacob Davis on a 50 note Frank I Clark sells Fashion stables to Jacob Hughes of Jennings county brother to John W Hughes The owner plans to focus on horse training and racing with Baronial and related duties
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Jennings County
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Ex County Commissioner McQueen Seeks Divorce from Virginia B
Ex county official B B McQueen filed suit for divorce from Virginia B through Duncan Beck Laughlin. He alleges she refused to cohabit for four years and left home without cause, while the couple married since 805 with him aged 65 and her younger.
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President Advised by Ex Queen in Hawaii Crisis Dispatch
Ex queen appeals to President Harrison complaining of U S actions aiding rebels in Hawaii. She asks that no steps be taken until her envoy can present her case, noting she seeks justice for her people and friendship with the United States.
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Topeka peace ends crisis as militia is disbanded
In Torrinxa Kan on February 18 the governor and the Republican House signed a peace accord ending the Topeka confrontation. Militia units to return home at once, deputies to be discharged by dusk, and Republicans to retain control of Representative Hall while the Populist House meets separately.
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