Governing News From Covington and State Cabinet Changes
The piece reports on state affairs including John Goendy named consul general in Paris, Congress convening in a special session, presidential postmasters staying in place, and changes at the State house custodian slot. It also discusses a quart shop liquor law clarifying county licenses for selling intoxicants in quantities under five gallons and enforcement guidance from the Attorney General.
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John KK. Goendy
Paris
Governor Names Appointments Across State Offices
The Governor announced Wednesday new and reappointed officials including Mary R. Harper to the School for the Feeble-minded in Fort Wayne, E. A. K. Hackett in Fort Wayne, John N. Spann in Indianapolis, and continued members on the board. Vacancies filled at Soldiers Orphans' Home include George W. Ham of Hancock County and Capt. Harry Watts of Henry County. State Board of Charities names Demarcus U Brown and Margaret F. Peelle, the latter reappointed. Northern Hospital for the Insane lists W. Shek, plus Mishawak hospitals, and other entries appear garbled in the notices.
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Mary R. Harper
Fort Wayne
E. A. K. Hackett
John N. Spann
Indianapolis
Soldiers Orphans' Home
George W. Ham
Hancock County
Harry Watts
Henry County
State Board of Charities
Demarcus U Brown
Margaret F. Peelle
Northern Hospital For Insane
Harfes W. Shek
Mishawak Nis Chi
Todd
Republicain
Busters Hospital For
Iehu i ‘ Hale
Republic Creations
Herpes
Ds Witeth
Banker Arraigned in New York for Larceny
Carlo Larsotti, banker and proprietor of a Italian daily, was arraigned yesterday on larceny charges tied to his banking business and held on $1000 bail. Meanwhile a train collision near Marsyville injured a 50 year old man and a 15 year old Miss Laura Andrews as they attempted to cross railway tracks. the carriage was wrecked and both died.
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Jeti We West
State House
West
Lacceny
New York
Carlo Larsotti
Bi Tlatiany Americane
Isreeny
Oza Mimatou
Ren Dewn
Maysvinne
Mars
W. Wells
Laura Andrews
Port
United States
Cape Hatteras
Brooklyn Navyyard
Nina
Narkveta
Walling to Hang as Governor Denies Pardon
Frasxport Kentucky March 16. Governor Bradley faced mobs urging a reprieve for Alonzo Walling before Jackson’s confession deadline. Bradley refused, citing prior court rulings and a lack of grounds for commuting the sentence. Troops will move to Newport to maintain order. Jackson, in Alexandria, said he has told all he knows and denied saving Walling.
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Frasxport
Bradley
Alonzo Walling
Jackson
Williaam O. Sa40lay
Kentucky
Newport
Plummer
Moby
Ordury
Frankfort
Lexington
Hemsark Apos
Hite Deouth Warranor
Alexandria
Scott Jackson
Crawford
Walling
Colonel Crawford
Sre
Abbott
Covington
Sackaan
Adexaydrl
Scott
Scott's Emulsion Promises Rich Blood Remedy
An ad extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as the best cure for poor blood and weak health. It argues pills and tonics fail where emulsion enriches blood, offering a free booklet and noting price 50 cents to 3 dollars from Scott & Benane, New York.
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Scott
Benane
New York
Corbett Falls to Fitzsimmons in Historic Heavyweight Fight
In a dramatic ring battle viewed by about 5,000 spectators, James J. Corbett was defeated by Robert Fitzsimmons who became the world heavyweight champion. The decisive blow came in the 14th round with Corbett leaning back and collapsing in agony as Fitzsimmons pressed the attack amid cheering and shock.
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Pio Carson
James J. Corbett
Roberts Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Nieces
Corbett
Lis
General Harrison Appears in Streetcar Franchise Case
Ex President Harrison acted as counsel in the U S Supreme Court for the Citizens Railroad Company of Indianapolis seeking to preserve its streetcar franchise against the City Railway Company. The case centers on rights to operate on Indianapolis streets and the legality of delegating franchise authority to city officials.
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Supreme Court
Washindoy
Harrison
Supreme Court of the United States
City Railway Company of
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Railroad Company
Citizens' Company
General Harrison
Ludianapolis
Crossing the Stream and Fading Youth in Evening Memory
A poetic reminiscence contrasts youth’s bright hopes with aging life as memory shapes a lover’s crossing of a stream. The scene blends dreamlike imagery of emrald waters, Cupid, and distant golden days with a call of life’s winter and a haunting, guiding voice from beyond. Covington Ina references appear within a larger verse fragment.
Improved Dining Car Service on the Wabash
Improved dining car service announced on the Wabash Line with meals served a la carte to let passengers choose from the fare and pay only for what they get. Also notices a call for a first class permanent Fountain County superintendent and requests strong letters of recommendation.
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R.R
Wabash
Fountain County
Philadelphia
Foster
Roads and illnesses affect the community
Rainy roads slow travel while measles whooping cough and mumps appear in the area. Dr John Fruit visits near Marshfield and Foster, several families suffer illness, and road work continues with Jane Romine assisting workers. Several residents including Mrs Sanders McClellan and James Smith stay home ill.
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John Fruit
Marshfield
Foster
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