Indiana Laws Briefs Appropriations and Tax Provisions
The article surveys enacted Indiana laws across government, education, highways, taxation, railroads, and public welfare. It notes appropriations for Purdue University experimental work, state laboratories, and health enforcement. drainage, cemeteries, and park lands. school, probate, and criminal justice reforms. railroad regulation, tax exemptions, and city county duties. and construction of new state institutions and highways. It highlights legislative redistricting, liquor and tobacco edits, and various county and township fiscal powers.
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News in Brief for the Week Ending March 15
A roundup from the period reports rising peasant unrest in Russia and ongoing disorder, a starving Chinese population in San Francisco, a burglary in Mattoon Illinois, Canada facing cabinet crisis over the northwest bureau school issue, an injunction against an oil pipeline in Warren County Illinois, a $500000 fire at Grand Crossing Tack Company, unexplained rising lake depths concern vessel owners, Judge Wakefield of Iowa dead at 65, London plans vast wharves for 6 million tons capacity, Welsh Cambrian colliery explosion kills 26, Connellsville Car and Machine plant fire destroys facility, Mothers Congress seeks to oust Senator Smoot, Danville Arkansas murder confession, Alabama mine fatalities total rise, Abram Brokaw dies at 90 with $2 million estate, NY internal revenue appointment for Anderson, Marysville homicide investigation, Samoa claims dispute with US and Britain, a Missouri woman dies after oil-soaked suicide, Pisagua Chile plague exodus, West Pittson mine accident kills seven, Loomis slated as ambassador to Mexico, Hustisford bankruptcies, Sumner reassigned to San Francisco, Garfield report exonerating beef packers and detailing margins and profits.
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Senate Committee On Finance
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Marysville
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Francis B. Loomis
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Iowa
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Hustisford
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Zilisch
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Columbus and the Native Notion of Elastic Currency
A fragment from a Chicago Journal note recalls Columbus describing natives on his second voyage as crude rubber users who coined an elastic currency. The anecdote highlights European financiers’ fascination with the idea of rubber money.
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Blunt- sea captain flattery? Miss Cleverly-Well
Fragmentary OCR text references flattery and a Miss Cleverly-Well with unclear context. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Southern Conditions as Possibilities: Railroads Stimulate Growth
In Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana the Illinois Central and Yazoo Mississippi Valley lines have spurred decades of Commercial Industrial and Agricultural development. Cities doubled population and business blocks rose while farm lands more than doubled in value. Hundreds of industries emerged amid rising demand for progress.
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Illinois Central
Yazoo & Mississi Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Local Laborers Sought for Farm Home Purchase Opportunities
Farmers seeking to rent before purchase and skilled workers in fields or factories should send a postal card to Mr J F Merry assistant general passenger agent Du Iowa. He will promptly mail information regarding the opportunity and answer inquiries.
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J. F. Merry
Iowa
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