South Side Tenants and Builders Lead City Growth
Dr C R Dryer visits the city with his family while Mrs Burns and children depart for Chicago for two weeks. Local clubs plan meetings. Gerding & Allman complete large contracts. several residents travel to Chicago for visits. new Frank Alderman residence in Industrial Park praised. Bowserville grows as a manufacturing hub. south side merchants report strong November business and plan for December. Many residents attend visits in Union township and Huntington Andrews. New homes on the south side showcase modern designs and amenities.
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Fifty fourth Congress Opens in Capitol Rally and Change
Washington observers report the Fifty fourth Congress opening with the gavel in the Senate by Vice President Stevenson and the House under Clerk Kerr. Reed is elected speaker amid applause as McGann signs a relinquishment to aid Belknap’s seating. New faces appear while committees and rules work begin. Officers named: Speaker Thomas B Reed. Clerk Alexander McDowell. sergeant at arms Benjamin F Russell. doorkeeper William J Gienn. postmaster Joseph C McElroy. chaplain Rev H N Conden.
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Missouri
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New Senators Enter Senate Farmed With Prominent Figures
The Senate welcomes sixteen new members including Thomas H. Carter John M Thurston Horace Chilton Stephen B Elkins and the notable Benjamin R Tillman known for his backwoods sledgehammer style Tillman may clash with senatorial courtesy as Republicans hold caucus at 1 pm to map party organization and a possible Democratic conference follows with tie to presidential race likelihood.
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Senate Reorganization Talk Spurs GOP Plans and Assignments
A group of Republican and other senators discussed reorganizing the Senate to gain control of key committees, focusing on western questions and a likely finance committee reshuffle. Calderon and Platt were favored for posts, with party lines uncertain as Jones and Stewart may align with friends on organizational votes.
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What was done in the caucuses
The Republican house caucus adjourned past 1 am after selecting officers. Reed was nominated for speaker and praised past work. Grosvenor of Ohio won chairmanship 158 to 74, McDowell 164 to 74 for clerk. Democratic caucus backed Crisp for speaker and outlined policy.
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Indiana Coroner Castor's Domestic Conflict Unfolds
Mrs. Gertrude Castor sues Dr. H C Castor for support alleging desertion and misused earnings amid accusations of relations with Daisy Hall. Coroner denies impropriety and asserts relations are proper. case expected to reveal sensational evidence.
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Populists Alive: Rankin Denies Indy Exit
Terre Haute reports Morton Rankin and Bo say the Populist party in Indiana is not dissolving. Rankin, treasurer of the national committee and former congress candidate, dismisses rumors as fabrication and contends the party would have won more votes this year, building on a 29,000 total last year.
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Friends of Hinshaw Seek Pardon as Court Proceedings Move
Indianapolis dispatch reports supporters of Rev William Hinshaw recently convicted for wife murder at Danville have begun lobbying Governor Matthews for a pardon. C A Robinson of Shelbyville, head of Farmers Mutual Benevolent Association, mediated talks with the governor who will act only after the supreme court rules on a new trial.
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Alpaugh Arrested For Mortgage Forgery In Davenport Bank Loss
Perry Iowa reports J B E Alpaugh manager of Dallas County Abstract Co arrested on forgery charges at the request of Scott County Savings Bank Davenport. Bank alleges forged mortgages secured much of the $18 000 to 40 000 loss. Bail set at 10 000. examination waived. Alpaugh jailed at Adel. Other firms may be affected.
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Baltimore bishop dies of paralysis at home
A. M. E. senior bishop Wayman dies at his Baltimore residence from paralysis. Several miscellaneous notes follow including post office fraud orders against Mexican groups, a false Sonora Yaqui outbreak claim, a suicide by Grace Hubbard of Albany after meeting an unknown man, a fatal train collision in Ohio involving young Lizzie Reimean, and other scattered news from across the country.
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Indictment of the Amish in Kokomo Suspicion of Law Violations
The grand jury in Kokomo brings about twenty indictments against Amish members for alleged violations of state law. Reports describe alleged offenses including marriage without licenses, cousin marriages, midnight burials, and mistreatment of children. The Amish are portrayed as adhering to biblical law and rejecting state authority. An Indianapolis dispatch also notes a wedding between George B. Gaston and Miss Ethel Bishop, highlighted by a long-distance proposal via telephone and a silver transmitter gift. Governor Matthews comments on pardoning thieves to feed hungry families, amid critique of parole decisions.
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