Moore Bill Signed by Governor Hanly in Indiana
In Indianapolis on February 15 Governor Hanly signed Senate Bill No. 80, the Moore bill, after late debate and a brief emergency clause dispute. The act imposes new liquor restrictions and delays its effective date until publication of the statutes. The signing followed discussion led by Senator Moore of Fayette, with consideration of amendments to weaken the original measures. The governor and secretary compared drafts to ensure alignment with given provisions.
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General Lew Wallace Dies a Notable Civil War Figure
The obituary highlights Lew Wallace’s Civil War leadership at Indianapolis and Crawfordsville, noting his literary success after the conflict. It describes his long study, his wife Susan Elston’s relocation, and his enduring influence on American history and letters.
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Hall's Catirrt Cure and Family Pills Ad
An OCR damaged ad touts Hall's Catarrt Cure claimed to cure a wide range of ailments. It asserts honesty of the seller BJ. honey and promises internal use to relieve blood and mis cure, with a price of 7% per bottle and sale by druggists.
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Kansas Bill for an Independent Refinery Moves Upslow
The Kansas bill for an independent refinery faces a slow move but gains support. Representative Campbell of Kansas notes the measure aims to relieve low petroleum prices by probing causes and enabling more refined products in the United States. Executive action seeks to curb price manipulation and prevent corporate combines, with provisions against conspiracies in commerce.
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Poultry Show Delights Fort Wayne Crowd With Exotic Birds
A crowded Fort Wayne event showcases red wolves, owls, and a Great Dane. Attendees praise entries from Shameful to local exhibitors, with top dogs and poultry prizes awarded. Students and orphans visit, as judges finish up and plan Saturday closings.
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Polo News Kvkong Fait Peb 1 First Firatnice
Fragmented readable text notes a Polo News item from February 1 about Marion and visitors, with scattered names, places, and outcomes. Mentions Rungeas and Cryaloteag ties, and various individuals and local details, though much is garbled.
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Danville Defeats Lafayette In High Scoring Tilt
In a tense game at Danville, Lafayette led briefly but Danville surged to a 6-4 win with bold offense. The Tigers, aided by starred players and strong defense, controlled the second half to secure the victory as officials and crowd watched closely.
Second Transvaal Diamond Discovered in Rapid Find
A second giant gem, weighing 334 karats, has been found in the Transvaal near Johannesburg. The discovery follows the famous Lirgesh diamond and signals another major addition to the region’s famed mining output. Local officials reported the size and quality of the stone, noting the historic context of South Africa’s diamond wealth.
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Hugh Stewart Lands High Government Pays Him a Yearly Total
The report describes Hugh Stewart receiving a salary of $1,000 annually plus expenses, with a government extension to four states. It notes political controversy and internal criticism, mentioning Col Minh Skat and various officials. The piece portrays Stewart’s actions and reactions within a charged political climate and references his connections to Republican factions and public events.
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Medics' Football Association Elects Officers
A fragmentary report shows the Medics' Football Association electing officers at Aust Cares with a treasurer named Kliidey ven cinta and a board including Drs Potter Morgiut Wenger Kane and Gross. The manager will be assisted by a single advisory board.
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Rolling Mill Thespians to Stage Dance Night
The Rolling Mill athletes plan a charity dance with a promise of a festive event at the village hall. Organizers announce a strict schedule and urge attendees to arrive early for seating and entertainment.
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