Waterways and Harbors Congress pushes annual funding plan
A long dispatch highlights calls to accelerate Panama Canal costs, tariff effects, and the need for steady annual appropriations for river and harbor improvements. It notes public pressure on Congress to adopt a fixed funding policy to sustain inland waterway progress and relieve freight congestion across regions.
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Urelnean Congress
Juluni
Herber
Congress
National Rivers and Tribers
Natonal
Awful Creature Ninety Feet Long At Chicago Meet
Report describes a sensational claim by Papely P Foapes about a ninety foot long creature observed in Chicago. The article quotes Abner Winter and Dr Wisikler sharing medical experiences and endorses Cooper's preparation as a cure, noting large sales and a Chicago stop by the young man.
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Papely
Chicago
Syetam
Abnsem Winter
Cooper
Wisikler
Bt East Ohio Street
Chenge
Doctoring Up the Aldrich Bill Increases Currency Limit
Senate finance committee members from both parties discuss shaping the Aldrich bill to raise the emergency currency limit from 250 million to 300 million and to adjust tax terms. Amendments address county bond requirements and possible elimination of railroad bond securities as currency collateral while aiming to maintain currency stability.
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Washington
Senate
Mle Soministea
Bost
Baller
Dulliver
Bemutor Bailey WJ
Meia
Ibbe Bown Tit
Washington meeting urged to complete work soon
A terse note urges immediate action after discussions in Washington with representatives. The message emphasizes effectiveness and a concrete plan to finish the work without delay. It highlights a timely push from involved parties to move forward.
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Washington
Willen Ter
Political talk and Kopal plans for a February banquet
A Jefferson club meeting is planned for next Wednesday evening to organize a February or March banquet. Several leading speakers will attend, including SM. Minnich in Huntington. Indiana newsmen are cited as aligned with Robert Taylor Fort Wayne who opposes nominating Foraker Fairbanks or Cannon, arguing it would end canal rights and mark a clash with reform and status quo advocates.
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Defferson Club
Indiana
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Bierghaiy
Robert §.Taylor
Fort Wayne
Foraker
Cannan
Cannon
Consistency in Banking Urges Reform and Gold Standard
Charles K. Fowler of New Jersey outlined a plan for a simple monetary system backed by gold in a Boston speech. He argued for uniform banking and reserves, converting United States notes, and using silver for small change to stabilize trade and curb government disruption.
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Boston
Charles K. Fowler
New Jersey
New Algonquin Club
Wowler
Congress
Towler
Unitorn
United States
Diis
Cain
Monsuer
Trustees for Music and Better Salaries
In Indianapolis on the sixteenth, the Tri diana Township Trustees association closed with a plan to push a law for statewide terminals to supply special music teachers in township schools. They approved deposits for school work and named C. B. Potter, I. W. Snicer, and G. L. Lanes to an executive committee to appoint a lobby for higher trustee salaries and related legislation in the next legislative session.
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Indianapolis
Tridiana Township
Rosecale
Florodora Club Dance At Auburn Wednesday Night
Twenty five couples entered the Florodora club papuine dance at the 3d armory in Auburn Wednesday evening. Wilcox orchestra supplied the music for the event.
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Auburn
Florodora Club
3D Armory
Wilcox
Not for Hughes Continued A House Adopts Adjournment Fight
The record shows a heated session as the vote to lay the Hughes coal tax appeal on the table fails. Senator Page pushes for early action while taunts and cheers erupt for Taft Hughes and Cannon. The assembly adjourns for a month after contentious exchanges and ruling reversals.
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Nyes
Prentiss
Sensior Page
Congressmaan Bennett
Cushing
Nimeelz
Page
Hushes
Earen
Taft
Hughes
Cannon
Cy Cols Jostant
Carrie
G O P Editors Crown Fairbanks At Indiana Banquet
At Indianapolis January 16 the Republican Editorial Association of Indiana praised Charles W. Fairbanks as presidential candidate as toastmaster W. K. Pearsod declared the party has faith in him. Other speakers included Harry S. New James P. Gopaitich Linton B. Thyn t and Wi Freeman, touching on party unity and policy.
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Indianapolis
Repubican
Charles W. Fairbenks
Indiana
W. K. Pearod
Loogcotes
Hemenway
The
Indians Rationg Commissin
Wi Freeman
Stete Board of Forestry
Indianapolis population figures cited by city directory
Indianapolis officials release population figures showing the city at 235,960, with the 16 January report noting a substantial rise from the prior year. The Indianapolis city directory says the new edition will list 28 percent more residents than last year, reflecting growth across the metropolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Close lumber mills to conserve supply
At a grand meeting of the Lumbermen's association in Indianapolis, a resolution was adopted to close mills across the state until demand for lumber improves. The action aims to preserve the hardwood ember of rin state and safeguard the supply for the future.
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Yanto
Lumbhermen's Association
Rin
Wan Tha Heller
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