House Debates Cuban Reciprocity Bill Ends With Surprise Vote
Washington April 16 The House opened with a tug of war over closing general debate on the Cuban reciprocity bill. Payne and Williams sparred while a division produced a 103 99 tally on the previous question and a 120 105 vote to close debate amid shifting allegiances. The result surprised leaders as 33 Republicans opposed and 32 Democrats supported the motion. Roberts of Massachusetts urged debate and a Dingley act amendment to place hides on the free list.
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Payne
Williams
Mississippi
Jones
Watson
Indiana
Tawney
Minnesota
Aoes
Roberts
Massachusetts
Senate Adopts Debate on Chinese Exclusion Bill Amid Quorum Glitches
In Washington the Senate opened ahead of schedule to debate the Chinese exclusion bill ahead of a 1 PM vote. A quorum delay, Turner and Quay sparring over Chinese policy, and remarks on the Platt amendment mark a tense session. Hanna cites Dunn’s reliability and questions secretary advisement as leaders defend the bill’s essential features. The Lodge amendment to bar Chinese sailors passes. Dillingham’s five mercantile representatives defeat.
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Frye
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Pacific Coast
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Turner
Spooner
Culbertson
Republican Party
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Quay
Patterson
Philippines
MacArthur
Hanna
J. R. Dunn
Shaw
Dunn
China
Lodge
Fairbanks
Indiana
Eddge
Dillingham
Matrimonial Vows Taken At St Patrick’s Church
In Tuesday morning ceremonies at St Patrick’s church Rev Father Delaney joined Miss Matilda Galland daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Galland 431 East DeWald street to Mr Nestor C Bobay son of Mrs Peter Bobay in marriage. Attendants were Miss Carrie Hartman and Joseph H Bobay. After a reception at the bride’s parents home the couple left for Marion to establish their home.
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Davis Colyer
Gertrude Colyer
Jacob Colyer
St. Patrick’s Church
J. W. Lake
Calvary U. B. Church
Warren Davis
Chicaof
McKinzie Blakeley
Laura B. Blakeley
Emmet Blakeley
George H. McKinzie
van Buren
Ind
Physical tutor fatally injured in accident at normal school
Terre Haute April 17 Prof J P Kimmel physical instructor at the Indiana state normal school was struck by a sixteen pound hammer thrown by Captain Beecher of the track team and likely fatally hurt. His skull was fractured and there is brain concussion.
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Terre Haute
Ind
J. P. Kimmel
Indiana State Normal School
Beecher
Farmer's contest settled at St Marys church fair
The farmer's contest for the plow and sleigh was decided Thursday at St Mary's church fair. Martin Ankenbruck won with 2084 votes, Barney Myers placed second with 1262 votes, and Barney Nussbaum finished third with 1055 votes.
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St. Mary’s Church Fair
Martin Ankenbruck
Barney Myers
Barney Nussbaum
A Chattanooga Druggist Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
Robt. J. Miller proprietor Read House Drug Store Chattanooga Tenn states Foley's Honey and Tar has more merit than any other cough syrup as calls for it multiply and sales exceed all others.
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Read House
Chattanooga, Tenn
Foley
Prohibitionists Name Full Indiana State Ticket
The Indiana Prohibition party closes its session by nominating a full state ticket led by James M. Bungian for Secretary of State and approving a plan to organize in every precinct. The platform denounces both major parties over liquor policy and pledges action against the saloon and related social ills.
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James M. Bungian
J. Levi Lord
Mays
Rush County
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Sumner W. Haynes
Portland
Supreme Court
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State Committee
Alliance Plan
A. L. Crim
Crawfordsville
Edward W. Clark
F. T. McWhirter
Congress
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Fortune Waits This Man From Marion Story
Police search for Frank Zimmerman once of Blueball Pennsylvania who left in 1893 for Chicago to attend the world’s fair. He mailed for money in 1895 but the letter returned. His property has trebled in value while he remains missing. he may be in a gas belt city pursuing success.
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Marion
Ind
Frank Zimmerman
Blueball
Zimmerman
Chicago
Praise for Rev Preston Returns to Wayne Street Church
Kokomo Dispatch reports Rev A S Preston, former Grace Church pastor in Kokomo, has returned to Wayne Street Church in Fort Wayne. The pulpiteer is praised for rare ability, literary skill, and strong leadership. A Sunday sermon in Marion drew a large, pleased audience at the Temple.
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A. S. Preston
Preston
Grace Church
Wayne Street
Fort Wayne
Marion
Temple
Harry O. Sold to J. Carson of Manitoba
The horse Harry O. was purchased Thursday by J. Carson of Manitoba from Centlivre Bros. The price is undisclosed but believed near $2,000. Six years old, 2:06 record. Sire Atlantic King and dam Mary Centlivre. Sent to Carson’s new home immediately.
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J. Carson
Manitoba
Harry O
Centlivre Bros
Atlantic King
Mary Centlivre
Wise Father Suitor Dialogue On Money
The scene opens with a father testing a suitor who asks for his daughter and must prove financial means. The dialogue pivots on money and suitability as the suitor admits he has “a little” and the father probes how much he can quote for marriage. The passage then shifts to a sales pitch about catarrh remedies promising a constitutional cure.
Convention Travel Rates For Los Angeles Meet In 1902
Tickets go on sale April 19 to 27 for Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Los Angeles May 1 to 8 1902. Round trip fare to Chicago via Nickel Plate Road plus 50 dollars for Chicago to Los Angeles. Return valid until June 25 1902. Inquiries to C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind or R J Hamilton agent Fort Wayne Ind.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
C. A. Asterlin
T. P
Pueblo Indians Prove Effective Labor on Colorado Beet Sugar Fields
Pueblo workers are highlighted for their solid labor on Colorado beet sugar fields, contributing notably to field operations and harvest progress. The report emphasizes skilled execution and reliable workforce presence among the labor communities.
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Colorado
Arica Salve Cures Ulcer After Four Years of Pain
A bystander tale from Franklin Grove NL reports a nearly fatal runaway left J. B. Orner with a four year leg ulcer. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him and is praised for boils burns bruises cuts corns scalds skin eruptions and piles. 25 cents at Dreier & Bro.'s drug store. Dueling among the students at
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J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Dreier & Bro
University official bans Jena and dissolves fencing club
The vice chancellor of the university forbids Jena and breaks up the college fencing club in a decisive administrative action.
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Jena
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promote Health
An advertisement urges attention to biliousness and constipation and promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as the safe laxative. A testimonial from M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan claims they are the most satisfactory pills with no griping or nausea. Meyer Bros. & Co. urge subscriptions for The Sentinel.
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M. B. Smith
Butternut
Mich
Meyer Bros. & Co
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