Land Rush and Judicial Reform Cast Wide Shadow
Marco foresees a rush to the Indian Territory as 13 million acres open to homesteaders, with 80 000 parcels promised. References to gas heating rivals, a Vienna smokeless fuel, and church outreach push accompany notes on a 19th century Grubbs libel law repeal and editorial committees drafting amendments for the next legislature.
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Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Vienna
Democrats Versed in Indiana Vote and Tariff Debate
Democratic candidates campaign across Indiana with hopes of a statewide win next November. A Nebraska banquet plans to honor Governor Boies of Iowa on February 15. Col. C A Matson may not seek the nomination, while tariff policy dominates party strategy. A renewed effort seeks to compensate Miami Indians in Indiana tied to 1854 treaty, with 302 names involved. David A Wells endorses Springer tariff tactic as best for the party.
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Kansas
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Secretary of the Interior
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Springer
David A. Wells
Norwich
Conn
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Wells
Indianapolis Health Board Denies Baking Powder Report
A Sentinel report details a contested letter purporting to come from Secretary Cook of the Indianapolis board of health. Officials Morrison and Cook answer questions on alum and ammonia in baking powders, with both declining to issue official statements yet personally condemning harmful ingredients. The piece notes the letter’s dubious origin and its potential impact on powder manufacturers.
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Indianapolis
Cook
Indianapolis Board of Health
Frank A. Morrison
Board of Health
Board of Health of Indianapolis
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Latz
Vis
Atlantic
Pacific
Calumet
Crown
Forest City
Kenton
Queen
Royal
Ruckelhaus
Climax
Price
George J. Cook
Morrison
Inside the Michigan City prison Sunday visit and tour
The Sentinel reporter spends a Sunday at the Michigan City penitentiary with Warden French and 1800 inmates. The piece details daily routines, inmate classifications by county, chapel services led by Rev Switzer and Rev Petit, meals, and the warden’s reformist, firm yet kind approach aimed at improving inmate rehabilitation and prison finances.
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William Cranee
George Scott
Bradburry
Christ Almer
Marely
James Bennett
Darceny
Mike Birk
Abe Blondell
Hammond Baker
James Burton
Calvin Brown
Jno. Borchet
Sam Werner
Ed Carter
Mare
Frank Corpel
John Daily
Jas, Dempsey
Henry Deano
Bernard Downey
Grand Barceny
Wm. Graham
Henry Gardner
Emerick
W. F. Petit
Shawnee Mound
Switzer
Methodist Church of
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Sentinel
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Fort Wayne
Doe Jones
Walter Koenig
Wabash
Theodore Thomas
Jacob Noll
Ekhart
Sle
Baby
Mr. French
Alonzo Shlarper
Nell
J. W. French
Ife
Posey County
Wilson
Lafayette Daily Journal
Portrait of Mr Blount Georgia Congressman Chairing Foreign Affairs
The committee considering relations with Chili is the Foreign Affairs Committee. Its chairman is Mr Blount of Georgia with a Macon residence and Wil lard's hotel in Washington. A veteran congressman in his fifty fifth year he has served since the Forty third Congress. He is on the Democratic side and is pleased with Chili's reply to the ultimatum.
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Blount
Georgia
Macon
Washington
Willard's Hotel
Chili
United States
Mr. Blount
Waugh Ketcham iron works destroyed by fire at Haughville
A major fire wrecked the Waugh Ketcham & Co iron works in Haughville Indiana a suburb of Indianapolis. The plant built architectural iron for government projects and the Security Building in St Louis, with losses around 150000 dollars and 78000 dollars insured.
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Ind
Waugh, Ketcham & Co
Iaughville
Buffalo
St. Louis
New Wash Dress Goods and Embroideries Arrive in Bedford
Bedford store announces arrival of new wash dress goods including Bedford cords pongee pineapple tissue seersuckers ginghams calicoes and a large assortment of embroideries in Swiss Hamburg and Cambries with widths and a fine line of demi flouncings.
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