Waits on Senate Amends a Measure in Indiana Debates
In Indianapolis on February 11 the local committee on altes and towns plans a meeting while the Senate bill faces likely passage or substitution. House action expected as late as this afternoon with debate over procedure and committee recommendations. The session opened with the Senate continuing work on numerous measures including industrial and prison reforms.
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Induimapolis
Altes
Turiey
Rell
Zennte Aryl
Byyshar
Mosuse
Fobnwan County
Aviv
Cooper Jinn
Thoma
Hanpelis
Dtarlay
Tames Hill
Gamimiltae Sania
Indianaposh
Nimi
Senate
Smong
Lambert
iLen
Enlambus
Iowa Lawmaking Progress on Tax, Apportionment, and Fees
Legislators moved several revenue and staffing bills through caucus and committee action. Key measures include congressional apportionment plans, anti trust rules pending senate review, compulsory primary bills in Marion County, and state officer pay changes advancing in the next days. No temperance bills have passed, anti cigaret resistance remains. Fish and game bills were sent to a senate special session.
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Repute
Enns
Belug
Tsens
Trocws
Wither Louse
Senate Republicans
Agmon
Majonry Mamberall Bolls
Marion
Nenete
State
Senate
Lue
Juiilia
Exhumed Remains and Wolves At Mount Menehoid Cave
Wolves attacked a corpse-laden cave at Mount Menehoid as two hustlers and accomplices uncovered human remains and a child’s skull amid scattered bones. The site showed robbed graves and failed attempts to reinter bodies while a necklace lay near the child’s remains.
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Alain
Ateni
Hose
Cleary
Tom
Humbele
Haif
Ubero
Plu
Ma Cave
Elg Democratic Club Forms Indian Union in Tadinna
Special report notes February 11 seating of Tadiqna democratic group. Articles of incorporation filed for Indians club with capital stock of 950,000. Aims to lead Tadinna democracy with a creek district house project. Mian Marty Louise McGaw recovers ring after a grip illness.
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Didlunapolia
Tadiqna
Emocrata
Tony
Indians Club
Tadinna
Creek
Mian
Marty Louise McGaw
Battle reports in South Africa sparkdrawn engagements at Ermelo and Tabaksberg
London reports two bitter engagements in South Africa with Boer forces under Botha and Te Wet repulsed near Ermelo and at Tabaksberg. Details describe casualties on both sides, British and Boer movements, and Kitchener's dispatch noting Boer plans upset. Crewe's column engaged at Tabaksberg with heavy shelling and a retreat by enemy forces.
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London
Fes
England
Brilislaus
Arvina
Eltchanor
Smith-Dorvies
Tonia Bott
Ermelo
Runde Wever
Cape Golony
Talols‘oer
Dinjer Crewe
Bolumm
Pernoun
Te Wet
Grewe
Den
Denis ‘Botha
Geonenl Smiki-Daertun
Camp Bothwell
Gakaras Spratt
Arnlemeyer
Jiuseratén
Bethythe
Bape
de Lisle
Mlemy
Kenhardt
Reig
Midland Commandos
Aberdeen
Crewe
Taboksberg
Dspnten
Lendoy
Capn Galnny
Taboksberg Mountain
Snow Deol
Moemtantain
Beajer Crowe
Pln
Colonel Pilcher
Bers
Pileher
Hamedinkaly
Rowtver
Mount Crewe Survives Boer Assault at Bloemfontein
In a tense night action Major Crewe led a British convoy under heavy Boer pressure on a mountain flank. He executed a bold retirement, preserving the force as Boers pressed two flanks. After dawn the convoy regrouped and returned to Bloemfontein, with Lord Kitchener praising Major Crewe for the feat.
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Major Crewe
Amp
Bloemfontein
Crewe
Gohernl Hx
Twolvre
Nelton
de War
Parvotinlly
Grewe
Kuo
Lord Eushener
War dispatch cites need for 30000 mounted troops in South Africa
A Tribune dispatch from Louisonery reports the war office confirms large mounted reinforcements are essential to blunt Boer attacks. The piece notes Boer successes, British losses, and rising tensions as De Wet pursues footholds in Cape Colony, with Parliament awaiting decisive actions and public opinion volatile.
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New York
The
Tribune
Louisonery
War Office
Wetlon
Leas
Louis Hotiia
Raith-Dover
Soamileh
DeWet
Cape Colony
Twalendnd
Lis
Caplors
Tribute of Comranes to a Civil War Comrade
A memorial tribute recalls Comrade Bell, a veteran of the Eighth and later the 230th Indiana volunteers. Born in Clodesburg, he studied law at Michigan University, practiced in Waync, then Fort Wayne. He enlisted for liberty, served at Appomattox, and after the war pursued a storied legal career, remembered for selfless service and steadfast devotion. He died January 81, 101, leaving a lasting example for comrades and the community.
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Teokert C. Wel
Din
Bays Post
Hodyrt Clarke Bell
Nuenee
Gyenau
Clodesburg
Noel
Iudteara
Appomattox
Glovius
Nashville
Cammidn
Hell Bean
Taw
Michigan University
University City
Wayucie
Ind
Litavity
Fort Wayne
Kay Dimthin Taye
Belie Rae
Middle West
Hall
de Rae Q Mablig
Memorial for Grand Army of the Hepibtic leader Bell
A memorial notice from Stev B. Mase post G A 3 honors Gumrade Bell a man of probity and old school knightly conduct. The tribute praises his generosity, adherence to the golden rule, and upright character, noting his widow Mrs Bell and mentioning memorial distribution among clan members and comrades.
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Belieg
Gumrade Bell
Pullite
Leto
Stev B. Mase
la Mixa Clan Bell
Filipinos Seek Independence In U S Sovereign Debate
Rixto Lopez writes on Filipino demand for independence and the right to self rule. Robert Treat Bain, president of the American Peace Society, argues Filipinos will not accept sovereignty as generally understood and will insist on equitable laws and protection of their resources. He urges peaceful methods but reserves full rights to pursue independence and reject foreign domination.
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Boston
Maan
Washington
I. GL
Dan
Robert Treat
Bain
America Peace Society
Bor Lon
Pha Flipinos
United Biles
Spain
Gritel Bates
Unum
Pleo
Marriage Licenses and Miscellaneous Notations
Marriage licenses listed include Joseph Weidemeier and Mary Dick, among other couples. The fragment also references individuals and a stray note about an animal’s stay and a four day entru event, with garbled names and places.
Pardons Denied. Maybrick Story Pops Up Again
Feb 11 Tondya officials deny any pardon for Florence Maybrick. An embassy official and Associated Press say there is no foundation for reports of her pardon or Maybrick release. British and home office silence keeps the story alive as discussions continue and fake claims circulate in the U.S.
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Tondya
Hare Office
Florence Mayurier
United States
Associated Press
Champ Office
Maybric
Jeretofors
Maybrick
Mficlita Fkely
Edward
Lord
Pardons and diplomacy tangled in British policy notes
In Washington and London discussions, officials weigh British government actions and potential pardons. Mr Chalue Baws reportedly faced limited opportunities, while Ambassador An Lowston and Secretary Hay discuss Maghrick's stance. Sources hint at improved prospects under new approaches, with cautious optimism for policy movement.
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Washington
Pelok
Hughand
Chnale
Hay
An Lowston
Maghrick
Chonte Ik Mow Datuy ix
Carriage Struck by Train Near Ritchie Chi
One car occupant was killed and Mrs Whitman fatally injured when a westbound Pennsylvania and a press train collided at a grade crossing near Ritchie Chi last Saturday evening. Mr Whitman and five children survived, the husband having just finished a new house and moved in.
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Fennsylvania Mall
Strick
Wnd Mire
John Whitmnn
Ritchie
Chia
Buried at Arlington and Emory’s Fate Mentioned
The article notes Gianna Victors of Capt Chavien Emory being held at Washington Monday and hints that the victims were interred at Arlington Cemetery. It records Emory’s birth in 1830 at Kenne Watnert Mine and mentions Fort Wayne and early Civil War service details.
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Rouafnt Parkins
Yonagal
Chavien Emory
Arlington Cemetery
Gaplain Emory
Emery
Kenne
Watnert
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne pioneer family connections and lineage outlined
Fragmentary obituary style notes trace the late 19th century Fort Wayne family line. Mentions Capt. Touay Euiwvy lost in 1880, mother Lucinda Fairfield sister to Fairfield captains, a second marriage to Clon ent Perkion, five sons, and Emory as the notable son. References to Wayne and various Masonic and military affiliations appear in disjointed form.
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Sively
Indiana
Touay Euiwvy
Sewior
Lucinda Fairfield
Oliver
Asa
Rhodes Fairfield
Wayne
Clonent Perkion
Emory
Capita Emoiy
Fort Ways
Fort Wayne
Knights Templar
Prohibition Move Shuts Down 35 Taprooms in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on February 1 1901 a mass meeting led by temperance organizers demanded the immediate closure of 35 saloons. Police reported no arrests as officers visited the closures to enforce the order. The gathering resolved to have all saloons removed by noon Friday February 16 1901 or face further action.
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Topeka
Kas
Chint Biahl
Topelkie
Judie McGaw
Pitts
Poe
Tapele
B. Bindsay
Tapeke
Watson
Dyer Waeeuai
Dyer Waeeuai”” Chief of Police Glumatte Vw
Huu
Stuhl
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Acuse Committee
Oracter Amendimen
HOUSE
Toledo
Munters
ELG Democratic Club
Tabaksberg
Botha'e
Kitchener
Gen. Kitchener
Walt of Ove
Comranes
Samuel de. Houch
James Ligeot
Rixto Lopez
Joseph Weidemeier
Mary Dick
Chiles
Fitzguralé
Ute
0Wyatt
Johs i. Schmidt
Awan Ozjeb
William NM
Folinton Ent Arvilin
A. Wells
John
Smead
Nora Orinsby
WE Patan, Tv
Scovbu
Atles
W. W. Barnett
Aondy
Carnett
Moya
Maybrich
Home Office
MR. Choate
Arlington
Thjieka
Fmenis
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