Stephenson Purchases Tuga In Assembly Debate
Senator Martin demanded specific charges for the investigation with immunity rules debated. A recall motion failed 30 to 58 and the resolution was killed 7 to 91. Blaine proposed a substitute investigation with testimonial immunity but not for perjury. Senate reconsideration failed 22 to 11 as 15 assembly members refused to vote for the United States senatorship. First ballot totals showed Stephenson 60 and Neal Brown 16 among 99 votes. senate recessed.
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Hasting
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Neal Brown
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Vessel's Loss Recounted With Rescue by Gresham crew
An Sioux City dispatch details a dramatic sea disaster in which a vessel sinks, a lone survivor described eluding the whirlpool and debris, paddling atop a hatch, firing a revolver to signal rescuers, then being plucked from the water by revenue cutter Gresham. Capt. Sealby lauds passengers and crew for bravery. Williams recalls clinging to floating grating before rescue.
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Sealby
Republic
Binn
White Star Company
Revenue
Lynch Dies of Injuries After Civil War Ferry Incident
Eugene Lynch of Boston died at Long Island College Hospital from injuries sustained in the collision between the Republic and Florida. He had been removed from the steamer Florida when it arrived yesterday.
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Eugene Lynch
Boston
Republic
Florida
Long Island College Hospital
Sealby
Baltic
Hover
New Haven
Mr. Hover
The
Mrs. Hover
Bea
Indiana Senate Passes Two Bills
The Indiana Senate debated amendments and voted 62 to 37 to table the Fur pas amendment. Rep Garrard argued the measure would cost the state $10,000 as several bills faced indefinite postponement by committee, including those repealing certain provisions.
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Garrard
Furpas
Indiana governor blocks Indiana railroad commission report
Governor Marshall says the three railroad commissioners serve under illegal 1905 commissions and with an amended repeal may void their actions. He holds up the annual report and delays publication until the state legislature acts, warning no print until adjournment if needed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
Railroad Commission
State Printing Board
Indiana Senate Elects Shively to U S Senate
Indianapolis January 20. Both houses held a joint session to elect B. F. Shively to the United States Senate. The day featured several senate bills including measures on second hand bottles, Good Friday as a legal holiday, and abolishing county assessor offices.
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United States
Senate
House
B. F. Shively
United States Senate
Beal
Terre Haute
Fleming
Benz
McCullough
Mattingly
Shaffer
Senate Committee On Roads
Bingham
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On A Judiciary
Wood
Indiana Legislature Sees Sharp Debate Over Reapportionment and Banking Taxation
In Indianapolis the legislature entered a busy week with 51 bills introduced in the House and vigorous debate in the Senate. Bills on bank taxation for 1891–1895, reapportionment, and new judges for Hammond and Gary sparked clashes. Other measures cover compulsory voting, naval militia, personal property tax exemptions, liquor control, and public utilities oversight as sessions adjourned for the weekend.
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Ranke
Parks
Springer
Halleck
Hammond
Lake County
Bowser
Gary
Committee On Courts
Senator Wood
Senator Strange
Senate Committee On Elections
Committee On Military Affairs
Indiana
Committee On
Wells
Hostetter
Wood
Garrard
Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Moss
Indiana Senate Backs Drastic Compulsory Vote Bill
The Indiana Senate reported favorably a compulsory voting bill by Mr. Cox. The measure aims to curb corruption by tightening voting requirements, signaling a strong legislative push this session.
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Indianapolis
Cox
Senate
Indiana
Indiana House Hurtles Toward Deluge of Bills This Session
Speaker Ho nan pledges real work as Indiana lawmakers face many measures, with over three hundred in both houses and about twenty five similar bills. The House shifts to 10 AM sessions and a city towns committee wrestles with amending provisions from fourteen representatives while steering a warded bill to satisfy cities. Thornton names Stewart and Elliott to draft a committee bill for consideration.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
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Indianapolis
Honan
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Supreme Court
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Senate
House Committee On
Thornton
Elliott
Indiana House to Consider New Bills Amid Funeral Observance
Speaker Honan announced plans to send all new measures to committees for rapid reports. A memorial for Rep Harber will pause sessions, while a proposed nonpartisan office investigation was debated with Gov Marshall’s call guiding a three by three senator representative panel. Tonight’s city and towns debate on baseball funding looms, with road and ditch bond issues set for senate action this afternoon.
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Representative King
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Lafayette
Hagard
Indiana
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Schroeder
Hewig
Hays
State Capitol
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Shirley
Honan
Hillery Becon
Hvansville
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Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Harber
Marshall County
Committee of Representatives
State House
Marshall
Committee On Ways and Means
Faulkner
Democratic House
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House Committee On
House Committee On Roads
White
Jasper
Newton
Banquet to Welcome State Retail Merchants Group
Mayor Hosey Postmaster Hanna and Col Foster will speak at a Commercial club banquet for city business men next Monday evening. The event aims to recruit non members and energize the local merchants association with informal remarks and a simple luncheon social.
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D. N. Foster
Hanna
State Association of Retail Merchants
Commercial Club
Marx Dukes
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Veteran Hopes for November Election News
Capt H T Hite a former Fort Wayne veteran now in Knobnoster Missouri writes to an attorney seeking results of last November elections in Allen County. He asks for joint senator news and expresses anxiety over the outcome awaiting word.
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Fort Wayne
Missouri
Allen
Hites
Knobnoster
Lic
Death Toll in Chicago Crib Fire Soars Past Sixty
Coroner Hoffman expects the list of dead from yesterday's crib fire to reach sixty six or more. Forty seven bodies are at the morgue, with nineteen workers missing from payroll records but reported by relatives to have worked there by the day. Of thirty nine injured, fifteen remain in hospitals and five are in serious condition.
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Hoffman
Jackson Company
Tuo
T. T. Morford
Johnson
Conway
John Wampole
Wampole
Lake Michigan
Seventy-third Street
Tragic Shipyard Fire Claims Dozens in Lake Michigan Disaster
Chicago reports three score men killed in a fire at an underwater intake tunnel crib one and a half miles offshore. Forty seven rescued with burns and immersion injuries as rescue attempts continued and bodies were recovered from wreckage.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
George W. Jackson
Horan
George W. Jackson Company, Inc
Finale on the Sea Drama Sparks Floating Mystery
Fragmentary note describes a final sea scene with a boat, a crew taking possession of a vessel, and a tense battle implied. Details are unclear but center on a perilous maritime event ending with a secure hand and a notable clash. Names and places are not identifiable from the text.
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