Clamor For Frenzel Prompts City Council Action
The Monday council session closed in 45 minutes with all business disposed of. Frenzel cheap fares dominate debate as Olsen and Gauss back a public clamor for reduced rates while committee reports address annexations and viaducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taggart
Joan Rhealing
N. Tadianapolis
Indianapolis
Agent Metaire
Sun Vapor Light Company
Metruire
Eamil Hassman
Soho
Waivah
Committee On Railroads
G Stechhan
Virginia-ave
Markey
Sun
Council
Stechhan
S. New Jersey
S&s. Tennessee-sts
President Yontz
Stecban
Mr. Yontz
Otto
Trusier
Bilious” Ricklin
Mr. Hicklin
Mr. Myers
Martin Moorphy
Cooper
Kissel’s
Myers
Monaday
Sux
Olsen
Gulles
Coy
Railroad Committee
Simeon Coy
Panhandle
Beeler St
Martindale Ave
Yontz
Democratic National Committee Sets Arlington Meeting
The Democratic National Executive Committee agreed to hold a full committee meeting at the Arlington in Washington on January 21 at noon to decide the convention location and date. Members present included J Richardson Iowa and J Campau Michigan, with J L Mitchell Wisconsin and S P Shesrin as secretary. Jon B. Trainor of New York was elected sergeant at arms.
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Washington
Dec
Democratic National
Arlington
da. Au
Dan
West
Menrbura
J. Richardson
Iowa
J. Campau
Michigan
Arthur Sewell
Maine
Francis
Missouri
A. Wi. Sulloway
New Hampshire
Miles Rosa
New Jersey
W. KR. Sheahan
New York
Calvin S. Brize
Ohio
Jaces R. Kerr
Pennsylvania
Samuel BR. Honey
Rhode Island
John C. Haskell
South Carolina
FL Loomey
Teoressee
Hirany Atkins
Vermont
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
P. Shesrin
Jon B. Trainor
Board of Trade meeting approves mortuary benefit reviews
The Board of Trade held its monthly session led by President Irwin. It reviewed $1,000 mortuary benefit assessments for W. G. Sherman, John D. Eagle, and G. T. Pfingst, and allowed November bills through the finance committee. A motion formed a committee to aid the Commercial Club in securing the Democratic convention. Delegates to the National Board of Trade convention in Washington on Jan 27 were discussed, with three to be appointed. Resolutions supporting a federal building were adopted.
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Board of Trade Governors
Board of Trade
Irwin
W. G. Sherman
John D. Eagle
G. T. Pfiingst
Commercial Club
Smith
D. P. Irwin
J. A. Wildman
T. L. Sullivan
John W. Murphy
A. B. Wilson
E. B. Martindale
George N. Sloan
Sloan
National Board of Trade
Washington
State Board of Agriculture
Persimimons
County Asylum
William Yeager
A M. Boone
Sophia Yeager
Martin Anderson
Harvey Mathews
Mrs. Anderson
Commissioner’s Court
Wood Canfield
John Reardon
Court House
Nick Dugan
Iris Poehler
Joby Curran
William Sandereou
Canfield
Murphy
Reardon
Kealing
County Board of Health
C. S. Deitch
Beck
Indiana World’s Fair Board
State House
W. H. Hailman
LaPorte
Educational Agena
Hailman
Snpper
Havens
Suspect Pleads Comfort in Bellevue Ward After Bomb Tragedy
New York reports that Southworth, believed to be linked to Friday’s bombing, says his quarters in Bellevue hospital insane ward are more comfortable than the Tombs. Police have not yet produced evidence connecting him as an accomplice. Russell Sage and other injured are improving and nearing readiness to resume work.
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New York
Southworth
Bellevue Hospital
Russell Sage
Ulus
Peeple
Bearte
France
Gambetta
Koster & Bial’s
Carmencita
Paulus
Paris
la Revue
Boulanger
Stolen horse and wagon highlight busy town crime notes
Local events include a horse and wagon stolen at the Morris and Meridian street corner Monday evening. Other items report missing Walter South, burned employe Elmer Peterson, and court sentences for James Blovett and William Corkins. Officials discuss street funds, tile and drainage group meetings, and Indiana World's Fair planning.
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Walter South
John Martz
Mayhew
Elmer Peterson
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Cominger
Daniels
James Blovett
George
Cox
William Corkins
Supreme Court
Leah A. Haynes
Flora Newlin
Flora
Haynes
Bailey
Controller Woollen
Indiana Tile, Brick and Drainage Association
State House
J. J. W. Billingsley
J. A. Dailey
W. A. Endsley
W. B. Gill
Union Station
John Lane
Tecause
Yong
Opening of Congress Deliberations in House and Senate
The second day of the fifty-second Congress begins with formal journal reading waived and Holman nominating a speaker. Reed wins, facing cheering galleries as Crisp is sworn in amid applause. Senate members Daughis of Iowa and Call of Florida are sworn in before a two oclock recess forHouse organization.
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Congress
Reed and Holman
Senate
House
Washington
Springer
Holman
Myr. Holman
Ube
Greargin
Reed
Watemrd
Erson
Will Ams
Crisp
Mills
House of Representatives
McMillan
Kerr
Yoder
Turner
Dalton
O'Neil
Holtman
Wheeler
Michigan
Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
Daugis
Towa
Call
Piorida
Two Men Creating Noise in the World
A mixed feature outlines Walter Crane and the Paris and New York stage scene. It notes Crane as a prominent English illustrator and decorator, and Paulus a celebrated Paris singer who boosted Boulang er’s fame. The piece adds tangential society chatter and brief local items from Albany and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kors
Walter Crane
Bob
Pivan
Vary Eveung Mr Crane
Wiley Embers Held After Police Chase and Burglary Charge
Judge Buskirk presided as Wiley Embers faced till tapping, pocket book theft, and a burglary confession. Detectives Page and Kinpey described a long chase and linked Embers to attacks on women. Also jailed were Albert Price for loitering and Peter Ullsworth for burglary at 255 W Washington St, while Walter Willetts had public indecency case continued.
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Bauer
N. Tennessaass
Criminal Court
Albert Price
Peter Ullsworth
Haare Simms
Washington St
Walter Willetts
President to Send Message on Financial Matters and Silver Question
The president plans to send his message to Congress on Thursday with Secretary Foster’s report due Friday. Officials expect similar content in both messages, with a brief financial section. The administration is likely to back current silver law, while a free silver bill may pass the House and be vetoed by the president in the Senate. The message will address the Chilean incident firmly, showing seriousness and ongoing concern by the president and Secretary Blaine, with no recall of Minister Egan.
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Washington
Dec
Foster
House
Senate
Blaine
Egan
Mutual Relief Fund Life Case Rules On Mrs Maybrick Policy
The court of appeals held the Mutual Relief Fund Life Insurance Company liable for a $10,000 life policy on Mrs Maybrick's husband provided the wife does not benefit from the payment. The ruling is noted as significant for all insurance firms and their settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Insurance Men
London
Court of Appeals
Mutual Relief Fund Life Insurance Company
Maybrick
Wheat and Whiskers State Grange Meets at English Hotel
About 15 or 20 members of the state grange gathered at English's hotel on Tuesday morning for the annual session. Master Milton Trus jer opened with his address urging measures to curb grain cornering and trusts while praising agricultural prosperity and calling for reform bills.
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State Grange
English’s
Farmer’s Alliance
Milton Tras
Congress
Grange
Derry Rusk
Amusembles at Park Theater Feature Praiseworthy Cast
Local review praises Richard Golden and company in Old Prouty at Haelist's Monday. Noting standout performances by HH. Morsa YF. St. Jackson and Harry Rich, the writer lauds the ensemble and the plot's use of character. Also mentions Hermann at Grand and Nat Goodwin nearing his La Lyceum runs.
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Richard Golden
Haelist
Golden
Mr. Gielen
Justice's Court
Harry Rich
John Todd
Sam Baldwin
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Jackson
Morteave
Jed Prouty
Nat Goodwin
Jail Matron Demanded by Meridian W C T U
A Meridian W C T U committee led by Mrs Prettymian asks Marion County to create the office of jail matron fix up quarters and set a salary The county commissioners say they have no authority to create the position and insist the sheriff appoints a deputy matron The petition seeks authority funding and housing for a jail matron and notes police powers would rest with the sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Prettymian
Stout
Marion County
Ccomittee
Farrell
Eherif
Tie
Patrol Wagon Collides On Washington Street
A patrol wagon traveling west on Washington street at noon collided with a buggy. Horace McKay, the lone occupant, was thrown from his saddle but not seriously hurt aside from hip pain and a scraped hand. Officer Pierson assisted as onlookers questioned the patrol’s presence on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim Galley
Washington St
River Billy Wheeler
Earsylvania St
Wheeler
Prison Fire Sparks Panic as Guards Rescue Inmate Row
A city prison caught fire early Tuesday morning causing loud protests from inmates as guards and the fire department rushed to relocate prisoners to the county jail. The building suffered minor damage while a crowd outside grew anxious over possible harm to prisoners. Police restored order and all inmates were saved without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewa
Cornibes
Call for a New United States Building in Indianapolis
The article notes a congressional session’s interest in a $1 250 000 appropriation for a new four story federal building in Indianapolis. Postmaster Thompson Judge Martindale Rhody Shiel and others discuss site, layout with post office on first floor pension offices and courts on upper floors, and pressure from Commercial duty and Board of Trade to lobby in Washington.
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Thompson
University Park
Court
U. S. Tmarshes
Secret Service Railway Rail Service
Custom House
Cincinnati Post Office
Department At
Washington
Indianapolis
Lewis collection fossil sieves in British Museum
Dr E B Lewis a former chemistry professor at American Badlogn Bayreuth gathered fossil sieves from Mt Lebanon showing ancient water levels. Now in the British Museum as the Lewis collection. Two strangers, one cultured elder, gained admission to the college and questioned the doctor about teaching methods.
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E. BR. Lewis
Bayreuth
Mt. Lebanon
British Museum
Lewis
Dom Pedro of Brazil and a royal tale of a democratic joke
A Bayreuth visit features Dom Pedro humor and a story about a doctor and a車engine trial. The emperor accepts the title Mr Alcante and hands signal duties to a Westinghouse engine during a railroad test. A staged rock fall proves the ruse, ending with Dom Pedro applauding as a miner removes the dummy rocks.
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Dom Pedro
Lewis
Mr. Alcante
Bayreuth
Westinghouse
Brazil
Mary Aspire and Council Presidency Field Grows
The council presidency race shapes up with candidates including Councilman-elect John F. White who may gain South side support except from Mr Olsen. Martin Murphy and Mr Olsen lack experience. Yontz is viewed as well qualified though imperfect. Bugsman may run if urged, but refuses. The Pig Tail War ends as Pekin reports government forces quell rebellion and naval traffic opens between Shanghai and Lienstia.
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John F. White
Ward 9
South Side
Olsen
White
Martin Murphy
Yontz
Bugsman
Lonnox
Pekin
Shanghai
Lienstia
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Eidor’s
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Omity Lip
Crane
Kate Gresnaway
Kate Greenaway
England
Louis Lorillard
Newport
Loveyfellow
Albany
Des. S
Kennedy and
Brien
Syracuse
Rufus Peck
Epublican
Onondaga
Secretrry Foster
Mozart Hall
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Commission
Denison
Barus
Barus Was Given the Leadership of the Great Chorus, the Committee On Music
Board of Public Safety
Burford’s
Chapman & Mullally
Que
Buffalo Town
Burrsa.a
Planing
Lee Holland & Co
Burfaro
Werther
Indiana
Warner, Fair
Vicinity
Gallaher
New Orleans
John N. Galaher
Diocese of
Louisiana
Bright
Master Trusler
Werners
Amusemlenes
Graed
Hermann
New York Lyceum Theater
Beechan’s Pill
Worth
Guinea
ELIT
Fermin 4S
Tom Need Bown
Iiicers
Ktreeted
Hitter Commenty
The
New York Newpapers
Strugedia
Georgia
TACH
Mula
James Kerr
SS. Vader
Turcer
Lycurgus Galen
Herald
Hill
White House
Tribuns
Preson AL Wention
iDom Pedro
Schrader’s
4 &E
Mary Aspire
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