Indiana Democratic Editorial Banquet Discusses Graft and Reform
Indiana editors gather at the Grand hotel for a banquet after a morning session of the Indiana Democratic Editorial association. John W. Kern criticizes state graft, public funds misuse, and governor expenditures while praising reform and press unity. speakers include W. C. Ball and J. Ert Black as they urge strong Democratic action in the next campaign.
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Indiana
Unite
Ewilty
James A. Barnes
Auburn Courier
Unt
Senator Turple
Grand
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Grand Hotel
John W. Kern
L. G. el- Magham
Decatur
Democratic Press
W. C. Ball
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Express
Pha Democratic Press
Bull
Country Ie
Bi Jones
Ball
Smart. Net
J. Ert Black
Franklin
Riot at Church Sparks Bitter Clash in Paris
Reports from Paris describe a violent confrontation at the Church of Saint Petrie Hue Saint Dominique as authorities and Catholics clashed over church valuables inventories. Troops fired on crowds, windows shattered, several wounded, and numerous arrests reported amid calls for legal action against priests and church leaders. Pope Pius urged Catholics to submit to inventories and lamented the violence.
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Serigpa-MeTige Preay Association
Paris
Saint Petrie
Hue
Saint Dominique
Serinps-Melloc Preas Association
Home
Papr Pius
France
Pape
Bankrupt Salesman Faces Court Action in Lafayette
Thoma Scaullin a traveling salesman from Lafayette filed voluntary bankruptcy in a U S court with assets listed at 43 and liabilities 6.06.15. Associates avid Dart known as Bully and Towis Wiltwin Garrison were arrested Thursday by Deputy Game Long Richy and Konert at Duart Lake in Rescluscacour for fishing with two 40 foot nets in their possession.
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Lafayette
United States
Avid Dart
Towis
Wiltwin Garrison
Long Richy
Konert
Duart Lake
Rescluscacour
Free Golf Plan Proposed for Riverside Park
Charles E B Coffly, president of the Board of Public Tanks, asserts a plan to establish a free 18 hole golf links at Riverside Park south of Thirtieth Street. J Clyde Power, park superintendent, returns from vacation to oversee a vote on the proposal. Fees would apply for services on busy days while some days remain free, aligning with municipal practice.
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Board of Public Tanks
Sist
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Lgakr
Riverside Park
Thirtiythest
Wetton
J. Clyde Power
Serviee
Riversite
Coffin
232 Christians Killed in Constantinople Outrages
The Mussul might have outrages on Christians reported in Constantinople. Public figures say 232 people were killed and 8 wounded, including women and children, during the period cited.
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Serigpa-Moline Press Association
Constantinople
Statis- Mme
Musselmay
Bids Opened for 130 Voting Machines by County
County commissioners will receive and open bids for furnishing 130 voting machines Saturday at 10 am. This marks the third bidding cycle in a year as prices prompted earlier refusals to contract. President Thomas Spafford cited potential more bidders, with $100,000 of bonds authorized for machine purchases.
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City to Buy Nine Nogta for Courthouse Lights
The Board of Public Works directs City Engineer Miller to purchase nine nogta for electric lights in the courthouse yard. Posts will cost from 35 to 150 each. Wiring will be done by the city electrician and the power supplied by the county.
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Queen Alexandra Heads for Copenhagen Funeral
Queen Alexandra, daughter of the late King Christian of Denmark, departed London this morning for Copenhagen to attend the funeral service for her father. Danish minister, Princess Victoria, and other officials were present at the departure.
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London
Alexander I
Christian
Denmark
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Edward
Princesa Victoria
Mizner Moves into Yerkes Mansion Amid Rahke Trial Skirmish
Reporters waited from morning until noon as Orlando Mizner arrived with two suitcases and a hat box to Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes's Fifth Avenue home amid gossip of a marriage to the late millionaire’s widow. Crowds lingered in morbid hope before dispersing when the Rahke trial delayed to Monday.
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Rahke
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Rohke
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Feh
Aft
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Traction
Wilgon
Rome
Ars
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Mizner
Yerkes
Fifth-ave
Ja Valet
Andrew Gillies
St’ Episcopal Church
SANG ON SCAFFOLD MAN KILLED HIS WIFE IN WASHINGTON
A colored man named William Hamilton was hanged for murdering his wife. He spent his last night reading religious articles and sang hymns as the scaffold fell. The incident occurred after his arrest, with the execution carried out on the scaffold where another famous assassin once faced justice. The report also mentions local political figures from Indiana, including A. G. Lupton and Maj. G. W. Steele, as part of a broader political discussion.
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Washington
Scrippa-Meline Press Association
Waslongton
Martet
Hess
Williams Vanatl
Bilbie Am
Guitean
Gary Meld
Hamilton
A. G. Gupton
Tartford
Well
Blackford
Grant
Lupton
Maj. G. W. Steele
Congress
Steele
Frank Bearss
Penu
Miami County
Grant County Friends
Blackford County
Iunk
Fred Landis
Blackford Couity
Grant County
Hartéort
Landis
Kentucky Man Freed In Can Lead Case On Requisition
George Wittenour of Louisville was arrested under Indiana game laws and released by Judge Matt O'Dougherty. Aaron Moh, a top Kentucky attorney, argued the court was wrong, prompting a reversal on the requisition rule. Wittenour was taken to Corydon with fines and costs totaling six dollars.
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Louisville
Indiana
Matt O'Dougherty
O'Dougherty
Je. B. Barley
Aaron ‘Moh
Sentucky
Inwa
Kentucky
Corydon
Costa
New President for Northwestern University
Chicago Feb 2 Abram Winegardner Harris IJ D president of Jacob Tome Institute Port Deposit Md has been elected president of Northwestern university Evanston Ill Hig salary will be 50M a year
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Chicago
Abram Winegardner Harris
Jacob ‘Tome Insitute
Port Deposit
Northwestern University
Evanston
Harper Memorial Library Plan Accepted by University Trustees
Chicago February 2 reports University of Chicago trustees accept plans for the $1000 William Rainey Harper memorial library. The project advances as discussions outline the library's aims and funding steps.
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Harper Memorial Library
Scrippa-McNar Press
Assocination
Chicago
William Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
Virginia's New Governor Inauguration Reported
In Richmond Virginia Claude A Swanson and J Taylor Ellison were inaugurated governor and lieutenant governor yesterday with ceremony and public attendance. Swanson assumes leadership as governor while Ellison takes the lieutenant role during the new administration.
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Asnoeinilon
Richmond
Claude A. Swanson
J. Taylor Ellyson
Virginia
Veterinary Surgeon Held in Pittsburgh Criminal Operation Charge
Special to The Sun reports Samuel Iner, a veterinary surgeon, committed to jail by Magistrate Koo Negley on a charge of performing a criminal operation. The case involves Mise Manin alleging betrayal and a claim against Albert Jane.
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Outlan Ball
No Red Tape Alleged in Civil Service Appointment
Walter States agent on record who was here Thursday appears in the books of Collestor BL H as an example of a civil service appointment made without examination. President McKinsey recommended a quick placement during an emergency, yet the commission blocked the action and the president issued orders to certify the appointment. The department's later work has not supported correcting the initial action.
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Collestor
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McKinsey
Ainen
Boy freed from detention on probation under new plan
A boy named Grant Lightfoot was allowed to leave the detention home after his mother insisted he could swash and Iran as well as anyone. He faced incorrigibility charges but is now under probation. The report mentions new plans and various brands and remedies for coughs and throat conditions.
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Jude Stubbs
Grant Lightfoot
Winding up of Franklin bubble syndicate closes case
The Franklin bubble syndicate affair, which swindled hundreds nationwide, is wound up by referee in bankruptcy Robert F. Tinney. A final dividend of 13 percent is declared on outstanding claims, marking a notable chapter in the case that involved figures like Willam Miller and Cal. Robert A. Ammon and led to further legal actions.
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Four Victims Evaulated by Pneumonia Tragedy
Report from De Rotinson deme details a family tragedy as Goldie Robinson, four, dies of pneumonia after a similar death a week earlier and two other children fall ill. City dispensary officials say patients recover, while Flower Mission workers aid the invalids. Owner of the tenement defends premises as properly maintained despite the outbreak.
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W. McCarty
Kentucky
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de Rotinson
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de. Houta
Mays
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Sun
Everett woman accused in Indianaplis writer case
A Belleville journalist Henry Hale was arrested after a letter written by Rath Everett known as Home at TH8 Collegeeave sparked a sensational inquiry in Indianapolis. The case links a dancer and property owner to alleged charm letters, with Degaily Stiles and a federal grand jury involved.
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Jury Deliberates in Lewis Murder Case in Noblesville
Special to The Saw reports closing arguments by Prosecutor Henes and the judge stressing reasonable doubt as the jury hears the Alonge Lewis murder case. The probate court relates Cooper's $250,000 bond as administrator, with the estate needing a bond of twice the property value.
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Henes Il
Alonge Lewis
Plan to Strike: Miners Push for Idle Support
A joint meeting ended Friday morning after hours of debate. Miners vow to strike, except one dissenter Patrick Dolan. Southwest miners and operators attend as talks shift to potential arbitration and outside pressure for settlement.
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Wissenting Vole
Patrick Dolan
Sniearden
Mey
Indvics
Miners Rally as Walkout Looms in Court Case of Wage Strife
A large miners convention debates wage increases and a possible general strike through April, with delegates urging action while opposing employers proposals. President Mitchell and Patrick Daly oppose concessions, calling for solidarity as the union weighs its next move.
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Imine
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Mitchell Rome
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