Fourth Edition Dev il fish War in Indiana Assembly
The lower house debates school books and trust restraint with Pleasants and Hughes bills. Pleasants pushes a state plan to print books at cost via a state board, while Willard praises varied systems and calls for open competition. In the Senate, Purdue gets a 75000 grant as natural gas legislation moves slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Curtis
Berry
Custer
Jordan
Indiana House of Representatives
Foghorn Kelly
Youns
Hughes
Indianapolis
Young
House of Representatives
Pleasants
California
State Board of Education
Willard
State House
Cullen
Harrell
Fields
Pontyeu
Linek
Senate
Smith
Purdue University
Murder and Robbery Near Elk Lick and Other Local News
Out West robbers entered Paddick's store at Elk Lick on Wednesday night and killed clerk James Grant, stealing about 1000 dollars in cash and valuables. In West Indianapolis, Chas. Litter paid fines by Squire Davidson. Belmont sees a building boom with 25 houses under construction. Belmont residents oppose a proposed saloon. John Lee hanged at Alexandria, Minnesota, for the murder of Charles Cheline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirrix Rock
Ark
Paddick
Indianapolis
Chas
Squire Davidson
Frank Steins
Belmont
Ladies’ Aid Society of
M. KE
West Morrient
Alexandria
Minn
John Lee
Charles Cheline
The Lobbyists of the Indiana Assembly Exposed
A detailed chronicle of lobbyists in the Indiana assembly reveals the Kola Workers circle and Van Antwerp Bragg Co interests. It profiles Robinson and others, notes a mix of male and female lobbyists, and describes seeks for state librarian, land deals, and court pressures amid political maneuvering and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Assembly
Jacob Jhunn
Allegan
Franklin
Supreme Court
Hol
Robbrson
van Antwerp, Bragg & Co
Robinson
van Antwerp
Bragg & Cos
Price Carr
van Antiwerp
Braga & Co
Public
la Lotette
Tsaac N. Ruse
Piaasante al Veray
Vieasanis
Verry Huston
Evansville
Curtis
Tsao
Ivansville
Mt. Vernon
Princeton
Jacob B. Julien
Newton County
Weaver Lake
Mr. Huston
Cooley
Julien
Senate
Johnson
Robert Marmett
Edwin May
State House
May
Frank Landers
Kankakee
Population growth and weekly city death report
Population rising with the city recording its lowest death rate in 25 years during the week ending Friday. Only 17 deaths were reported while births remained normal with 45 new citizens arriving. Artistic furniture at Wm. L. Ders.
Platt For Mischief Sparks Cabinet Rumors
Feb 15 dispatch reports Republican plots to derail Harrison's cabinet with Platt claiming evidence of duplicity and Blaine being frozen out. Alger disputes Sherman remarks while New York and Illinois incidents surface, including a hanging mob, forgery case against George Wallace and a secret “Court of Tapers” to police labor traitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Blaine
Alger
Dowr
John Sherman
WasmixerTon
Hlarriacn
Platt
Harrisons
New Yoas
Splt
Court of Taper
Gas and legal notices from county report
Natural gas concerns loom as Andrew Carmellie notes supply fade. Jacob Mitrchell fined five dollars for thumping Hang Peterson. Win. Cohurn faces grand jury on shoe theft. Tom Scott jailed for gas incidents. Henry Gray surrenders to sheriff with 500 bond. School district reports isolated pupil illness. deputies debunk Perry township recluse rumors. Boston correspondent Guy Chignot explores Indiana gas fields for investors. Charles Williams investigated for posing as a U S detective amid theft and deception charges. larceny case to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mitrchell
Hang Peterson
Cohurn
Marek Debreon
Tom Scott
Vincent Wilson
Henry Gray
Boston
Indiana
Chiquot
Board of Trade Irunday
Charles B. Williams
U.S
W. Washington-st
Meridian-st
Thornton
Residence Listings for Jor G W Combs and Addresses
Local directory notes Jor G W Combs at 347 North Tennessee Street HWiee and HO East Ohio Street Residence tale phone 772 office telephone His. Concise listing appears in the community directory with contact details for multiple nearby residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor
G. W. Combs
Tennessee Street
Hwiee
Ohio Street
Bright Lights of the Law Spark Jokes and Court Tales
A humorous profile of lawyer Henry N. Spaan and fellow attorneys. The piece recalls a cow ownership case in Justice Wright's court, a juror hospitalized after a deputy sheriff incident, and quips about divorce drives and courtroom missteps. It also notes Joan S. Duncan’s campaign stump speech and Harrison misnaming habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Spaan
Justice Wright
Billy Lamb
Lamb
Joan S. Duncan
Pican
Anderson
Duncan
Harrison
Tim
Farewell plan for Gen Harrison sparked by city committee
A committee led by Mayor Denny visited Gen Harrison to seek his consent to a fitting farewell before his Washington departure. Proposals include a military and civic escort from his home to the station and a brief public address. The scene also notes visiting dignitaries and local political tensions amid Aston and Indiana mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeu
Harrison
Washington
Denny
Item
Dan McCauler
Indianapolis
Barney McCauley
Jarvis Seetien
Gren
Metropolis
Gen. Harrison
John M. Langston
Liberia
Bates House
Harrison —S
Acs
Mahone
Newton M. Butler
Weeping Water
New Mexico
Ant
Woodfall
Auburn
N. Y
Cobh Bridgeland
West Balen Springs
Orange County
Tadiana
Vichy
Wies Balen
Europe
Indiana
Classified ad seeks buyers for household items
A terse notice promises to sell a bedroom suit burenu table or stove. For sixpence a week in The Six it will locate a customer, offering a short term service to connect sellers with buyers.
Infant Found Dead In Canal With Choking Marks
A newborn white infant’s body was found floating in the canal near Washington and Geisendorf streets by a waterworks guard. The corpse showed finger marks on the throat and a heavy cord with a weight, suggesting smothering and an attempted concealment. The umbiliacal cord remained attached, indicating a recent birth. Flanner & Buchanan took the body to their morgue and police sought any clues to the perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Geisendorfste
Flanner & Buchanan
Famine Spreads in China as Families Starve
Recent dispatches from China report the famine widening with nearly half a million families starving. Indiana Loyal Legion holds a meeting at Bates House club room with officers elected and members welcomed. Judge Hadley orders removal of James Webb to Fletcher's sanitarium. Webb, a wealthy farmer, has been mentally unstable for years. Jury features local political figures. weather forecast for Indiana calls for light rain or snow and warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Landers
Kankakee
Indiana
W. B. Drapier
Assembly
Tong
Elkhart
Goshert
Goshen
Mr. Thomas
Judge Baker
Ostrander
Harry Adams
Wallace
Hadley
W. T. Lockwood
James Webb
Vieteber
Sherif
Webb
Perray Township
Lewag
Fletcher
Howe
Mahion H. Flesh
William Osborn
KR. S. Hill
Jack Norwood
Col
Hans Blume
The
Telegraph
Child Shoes Offered At Same Price In Stock
A local ad notes that a child can buy shoes or any stocked item at the same price and receive fine service. It urges trying the store and mentions Geo. Marott in Peunest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Marott,gn
Peunest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Basrox
Sullivan
New York
Devil- Fish
Ad Schuman
Ad Herett
Washington St
Slick Hieves
W. Nickum
Olleme-Nye
Millers
St. Duest
Jimmy
Kerr
Clerk Kerr
Criminal Court
Moore
Jim
Doe
Len Crane
Len
Jed
Joho
Uug
Max. Cogs Bedta
Sim Coy
John E. Sullivan
C. 1
Jones
Woore
Casas
Herman
Sprandel
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph A. Moore
Wilson
Yale
Charles J. Many
John
H. N. Spaan
Lauer
Paris
Floquet
Chamber of Deputies
Charlotte, N. Cy
Wayne County
Wm. L. Ders
Thornery
Bin
Lavator Sherman
Gen
Sherman
Noa Sonn
Web
Pynechivog Troten Cp
Maa Ptisé
Eankins
Will Harris
Ao Imebt
Harris
Judson
Baptist Church
Arerived
George Bd. Wallace
Bandenrl
Langenberg
Thomas J. Hancock
Bristol
Marcus
George
Seawell
John Ilis
Sherill Kise
Hanehvile
Pennett Campbell
Wort List
Andrew Carmellie
Billy Herod
Dudge Walker
Uesk
Smi
Billy
Warrrison
Mister Darnells Fix
Parnell
Jim Prichard
Stal
Pnstal
Tast
Cal
Manacer Shafter
Street Railway Company
Mississippi St
Twelfth-st
Council
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Mississippi-st. Jine
Tod
A. Pritchard
Shaffer
Pritchard
Chcaco
Sal
Trusler
Pousnerty
Corypbee Trusfer
Dougherty
Frank
Sys
Haugherty
Webster
Evans
Oilimill
Shama
Founda
Trurlele Pawine
Willien
China
San Frasersen
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