Hanna to lie in state in capitol and funeral plans
Washington reports Hanna's body will lie in state in the marble room of the capitol Wednesday morning. Funeral in the senate chamber at noon with attendance by the president, cabinet, congress and officials. Remains to be interred in Cleveland Ohio. services led by Bishop Leonard at St. Paul's church with interment at Lakeview cemetery.
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Louis Napoleon in the Public Eye in Paris
Paris February 16 Louis Napoleon second son of Prince Napoleon draws interest from French and European observers. Analysts note Napoleonic line risks and unlikely restoration aims. Louis Napoleon attends his aunt Machilda’s funeral under Italian escort, highlighting his royal connections and fortune fueling matchmaker speculation about a French throne alliance.
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Japanese Flower Festivals Tie To Lunar Calendar
The Japanese celebrate nature and bloom viewing with holidays and picnics to see plums, cherries, maples, and chrysanthemums. Floral festivals shifted with the Gregorian calendar, altering their timing from lunar to solar alignment.
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Torio
Convicts Identified as Rudolph in Missouri Murder Case
In Albany on February 16 the court upheld lower court rulings not to compel the state prisons superintendent to destroy Berton criminal records. In Lansing, convicts Gur ney and Jaffer Dawson identified a prisoner as Rudolph, noting his silence, with a possible pardon and transfer to Bugspurt for murder trial.
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Roland B. Molineux
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Franklin County
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Bugspurt
Jaffer Dawson
St. Louis
Rev. Mosea Cesney 104 Dies in Missouri
ST. JOSEPH MO February 16 Rev Mosea Cesney a negro baptist believed oldest man in Missouri died Tuesday aged 104 The obituary notes his long life and faith within the local African American church community
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Board of Trade Office Rooms in Demand
Members of the Board of Trade foresee strong demand for offices in a new seven story building. John J. Appel says work will start soon and all offices should be occupied within a month after completion. Applicants are already submitting room applications and the facility is described as a “dandy.”
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Forbes Succeeds Tait as Philippine Commissioner
Washington Feb 1 Secretary of War Tait announced after the cabinet meeting that Cameron Forbes of Ruston Louisiana a veteran graduate and former football coach has accepted the post as member of the Philippine commission created by Gov Tait's cabinet promotion.
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Tait
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Streetcar Promises Draw Central Avenue Attention
Streetcar Jones pledges immediate action on Central Avenue as he critiques current service and outlines plans to improve car reliability and coverage. He argues building a street car costs as much as other projects and urges timely progress, promising better service to residents and urging council focus.
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Central-Ave
McDonald Taken to Bloomington Jail
By Gov Durbin order the Indiana reformatory released James McDonald to avoid state responsibility. He was moved from Jeffersonville reformatory Tuesday morning by Sheriff Smith and Detective Rosa and taken to Bloomington pending grand jury investigation for Sunacas action with the Schaffer Hunter case. McDonald showed no emotion as he was led away.
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Senators Hanna death noted with praise by colleagues
Washington reports Senator Fairbanks and Senator Tevereidge eulogize Senator Hanna as brave noble and influential. They call him disciplined yet generous, a businesslike statesman whose death marks a national loss and a rise in public respect for his leadership. The piece notes Indiana congressmen’ expressions and a separate local scene involving a witness named Jordan Smith in a yellow court, revealing mistaken identity and confusion in the proceedings.
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Bridge Repairs Bids Opened for White River Bridges
The Board of Works met on Tuesday to receive bids and let contracts for the repair of the bridges over White River.
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Refugees Seized at Consulate by Armed Force
An armed force entered the consulate at Stuiana and took two refugees from the premises, as reported by Sim Domingo and Ines cabled to the Washington state Veh department and the minister Pow. The incident raises questions about asylum protections and the handling of refugees by foreign authorities.
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Snow Falls Thicker Than Usual in Indianapolis
Reported on Tuesday three feet of snow blanketed Indianapolis. Pedestrians battled a strange snow that resembled dust more than snow as they trudged past stepped piles and clear paths, unsure if the covering was slow to settle.
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Vast bug claim shocks Indiana geologist and era muse
A wary Indiana expert asserts 20 million beetle varieties exist in the state, with 75 000 distinct kinds noted. He plans a pamphlet naming all beetle residents, arguing bug diversity vastly outnumbers humans and that beetles outlast other life in the region. The statement, given to The Sun, mixes zeal with speculation and humor.
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Weather Outlook for Indiana and Adjacent States
Fair skies give way to increasing cloudiness Tuesday night through Wednesday. Temperature readings include 7 am at zero, noon at 9, 2 pm at 12, with rising daytime temperatures and variable winds across Indiana and neighboring areas.
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Board discusses artificial gas plant plan at Consumers Trust
The Consumers Gas Trust Company board will meet Tuesday night to discuss building an artificial gas plant to produce and sell gas at 36 cents per 100 cubic feet. Directors favor the plan but cannot vote without trustee concurrence. trustees meet Wednesday night. Maj. W. J. Richards, a director, hopes a meeting between trustees and directors soon.
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Tom Shannon's Opinion on Spooners in State House
Tom Shannon, dubbed the state house copper, warns against spooners and loafers in the state House basement. He notes no malice toward individuals but criticizes the prevalence of idle loafers hindering real business. Perry elected president of Illinois miners. unrelated jewelry ad lines appear amid brief items.
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State House
Offer Shannon
Court House
Interurban payments to city and reporting discrepancies
City records show Interurban traction firms paid 2.31 and 57 cents per trip for 1903, with Indianapolis reports totaling 48 654 trips versus 45 766 trips in separate company reports, causing a $589.25 variance. Controller Dunn cites timing differences as a probable cause. Also mentions political chatter around Herod as a state Senate candidate and stray notices and ads from The Bun.
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