Fourth Edition Sweet Girl Clerks Described by Reporter
A Sun reporter tours Indiana legislative committee rooms, meeting six young female clerks in Kokomo to Kankakee. Descriptions cover their looks, roles, and personalities, including Miss Burkhardt, Stratford, Langstaff, Dixon, Green, and New, with details of attire, duties, and homes.
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Vere
Indiana
Kokomo
Kankikee
Mr. Robbins
Sun
Littia
Jig Majesty
Vansville
Nixon
Miriam
Flora Temple Stratford
Miss Stratford
Gen. Carnahan
Dora Langstaff
Miss Langstaff
Langstaff
Fulding
Miss Dixon
Miss Burkhardt
Miss Langstall
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Jessie Louise Salsbury Green
Ira Joy Chase
Green
Jessie Salsbury
Louise
Miss Green
Miss Nellis New
Miss Stratford. She Is the Most Business-Like of Ary of the Lady Clerka
Benevolent Institutions Committee
Mise New
Judge New
Jannings County
Supreme Court
Stormy Indiana House Opens as Curtis Fight Looms
In Indiana the senate noted ominous signs as the Curtis measure spurred a tense session. Debates over eight hour work rules and an insane hospital inquiry mix with finance worries and a looming department of geology. Harrison attendees and ball details punctuate the political drama.
Greene's Statement on CT Mutual Loss From Agent Fraud
President Jacob E. Greene of Connecticut Mutual Insurance reports 1888 receipts of 7 425 475.96 and expenditures 0 660 144.64 with a balance of 721 531.32. He cautions the loss arose from Moore's dishonesty, noting 483 444.01 charged to profit and loss and no credit for recovered property until sold.
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Moore
Jacob E. Greene
Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Republicans Consider Resignations In Senate Showdown
The state senate adjourned amid a tense debate over the gag rule as Republicans weigh resignations rather than surrender the session. Senator Johnson favors staying to end the legislative term while others hint at a mass exit if compromise fails. A secret caucus signals a potential fresh turn in the crisis within days.
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Barrebuilizan
de Pire Tees Leipg
All Ours
Uish
Johnson
Daa
Passengers In a Cube Tie Day bs a Locomotive
At Cuicano February 21 a collision occurred between a cable car and a locomotive on the Sixteenth Street line. The cable car was lifted from the track, tossing passengers about. Mrs Neil Schoka died from severe injuries. Jama Burns, Beatrice Shafer, May Pepin and others were badly shaken. Burns suffered a broken leg. The gripman mistook his signal for the engineer.
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Cuicano
Chicago & Ten Railway
Neilschoka
Cleveland Honeys Aid Incoming First Ladies Comfort
Washington scene reports that President Cleveland and Mrs. Harrison are preparing to ease the transition for future occupants. Four cabinet posts unsettled for Gen Harrison as he builds his team, while Mrs. Cleveland quietly arranges comforts for Mrs. Harrison. In other news, Officer Hostettler investigates Mike Donnelly for stabbing rumors linked to a disreputable W Market Street establishment. Donnelly’s temper leads to window damage and minor injuries.
Notorious Crooks Sentenced in Indiana Burglary Ring
LaPorte Indiana February 21 Timothy Miles and an accomplice were sentenced Thursday to long prison terms. The two men described as notorious crooks were wanted in Iowa Illinois and Ohio. They burglarized schoolhouses across northern Indiana taking books and more as they moved.
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LaPorte
Ind
Timothy Miles
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Shot Dead by a Songstress in El Paso
El Paso Texas February 21 Jack Brown famed scout was shot and killed by Ada Hume a territorial nightingale stemming from a dispute over Miss Hume singing under Brown’s management. Also in New York February 21 Hamburg line orders agents not to sell tickets to sickly blind mutes decrepit and crippled people or to paupers and convicts without further provisions.
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Songatresa
EL Paso
Tex
Jack Brown
Ada Hume
Miss Hume
Brown
New York
Spi
Hamburg Steamship Company
Hippolyte whipped and killed in Hayti report
Boston February 21 officers of the steamer Delta from Hayti state Hippolyte's army was badly whipped February 6 and it is reported that Hippolyte himself was assassinated.
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Hippolyte
Boston
Delta
Hayti
City Police Outline Plan to Clean Up Dives
Supt Travis argues that raiding dens drives thieves to scatter rather than reform and would worsen crime. He urges cautious suppression, legislative tweaks to widen police reach, and notes past raids failed to end the evil. The report ties recent burglaries to a small group and details Fifer and Scott's apprehension and confessions.
Street Car Talk and a Tale of Political Scams
A Massachusetts Avenue streetcar passenger recalls a witty anecdote about nine women thanking a door opener and the tenth who would scowl. The piece shifts to Jake Dunn, state librarian, recounting a Democratic campaign letter promising a $100 per day tariff speech. The story highlights confusion over professional technique, a prank by Jewett, and a failed attempt to influence the committee, ending with the speaker’s disappearance.
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Maszachusetts Ave
ZaGy
Jim
Massachusetts
Jacob P. Dunn
Jake
Democratic State Central Committee
Illinois
Jewett
Devwatt
Guy
Alittle
Jowett
Broushtith
Loskead
Tye
Robbing freight cars and multiple arrests reported
Robbery spree on the L. E. & W. railroad leads to arrests after officers Hobbs Klingensmith and others catch eight men removing about 59 bushels of wheat near Bruce park. Thompson house hold used as stash, Thompson escaped. Earlier arrests include shoe thefts from a Lake Erie car and other thefts. Bond posted for two suspects. Also reports the death of bonanza king James C. Fried in Germany.
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Hobbs
Klingensmith
Sruce Park
Frank ‘Wilsop
Thornton
George
Wesley Burton
Henry Mac
Thompson
Ime
Joe Wheatly
Harris
Farrel
Charles
George Arnold
A. d. Kennedy
Lake Erie
Fire ruins St Phillipa church in Cummingsville loss
Cincinnati February 21 The blaze at St Phillipa church in Cummingsville Thursday morning caused about 12000 dollars in damage. Also reported Dr D W Bliss Garfield's physician died early Tuesday morning after a brief illness in Washington.
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Harned
Cincinnati
St. Phillipa Church
Cummingsville
City Life Court Actions Prompt Quick Dismissals
Judge Walker Wednesday dismissed the divorce suit of Charles va Ella Hullsizer. Mollie Cousins jailed to await trial for stealing $300 from Denny Mack after testimony about stockings. Milon V Fort and Lydia F Fort were disunited for cruelty. two other cases dismissed. one case remained under advisement.
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Walker
Charles Va Ella Hullsizer
Mollie Cousins
Denny Mack
Milon V
Lydia F.iFort
Hadley
Lydia
Ida M
John Porter
Hannah
Jacob Wirtz
C. E
Jennie Pieson
Missing Atlas Works employee Feith vanishes after bankvisit
George Feith, a trusted Atlas engine works employe turned janitor and messenger, has not been seen since Wednesday at 1 o clock. He left after depositing funds and drawing 300 dollars, prompting a police inquiry into his disappearance and suspected foul play. Feith, 30, from Cincinnati, known for honesty, roomed at 7 Columbia Ave, with two fingers amputated in a mill accident.
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George Feith
Atlas Engine Works
Feith
Atlas Company
Visteicher & Churchman’s Bank
Bagun
Works
Sun
Feila
Altland
Columbia Ave
Shore House
Moore and
Sullivan
Altiand
Columbia-ave
Feid
Cincinnati
Jennings Eouity
Ibis State
Cigarette Rebellion Shakes Columbia College
Brooklyn February 21 A turmoil at Columbia College as faculty ban smoking on grounds and in buildings provokes student rebellion with many threatening to leave and studies severely disrupted.
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Columbia College
Brooklyn
Ben Goes to Richmond From Denison House Cage
Ben Harrison will not travel to Washington after all. He was sent to Richmond Indiana on Tuesday to reside in a cage at Col Miller’s premises. The notable eagle, Old Abe’s contemporary in public display, will no longer be featured in the inaugural procession plan as previously contemplated. Gen Harrison will not receive more callers though visitors persist, with Rep Morrow of San Francisco among the most notable on Wednesday.
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Willard
House of Representatives
Cranor
Fogboro Kelly
Kelly
Foster
Cullen
Tadiana Jegislature
Senate
H. B. Hammord
Opnenheim
Shambaugh
Hudnat
Terre Haute
Miss Hough
London
England
Board of Commissioners
Titforce
Sun
Chesapeskest
Grand Jury 2Nd Criminal Court
Raftery
McMnilen
Harria
Clark
Cheskeet
Tue Sun
Amogaota
Ohio
Etemsat
Ire Fifer
John Scott
Frank Whiting
Daniels
Fifer
Thorsten
Supt
Travia
Sergt. McKinney
Tella
George KB. Voglesnng
Massachusetts Ave
G. B. Walton
Christian-ave
I. L. Klingensmith
College-ave
John F. Johnston’s
N. Iinoissi
Kuhns
Ash-st
Sim Coy
Scioon
Massachusetts-ave
Camel Shoe
Washington-st
G. J. Hammond
Miller's
Southst
Centralia
Ill
Walsh
Faro
Chicago
Scott
Spears
Speaks
Thornton
Vogelsong
Jos Twines
Clermont
Walton
Twines
Cosen
Ben
Richmond
Ben Harrison
Washington
Ind
Denison House Court
Col. Miller
Old Abe
Gen. Harrison
Congressman Morrow
San Francisco
Stone trapping sparks fight near post office
In a quarrel among boatblacks over bootblacking near onion prices, a boss raised a stone to throw at a foe when a tall gray-bearded gentleman in black with a full beard, later identified as General Harrison, commanded the crowd to drop the stone, and the lad complied.
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Tiahoy
United States
Gen. Harrison
Owners to sue ship line over stallions damage
New York on February 20 owners of two stallions Ossary and Prince en route from Holland plan to sue the steamship company for sixty thousand dollars, alleging loss due to carelessness. A separate dispatch from London on February 21 notes the Times will not pay a dividend this year because of extraordinary expenses.
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New York
Ossary
Prince
Bera
Holand
Steamship Company
Lonpos
Stockholse
The
Times
Special Prices on Shoes at Webkere Outlet
Webkere slashes prices to close out selected shoe makes. George P. Marett at 16 North Penn advertises big reductions and urges quick calls for deals.
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Webkere
Piense
George P. Marett
Norsh Penn
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