Indiana budget shows over 3 million for two-year run
A lengthy Indiana appropriation plan outlines over 3 million dollars for the next two years with special allocations of 150,000 for the 8 Louie expo and 150,000 for the new Girls Industrial School. Regular items cover governor, secretary, adjutant general, state offices, public instruction, and multiple state hospitals and prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate
Louie Ezposi- Hom
Girls’ Industrial School
Adjutant General
Sal Oty
FSW
Aipreme
Bureau of
Peetic
Jary
Insurance Department
Land Department
Aotney
Public Instruction
Uice
Supreme Court
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Geology
Xeplonist
Museum
Board of Health
Biate
Nice
Central Hospital
Eastern Hospital
Farenan Killed Over Night Train Mishap at Eagle Creek
Farenan Tacoma a Big Four fireman on freight train No. 7H was knocked from his engine near Eagle Creek bridge on the St Louis divisionlate at night. His body found later by officers and his brother Ron Tacoma and other crew members. He was 22 unmarried and living with his brother in Brightwood. The train halted, Tacoma disappeared from the cab during the accident and was later carried to the city morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Tacoma
Indianagolin
Mattoon
Bigle Creek
St. Louie
Tacome
Jenning
Hagerman
Teycle
Hull
Kiefer
Mars
Ronu Tacoma
Hig Four
Trcoma
Freteht
Beveridge Wins Key Victory in Statehood Fight
Washington February 27 Beveridge defeats Senator Quay and colleagues in the statehood battle blocking a western session plan. Quay retires to Florida to recuperate. Rodey proposes admitting Arizona and New Mexico, Beveridge favors only Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben- Star Beveridge
Matt Quay
Othare
Quay
Florida
Rodey
New Mexico
Arizona
Heveridge
Beveeridge
Committee On Territories
Oklahoms
Jodian
Wignession
Beveridge
Purdue University and State Agencies Fund Totals
Financial items show Purdue University at 143000, state university 323552, state normal school 400, miscellaneous soldiers monuments 35, state board of charities 37400, medical commissioner 930, inspection 10400, labor commission 5000, forestry board 15100. Agency figures reflect state allocations and department budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
State University
State Normal School
State Board of Charities
Department of Inspection
Labor Commission
State Board of Forestry
False Alarm on Anatomical Board Repeal Question Sparks Debate
Attorney general Miller in Arkansas weighs whether a new law creating an anatomical board to prevent graves desecration repeals the earlier statute. The issue hinges on a repealing clause and whether penalties remain in force for prosecutions. Sun investigation requested. Mercer representative Odneal proposes a three member committee to study the matter with plans to visit the planet if free papers are secured. Car accident near College Ave injures none. President Roosevelt returns to Washington. Newport resident Charles Nevins drowns in Little Vermilion Creek with wife on shore watching.
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Gon
Miller
Graves
Cantrell
Arat Wa
Sun
Jefferyon City
Odneal
Mercer
Haw
Young
Laporte
Inde
Piettering
Yale
House
Huck
Four Deaths Reported in Indiana Across Two Nights
Four men died in Indiana on Wednesday night and Thursday. The ages range from 1 to 43 years, with testimonies noting one resident of Carroll County and ties to local lumber work. The text includes fragmented details about Ballivan and Cutler, indicating local impact of the fatalities.
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Indiana
Whitsun Owens
Ballivan
Pallivan
Bamuss Weaver
Carroll County
Cutler
Curran County
Kipling Poem Calls for Harmony Between Britons and Boers
A new Kipling poem printed in The Times on Friday urges reconciliation between Britons and Boers. The verse envisions healing ancient strife and returning to peaceful waters, with lines about memory, love, and renewal amid past enmities.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
The
Times
Alain
Rockefeller trip to Alabama college mints dormitory gift
Young Rockefeller reports Johnny D Rockefeller and party visiting Tuskegee Alabama to observe Booker T Washington. The trip spurs a $34,000 dormitory donation by John D Rockefeller to a colored students housing project, now completed. The Rockefeller party travels onward to Mexico.
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New Orleans
South
John D. Rock vIn
Tunkegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Colored Industrial Achant
Rockefeller
College of Washington
New York
Mexico
Gotham Women dressmaking prospectus circulated
The prospectus for a profit sharing dressmaking and military establishment was mailed to prominent women. The plan invites stock purchases by customers who buy from the firm to share in profits when dividends are declared. Employees may share in profits but cannot buy stock. Promoter Miss L Brown leads, with patrons including Mrs. J. F. Mor ean, Mrs. Robert Olyphant, and Miss Julia Murluwe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tl Hrown
Prospectum
J. F. Morean
Robert Olyphant
Julia Murluwe
Sole Survivor of Mt. Pelee Tale From Martinique
New York report recounts Joseph Stbarabs once known as Haoul Sartor surviving St Pierre's destruction during the 1902 eruption. He describes prison abuse in a dungeon, a forest of flames, and being dug from ash by his priest friend after four days buried with scant air. He now resides as a boarder at a freaks' lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Streaxen
Negro
Pierre
Haoul Sartor
Sam
Anther
Drita
Duneon
Sibirace
la & Freaks
Roosevelt welcomes Mike Cronin at dedication event
President Roosevelt breaks past police to greet a plainclothes supporter named Mike Cronin who rode with him to North Creek to attend the oath taking. The scene unfolds during a celebration for Joan Wesley's 40th birthday as officers provide a ceremonial backdrop to the unusual encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President Roosevelt
Mike Cronin
Mr. Roosevelt
Mike
Roosevelt
Joan Wesley
Ezra
Tipple
Widespread Tensions and Disasters Reported Across Cities
Reports from Santo Domingo to New York and Chicago describe threats of revolution, deadly wrecks injuring multiple people, and officials sailing toward Havana. Notable incidents include a U.S. minister sailing, a Belgian king potentially visiting, a steamer explosion killing two Chinese, a scaffold collapse injuring workers, indictments for theft, and major strikes continuing at South Chicago yards.
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Santo Domingo
JF. King
Cincinnati
Chicago
Oberon
U.S
Squiers
Newak
Havana
King Leopold
Belgium
United States
New York
Europe
Overby
Cochran
St. Louis
Brooklyn
G. 3
Hammond
Combination Investment Company
Chartey Stanley
Waanington
D.C
John BR. Gordon
Jackson
Misa
South Division High School
Edwin Tobin
Louis Measter
John Cullen
South Chicago
American Shipbuilding Company
H. P. Retort
Chicago Cant Dealer
Coal and Coke Company
New belt collection with buckles and trimming details
Readable notes describe black taffeta stitched belts featuring harness buckles and small button trims. Also mentions satin belts with tasseled ends and large oxidized buckles priced from 93.00 to 5.00 dollars.
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B.S
Bliss,swain&co
Garena
Northern Hospital For the Insane
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Frues
Beth Et
Nott Hate
Farenan
Eagle Creek
Hess
Tacoma
Brightwood
Big Four
Union
HL & Wamson & Co
Wacona
Collegewave
White House
Newport
Charles Nevins
Little Vermilion Creek
Here
Young Rockefeller
Gotham Women
Wil
Vahment
Sarue
Ted Mlloe
MT. Pelee
Max Naias
W. Grom
Quiletin
Aizes
Trefourse
Clare
Perrin
Eal
BIG
Zec
L.S. Ayres
Fogi
Great Cut Price Stores
California
Ihe
Caliefornia Bartied Pears
Pat Package Taverines
Whare
Lannox
Iiek
New
Northwast
Washu Branco
Jel
Delaware
Charm
Wis Norte
Alabama
L. A. Jackson
Athens
Waskington
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