Governor Hovey's Message Guides Indiana Legislature
Indiana lawmakers await the opening of a session with Governor Hovey ready to outline methods to raise revenue and fund state needs. The message will discuss salaries, appropriations, and plans for a Soldiers' Monument, while speculation swirls over speakership prospects. Public offices, candidates, and weather rumors fill the lead with party power plays and local transitions.
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Gauls Demand Hearing On Council Bid Charges
The board of health will hold another secret session Monday to settle the row over Gaul. Fred Gauls seeks affidavits proving the charges that he assisted Truster in the last council campaign. He denies the charges and seeks to prove them untrue with public testimony. Dr Cunningham and Councilman Gauss back Gaul, while no one has come forward to prove otherwise.
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Train Through Arkansas Pass Bridge Noted in Texas Route
An Arkansas Pass Railroad accommodation in Texas became a through train and traversed a bridge. The issue surfaced that the city faced a shortfall of 14000 dollars. Thomas Williams of Montreal reportedly killed his wife after family prayers and then cut his own throat. T A Jones was removed from the navy yard in Washington for reportedly aiding Wilkes Booth’s escape. Cut Flowers Betterman Bros florists at 37-43 Mass-aye.
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Ten Men Killed as Engine Splashes Snow Crowd
BucHAREST Jan 3 Spl.1 Ten men were killed Saturday when a locomotive ran off the track into a crowd clearing snow from the road. The event followed chaotic scenes including a public altercation as James Monrow slapped his wife Annie. The mayor fined him $25 plus costs.
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Seats for the Solons and the Indiana Senate Row
Indiana politics and seating fights unfold as Dunn reshuffles senate and house benches amid dwindling Republican strength. Name clashes, accusations, and a mock letter reveal tensions over seating and speaker prospects in a fractious General Assembly.
Freezing Foreigner Hunters and Ice Grim Europe
Dispatches report extreme cold across Europe with ice extending to the Danube mouth and packs of wolves crossing frontiers in search of prey. From Berlin to Wales, France and Russia, hundreds die or suffer as rivers freeze, railways suspend, and food runs short. stories quote many fatalities and widespread distress.
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Doctor Saves Stroop After Suicide Attempt Ends Fatally Strain
Albert B D Stroop a painter living with his wife at the Frank block corner of Indiana avenue and California street tried to end his life Friday evening He shot himself after threatening his wife and spoke of not wanting to live The bullet miss was near the heart and Stroop refused treatment fearing more pain He later begged for relief and was left with the ball in place by Dr Scherer as Stroop’s condition deteriorates Thursday evening and Friday his agony was reported as awful and the outcome uncertain
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Assassination and Fire Losses Reported in Brief
Assassination of prominent citizen J. C. Houge described in Jacksonville notes. Dr. Smith expected back with Koch’s lymph for Jacksonville hospitals as North oxyn consumptives rise. Grant monument drive to resume with subscriptions in New York and Brooklyn. Four die in hotel fire at Consteana Texas, blaze reported Saturday.
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Union Station Mischief Ends in Tangle of Clothes
At Union Station Nancy Janes breakfasted from a street car mule shoe end and crossed paths with Mrs. Henry Hank bearing a basket of freshly washed clothes. A clash in the underground passage caused night robes and underwear to scatter and Nancy to collide with Hank’s crew. Hank’s misfortune followed, with headlines about a swollen head and a joke about a 25 inch umbrella while Wim L. Elders touts new parlor goods.
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The Fifth Avenue and Hermann Theaters Fire Disaster
A massive Broadway blaze destroyed the Fifth Avenue and Hermann theaters and adjacent stores after a late night performance. Winds fanned the flames, firemen fought the blaze, and at least five firemen were reported fallen. Loss estimated over 500,000 dollars as crowds gathered to view the ruins.
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Fresh Foreign Facts and Notable Losses Across Europe
Scotch engineers return to work while obituaries mark French author and senator Alphonse Peyrat. Anarchist congress to meet in Alicante. Elopement of Count Jarrolyi Budapesh with an actress. Catholic mission starts on Lake Tanganyika shore. Prince Bismarck misses New Year greeting from William. A Leeds school fete tragedy leaves 23 children dead. Papal gift a Malacca cane from Spain's regent. Five found frozen to death near Cambridge. German imperial flag raised on Africa’s east coast. Explosion at Langendreer mine leaves several dead. Brokers report “100 Doss One Dollar” pricing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cited as fair price equivalent.
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Mayor criticized for excluding Olsen from viaduct committee
Citizens and business leaders express dissatisfaction as Mayor Sullivan faced criticism for not placing Councilman Olsen on the viaduct committee to work with the city engineer on Virginia Ave structure plans. Officials say personal motives allegedly influenced the decision, sparking broad council concerns.
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Indian Hostiles Near Pine Ridge Surrender Talks Grow
Dispatches report Red Cloud and Little Wound seeking to come in with several bands, while settlers fear hostile gains. A skirmish near White River or Mer riman station leaves casualties. Gen Schofield hopes for peaceful surrender within days as 8,000 troops stand ready.
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Comeback campaign texts and scattered notes in Sun page
A garbled Sun page item mix reports a political plea for retirement in Washington by senators Ingalls and Topeka, a May Festival Chorus rehearsal notice, a miners strike in Montana, ship schedule notes from Southampton, boxing sparring plans in Evansville, and assorted curiosities including a giant kite, skating challenges, and a correction about Red Hennessy.
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