Governor Gray's Farewell Speech Highlights State Debt Reform
Gov Gray opens with the state's total public debt at 6 770 608 81, foreign debt 2 581 925 12, and domestic 3 not 3 74 3 22. He urges paying school fund bonds 3 004 788 22 and loaning at under 3 percent to extinguish debt, proposes a 2 cent tax on each 100 to end the state house tax, and calls for hospital funding, prison reform, and stronger election laws to curb bribery and protect the ballot.
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Gov. Gray
Ias
Commission-Ra
Italy
Kos
Fort Wayne
Nan
Terredauts
Purdue University
Sropor
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
State Board of Health
Waite
Wonsther and Local Weather Echoes in Indiana
A fragmented Indiana item notes fair weather with light local snow. Mentions Conler and artistic furniture at Wm. L. Elders. Includes obscure lines about a man who wants little and a song linked to G. Lis in The Son.
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Wonsther
Indiana
Conler
Wm. L. Elders
G.lis
Prayer and seats stir the Indiana assembly as sessions adjourn
In a tumultuous morning, Speaker Niblack rapped to order as Rev. Darnell led prayers. Resolutions moved to fund ministers, copy statutes, and seat distribution sparked clashes. Afternoon saw rule revisions, seating debates, and Gov Gray’s farewell message amid partisan tensions and a Marion county critique.
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House of Representatives
Mason Jonls Niblack
Ministers’ Association
Darnell
Phil Aberidan
Feghorh
Merlimer Gauven
East
Dearborn
Senate
R. S. Robertson
Tudiana
Luana
DeMotte
Peter Bulger
Monotoanns
Johnson
Boyd
Fanerald Smith
Smith
TeMotte
A. M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Indy
State House
Property transfers stream across Seldenstivher area and more
A garbled list of real estate deeds shows Neal Hatate Tran-Tvera and others transferring lots in Seldenstivher sub to various buyers, with sums like 117.84 and 5100, involving Johnson heirs add and Wiley Martin sub. Several other transfers include Edith Jones to Mary Doonan, Frank McWhinney to David Dewringer, and Elizabeth Wilson to Henry Wilson, with assorted lots and fractions noted. A building permit and local hat company ad appear at the end.
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Neal Hatate Tran
Fletcher Et al
Harry James
Mary S&s. Moore
Ida Il
Jos
A. Moore
Warcaret A. Mahoney
Levonia Davis
Bradshaw & Holmes
Elizabeth Wilson
Henry Wilson
West Half
S Giles S. Brailer
Alonzo Sarveaut
Long & Harlan’s_ Pleasant
Isabella Stuart
Joan*r. Maze
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins
T. Marey
St. Clair's
Denton F. Billingstes
Chas. Olivet
John C. Pierson
Werldianst
Pleasant St
Weak Indiana laws flaw by conspiracy definitions
Deputy Attorney-general Gillett argues Indiana statutes weaken criminal liability by narrowing conspiracy to felonies and unlawful means. He cites broad common law scope, loopholes in boycotts and price fixing, and issues with bail on appeal that let wealthy defendants dodge punishment despite guilt.
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Indiana
Gillett
Cape
J Gm
Tordiu & Iman
Evie
Saweme
Gillet
Supreme Court
Cal Darnel and the Central Park Addition Row
Cal Darnel opposed annexation to the northern city boundary for valuable property and street railway aims. He discovered the ordinance would include the Central Park addition, which he did not want, revealing his past vote. The controversy surrounds aldermen who once supported annexation now rethinking their positions.
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Sumiakse
Cal Darnel
Monon Railway
Cal
Central Park
Cencral Park
Will Taylor
Darvel
Minnie Maddern Dominates City Theaters
Ada Menta notes Miss Minnie Maddern's individuality and unique laugh elevating her stage presence. Her careful gesturing and self possessed grace charm audiences as she headlines the Camrine show with strong supporting players. Friday repeats and Saturday matinees feature the same bill, with Bentz Santley burlesque at English's Friday night only.
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Ada Menta
Minnie Maddern
Misa Maddern
Camrine
Prioe
Paola
Rbentz-Santley Burlesque
Change in Committee Chairs Hints at Political Moves
A Friday remark by a politician forecasts potential chair appointments by Speaker Niblack. George S. Preasant may lead the judiciary, Gabriel Seenmack of Marion could back the speaker race, with 28 chairing ways and means and Samuel S. Harrell of Franklin County as elections chair. Shambaugh and Willard are also noted for influential posts. Editors in Police Court report Libel cases for West and Dunlap Times and Christianesen and Deuss Arbeiter Jugend, to run across several days.
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Marion County
Acadens
Sagreet
Jon Pannitog
Doorksener
Dicker
Niblack
George S. Preasant
Cadidacy
Gabriel Seenmack
Marion
Ways and Means
Samuel S. Harrell
Franklin County
Shambaugh
Allen
Willard
Duboin
Cutcaco
Potfea Court
West and
Dunlap
The
Times
Christianesen
Deuss
Arbeiter Yetong
Fragmented OCR details from a busy city page
An assortment of partial items including court notices, thefts, lectures, and local happenings. Names such as J. Prehtuad and M. Cahn appear amid scattered references to Embeber of state, hospital, and hotel incidents. Reading is oblique with many garbled phrases and unclear dates.
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Hrasih
Ceast
Poland
Prienals
Warshal
Anmsiphin
Cirewil Court Caursdas
J. Prehtua
Smith's
Walase Bore
Sioes
M. Cahn
Alex. Ball
Marces-Geo. L. Lemon
Cour- Cisvan
Thundas
C. Kilgore
Everossing
Lem
CityY 24F BE judge aljourns till Monday and more
A garbled city news summary reports Judge Taylor's court adjourning until Monday. It also mentions a state ornithologist seeking larger legislative funding, gun banners at Washington Street, and various court actions including a divorce suit, a theft charge, and minor arrests in an eventful local morning.
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Taylor
Tidhara
Thomas
William Moore
Franklin
Salvation Army
Washington-st
Truman P. Handy
Wm. A. Waite
Anna E. Crowell
Eells
Clevelant
Gen. Harrison
Thursary
Annia Fayne
Suittan TE. Payne
Paris
Beltradread and Stock Yard Company
Cattl
Hoss
Catle
ST and Lees
Louvireie C. Short
Giverce
Victor Short
Victor
Ely
Grant Bailey
J. Bosler
Harry Geliah
Vegelsone
Massachusette Ave
Brose Slerzen
J. D. Askton
Laws
Clay
Paul Feldt
Forty Five Die In Readinze Bad Wire Collapse
A Readinze Pennsylvania incident at a wire facilities site caused a large number of deaths and injuries Friday. Officials say figures near the time of the blast were miscounted due to chaotic reporting as houses were removed and rescues continued. Mayors and citizens mobilized to aid victims. aid efforts are ongoing and many injured are dying or destitute.
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Kezaprng
Balancugn
Alyica
Plitsturg
Tones
Chia Frich
Geo, Basan
Laurner Stileger
Crowded Grand Hotel Lobby Sparks Political Friction
In the Grand hotel lobby Thursday afternoon a buzzing crowd gathered amid political maneuvering. Frustrated activists vented while some others whispered about future gains, as a Frog club secretary caused a scene. Mayor Denny plans a new cruelty to animals bill to be introduced in the legislature, detailing penalties, deputies, and fund allocations for societies.
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Mac
Tha Eital
Ramirtory
Jane
Marion County
Indiana
Denny
Esse
Chinese Advertisements in San Francisco Paper Panels
The fragment describes a San Francisco based print with Chinese ads for confiscated api merchandise. It notes the pages are divided into squares with a reserved center name slot and multicolumn characters. Hawkins’ ads appear repeatedly and resemble other ads in layout and style.
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Marshal Tawkins
Merong
San Francisco
Apion
Moy Gia Mun
Hawkids
San Brodecisco
Tate
Ferh
Reles
Hawkins
Vera
Witte dies after Des 1 gas explosion in Haughville
Mrs. Charles Witte who was injured in a Des 1 gas explosion at her Haughville residence died Friday at 6 AM. Initial reports of recovery gave way to mental deterioration in recent days. Also reported: Theophoris Williams residence and furniture store burned Thursday morning, his young son perished, others escaped. Loss estimated at 3,000. In Valparaiso a man had legs amputated after a witch engine incident and died after a few hours.
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Louis Hiblen
Allen County
Gray
Murdock
The
Sentinel
Sfield
Hordp
Charles Witte
Haugh=ville
Theophotis Williams
Valparaiso
Ind
Josey Sprenet
Fort Wayne
Judge Matthews Reported Dying in Washington
Washington January 10 Special Justice Stanley Matthews of the Supreme Court is reported to be dying.
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Maries Aying
Washington
Stanley Matthews
The
Supreme Court
Advice to Mothers: Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A historic advert promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, allay pain, cure wind colic, and be the best remedy, priced at two cents a bottle.
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