Voice of Johnson in the Indiana House Sets Off Clerical Clash
In Marion County the volatile Johnson in the Indiana House draws scorn and admiration for his roll call mastery while Representative McCullough of Marion is blamed for clerk downsizing. The piece paints Johnson as a learned orator whose voice fills the chamber, contrasting with rivals and political maneuvering amid a broader Washington note on Senate leadership and Persian frontier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobn’ ‘Sobnson,Jr
Clark Nowkirkays
Tolinton
Ncullougeh
Marion
Johnson
McCullough
Tom Newkirk
Newkirk
Niblack
McCulloush
Marion County
McCuldough
Josk
Booth
Mr. Johnson
Bedford
Providence
Gray Clad Bale and New White Lawn Bow Line
Danbury Hat Co at 23 West Wish-street offers reduced prices on the AH fall dressishirts and introduces an entire new line of white lawn bows bought especially for the Gray clip halle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle’ Danbury Hat Co
W. Wish-st
The Fretghers 4 Allege Malicious False Hood in Car Works Case
S J Fletcher and Co filed 28 answer to the petitions of the Roane iron company in Judge Taylor's court on Tuesday morning denying all fraud allegations in the car works module. The answer rejects claims of knowledge of Roane's sales to the car works and alleged insolvency, false dealings with the tar works, and supposed schemes to induce sales and mislead creditors. The filing includes Bedlard notes for the Pisneer bras? and a claim for 4001. Justice Saece as Barting-WASHINGTON, Jan 15, notes Lamar's feebleness at the supreme court as routine work wears on him and retirement is predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Ferks
S. J. Fletcher & Co
Roane Iron Company
S.A. Fletcher & Co
Roare Company
Comsa
Bedlard
Lothere
Wwe
Justice Saeee
Barting
Washington
Dan
Donstic
Lamar
Supreme Court
York
Fis
Executions Delay for Loppy and Change in Jugio
At Sing Sing Martin D Loppy of New York City had his execution delayed on appeal after killing his wife on July 4 in a bloody attack. The Japanese murderer Jugio, recently resentenced to be electrocuted, has become sullen and detached and will not be executed this week. Also reports say President Harrison will veto any free silver bill, per a New England senator who skews through a drive to discuss the issue in Congress.
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Sing Sing
Sine Sing
QW. Y
Martin D. Loppy
New York City
Loppy
Jugio
Harrison
Foliign
Wassisden
Harrion
Via Gayerso
Indians at Pine Ridge Agency Face Uncertain Outcome
Reported movements of hostiles near Pine Ridge as the main body remains at the mission. Gen Miles holds talks to avert violence while militias are deemed unnecessary. Officials warn of potential massacre risks and a possible war if negotiations fail.
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Pine
Rindge
Es Pisi Ree
Hornsback
Mikes
Fternoon
Milas
Miles
Bie
Evans
Dougse River
Montana
Little Chief
Delorraine
James T. Stephan
Prstcrge Agency
Nebraska
Washington
High of
Hells
Pine Ridge
Mies
Cmeado
Gan
Huggins
Fine Ridge
Goshel's murder case sparks city wide curiosity
Rumors focus on Mrs Frances Clarkins confession to the murder of her husband with Hendryx still jailed awaiting trial. Legislature acts include bills on city governance and a $1 000 600 bond for a natural gas plant. Local incidents include injuries from icy sidewalks, hydrophobia death, and a police case involving White Caps threats. City health officials and hospital staff appointments are announced.
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Gasuka
Tad
Dan
Frances. Clarkins
Hendryx
Hendrys
Woodwork
North
Railroadsts
Central Labor Union
Robert Anderson Post
L. Q
Robinson the Evangelist
Central Ave. M. FE
Indiana Coin-Growers
State House
Leechman
Sheriff_Langenberg
Jennie Stuck
Ohio
Ilinois-sts
Chestnut-st
Kregele
Harvey Raferty
Washington-st
City Hospital
Planner & Buchanan’s
Sv Bates
Superior Court
West Indianapolis
Holman
Beaver
Irvington
Mershon
Woodworth
Anderson
Indianapolis
Cook
Commercial Club
Board of Aldermen
Joseph Zoninger
John B.tuck
Superior ‘Court
Chas. Bentley
Neman
Massachusetts-ave
Otto Newman
Market-st
Noble and
Market-sts
Edenharter
Mide
A Pathetic Scene in Criminal Court and More
An old man near sixty pleads his hunger before Judge Cox in a Pennsylvanian court, admitting he stole twenty five pigs feet to feed his starving family. The judge dismisses him to seek aid, while a collector, O A Weaver, displays an extensive hoard of horseshoes noted for age and superstition. The page adds brief items on strikes, finance, and a Bosnian avalanche report.
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Vriatinal Court
Iudge
Cox
Harry Andernov
pelitJarcuny-in
East
Taman
Darkey
Nutwood hoxsas commande a from 7509 to 19000 demand
The Nutwood hoxsas are commanding from 7509 to 19000 with strong demand. The Jordan Hennessy glove scrape will occur at Cooks Hall West Facdianapolis Tuesday night. Massville Kentucky offers 5000 stakes for mares bred in 400 to be trotted. Bostonians continue to speed their Last movers through the streets to the jingle of sleigh bells. New sideboards at Wm Elder's.
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Hoxsas
Jordan-Hennessy
Cook’s Hall
West Facdianapolis
Massville
oosBostohians
Joan of Arc at the Grand draws mixed but warm notices
Amusements reports Margaret Mather's Joan of Arc at the Grand to a half full house. Critics praise the cathedral scene and Mather's forceful passages but fault the lack of love sentiment and comedy. The piece notes Bernhardt’s Paris reception and hints at possible substitutions if the run continues.
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Margaret Mather
Joan of Ac
Richard Mansfiel
Broomemaker
Booth
Jefferson
Century Magazine
Dean of Arc
Joan
Adan of Arc
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Mather
Gounod
Roi Fon
Joan of Arc
Arc’ Tas
Dudas Iscariot
Pontius Pilate
They Are A Dandy Lot Wax The Council Didn't Do Business
Monday night the common council of the city of Tadianapoli held a special session that yielded controversy over the legality of the call and the mayor’s signature. Councils opposed by Mr Yontz fought to push his street railway charter extension while Alderman Olsen pressed adjournment over procedural concerns. The scene featured harsh exchanges, a split adjournment vote, and a tense walkout as factions prepared for further actions and potential new sessions this week.
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Common Council
Burns
Markey
Meyers
Coy
Yontyz
Sly
Bi. Olsen
Mr. Yontz
Sullivan
Woolen
Mr. Olsen
Olsen
Jie
Council
Youtz
Irvington Tne
Blackwell
Committee On
Lant
Mr. Smith
Francis Murphy
Seventh
Toshing
Knights of Labor session weighs prison labor bill and guards
In AGBASY on January 13 local Knights of Labor assemblies met to discuss contract labor in the state prison and a bill for hiring Pinkerton detectives or private force by private parties during strikes.
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Phikeston
Agbasy
Choe
Knights of Labor
Pinkerton
Darhuy
Nine Die Crossing Seine Ice as It Gives Way
Nine persons drown when the Seine ice collapses while attempting to cross. Authorities had forbidden traffic on the ice. Separately, five alleged opium smugglers linked to Wing Wah Ching are pursued by government detectives. Wilder in custody. Other items mention a Chicago junket to view viaducts and a court of appeals ruling in the Flack divorce case. Weather notes forecast warmer conditions for Indianapolis area.
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Weisht
Pauls
Seine
New York
Wing Wah Ching
Wilder
Revival converts many in Mahbalasville amid turmoil
The report notes a religious revival in Mahbalasville with widespread conversion and community upheaval. John Mace, a Lexington resident, faces theft charges related to wheat from a neighbor on a recent Saturday. Frank Helms and Raniel Smith of Carlos City brokered a questionable agreement to fix wires and sought judicial authority to resolve the dispute.
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Mahbalasville
John Mace
Lexington
Morrill Weir
New Albany National.bank
Sand
Opew
Thorsto
Methodists of
Salem
Mr. Weir
Frank.Helms
Legislature Crisis Over Fight Evident in Indiana Senate
Democrats in the Indiana Senate plan to oppose a resolution deemed by allied Republicans. The House set expense limits of 63,000 for the House and 212,600 for the Senate. The session features election disputes with Senators McHes h and Osborn, minority and majority reports, and debates on seating and committee adjustments. Local notes mention retirements, sleight of hand in appointments, and public notices of various incidents and obituaries.
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Democrats
Senate
House
Licas
Gleas
McHesh
Osborn
Mefiuzh
Yarran
Gibem
Decatur
Anil
Haye
Shoc Crey
Enery Faule Republican
Watrict Party
Tor Deate
Che
Hubbell
Eying
John Zaryan
Wayne
Counery
Yaryan
Wren
Marion County
Thompson
Marion
Curtis
Bresnan
Haun
Laupb
Mc‘ollough
Higgins
Blarior County
Tnainnapolis Piforests
Pateh
Serambie Southa
Chester Faulkner
Ripley
Cleveland
Faulkner
Ripley County
Mason Jenks
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