Fairbanks Named U S Senator in Hoosier Joint Session
In Indiana, a joint session of the general assembly elected Charles W. Fairbanks United States senator for six years. The vote: House 52 for Fairbanks, 42 Voorhees, 4 Templeton. Senate 83 for Fairbanks, 16 Voorhees, 1 Templeton. Fairbanks pledged to serve all classes, favor peace, and praised the England America arbitration treaty. He thanked Voorhees and shook many hands, displaying his wide circle of friends.
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World Record Shattered at Midwinter Live Spar Row Meet
The Limited Gun Club hosts a two day midwinter live spar row tournament near Indianapolis en route to San Antonio. Voris led the first five events with a 75 birds score while the squad set a world record of 121 points as five shooters posted 23 to 25 birds. Prospects for the San Antonio meet next week highlight a strong field and travel plans for about 15 shooters.
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Young to Succeed Tanner as Indianapolis Collector
A. A. Young, popular Marion county Republican chairman, will replace George C. Tanner as collector of customs in the port of Indianapolis. The Sun announces the positive decision on Wednesday, noting Young’s likely start in the post.
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Marion County Republican Committee
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Release of Belt railroad worker followed by renewed threats
Hugh Kirkendall, a Belt railroad employee, was freed from the workhouse after a long term for driving his wife and children from their Chanowhi street home with no clothing. His wife paid part of the fine to keep him employed. He later drank, chased them from the house again, and threatened to stab her. He was fined 41 dollars plus costs for drunkenness and 10 dollars for disturbing the peace.
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Belt Railroad
Kirkendall
Cox
Police move to curb obnoxious indoor saloons and immorality
Judge Cox grants police power to regulate resorts where women frequent, raiding two places owned by Clark Carpenter and Jo Gasper. Some women fined as bad characters. prosecutors note a paid chair occupation claim. Separately, Gen Kneffer reports on soldiers and sailors monument work, noting a $38,500 bid and $99,617.42 treasury funds with $3,617.42 available after contracts.
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W. Market St
Jo Gasper
Virginia-ive
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Fred Kneffer
Board of Regents
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
F. M. Snyder & Co
Indianapolis
Bruno Schmitz
Berlin
Ritter and Mayor Tackled in Saloon Complaints
A correspondence accuses Indianapolis officials Supt. Colbert and Mayor Taggart of ignoring repeated protests about a saloon near 500 W. Kent St. The letter, signed by Dyne, Pire and Belmont, claims daily activity and rooms for men and boys. The board referred the matter to Colbert for investigation while the mayor denies knowledge of the case.
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Mary Piire
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Martin McManus
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James Quinn
Thomas Colbert
Maror
Indianapolis
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Firth Sterling Steel Company Consolidated in Pittsburg
Consolidation of Thomas Firth and Sons limited of Sheffield England with Sterling steel company of Pittsburg creates the Firth Sterling Steel Company. Capital stock rises from 200000 to 500000 and Demraler works will be enlarged to meet future demands.
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Diadem Patent Flour Promises Pure Winter Wheat Quality
Nobiesville Milling Co offers Diadem Patent strictly pure winter wheat high grade flour for all pastry needs. The ad claims entire satisfaction and urges readers to buy at all grocers.
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Nobiesville. Milling Co
Fire chief cites many needed upgrades for city engine houses
Thomas Pharrett, chief fire enaineer, urges Board of Public Safety to fund repairs across engine houses and related facilities. He lists leaks, rotten floors, door hangs, and roof problems risking equipment, with several engines and ladder companies cited. President Maguire notes scarce funds and asks for economical handling while Barrett prepares specifications.
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Indianapolis 36 hour forecast with periods of rain and snow
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covering the 36 hours ending 8 p m January 21. Expect cloudy skies with intermittent rain or snow tonight and possibly more rain or snow on Thursday. The noon temperature Wednesday was 33 and at 2 p m it remained 33.
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Indianapolis
Noblesville Milling Company Diadem Flour Ad
The ad touts Diadem 3 made from the finest winter wheat produced locally. Each sack is guaranteed and marketed by Noblesville Milling Company as a choice for baking, pastry, and everyday use for careful wives and good housekeepers seeking reliable flour.
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Noblesville Milling Company
Quail Protection Bill Advances in Indiana Senate
The Indiana Senate passed a two year quail protection act amid debate over penalties. It bans killing quail for two years and imposes $100 fines for violations, with supporters citing farmers who rely on quail as insect control. The measure now goes to the House for consideration as officials note opposition from some sportsmen.
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Farmer Patten
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Holler
Ile
Alexander
Henry Ghiseil
Vernon
Indiana
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Ellison
Hogate
Reform School &T
Indiana House Debates Broad Bill Agenda in Wednesday Session
The Indiana House considered about 300 bills with many on the same topics. A concurrent resolution backed the Chickamauga park monument decision on Snodgrass hill despite a national commission’s stance. Multiple proposals followed, including street improvements, party primary nominations, city governance changes, and new boards for education, optometry, and life insurance. A half bushel wheat measure sparked rural opposition as Remington's bill faced a heated second-reading debate.
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Lima
Sullivan
Journal
Indiana Chickamauga Park
Nicholson
Elliott
Marion
Tuttleton
Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Company
Indiana
Ekratz
Evansville
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Rifenburg
Lake
McCrea
Record
Kratz
Billott
Washington
Medsker
Eastern Insane Hospital
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Board of Education
Dr. Newton
Bartholomew County
Brown
DeKalb
Remington
Littleton
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Hendricks County
Mob burns prisoners at stake after Amite jail break
A mob broke into Amite jail, seized John J Archie Joiner and Gus Williams amid stiff resistance. Williams died at a tree, Archie Joiner burned at stake after confessing or denying guilt, Johnson later shot while fleeing. Victims cited include Cotton family members and several others hacked with an axe. Williams’ wife reportedly wounded. Johnson faced five indictments for serious crimes.
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A. Stevenson
Lizzie Miller
Mo Miller
New Orleans
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Firemen Injured In Chicago Department Store Blaze
A late Tuesday fire at a London Department Store on State Street caused $25,000 in damage. Two firemen were injured by glass, others treated for smoke exposure in the basement, while four firefighters aided evacuations and rescues.
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Thomas McMann
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Topeka Senate Caucus Chooses Again For Leader
Topeka Kansas January 20 state caucus meets after 24 ballots with a three cornered fight among former congressman William A Harris state senator P King and Edward C Little as they plan to reconvene Wednesday night to continue the senatorial selection.
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Ben Powell fined for dumping garbage on vacant lot
Ben Powell, a colored man, was fined and costs in police court after it was shown he hired a small boy to dump garbage on a vacant lot to avoid punishment. The report notes related municipal actions and comments from officials.
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