Vonnegut Spars Over School Funds Interest Debate
Clemens Vonnegut visited the school board to press interest on school funds. Frenzel and allied opponents attacked him with harsh charges, accusing him of misdeeds and calling for accountability. The board approved a temporary $200,000 loan and set a committee, adjourning after a tense session.
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Vonnegut
Biort
Gohnpec
Clemens Vonnegut
Ning Frenzel
Clemens
Frenzel
Ninth District
King Frenzel
Mr. Frenzel
Frank Maus
Frozen Sects and Fatal Dangers Across the Old Country
Four workmen were found frozen to death beneath a barn near Potsdam on Saturday, with others reported dead on roads in Eilinburg and Greifswald. A separate report from St Louis notes hydrophobia death of Tenry Hucklie, 11, after a dog bite at the city dog pound. In Avannta, a thief stole church wine and baptism boots from Pastor Hawthorne.
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Benin
Potsdam
Eilinburg
Greifswald
St. Louis
Tenry Hucklie
Avnanta
Hawthorne
First Baptist Church
Opposed Transfer of Pension System to War Dept Says Ainsworth
Br Ainsworth of the pension bureau told a House committee Friday he opposes moving the entire pension system to the War Department, warning it would quadruple labor and responsibility. The anti-option bill’s prospects remain slim as supporters admit delays. Bynum’s civil-service resolution to list all appointments and reinstate dates passed Friday. The elections committee urged freeing votes from espionage and federal meddling, noting the people’s stance on elections.
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Br. Ainsworth
Pension Bureau
House
War Department
Friends of
Bynum
Civil-Service Commission
Committee On
Burglary Suspects Tracked in West Indianapolis Robbery
In West Indianapolis burglars entered Gurk's shoe and hardware store, stolen most stock, with horse tracks and sleigh marks found. Monore brothers and Holt arrested after warrants issued. Duncan identifies two suspects as likely assailants in Mississippi Street shooting.
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Gurk
Indianapolis
Killer
Klingensmith
Justice Daniels Court
Monrece Brothers
William
Thomas
William Holt
Williama
Monroe
Thomas Monroe
Holt
Sorters
Cook
Sun
Jolt
John Quincy Adams
Miller Block
Beck
Adais
Monroe Boys
Quarantine Bill Foes Clash in House Debate
In Washington on a Saturday session the house debated the national quarantine bill with opponents led by Cummings of New York and Kilgore of Texas, arguing it attacks states rights. In the senate quays credentials for a second term were presented, and a St Louis group urged opening the world’s fair on Sundays after noon. Walcott moved to halt Columbian postage stamp sales, warning clerks mistook them for registration stamps and chest protector use risks.
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Congress
Wasureton
D.C
House
Cummings
New York
Kilgore
Texas
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Kenrick
Brady
Catholic Church
St. Louis
Walcott
MecLuckie Seeks Aid in Carnegie Trial Fight
John McLuckie of Homestead appeals to Boston laboring men for financial help in his battle against Carnegie officials he accuses of plotting to convict him of murder riot conspiracy and treason. He says he is unemployed broke and has dependents to support and fears being crushed without aid.
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MecLuckie
Boston
John McLuckie
Homestead
Carnegie
Box Car Custody Battle Stirs Board of Guardians
Mrs Georgia Wilkins seeks habeas corpus in federal court to gain custody of her three children held by the Board of Children's Guardians. Board officials defend its right to withhold information and justify guardianship while criticising legal limits on its powers.
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Georgia Wilkins
Board of Children’s Guardians
van Walters
Georgia Ann Wilkins
John F. Julian
Wilkins
United States
Cholera Alert With New Cases Reported
Beran January 21 reports 17 new cholera cases and one death at Neitlenden lunatic asylum. Total deaths reach 19 with no sign of decline. Prof Koch under imperial orders tests water in the Saale and finds cholera bacilli. A cholera case occurred Saturday on a vessel at Hamburg.
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Beran
Neitlenden Lunatic Asylum
Koch
Saale
Hamburg
Blaine's Condition Updates Marked by Restless Night
In Washington on January 21 the bedside attendants moved lights repeatedly, signaling disturbed rest. By Saturday morning Mrs. Blaine was said to rest comfortably. Dr. Johnston reported Blaine weaker than Friday but only slightly.
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Duncan
Mim
George Duncan
Mississippi St
Monahan
Nolan
Splan
Kinney
Waslington
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Washcton
Johnston
Clemenceau
Darel
Paris
Dr. Herz
iMngland
M. Clemenceau
Othe
Herz
Heama
Gresham Gossip Denies Cabinet Offer Rumor
The Gresham Gossip quotes a lawyer and admirer rejecting the Cleveland cabinet rumor. He says Cleveland would not ask and Judge Gresham would decline if offered, noting the judge is not a Democrat but acts on his convictions. The report is described as ridiculous.
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Gresham
Cleveland
Judge Gresham
Fatal crash at Alton junction and other train wrecks
A sprawling dispatch from Alton Illinois reports a horrific Big Four collision at Alton junction near Wann with the southwestern limited smashing into a freight train of oil cars. The engineer died on the engine. sixteen freight cars burned. loss about 100000 dollars. Additional reports detail a No 18 crash near Litchfield with several injuries and killed crew. Other incidents include a Pennsylvania line collision near Hannisnune and a wreck at Wocklow injuring Prof Henry W Rolfe and jeweler Arthur A Stearn. The Sun notes inquiry into Adams murder leads to Hanover and a call for authorities to contact William Carrick.
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Lovig
Alton
Ill
Saya
Alton Junction
Southwestern
Wann
W. B. Ross
Mattoon
Whitcomb
Nome
Tunney Havre
Southern Limited
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Litchfield
Pennsylvania
Harnissure
Secon
Here
Hannisnune
Wocklow
Williamsport
Henry W. Rolfe
University of Pennsylvania
Sun
Coy
Snelish Ave
John Quincy Adams
Miller Block
Hanovyex
Licking County
Tun Sun
Mr. Coy
Adams
Wm. Carrick
Hanover
Deck
Dayton, O
Burglar role lands man in state prison for four years
Friday entertainment by Miss Danny Bell ended with Frank Jaycox sentenced by Judge Cox for four years in state prison. Other items note theater seats sale for Fraeulein Frau at Grand opera house on Jan 24, May festival officers elected, and lumber dealers’ meeting at the Denison house. Also listed are numerous local oblique social notices, obituaries, and transfers.
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Danny Bell
California-st. Frank
Morse
Maj. Taylor
John H. Siem
Arens
Denison House
H. T. Bennett
W. B. Allen
Brutus
John
Sethena Vichardson
Ayers
Mrs. Jackson
Phillip
Mary Myers
O. P
Mrs. Bebinger
Samuel Sheets
Goetz
Aurin
Vmmelmann
Mrs. Schlagel
Gustave
Mary Nees
John and
Rogsie Shirley
Albert and
Kate Rabb
J. W.and
Maud Korn
Chas
Daisey Lehr
Lewis and
Mary Kass
George and
Ophelia Clinton
Myra
Wenderson
DeAvus
Hall
Otto B. Kirsch
Lily
Powers
Lewis C. A. Kruse
Barbara E. Brown
William A. Wienhoff
Della L. Velix
Michael Kennedy
Hen Kelleher
Judges Warn Strikers and Punish Aiders in Muncie Case
Contempt cases against Muncie switchmen were halted for now. Judge Baker ordered bonds and warned that aiding or encouraging the strikers by speech or print would be punished. Several defendants were held on bonds, while two were released on medical pleas. The judge noted unions may assist, but cautioned against interference with railroad operations. A separate feature describes tramps and a civic debate over the Grand Ripple railway franchise and county workhouse issues.
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Baker
Muncie
Bailey
Nolan
Laze Irie Company
Radey
Vance
Marion County
Iamilton County
RicCallough
Hackedorn
Smith
Yates
Haghetorn
U. 1. & W. Railroad
Rriday
Ile
Kirkwood
Lile
Gove
Frisky the Trader Lives on Two Dollars a Week
Frederic Antonio, known as Frisk y the trader, is an aging Italian in Indianapolis who supports himself on two dollars weekly selling fruit and sleeping on a banana box. He spends all spare time trading razors with barbers, often paying boot money, and rents a bare room above a fruit store for a dollar monthly.
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Indianapolis
Frederic Antonio
Naples
Rome
Antonio
America
New York
Tie
Italy
Pennsylvania
Down Town
Washington St
Torrigner
Meridian St
Rival Mayors Fight for Fort City Hall Glory
The fight over the alive of mayor in Sanborn or Gleason name, with Patrick Gleason opposing Horatio Sanford, escalated as Gleason seized city hall. Sanford supporters moved in, police deserted, and a clash loomed amid threats of police force and bare knuckle challenge.
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Isnayyo City
L. L
Rleagan
Sanford
Cheason
Cullom
Public Works
Gleason
Cleason
Cuwllom
Gleasonites
Isnanparry
Cleveland Gales Politics and Hayes Funeral Remarks
President-elect Meveland and aide O'Brien arrived en route to New York from ex-President Hayes's funeral. Cleveland urged repeal of the silver purchase law and criticized Democratic aims, saying the party’s purpose in power is to repeal the McKinley tariff. Also reports divorces: Ale Birchman from John Birchman, Sarah Ann Woodfork from George Auebund, and John Gardney from May.
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McKinley Hill
Avacushe
Meveland
O’brien
New York
Hayes
Cleveland
Ale Birchman
John
Sarah Ann Woodfork
Eldored
Jife
Auebund
George
Sarah
Lae Franklin Hotel
Bucktown
Gail
Tobn Gardney
Explosion at Richmond Kills, Injures Several
An explosion of giant powder at Richmond on Friday night killed Benjamin Lewis and fatally injured James Kew. Others including Thomas Exeter Fred Rainey and Elsader Pearl were badly mangled as the cap exploded during warming of a stock of slant powder. A Separate item recalls the Indianapolis surgical institute fire anniversary.
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Ocorn
Joh
Richmond
Here
Benjamin Lewis
James Kew
Thomas Exeter
Fred
Rainey
Elsader Pearl
When It Thaws We All Go Afloat On Vacation
A playful verse about the coming thaw bringing travel and boating fun. It imagines streets turning slushy and muddy, people riding ferries or Gromedanas, reading obituaries, and dressing in blue to enjoy a merry floating time. The piece envisions indoors study terms.
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Ferrias
Venice
Ladies In City Cleanliness Drive Offer Help
A committee of local ladies, focused on city cleanliness, met the Board of Public Health Friday to seek authority to inspect houses yards and alleys with reports to officials. They plan a public meeting and form inspecting committees to target dirty areas and aid epidemic prevention by making the city one of the cleanest and sweetest in the land. The board welcomed the offers and hopes for cooperation in sanitary work.
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Board of Public Health
Hosrs
New York man commits suicide after wife vanishes
Frank Woodrmay, accused New York detrainmer, shoots self in his apartments as his wife disappears. He leaves a note claiming prussic acid. Police note rising crime in Chicago amid a crackdown on thieves. detachments warn of penitentary terms for proven pickpockets and rifle thieves. The era’s crime beat mixes with telephony, Ireland home rule talk, and church governance battles in Iowa. Weather and stray ads fill remaining columns.
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Bosros
Frank Woodrmay
New York
Woodsman
Habbler
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