Senate Helps Durbie to Punish His Enemies
The senate on Wednesday afternoon debated Senator Goodwine’s tipper bill amid strong partisan rhetoric. Governor’s threats to oppose any measure passed the chamber as members asserted support for the governor’s reform agenda, while Barcus and Wood framed the bill as a personal quarrel that risks the state’s institutions. After heated exchanges, amendments failed and the measure passed the senate 39 to 10 with Democrats largely aligned with the governor. Absent: O'Brien.
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Miners Convention Debates Polish Language Journal
In a volatile session the Volted mine workers convention considered printing an official Polish language journal to reach foreign miners. Subscriptions would fund most costs with 90 percent covered. The issue spurred debate as wages and international outreach dominated the agenda.
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Burglary at Archbishop Elder’s Residence in Cincinnati
Thieves entered the Archbishop Elder residence near St Peter's Cathedral on a Wednesday morning while two bishops four priests and six servants slept. They stole three solid silver water pitchers knives forks and napkin rings valued around 1000, much marked with Archbishop Purcell’s name. Most items came from the priests’ rooms on the third floor and were loaded into a wagon near the central police station and city hall.
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New lin er advertisements on page seven today
Classified items include boy wanted furnished housekeeping rooms for rent first mortgage loans on property situation wanted as housekeeper girls wanted for general housework unfurnished rooms for rent six room house for rent restaurant for trade empty whmarried man wanted read all the news on the event page.
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Special Charter Proposed for Indianapolis Coliseum
Senator Thompson introduced in the senate a bill to grant the Indianapolis Coliseum a special charter of incorporation. The bill aims to rush passage for early incorporation of the Coliseum.
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Fire damages Holl enbeck press in Merid ian St area
A fire at Holl enbeck press on Merid ian Street near Circle damaged the building on the fourth floor and the bookbindery, with the loss estimated around 26000 dollars. The blaze started near a stove in the bookbindery, wrecking machinery and thousands of volumes. several books in press were destroyed and operations faced delays as repair work began.
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Legislature Debates Uniform Law For Negotiable Instruments
A summary of bills in the legislature covers reform of the Inglena Law to match other states for negotiable instruments, and multiple proposals on traffic, street improvements, and city budgeting. Key items include a driverless vehicle proximity rule, repeal of the Artman law for street work, and a state-wide guidepost requirement.
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Fire investigation agency proposal sparks bill debate
The article notes a bill introduced to create a fire investigation office with a $3,600 funding package and staff, amid reluctance by officials to adopt Gov Durbin's recommendation. It outlines duties for investigators and the expected role of the new office in fire inquiry and insurance oversight.
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Fire safety bill moves through legislature with strong fire marshal powers
The bill would empower the fire marshal to investigate dangerous conditions that could cause hazardous conflagrations and impose fines on property owners failing to remedy such dangers. It faced resistance from opponents, with formal debate led by Representative Stummert.
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Bowen Ready for Peace Talks With Britain Italy and Germany
Washington dispatch reports Venezuelan Minister Bowen acting for Castro aims to start peace negotiations with Great Britain Germany and Italy over the blockade. Germany delays expected. Britain and Italy may proceed without Germany to lift the blockade if monetary demands are met. Bowen has set up at the Arlington hotel as head of communications with the powers.
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Milk-adulteration case ends with fines in police court
Hiram W. Miller, director of the Columbia national bank and former president of the State bank of Indiana, was fined 10 pounds and costs in police court on Tuesday for violating the pure food law. Milk supplied to City hospital from Miller’s dairy was found adulterated, watered at about one part water to three parts milk. Miller denied knowledge of any violations and said he never directed the dairy’s management. The case, pending since last November, saw Judge Atford initially dismiss, then revised, holding the dairy owner responsible for the adulteration. deputy prosecutor Holmes then filed the indictment.
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Steam coal situation worsens for Indianapolis mills
Indianapolis factories face ongoing fuel troubles with no relief in sight. The Island coal company warned conditions are as bad as they can be for now and expected no improvement within 30 days. Udell works in North Indianapolis reports about three days of coal on hand and uncertainty from dealers and railroads. Some manufacturers consider desperate measures to avoid shutdowns.
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Old Soldier Abijah Sellers Prolonged by Scalding
Abijah Sellers, an elderly veteran from Plainfield, Indiana, survived a hot water scalding on both arms hands and right leg. He had Brights disease and dropsy, was in a nervous state, and doctors say the serum freed the blood from fluid buildup, prolonging his life by months or years. He has begun improving and is visiting his son-in-law in Indianapolis.
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Frankfort Judge Rules Dowieism Conversion Grounds Divorce
In Frankfort Kentucky Judge Claybaugh in circuit court ruled that conversion to Dowieism and related practices constitute valid grounds for divorce. The case involved Mrs Freas, wife of bartender William Freas, who became a Dowieist and moved to Zion. Freas filed for divorce and the court found the facts sufficient.
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Nathan Steffen Fined After Patent Medicine Drunken Spree
In Bluffton Indiana on January 2 Nathan Steffen was fined one dollar plus costs after a spree fueled by patent medicine drink. He reportedly drank nine pints and could not obtain liquor. Local authorities noted the incident and ordered court action.
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Graft Ideas Proposed to Withhold Passes for Officials
Jefferson City January 2 Representative Oliver introduced in house a joint resolution and concurrent resolution requiring railroads to give passes to all state and county officials. Failure to issue passes on demand would forfeit the road's franchise or charter.
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Indicted Officers of Toledo Coal Exchange
A grand jury in Toledo on Wednesday indicted all officers of the Toledo coal exchange, an organization of retail dealers, for price fixing and restricting competition. Indicted are Daniel D. Scheneck, William F. Pardee, Lawrence Burkhart, Anton Hutscher, Robert J. West, and Arthur Hermann, all prominent in the coal trade.
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Indiana State Normal School women’s basketball team suspended
The Terre Haute campus of the Indiana State Normal School has shut down the women’s basketball program. Planned games with Butler College and Indianapolis Manual Training High School are canceled. Crawfordsville’s Wabash College elected Whornell, a sophomore from Iowa, as captain. Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair weather with colder conditions tonight and Thursday. temperatures ranged from 30 at 7 am to 32 at noon and 30-32 by afternoon. Winds shift to the south. risk of light flurries. Pontiac and nearby areas show variable conditions.
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Ban on blanket remonstrances sparks anti saloon bill push
The Indiana House introduced a Nicholson bill to abolish blanket remonstrances on liquor licenses, setting a two year ban after filing. Antisaloon activist J W Richards warns of a counter bill for local option and predicts a broader push toward prohibition within two years.
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Kansas Resolution In House Aims To Remove Four Members
A Kansas House resolution introduced Wednesday seeks to compel four members, Long, Cuttle, Bowersock and another, to resign their posts and face reelection. The measure requests the governor to order new elections and to restore full authority to the body by clearing the contested seats.
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