Hag Gard Defends Vandalia Inquiry In Senate Hearing
President Hag gard challenges charges of rushing the Vandalia resolution calling the senate investigation. He denies collusion or favoritism in appointing the committee, laying out the resolution’s history and asserting no prior con sultations beyond the attorney general. The session also shifts to Thursday politics with bills on Sunday baseball, apportionment, and county tax delinquency reforms.
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Haggard
Senate
Committee On
Louis Bobilya
Fort Wayne
House
Poindexter
Graham
New
Lynch Mob Hangs Two prisoners in Jeffersonville Ga
A mob broke into the Jeffersonville jail between midnight and daylight Friday and hanged Willis White and Charles Porsyth, accused in Mrs Rowland's Adams Park assassination. Their bodies were riddled with bullets. The event followed reports from Atlanta that the two men were removed and executed by the mob.
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Jeffersonville
Atlanta
U. P
Banquet Discusses Union State Hospital Plan
Doctors meet in Denison Friday to discuss a proposed state hospital funded by appropriation. Backers led by FI TW Hanna and Dr John Kalmer seek a new facility to treat various cases as a reform for inmates from asylums. Opponents fear overfunding for other hospitals and urge detentions for the mentally ill without proper commitment.
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Denison
Vridasy
Union State Hospital
Fda
Hanna
Jehn Vielliday
Dnsane
Mourten
John Kalmer
Fall Creek
Perea
Ten W. Ts. Mletcher
Tie
Kolmer
Administration Turns Cuban Affairs Over to New Policy
Washington dispatch reports an informal agreement between Secretary Olney and Senator Sherman to pursue a gradual reform path in Cuba. Both sides aim to avoid friction with Spain and Congress while allowing liberal reforms to be tested for peace.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Oley
Sherman
Spain
Cuba
Olney
Congress
United States
Cleveland
McKinley
Senate
Doctor Castor's Office Hours and Architect Contact
Dr. Hiram C. Castor lists hours 9 to 11 am, 2 to 4 pm, 7 to 8 pm, Sunday 9 to 1 am. Before you build see Samuel G. Bartel, practical architect, 288 Massachusetts Ave and 8 Germania Ave, Haughville, Ind.
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Hiram C. Castor
Massachusetts-ave
Samuel G. Bartel
Germania-ave
Haughville
Ind
Turpie to Push Cuba Recognition Debate in Senate
In Washington on January 22 Senator Turpie gave notice to seek Monday’s action on the Cameron resolution recognizing the republic of Cuba. He commented on Secretary Olney’s remarks and a newspaper report of a conference with Senator Sherman denying any forthcoming action this session. The discussion touched outside interference with treaty deliberations as Hoar, Cullom, and Lodge weighed in, while Gray urged public interest and Hathaway objected to further debate before the military academy appropriation bill.
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Senate
Sherman
Hoar
Cullom
Lodge
Gray
Hawley
Sewell
Stewart
Hill
Morgan
Military Academy
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity 36 hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m January 23 calls for fair and much colder conditions Friday night and fair again on Saturday with freezing temperatures for several nights. The noon temperature Friday was 36 and at 2 p m 32. A telegram from Chicago at 2 p m reports a sharp and decided fall in temperature may be expected Friday night.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Runaway Horse Strikes Pedestrian on City Streets
M. O. Sands of 158 Hoyt Avenue was struck by a runaway horse at Pennsylvania and Washington streets on Thursday afternoon. His left leg was badly sprained above the ankle as the horse trampled him. He was carried home by the city ambulance after onlookers tried to warn him. the horse bolted west after taking fright at Mast Street.
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M. O. Sands
Hoyt-ave
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Sands
Mast St
Plans to use space over Pogue's Run at Union station
City Life reports Union railway chief engineer W. W. Mansfield plans to utilize space above Pogue's Run at the east end of Union station for hatcling trains. A Terre Haute dispatch notes Mrs. Mary Thomas of Indianapolis detained with Harmony saloon keeper R. I. Redley amid a potential elopement plot. Thomas pursues his wife. Commercial club nominating committee has chosen directors for secret ballot on Feb 8 between 9 am and 4 pm: D. P. Erwin, A. B. Gates, J. A. Finch, J. L. Keach, A. J. Metzger, D. M. Parry, J. M. Spann. Independent ticket possible if 12 members indorse.
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W. W. Mansfield
The
Union Railway
Pogue's Run
Union Station
Terre Haute
Mary Thomas
William Thomas
Indianapolis
R. I. Redley
Harmony
Thomas
Commercial Club
Ha. m
D. P. Erwin
A. B. Gates
J. A. Finch
J. L. Keach
A. J
Metzger
D. M. Parry
J. M. Spann
Snyman J Gage Nominated as Secretary of the Treasury
WIRE WHISPERS report Chicago Republicans nominate Snyman J. Gage for secretary of the treasury. Other items note Kisham island earthquake deaths, Ivory’s claim in London, Carnegie at Johnstown, and a White House diplomatic dinner with Hight playing during festivities.
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Chicago
Snyman J. Gage
Treasnary
Kisham Island
Ivory
London
Andrew Carnegie
Johnstown
Cleveland
Thear
Knights of Pythias Expel Charles Klee Over German Ritual Rift
In New York City the grand tribunal expelled Charles H. Klee of Bayard Taylor lodge 157 after prior suspension for conduct harming the order. The case stems from German ritual disputes that split members, with Klee having helped form a German-ritual offshoot. The action could trigger a major divide in the roughly 500,000 member original order.
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New York
U. P
Grand Tribunal
the Knights of Pythias
Charles H. Klee
Bayard Taylor Lodges
Alonzo Bedell
Klee
New York State Grand Lodge At Its Session In Buffalo, In 1894, When Mr. Klee
Supreme Lodge
Kansas City
Mr. Klee
Improved Order Knights of
State Lodge
Bedell
Mlee
Warring West Indianapolis police factions clash in court
Marshal Perry filed charges against Chief Larsh and Officers Buchanan and Massing for malicious trespass on J. G. Gardner premises after a Sunday night raid on his saloon. Gardner and a bartender were suspected of gambling as gunfire rang out. Magistrate Henry will hear the case next Monday.
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West Indianapolis
Perry
Larsh
Buchanan
Massing
J. G. Gardner
Hughes
Gardner
Henry
Holy Cross Fair Draws Big Crowd and Rail Boss Contests
The Holy Cross church fair drew a large Thursday crowd with over 200 patrons at the table d hote. In the race for most popular railroad superintendent, Mr Darlington of the Pennsylvania leads at this stage.
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Holy Cross
Darlington
Pennsylvania
Indiana Sues Railroad for Recording Fees
The state of Indiana sues the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad company seeking thirty thousand dollars in fees for recording their articles of incorporation. The suit was filed last April against the defendant as a result of the incorporation filing.
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Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad Company
State of
Indiana
Bargains Across Local Shops Day of Deep Discounts
A sweep of clearance sales and half price offers at Geo Kreitlein Brosnan Bros Chas Mayer Co and other stores. Footwear hats dresses jackets and suits with discounts from one fourth to nearly full markdowns plus carpet and parlor piece deals at regional shops including Maguire Wasson Arcade Globe and Western dry goods.
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Skarle
Geo. Kreitlein's
Brosnan Bros
Chas. Mayer & Co
Henley, Eaton & Co
Messenger
Albert Gall
Wasson’s
Maguire
the Globe
Western Dry Goods
Geo. J. Marott’s
Suburban Havana Battle Tops War News
Reports from Havana describe a major engagement near Santiago de Cuba where Calixto Garcia’s forces defeated a Spanish garrison at El Caney while Jiguani faced a siege. Bush’s relief column failed, with Cuban and cavalry actions exposing Spanish weakness and Maceo’s death marked as a turning point.
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Santiago de Cuba
Calixto Garcia
el Caney
Garcia
Jiguani
Bush
Maceo
Jabagnito
Havana
Col
Rotger
Melquizo
Fondeviella
Mederos
Castaneda
Guira de Melina
Julio Sanguilly
Spain
Weyler
Sanguilly
United States
Births Deaths and Marriages Record Summary
Births list includes J R and Adter Jackson boy Chas and Mary Thomas boy at 182 West Eleventh Street George and Sophia Grund girl at 26 Linden Street Chas and Maud Rabold girl at 464 Oriental Street Stanton and Mrs Jones boy John and Mrs Mezger, 236 Lincoln Lane Peter and Mrs Williams, 22 Ingram Street boy. Deaths list: John Gulick 76 cerebral softening 170 Charles Street Bar Worth 5 months inanition 286 West Pearl Street Mary A Mann 70 cerebral softening 281 North Noble Street L C McConnell 60 bronchitis Sarah Caldwell 64 asthma 440 NM Capitol Ave Ruth Hedges 40 heart disease. Marriage licenses: Thomas Parsons to Mary Blackwell Levi Parker to Ethel Burns Jesse Thomson to Maggie Homburger.
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J. R. and
Adter Jackson
Chas
Mary Thomas
W. Eleventh St
George and
Sophia Grund
Linden ‘Ste
Maud Rabold
Oriental St
Stanton
Mrs. Jones
John
Mrs. Mezger
Lincoln Lane
Peter
Mrs. Williams
Ingram-st
John Gulick
Charles-st. Bar Worth
W. Pearl
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Clamor Pelzer
Mount
Matthews
Egnew
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Fornshell
Elwood
Agallon
McCord
LaFollette
Drummond
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Treas
Schmidt
William Ross
Muncie
Marion County
Alexander
Gill
Kern
Harry
Adams
Gov. Moarton
Turpie
Cameron
Olneyy
Republic of
Sec
Retary Olney
Est Foundation
City Life
Lpider
West
Danbury
Col. Perry
Ss. Heath
Patch To the Sun
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Liberal Party
Canovas
Sagasta
Thomas Parsons
Mary
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