Delaware Senate Debates on Bail Reform and Criminal Practice
The Indiana legislature session opens with a flurry of bills. The house moves through committee reports on court organization and salaries, loitering laws, and road veterans exemptions. The senate debates bail pending appeal, crime procedure reforms, and electricity-based death penalty provisions, with party lines and constitutional points aired before adjournment.
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Trout
Mummert and Roberts
Minturn
Whitcomb
Grant Monument Commission
Senate
Carmichael
Dela Ware
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Miners Take Smoke Ban At Convention In Progress
The United mine workers convention debated a motion banning smoking in the hall with an added ban on chewing. An amending vote fines smokers and chewers, while another proposal would donate the fines to Standard Oil. President Mitchell urged speed for the joint conference with operators.
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United Mine Workers’ Convention
Standard Oil Company
Mitchell
West Point
William A. Davis
Mahoney City
Iowa
Michigan
Morrison Hall
Wood
Kentucky
Bill Cook
John Taylor
Boxtown
Carbondale
Cook
Taylor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Washington
Indianapolis
Wulschner's piano sale and address update
A new $225 piano offered for $16 at Wulschner's. Also notes a dentist moved to 433 Stevenson Building and lists old telephone number 2978.
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Wulschner’s
C. ©. Worth
Stevenson Building
Tel
Queen Victoria Dies as Prince of Wales Announces
London reports confirm Queen Victoria's death with the Prince of Wales sending the message from Osborne at 6 45 pm. Officials note the exact moment remains uncertain though death occurred about an hour earlier while the royal family gathered. physicians’ bulletins described sinking strength and last moments.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Osborne
Albert Edward
The Personality of Victoria as Portrait and Paradox
A condensed portrait of Queen Victoria describing her as a devoted mother and teetotal household manager. The piece notes her love of air and sea, thrift, Sunday rest, and disciplined routines, while also mentioning periods of morbidness and unhappiness. It includes anecdotes about court life and her care in managing finances and household affairs.
King George to Leave for London Tuesday Night
ATHENS Jan 22 King George will depart for London on Tuesday night according to reports.
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King George
London
Athens
Queen's Brain Clot Reported By Doctor
London January 22 reports say a clot of blood formed on the queen's brain causing acute physical prostration. Dr Thomas Barlow, a brain specialist, arrived at Osborne Monday and confirmed the illness.
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London
Thomas Barlow
Osborne
Condition of the Prince of Wales Alarms London
Reports from London state that doctors are alarmed by the prince of Wales condition with his heart described as affected. The brief bulletin notes concern over his health and potential complications.
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London
Prince of Wales
Empress Frederick's Condition Worsens in Crorenberg
The report from London on January 22 states Empress Frederick's health has deteriorated and she is unlikely to recover enough to undertake any travel for recovery. Her condition has led to the abandonment of any plans to pursue treatment elsewhere.
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London
Frederick
Crorberg
England's Prestige May Be Lost
A St Petersburg dispatch quotes Russia saying England’s prestige hinges on Queen Victoria. It suggests ministers have been spared blame to protect her, and that with her departure Britannia’s good genius may depart.
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England
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Victoria
Britannia
Bitter Attacks Paris on Death of Queen
The Temps predicts the queen's death will bring far reaching changes across domains marking the end of an era. Sympathetic papers hint at revived anti British feeling from the South African War. Joseph Chamberlain is blamed as the evil spirit behind the era's pain. Anglophobe writers publish ruthless criticism in Libre Parole and Patrie.
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Paris
Joseph Chamberlain
Drumont
Millevoye
Dutch Queen Wilhelmina's Marriage Unaffected by Victoria's Death
It is stated in The Hague that Queen Victoria's death would not interfere with the marriage plans of Wilhelmina, Holland's young queen, ensuring continued royal arrangement despite the monarch's demise.
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the Hague
Victoria
Wilhelmina
Holland
Victoria Birth and Queenship Thread in 19th Century England
The piece notes Victoria’s identity as mother and wife over queen in public memory, describes the era as the Woman's century, and recounts precursors in the royal line including Princess Charlotte and the duke of Clarence's infant daughter. It mentions the duke of Kent marrying late, and Alexandrina Victoria born abroad to return Briton-born.
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Victoria
England
Charlotte
George IV
Duke of Clarence
George III
Duke of Kent
Victoria Marie “Louise
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg
Prince of
Leiningen
Alexandrina Victoria
Queen Victoria and Her Realm in a Reign of Duty
Kensington palace May 24 1819 recounts Victoria s upbringing as fatherless at eight months and educated by her widowed mother amid national unrest. Victoria vows to be good and faces immense responsibility while her reign begins amid revolts and political change. Her marriage to Albert in 1840 shapes a long, contented union until his death in 1861 and Balmoral remains a cherished home.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Canada
Anti-Corn Law League
Melbourne
Victoria
Albert
Balmoral
River Dee
Aberdeenshire
Queen Victoria
Leopold
Belgium
Prince Albert
Victoria Queen of England and her early life
A study of Queen Victoria including her harsh upbringing by a strict mother at Kensington and her path to the throne. It covers her coronation day, early court life, marriage to Prince Albert, nine children, and the prince consort’s death. It also notes her aging demeanor and limits of royal virtue versus public perception.
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Victoria
James Gordon Bennett
William
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Conyngham
Kensington
King of
Hanover
Duke of
Cambridge
Buckingham Palate
Prince Consort
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim with Laxative Tablets
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. It claims all druggists refund the money if the remedy fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and costs 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Expansion In Our Diamond Trade Sparks Local Push
J P Mullally, jeweler and optician at 28 Monument-place, emphasizes direct sourcing from the cutter to reduce costs and expand diamond business opportunities.
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J.P. Mullally
Monument-place
Robber Confesses After Crap Game Lead To Loss
A man named Hiatt, described as colored, told police that he robbed $6 and two watches. Detectives Fort and Lancaster accompanied Hiatt to search for the alleged robbers, then another colored man claimed Hiatt lost his property in a crap game. Hiatt initially denied but ultimately confessed. the location of the game was not learned.
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Hiatt
Fort
Lancaster
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region
Forecast covers Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m January 23. Expect fair weather Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures recorded 7 am 27, noon 31, 2 pm 32.
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Indianapolis
Architect Ernest Nagley Dies of Throat and Heart Trouble
Ernest Nagley aged 24 died at his parents home 11 E St Joseph St at 9 p m Monday from throat and heart trouble. He fell ill last October in Atlanta where he was in business but could not return home until Christmas Eve. He seemed better then and anticipated a quick recovery before a relapse two weeks ago.
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Ernest Nagley
E. St. Joseph St
Atlanta
Burton Elected United States Senator in Kansas
In Topeka on January 22, the Kansas senate and house elected J. R. Burton to succeed Lucien Baker as U S senator. A joint session of both chambers will ratify the election on Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kas
Senate
House
J. R. Burton
United States
Lucien Baker
Bromo Quinine Sold by San Francisco Wholesalers
In the current cold and grip season one line notes San Francisco wholesalers Redington & Co Langley & Michael Co Mack & Co and Richards & Co have purchased forty eight thousand seven hundred twenty boxes of Bromo Quinine. Bennett's at 38 E Washington St supplies best photos or buttons.
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San Francisco
Redington & Co
Langley & Michael Co
Mack & Co
Richards & Co
Bennett's
Washington St
Iron beds and mattresses offered at Mahomney shop
Advertisement notes Wise people choose from the best stock for iron beds springs and mattresses. Up-to-date styles offered at low prices. Located at Mahomney 249 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Mahomney
Massachusetts
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