Indiana Senate Sits Idle With Laughing Lawmakers
A lively Indiana senate session reports sleepy lawmakers, bill wrangling, and a parade of lady visitors. Senator Byrd of Clay champions miners’ rights, while a dispute over a clerk position adds to the day’s theater. The house outpaces the senate, delivering brisk committee reports and a fiery speech by Foghorn Kelley about McKinley and reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Miller
Columbus
Indianapolis
Tim Sun
Carver
Mounts
Senator Byrd
Clay
Magee
Burke
Ewing
Benevolent
Eransville
Loveland
M. W. Barnes
Kokomo
Barnes
Election Committee
Col. Jagge
Kentucky
Public Buildings Committee
State House
Richmond
Yaryan
Committee On Rules
House
Foghorn’ Kelley
Tippecanoe
Eine
Blaine
Kellay
Cleveland
Fragmentary Note on Judge Henck and House Session
A fragment reports Judge Henck clashing with Republicans and a morning cession. It notes the house did not meet on Friday afternoon.
Grand Review at Pine Ridge Stirs West Audience
The Pine Ridge agency reports a grand review of 4,000 soldiers and 3,700 horses under Gen. Miles with 10,000 Sioux observers from afar. Troops pass in salute as war chiefs and staff witness the scene amid wind and snow. Plans indicate dispersal soon and departing Indian emissaries to the great father in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
Agency
S. Pine Rage Agency
Miles
Colunns
Oanemer
Ngton
Pine Ridge Agency
War Department
Farmhand Dies in Hydrophobia at Chambers Street Hospital
George Kendall, a farm hand from AgLscron, New Jersey, died Friday morning after suffering hydrophobia. He reportedly broke restraints and raved in his hospital room before passing away.
Chauncey Depew to Speak at Yale Munini Dinner
Chauncey Depew will deliver his best speech Friday night at the annual Yale Munini dinner in New York. The Yale graduate is expected to attract attendees from across the country, with many boys from distant regions to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
New York
Chauncey Depew
Yale
City Life Recap Of Local Events And Court Actions
The column surveys a busy period with a state leading dog and poultry show, acquittal of Levi on counterfeiting, perjury bound over of Charles White, and injuries from a bursting shell at a foundry. Births, marriages, lawsuits, and a pension law case follow, plus a prize dog, a damaged suit over railway injuries, and new bookcases at Wim L Elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Federal
Charles White
Noblesville
A. Stevens
Southside
St Vincents Hospital
Flanner & Buchanan
Alabama-st
Jesse
Mary Conley
Joseph
Maggie Stash
White
Alice Medines
Alphonse Green
Macy
Mary Munsey
Wm. Lewis
Mary Grake
Orville N. Hahn
Mary Keener
Thos. P. Rourke
Minerva St
Pennsylvania Fast Mail
Kreaelo
Jones
School Book Company
Attorney Generals
Platcher Ave
Columbia
Hunter
Kate Hall
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Lebanon
Ind
W. Washington St
Louis P. Faberback
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
New Yorkst
Harry Springstein
Dor
Tomlinson Hall
Harry
Wm. Oley
Splaun
Thornton
Valentine Zanemeister
Zanemeister
Oley
Clay
Susan Hults
John Carpenter
Hulis
Carpenter
S. E. Williams
Michigan
Couln
Win
van Buren
Humor in the House and Its Effect on Members
The Indiana General Assembly's lower house enjoys a rare humor moment as Faulkner crafts a jest read by Clerk Morrison. Dr. Troy of Hancock County and Speaker Niblack react with smiles while Mr. Kelley’s key pitch soars above the dome, revealing lightness amid legislative routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings Faulkner
Martin
Troy
Mr. Kelly
General Assembly
Tar Say
Foe Horn Kelley
Faulkner
Josh Billuys
Kelly
Martin R. Morrison
West
Mr. Faulkner
Niblack
Hancock County
Horn Kelley
Financial troubles strike several midwest firms in January
Springfield Illinois and other cities report company closures and bank actions. Arm strong and Bro. boiler manufacturers end operations with 146000 assets and unknown liabilities. Kansas City safe deposit bank pays out 150600 in full to depositors. Standeford Youman Eldred face sheriff liquidation with 75000 liabilities. South Omaha Neb Neb Savings Bank deposits paid in full. Louden Rutherford carriage makers assign debts 50000. Schanning Co cloak and suit dealers also fail. judgments total 1229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Safe Deposit Savings Bank
Munioring Lopex
Kan
Standeford
Youman & Eldred
Oatanda
Neb
South Omaha
Nebraska Savings Bank
New York
Louden & Rutherford
I. Schanning & Co
Cut Flowers Betterman Bros Florists Ad
Betterman Bros florists at 87 43 Mass ave advertise cut flowers with contact telephone and price emphasis high quality arrangements for occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterman Bros
Mass
Ave
Tel
Have the City Solid There Is No Law To Punish Streetcars
Wilmer F. Christian of Shover and Christian pressed city attorney Bailey with an affidavit accusing the Citizens' street railway of violating its charter by running steam dummies on the Irvington line. Bailey found no penal ordinance or clause to impose fines. Christian consulted Col. Denny, who reviewed old and amended ordinances and found none granting liability for such action. Denny suggested a civil suit to enjoin the company from using steam dummies. Christian plans injunctions in circuit or superior court. A man, AJ Stroop, returned home drunk, shot himself after telling his wife to point out the place of his heart. he died after being treated at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer F. Christian
Shover
Bailey
Christian
Coleh
Denny
Citizens’ Street Railway Bartar
Ihuen Wat
Tndianapolis
Sts
Denny Friday
Circuit
Stroop
Ring
Indiana-ave. Anid California-st
Paul
Minnie Oswald
Mrs. Zeidler
Menominee
Mich
Chicago Herald
Mer. Hottman
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Green Bay
Myora
Woman and boy tales from a New York Thanksgiving game
A lengthy old newspaper piece recounts a near miraculous football injury in New York on Thanksgiving day. William Leelaery, 17, slipped during a game, breaking a neck vertebra yet recovering after a plaster cast and promising medical optimism. A separate tale follows Mrs. Zeidler and Minnie Oswald over a doomed romance with Paul, a missing adopted son, ending in fear of suicide. A Pleasantville funeral prank with a ghost scare at Mrs. Adams’ church crate ends as boys laugh, while a Menominee ice road between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay features a compass guided stagecoach and a winter tavern on the ice feeding travelers.
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New York
W. L. LeElaery
McWirnevy
Roosevelt Hospital
Robert. C. Kemp
William
Ling
Wiligan
Futtner Pleads Guilty and Faces Sentence in Local Case
Bogus divorce lawyer Buttner pleaded guilty to larceny and forgery in a January district session. Remanded for sentence. Earlier he faced charges related to a bogus divorce scheme in Ok county. Ex-Mayor Pandleton referenced in connection with the case.
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Futtner
New Sos
Spi
Wmm
Buttner
T ‘Eok County
Pandleton’s
Hoss and Hoss to Headline Next Season in Comedy Melodrama
Park Williams specialty company sets Reed and Collier in a new season pairing titled Hoss and Hoss with W. G Smyth managing the combined troupe. A discussion with Gus Hartz of Cleveland reveals questions about Reed and Collier's identities as an avenging providence plays out. The program also highlights My Jack a melodrama at English's with standout performances by P. A. Anderson and Miss Meek there.
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Jack
Patrick Doolan
Sea Gully
Mary Ibbetson
Jennie Chester
Ethel Barrington
P. A. Anderson
Africa
Miss Meek
Light in the Window and Fragments of a Chilly Bay Ride
A murky Bay area scene speaks of a gentle warmth after a long journey. The article notes a bright light in the window cheering travelers and describes a pleasant trip unless weather worsens. It reports a murder trial for Coleman in Emanuel Collins' saloon over unpaid money and notes his capture after fleeing, with Wiltse and Kealing as defense. It also covers the Erie railroad tie-up, Chicago dispatchers' talks, Indianapolis weather forecast, and a London cable about Sir Edwin Arnold leaving for home after two years in Japan.
Cloture Debate Roils Senate and House Proceedings
The report highlights Democratic fears over the cloture rule in the Senate as Republicans press for a Saturday vote amid high tensions. Vice President Morton supports the ruling favoring Republicans, while Aldrich signals steps to end debate, risking further conflicts and a possible floor showdown. In the House, Indiana's Cooper pursues privilege to address investigation details and committee actions.
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Wasuix
Senate
Morton
Aldrich
Futher
Vics
Dar Mernins
Viets Mae
Atibla Uy Oving Ig Journal
Dell
Cray
Delaware
Saunders
Montana
Stewart
Nevada
Grorman
Cooper
Indiana
Raumn
Heeleimet
Comrittes
City councilman pushes cut rate rail fare plan
Councilman Myora advocates a six for twenty five ticket deal through 1693 and eight for twenty five thereafter to cut public transit costs. He argues the plan benefits the masses more than franchise sale proceeds and cites tax and fare impacts on average workers. Attorney Geo Carter and ex-City attorney Taylor back the approach as feasible and simple.
Terrible accident crushes worker between iron rollers
Thomas Northwood a brass roller in the rolling mill was fatally crushed when caught between two wrought iron rollers. His body was forced through the machinery, reducing flesh and bone to a jelly as the accident occurred Thursday. Private services from London report Mrs Florence Maybrick now serving life in a Liverpool case, with her mother Baroness von Roker in Paris aiding relief efforts.
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A. Workman
Reosros
N. d
Thomas Northwood
Northwood
Braybrick
Gard
New York
Sph
London
Macklin
Roe & Macklin
Florence Maybrick
Maybrick
Baroness von Roker
Paris
Hendersons Deputies Appointed by State Auditor Next Monday
State auditor Henderson designates new deputies including Joseph Fanning as chief deputy and George W. Burke in the land department. Additional appointees from the insurance and Indian affairs offices are named, with the changes taking effect next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Joseph Fanning
Apris
George W.burke
Kakom0
Insiarice Department
George UW
Bingham
Land Department
Whispers of murderers and strikes flood wire data
Reports claim Padlewski is in Colorado while other alerts mention Seliveiskoff in Paris. The piece lists debts and crimes including a New York death by self harm, a missing diamond sale, a mass ejection of Chinese from Milton Oregon, a double suicide in Mississippi, a wheat speculator’s debt decline, and a fly wheel accident killing editor John K. Aydelotte. It also references an Austrian count seeking his daughter and a 2000 miner strike at Basnovice Russia with Imperial dockyard workers.
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Padlewski
Seliveiskoff
Paris
Colorado
United States
Chicago
Julius Lundell
Huntington’s House
New York
Wm. C. Duncan
Milton
Ore
Ludwig Anderson
Brouckton
Thomas Meirs
Alvon
B. P. Whitchinson
John K.‘Aydelotte
Daily Democrat
Hamilton
Count Seizichney
Austria-Hungary
Basnovice
Russia
Empire
Ommnerial Dockyard Wen
Xi Petarsiurg
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Solons
Wranle
Kelley Crates
the Grand Review
City Life
Wim, L. Elders
Batavia
U.S. Grant
Grant
Belley
Kelley
Springfield, Q
Armstrong & Bro
Imanufactory
Silli
Citizins’ Car Company
Mr. Christian
GOD
Fnties
Mary Zeidler
Pleasantville
N.d
Abraham Adams
Vallery
Brown's
del Coleman
William Roberts
Emanuel Collins
W. Chrost
Criminal
Coleman
Roberts
St. Louis
Wiltse
Kealing
Npig
Fort Wayxg
Erie Road
Chicacg
Erievance Committee
Chicago & the
Conqué Ans Od
Gen
Ananazer
Flame
Lostos
Aecablegram
Sir Edwin Arnold
Japan
Beatuvees
Sporting Cit
J. Francis Train
U. S
Matatee Ante Aes Veu
St. 7
Otils
Clab Sam
Grantis
Crawfordsville
Rilan
John MM. Ward
Brooklyn
Chicago Post. A
Spaulding
Atlen Thurman
Eahur
At the Asso
Doyle
Iaw
Abdui¢ly
Geo. Carter
Taylor
Judge Taylors Court
Mr. Carter
Mr. Taylor
Bamberger’s
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