Indiana Senate and House Patchwork on Labor and Apportionment
Indiana lawmakers debated a proposal to create a secretary of labor in the federal relations committee report. The session covered direct senate election, druggist licensing, and bids to sell revised statutes. Junket anecdotes recalled Chicago visits, lodging costs, and entertainment by Jim Corbett.
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Committee On Federal Relations
Congress
Secretary of Labor
United States
Yargan
Committee On Judicary
Boyd
Indiana
House of Representatives
Samuel Sawyer
Hord
Iford
Barnes
Askren
McMullen
Matthews
Ader
McMahan
Passage
Thornton
Clay
Fippen
Hench
Wolock
Chicago
Regislaors
James Corbett
Kern
Texas
Jim
Davia
Kopelke
Auditorium Hotel
Auditorium
Grover Stands With Annexation of Hawaii Says Castle
In San Francisco January 30 the Hawaiian commission member Castle says a New York despatch shows Cleveland will favor Hawaii annexation. He denies looming negotiations with England and expects to stay in Washington if terms fail. London presses warn of friction with Britain over annexation while New York counters Cleveland’s neutrality.
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San Francisco
Cal
Examiner
Castle
Hawaiian Commission
New York
Cleveland
England
Mr. Castle
United States
Harrison
Washington
Whitney
London
Evening Globe
Pacific
Australia
St. James
Pall Mall Gazette
Funeral of ex Secretary Blaine in Washington
Washington witnesses a private yet grand funeral for ex Secretary Blaine with eminent officials, senators, and diplomats attending. Floral tributes surround the cedar casket as the procession and services unfold from his home to Oak Hill cemetery.
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Washington, D. C
Blaine
Washington
Emmons Blaine
Knights of Reciprocity
Zach Chandler
James G. Glaine, Jr
Eugene Hale
Louis Dent
Diplomatic Corps
Whitelaw Reid
Dr. Loring
Russell A. Alger
Tracy
McKee
Trafford
Parker
Walter Damrosch
Hattie Blaine
James G. Blaine
Abigail Nedge
Robert Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Hampton Denman
Missouri
Frank
Henry
Horace
Augustus Santwood
Walter Stinson
New York
Dr. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Walter Damrosgh
Jr. Hamlin
Blgine
Oak Hill Cemetery
Georgetown
Brighton Pigeon Shooting Match Ties In Close Contest
A live pigeon shooting event at Brighton beach featured Geo Beck Silas Eaglen and Chas Poulster as contestants. The score was close at 2 p.m. and the contest will resume Tuesday with Dr O F Britton Tom Taggart and other local shooters expected to join.
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Brighton Beach
Geo. Beck
Silas Eaglen
Chas, Poulster
Dr. O. F. Britton
Tom Taggart
Fireworks blast kills two. many injured at Diell works
A blast at Diell's fireworks establishment in Reading suburb causes a fast moving blaze. About 90 injured and two killed outright as 50 hospitalized for wounds. Over 50 workers affected. ten buildings burned. damage estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Cisergnart
Diell
Deihl
Reading
Cincrsyatt
Henry Horne
Gus. Gerwin
Ollie White
Tillie Matt
The
Consolidated Fireworks Company of North America
Duncan Nearing Death After Street Robbery Shooting
Geo D Duncan of 8888 Webster street lay dying after being attacked by footpads on January 16 near Mississippi street. He gave a death-bed statement to Coroner Beck and Deputy Prosecutor Cox, identifying Nolan and Monihan as his assailants now jailed for the offense.
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Geo. D. Duncan
Webst
Mississippi St
Beck
Cox
Duncan
Nolan
Monihan
Local Crime and Public Notices in Indiana Town
News brief reports a robbery probe tied to Robert Taylor residence at 325 Broadway. Jail escape near Tuscola led to Speers captured near Frankfort and returned to Mads. Police court sentences for George McClune and peace warrant cases follow, with a long list of obituaries and marriage licenses cited among miscellaneous local items.
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Pogue
Dan McAfee
Robert Taylor
Broadway
Grand
Carl Speers
Tuscola
Indiana
Speers
Frankfort
Geo. McClune
Winglish Ave
Adolph Fischer
Justice Johnston
Eirtus
Sedenburg
Elmer
Pearl Nichols
Divorce and separations in local court records
Mollie Downs secures a divorce from Cyrus by Judge Bartholome on Monday and receives $20 monthly support. Myrtle Woodford seeks separation from Charles alleging mistreatment. John Scott’s wife had him arrested for desertion and he was tried Monday afternoon before Justice Daniels. Scott claims she left him.
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Mollie Downs
Cyrus
Bartholome
Myrtle Woodford
Charles
John Scott
Tolman Trial Crossexamination and French Ball Scandal
Napresville, Ind. Jan 30 cross-examination of Prof Tolman continued with questions about a Chicago Tribune interview denying forgery claims. He grew nervous under attorney Harris queries as court adjourned to Indianapolis. another week of testimony expected. Meanwhile a so called grand masquerade ball advertised as French but denounced by local French groups as unaffiliated and potentially fraudulent. officials plan to monitor the Tomlinson hall event.
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Prof
Tolman
Chicago
McDonald
Twc Sty
Harris
Chicago Tribune
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Yolman
Indianapolis
J. M. Butler
Alpheus
Snow
Parke Daniels
James E. McDonald
Lecst
Taoid
Vvrench
Association de Francaise
Tomlingen
Fr. X. Beaupre
L’union Fraternelle Francaise
Tux Sun
Mozart Hell
J. A. Allen
Colbers
Smith Pleads Guilty In Federal Contempt Case
Muncie striker BI C Smith pleaded guilty in federal court to disobeying a court order directing men to keep off the L E W property. Testimony showed Smith on a company engine after the order. a hotel keeper testified he was boarded to take apart strikers. No violence was proven.
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Muncie
Baker
BI. C. Smith
Harris
Robbery at Marott's Shoe Store on Illinois Street
A well dressed man entered Marott's shoe store on Illinois street Monday and bought a pair of shoes with a $5 bill. He distracted the clerk by claiming he was not in a hurry, grabbed the clerk's pocket book containing about $6, and escaped with the shoes and his own $5 bill.
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Marott’s
Illinois St
Sermons To Sinners At The City Workhouse
Sunday services in the city workhouse feature 160 inmates, mixed races and ages, listening to sermons by George Brown and others. Temperance themes dominate as speakers share exhortations, with notable reflections from elderly inmates and a rare moment when a prisoner expresses faith and subscribes to the paper.
One Hilied Thirty Hurt Sr Pact Jan 30
Revised report of the accident on the Chicago and Great Western road shows W. E. Ackers of Minneapolis killed and about 380 injured. Three coaches derailed near Kent Indiana as lum ber men rode home from Chicago excursion. Vic. Has to Say reports the queen's speech promises Irish legislation local option law labor and housing bills and prosperity in England. Whisky stock crash at Watt Street New York fell nine points from Saturday.
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Floyd
Sun
Askren
Smith
Hurt
Chicago & Great Western
W. E. Ackers
Minneapolis
Kent
Chicago
Vic
Loxpoy
Jan
England
Watt At
New York
Whisky Trust
Wa L Office Desks and Rider’s Wanted Safe Repair
Wa L office desks offered with repair services for safes and keys. A Schif fing is listed as expert at 30 Virginia avenue, inviting inquiries for locksmith and repair needs.
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Wa. L
Rider's
A. Schiffing
Virginia-ave
Big Hotel Blaze Threat Falls Short By Swift Fire Crew
Fire broke out at Meridian street hall beside English's hotel on Monday morning with smoke billowing from the roof and heavy damage from smoke and water. Fire Chief Webster called multiple alarms. the blaze was checked in about 30 minutes and owners estimate losses around 2000 to 75000 insured, with origin unknown. Nearby crowds gathered as police struggled to keep them back.
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Meridianst
English’s
Webster
Ben
Boys
Meridian Sthali
Dvision 108
Order of Railway Conductors
Lodge 11 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Minor & Hunter’s Bicycle Store
William H. English
C. E Coffin Agency
Bunkirk
Dexzmn
Brooks Locomotive Works
Homestead
Doyles
Staf
Mayor Good
Anioe
Brooks
Pinkerton
Infant’s body found at Kentucky avenue dump
Coroner Beck investigated after parts of an eight month old infant were found among trash at a city dump. Suspicions arose over who discovered the gruesome find as residents recalled a prior tip about human remains. The upper body appeared gnawed by dogs, with the body dumped likely last Tuesday in a load of slops.
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Kentucky Ave
Collier & Murphy
Sun
Irs
Neefly
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