Funds For The Fair The Senate Wants To But The House Adopts
The plan to fund Indiana's Chicago fair stalls as House Democrats oppose any appropriation, offering only 50 000 though Senate favors rising to 76 000. Conference committees delay action, while labor committees and lawmakers clash on the fifth judicial circuit and liquor league issues. The world fair appropriation sees shifts between 70 000 and 75 000, with members tussling over rules, adjournment, and political leverage amid a tense session.
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Goddard Defeated by Hol Smith in Lightweight Bout
New Orleans report of a boxing match where Australian Goddard, lighter and less known than his foe, was decisively defeated by Hol Smith of Denver in a long, contentious title fight at the Olympic club rooms. The bout featured multiple fouls, bloody exchanges, and a late surge by Smith leading to an eighteenth round finish.
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Inaugural Parade Swamped by Snow in Washington
Washington March Fourth drew 400000 curious spectators as a snowy inaugural parade unfolded. Chief marshal McMahon and Gen Whipple led a 40000 to 60000 strong procession of regulars, militia, civic clubs and political groups from White House to Capitol and back, amid cheers for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Inauguration Day Hail Mary Kiss for Cleveland
President Harrison and Cleveland rode in an open carriage drawn by eight black horses to the capitol where Cleveland was cheered during the inauguration. Mrs. Cleveland embraced her husband in a poignant farewell as snow gave way to calmer conditions.
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Cleveland Inaugurated for Second Term in Snowbound Washington
Grover Cleveland is sworn in for his second presidential term in Washington as a throng gathers in snow covered streets. The inaugural address urges fiscal discipline, anti paternalism, civil service reform, and tariff reform while warning against waste and special favors. The ceremony also swears in Vice President Stevenson, with remarks on loyalty and public duty.
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A Brief Honeymoon and Weekend Disturbances
Acting Police judge Bell fined William Raines one dollar for assault and battery on his wife after a Friday night of drinking and furniture smashing at home. The couple married five weeks. A separate case, Gus Monroe charged with assault with intent to kill, was continued to March 10. Monroe is linked to McAfee, who shot at a bartender near a city road house on December 16. McAfee serves six years for his role.
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Local column fragment hints at fashion and names
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions ladies interest in singing and fashion items, with scattered names and places including Washington and Berla. The text is incomplete but suggests a society note or social column referencing attire and performances.
Mcfee forger flees Indianapolis to raise bond funds
John Fee, the alleged forger, left Indianapolis Friday night after release by bondsmen and headed to Philadelphia. His $2,000 bond will be forfeited to the state. Prosecutor Holtzman denies delaying the trial, saying it will be scheduled this month. Relatives and accusers prefer recovering funds over pursuing further prosecution.
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Murphy's Job Rumors Tie to Street Commissioner Post
Political gossip centers on Councilman Murphy as a possible street commissioner after Michael Burns resigns to lead the street railway company's new management. Murphy hesitates but says rumors are well founded with several supporters already seeking posts in the street department. Burns colleagues deny comment, but friends attest to the plan. Murphy's appointment could deepen divisions within the local democracy.
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Far and Yonder Stop Collectors Drive Loads of Slops
A City report recounts slop collectors led by C Carr, hauling rags and slops to dumps near VanCamp packing works and creeks, charging more as distances grow. About 50 collectors remain active as health authorities push for distant disposal.
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Try Your Hand For Gold Prizes In Local Poetry Contest
Local poets in Port s are invited to submit poems relating to Tux Sun liner columns for a chance at cash prizes. First prize five dollars in gold, second prize two fifty, poems must be under twenty lines and submitted by April first. The Sun reserves publication rights for all entries. Gasper Jones death inquest continues with testimony denying abuse and attributing death to a fall. Weather outlook for Indiana: fair tonight and Sunday, with slightly warmer temperatures.
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