Gray Railroad Bill Killed in House Vote
The Gray railroad consolidation bill was killed in the house late Tuesday evening by a 43 to 48 vote to strike the enacting clause. Democrats caucused against it, with 18 Republicans voting to kill. A later motion to reconsider failed. further consideration of the bill is done for this legislature.
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Maybrick to be freed from Alleworth prison
Richmond reports state that Florence C Maybrick will be released May 1 194 from Alleworth prison England after 13 years for the murder of her husband. The release follows a land suit involving 1 000 000 acres in Virginia and other states. The claim says the land was deeded for 19000 in connection with her conviction and a pending suit seeks to undo the agreement. Her representatives say she will be freed in time to appear as a witness and regain her rights.
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Virginia
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Maybrick
Shot at his wife ends with bullet missing target
Charles Bass a Denison barber fired at his wife amid domestic troubles but the shot struck the fireplace instead. No arrest reported. Also noted is the death of Mrs. C. P. Lewis wife of Representative Lewis of Fountain County after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements set for Covington.
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Denison
Annie Moran
Rural mail errors and Indiana post office notes
In Washington rural mail errors noted. Ernest Fries Anderson Claude A Marsh Greensburg J Watson named postmaster at Hillrode Indiana. Attorney General Knox says the title to the site for the federal building at Richmond is slight. Many Hoosiers seek positions in the new commerce and labor department. Postmaster McCsinnis Talanaipalip told Albert Leap, charged with incompetency, to expect another trial. Conference committee passed the omnibus public building bill. Indiana receives 400000. Marion 25000. Bedford 6000 for post office sites. Patents granted to Alexander Davis Edwin Finn George Gemmet Olaf Gulaba Sylvester Jones Lee Robinson J Shafer Felix Warbrittoo. }
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Fort Wayne
Sylvester H. Jones
Richmond
Lee Robinson
J. Shafer
Kvatineton
Felix Warbrittoo
Attica
Armless Man Robs In California Club Heavily
Charles Payne an armless man robs Jack Richards a taro dealer at the California club in Bove Montana. Payne, a longtime Butte resident, discharged a revolver and threatened others. Police later disarmed him and charged robbery and assault at Jol with officers pursuing him.
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Jack Richards
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Becomes a Mormon in Indiana minister renounces faith
Rev Devitt Talmags Hedges 50, a Methodist minister of high standing, renounced Methodism and headed to Utah to join the Mormons. He left for Cincinnati to visit his son, wrote from Cincinnati he would live the rest of his life in Mormonism, severing ties with the church and denouncing the creed.
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New Juvenile Court Bill Faces Senate Passage
A new bill creating a juvenile court in Indianapolis was introduced in the senate after the governor vetoed a prior measure as unconstitutional. The vetoed bill was said to abridge trial by jury, while the new bill, approved before introduction, is expected to become law. Separately, Dr Simon Flexner announced a counteracting serum for infantile bowel troubles at Johns Hopkins, with production to begin at Mulford's Philadelphia facility.
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Senate
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Fnstiute For Medical Research
Ficaner
Mulford
Philadelphia
Society Notes Show Tea Plans and Weddings
The swirl of society lists Mrs J N Richie hosting a coffee next Wednesday afternoon and Mrs Sosan Goode inviting guests for Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Jellatt of Providence R I plan May in Indianapolis. The Younes women's Christian association holds an annual membership tea Friday night. Mrs Louis Burckhart entertained Wednesday for Miss Rose returning to New York Friday. Miss Grace Porterfield returns to Richmond Thursday after winter with Mrs Pierre Gray. T B Laycock announces engagement Marina Blanche to William Amelvens with nuptials on April 8. Mrs Thomas Stucky hosted a Punenean event Wednesday for several ladies. Charles Hanaehe of Chicago and Miss Louise Schwartz of South Bend were wed in a ceremony described as an elopement. The bride wore a wedding dress prepared for a South Bend groom, Hingache being his father’s name. The Dramatic Club staged the play Cante Tuesday night at the Propys Jacum. performers included Mrs Frank M Murphy, Mrs Hugh Achipeny, Mya Ida Finley, Hugh McWlpeny, Charles A Layman, John D Thomaen and Dr Hernan Kennedy. A dance followed and the show will be repeated Wednesday.
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New York
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Richmond
Pierre Gray
T. B. Laycock
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Willam A. Amelvens
Thomas & Stucky
A. J. Wampier
Gosport
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Martnaville
J. L. Matthewe
Charles F. Hanaehe
Cacago
Agd
Louise Schwartz
Southend
C. C. Cinsell
South Bend
Hingache
Wiliam Hangche
Frank M. Murphy
Hugh Achipeny
Mya Ida Finley
Hugh Mcwlpeny
Charies A. Layman
John D. Thomaen
Hernan Kennedy
Delehanty Could Quit Baseball Over Team Split
The great Delehanty may leave baseball after signing with Washington and New York. Reports say he would quit if he cannot play for the New York club, with talks of release and financial disputes over advances to him from both clubs and a stalled payment.
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Polo Poloists Clash as Indianapolis Tops Cyclorama Crowd
Polo action at the Cyclorama Tuesday night left Indianapolis with another win while Racine fell 11 to 5. AAT Atwood beat Anderson 3 to 2 in front of over 3,000 fans as the New York stores and the Y M L played a top amateur game, 4 to 3. Meanwhile, boxing notes praise Terry McGovern for courtesy that reshaped relations with rivals. Shortridge players trained for spring baseball at Gaplolav and Sixteenth streets. Walter Romolo, long a hotel cafe figure, inherits a $1,600,000 wealth in Italy and plans to travel there.
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Italy
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Engaged for May Festival
John 1 Biem announced to The Sun that he engaged the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for the May mudie res stival endorsement. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, one of the largest in the country, was organized by the Lyceum Lecture Bureau of Chicago to open its texture courses.
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Biem
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Central Lyceum
Bi. Reau
Chicago
CITY LIFE TRAINING MEET AND CLUB NEWS
CITY LIFE items note a 2 p m meeting for St. Joseph's training club during a holiday. MKINLEY CLUB elects Dr J F Scott as president George Snider as vice president and W R Sweet as secretary. Eagles to celebrate first anniversary with a torch light procession and local fraternal events amid various conventions and exhibits.
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Missing funds case against Boatner and Behlitzbaum in Owensboro
In Owensboro Kentucky on March 4 the case against J. H. Boatner and A. B. Behlitzbaum charged with embezzling funds from the Louisville Central railroad and received funds. Boatner shipped a package said to contain 72,900 to Fordaville to his address. Behlitzbaum claimed robbery after a conspiracy charge. Trial adjourned and jury selection set for Wednesday.
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Liknois Central Railroad
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Schiltzbaum
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Miners in Convention Meet in Terre Haute and Brazil
Indiana district 1 coal miners convention opens in Terre Haute with about 100 delegates representing 8000 black coal miners as districts plan joint talks with operators next week to fix the wage scale for the coming year. Meanwhile a Princeton University grant rumor is denied by President Wilton via the Journal.
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Famous hangman Dilima ton attacked near London rail line
London march 4 Hangman Dilima ton, England's famed public executioner, was found unconscious on a railroad track near London after being assaulted and thrown from a moving train. Police suspect revenge by Edwards associates, noting Edwards himself was recently hanged.
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