Public Works Board Holds Regular Session on Requests and Paving
The Board of Public Works met in regular session to hear complaints about street improvements and property concerns. Officers discussed funding for initial work, paving bids, and a request to reduce Strum Avenue width, while residents argued over alley openings and assessments.
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Board of Public Works
Conduitt
Scherrer
Defrees
Conduit
Woollen
Seventh
Tueha
T. E. Johnson
St. Mary
Bishop
Showever
Dorman
Isis
Counecilinat Kassman
Phillips
College-ave
Appellate Judges Appointed by Gov Hovey in Indiana
Gov Hovey settled the appellate court race Wednesday by naming judges for five districts. Geo L Keinhart of Rockport to first district. Jephtha New of North Vernon to second. James P Black of Indianapolis to third. Wilton Robinson of Anderson to fourth. Edgar I Crumpacker of Valparaiso to fifth. Reinhart is a Democrat and former war veteran now circuit judge. New is a Democrat longtime Indiana figure and Jennings county judge. Black, a Republican veteran and former Supreme Court reporter. Milton Robinson, a Republican veteran of the Vicksburg campaign and former congressman. Crumpacker, a Republican circuit judge and Valparaiso professor of law, is 35 and well known in northern Indiana.
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New
Jennings County
Indiana
Oviand
Abilius
James). Phack
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Commission
Milton Robinson
Anderson
Crov
Hovey
Vicksburg
Champion Hillis
Congress
Edgar D. Crampacker
Valparaiso
Valparaiso Normal School
Mission at St Josephs church to begin next Sunday
City Life column reports a Jesuit mission starting next Sunday at St Josephs Catholic Church, continuing for one week with daily services both day and evening.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James MM. Edwards
Charles H. Williams
van Buren
Byram & Sullivan
Woollen
Foster
Blake Sr
Streat
Union Station
Logansport
Thos
Langsdale
Michigan Road
Tlanesdale
Louis
Emma Holtz
John
Mamie Cheslyn
Duatis
Mary
Bridges
Ash-st
Big haul alleged in Treasurer Woodruff defalcation case
Senator Russ reports joint committee findings on Treasurer Woodruff's account. The ex treasurer is said to be short about $116,000 beyond admitted defalcation. Missing collaterals from several counties are noted and Woodruff seeks permission to substitute other counties' collateral strips.
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Litton Roux
fSp
Russ
Joint Committee On
Woodruff
Sympathy Expressed for Looked-Out Workers in Building Trades
Trade unions from the central tab or union report sympathy for the locked-out builders and plan to form a masters builders council. The planing mills hope to start spring work in two days as meetings at Masauie hall press arbitration and anti boycott resolutions. The board of trade adopts anti boycott measures amid absence of President Tanner.
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T. M. Gruelle
Central Tabor Union
Builders’ Trade Council
Campatere Tran
G. W. Stanley
Masters Builders’ Council
Building Trades Council
Masauie Hall
Kingan
He Board of Trade
Tanner
D. A. Richardson
Chas. Blackmore
J. A. Richartson
Arthur Gillet
L. H. Benton
Geovans
R. §. Foster
W. WH. Cooper
Thomas Rouse
J. R. Ryan
Chas
J. Hiali
Frank KF. Jones
John M. Shaw
James Conuning
Secretary Smith
Knife Wound in Crowd Sparks Public Alarm at Tragerfest
An affray among youths at Tragerfest Tuesday night ended when a boy drew a knife and lunged into the crowd. Spectator Willie Hitchcock was stabbed in the back but not fatally harmed. Youngs Hichesch is bedridden. a warrant is out for the attacker.
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Guy Stabbart
Willie Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Youngs Hichesch
Warruit
State Notes and Local Mining Incidents Across Indiana
State gains include Wayne's commercial club formation and Plainfield reform school costs of 6600 dollars per month. Evansville Journal notes Eyans killed Monday in Harrison mine near Clay City and V Swageerty fatally injured in a Linton mine fall. Also reports about Lackey's Cane City horse sale, Fry residence fire near Greenfield with 400 dollars insured loss.
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Wayne's
Plainfield
Reform School
Wayne
Eyans
Harrison Mine
Clay City
Evansville Journal
V. Swageerty
Linton Mines
Lackey
Canebridge City
Fry
Greenfield
Monilay
Indianapolis Sun Backs New City Charter After Federal Plan Adopted
The Indianapolis Sun has long advocated a federal style charter for the city, honoring the Cleveland Press praise. After three years in print, it celebrates Hovey signing the charter Friday, marking a landmark change for Indianapolis and ending local political battles.
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Tui Styx
Indianapolis
Eveland
Nutanapolis Sun i
Cleveland Press
Tink
Indianapolis Sun
Tis Worms
Thsun
Hovey
Baltimore
Indianapolis News Circulation Challenge Amid Charity Payment
The Indianapolis News pledges to pay Plymouth church charity society 5250 in cash. The News will prove its larger circulation than the combined totals of the Sentinel Journal and another paper. This is presented as a serious business matter, not a joke.
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Tindianapolis Sun
Che
Plymouth Church Charity Society
Indianapolis News
the News
Helon, Sentinel and Journal
Prusipent's Duck Bunt Ends in Escape
In a tense scene Alphonso is assured salvation while the president bolts, fleeing without firing as a rustle in the rushes suggests a potential office seeker voice. The moment highlights a bizarre confrontation and the leader's abrupt departure.
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Alphonso
Yarns of a Horse Trader Echo Humorous Tales
An elderly storyteller recounts comic horse trading misadventures. A swapped horse hid a carpet bundle beneath the saddle, and another rider discovered a wooden leg beneath a knee. He recalls a rocker horse later traded for a black horse with glass eyes that fell out during meals.
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Toyo
Drowned in Augusta Canal Two Women Henry King Connolly
Henry Tamar and Miss Louise King Connolly drowned while rowing in the canal at Augusta Georgia on Tuesday. Police report no survivors and the incident is under investigation.
Fox Tauncheons
Fox Tauncheons TE you have not the Dareatt and Taggart s or Yor rent.
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Fox Tauncheons
Dareatt & Taggart
Harrison Campaign Drive Spurs Indiana Upheaval
Intriguing Indiana campaign notes from March include President Harrison seeking renomination, Dudley influence noted as Westerners seek notoriety, and calls for sewers reform by the Commercial Club. Reports cite congressional hopefuls, fund requests, and press warnings to correspondents to attend speeches. Separately, a needle pulled from a finger after decades, weather outlook for Indiana, and a woodcutter losing an eye in a tree incident are reported.
Jury Deadlock in Bank Wrecker Case in New York
The jury in the Simmons case against the Sis'h national bank wrecker disagreed Wednesday morning. The partial OCR reads unclear but indicates a hung jury or split verdict in a New York criminal case involving a bank wrecker. Further details not readable.
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New York
Simmons
Sis’h National Bank
Amusements notes on lectures and showbiz events
A collage of theater notices and lectures reviews. Prof Cromwell’s second talk drew mixed reactions with audiences seeking quicker outlines of Alhambra vicissitudes. References to Money Mad, a possible girl lead, Reinhardt, and photo exchanges with Barah. Pelham’s touring notes mention Mrs Frank Leslie and Daniel Dougherty amid Pond rivalry.
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Cromwell
Alhambra
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Fred Pelham
Bith Nye
Redpath Bureau
Irank Leslie
Galesbury
Daniel Dougherty
Maj. Pond
Stanley
Iuval
Dougherty
Pelham
Pond
Bo Doult
Gen Palmer elected senator from Illinois in tight race
A Chicago like scene followed the long deadlock as crowds from nearby towns arrived by train and wagon. Gen John M Palmer, backed by Democrats and the Farmers Alliance, won a historic Senate contest amid jubilant supporters and warnings of possible last minute machinations. National telegrams of congratulations flooded in as Palmer prepared for a victory celebration.
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Illinois
Spamarkeiny
United States
Ren. Palmer
Moore
Cockrell
Gen. Palmer
John M. Palmer
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Monster Palmer
American Lady Found Murdered in French Rail Carriage
New York reports an American woman of prominence named Harrison was found butchered in a coach that arrived at Seville on Wednesday morning. The brutal act shocks travel and raises questions about safety on international rail routes.
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Pound
New York
Harrison
Seville
State House Cleaners Patrol Capitol, Court Rooms Discussed
At the state house Tim Gaiffin and his crew keep busy cleaning up debris after sessions. They fear a match or candle could ignite paper trash and blaze the capitol. The appellant court will be assigned to northern committee rooms on the second floor to use if needed.
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Board of Public Safety
Fire and Police
Webster
Welnes
Tim Gaiffin
Tim
Crzar
Capitol
Appellant Court
Imi
Supreme Court
Accasion
Europe and World News Roundup From Far and Near
Reports say a continuing Blizzard in England freezes conditions while Belgium votes for household suffrage. Russia signals interest in Norway. France passes a sugar bounties bill. An explosion at a Scottish troll works kills seven. A wife abduction case in England continues amid family tensions. Justice Stephen in England to take a long vacation for health.
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England
Russia
Norway
Chamber of Deputies
Dasgow
Scotland
Jackson
Clithero
Stephen
Witn
Gal
Death by Own Action or Accident in Hindle Home
A young man, John Hindle, 17 or 7 years old, found dead by a pistol shot in his upstairs room, reportedly after returning from work. Neighbors debate whether suicide or accident, with speculation about family changes. doctor unable to help. Police and family deny madness or intent, leaving the cause uncertain.
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Tudidia
West-st
William Hindle
John Hindle
Wimmers Jewelry
Pennsylvania St
Mr. Hindle
Sirikiy
Bindle
Dr. Panzer
Iba
Double tragedy in Minnesota swift death of mother and infant
Mrs. C Hanson of Peligan Rapids hanged herself and her year old baby in a distressing incident reported from Faris Minnesota. The mother fastened a string above the door and attached the baby then hoisted herself. Both lives ended. no cause given. Also a dispatch notes Gov Hovey vetoes and criticizes Secretary Roberts influence. Pioneer General Corriger, aged 90, dies at Tenaxos Indiana.
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4. C. Hanson
Peligan Rapids
Bab
Roberts
Sporting Figures and Contests Highlight Busy Season
Fractured bets and upcoming events fill the scene as Kilrain, Godfrey, and Lith clash while contracts, prizes, and transfers ripple through the sports world. Jockeys demand six figures in wages, a live-bird match tops headlines, and Fred Gebhard settles a $75,000 railroad suit for $20,000.
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Kilrain
Godfrey
Furus
Rndax
Columbus
al Johnson
Buffalo
Knett
Win
Wolstencroft
Philadelphia
Charles Polster
Charles Cook
Capital City
Fred Gebhard
Nine Railroad
New Sideboards and Window Shades at Local Storeroom
New sideboards at William T. Elder’s and window shades bought at Carl Moller's on 161 East Washington Street promise first class quality. The latest wallpaper patterns available and only first class paper hangers and decorators are employed. Call and see the goods.
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Carl Moller’s
Washintonst
Call
Gee
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William White
Clay
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Kanes
Smith County
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New Haven Road
State House
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Tenaxos
Corriger
Fratures OF Sporting Lith
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Charles Budd
Des Moines
al. Johnson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Jolson
Wm. T. Elder’s
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