Turmoil Over Health Board Appointment Looms
The council faces a stalemate as Dr Earp looms over the surgeon post for the new police board. Trusters says the choice must be accepted or the head of the official would roll, with hints of a broader reorganization tied to the health board ordinance. Beary considers resignation if pressed Monday night amid the deadlock.
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Indiana Supreme Court Rules On Reporter Duties And Legislature Limits
The Indiana Supreme Court on Friday ruled three key questions about legislature imposed ministerial duties and syllabus preparation for reporters. The decision sustains the petitioner while asserting the court’s constitutional rights to define its powers independent of legislative restrictions.
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Harrison Hilaine clash in cabinet reshuffle reports
Washington March 15 The Sun reports an imminent clash between Harrison and Blaine over Reid and the New York Tribune, as White House aides maneuver for control of political nominations and press influence. The piece notes Holliday and others weigh in on supporting or opposing the national ticket amid cabinet tensions and foreign policy appointments.
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Rushville Policeman fatally wounds burglar in pursuit
Scaplan night watchman fires on a group after a street lamp smash. Carey Adams, foreman of the Jacksonian office, is shot in the abdomen and mortally injured. The incident occurs in Rusuviana Indiana.
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Jacksonian
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Astos School Loans Show Lock on Bad Security
La Follette traveled to Knox county to locate and time the repayment of bad loans from the school fund. He claims at least $100,000 is secured poorly and sought to limit new loans to 3 percent of land value variation. Legislative efforts failed and interest on judgments remains uncertain until the governor proclaims future policy.
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Anticipated Curtis Mongrel Will Case Delayed
Not Yet Filed. The anticipated suit by the board of control to test the Curtis mongrel will not be filed for a day or two as attorneys Duncan and Smith have not begun preparation of the complaint.
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Unclear Item on Room Rental and Sun Free Want Column
Fragmentary note suggests a Lady who failed to rent a room by a liner may use a THE SUN free want column to obtain food results. No clear names, places, or dates are present.
New D A Smiley N Arrives Seizing Duty For Guilty
The Guilty WH Sutter announces newly appointed District Attorney Smiley N Chambers arrived in the city Thursday and said he is ready for duty though he has not received official appointment yet. He warned that the guilty would have to suffer. In London Ball Game Crystal Palace grounds Sydenham the All Americans beat the Chicagos three to two. In Ashland Ky a preliminary audit shows a $3000 shortage in Auditor Butler’s railroad books with Butler reportedly in Canada.
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Dying boy and political theater headline items
A 12 years old boy Louis Klein lies dying of alcoholism in a New York hospital. Mrs Kent alias Princess Sophia Ada laide plans a New York lecture claiming royal parentage. In Kansas women gain municipal voting rights with Susan B Anthony campaigning across the state.
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Gapen Indictment Ties Hospital Embezzlement Probe
Marion county grand jury and prosecutor urge criminal action against Philip M. Gapen treasurer of the Indiana Hospital for the Insane board over alleged embezzlement of state funds. Indictment cited alleged misappropriation and related crooked dealings tied to Sullivan and Sullivan property, with broader political echoes and upcoming delegate races in Denver.
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Holy Ghost Worshipper Dies Sparks Litigation Over Estate
The Nina Butter case reveals a woman worshipped as the holy ghost for years by fanatics who built her a chapel filled home. She died intestate, spurring a suit to block her property passing to heirs.
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Two Men and One Woman Treated Brutally in W Va Co-habitation Case
Gilman county reports two men and one woman whipped for unlawful co habitation. The incident sparks enforcement concerns as authorities move to uphold laws. Court actions loom over disputes related to property and liquor licenses, with several cases noted including traffic and local office conduct.
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Protracted revival amid Clay County religious upheaval
In March reports describe a sweeping revival in Clay County within Satan’s strongholds, as Free Methodists and United Brethren members pursue sanctification and spiritual deliverance. Accounts include testimonies of reform, conflict over property, and a ministerial dispute that ended in schism within the local church.
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Bargains in Broken Shoes at 16 North Penn
Bargains in broken size stock offered with rapid fitting promises. Savings range from one to two dollars on boots and shoes. Located at Geo Palarott, 16 North Penn Street.
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