War talk grows as McKinley edges toward Cuban aid
Washington reports a deepening crisis with Spain as the Maine disaster and Cuban suffering push for urgent action. President McKinley contemplates Cuban intervention after the inquiry verdict, seeking relief funds and possible naval aid, while Senate leaders warn that war may be unavoidable.
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Board of Inquiry
Spain
McKinley
Washington
Maine
Congress
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Woman claims fraud in railroad suit settlement
Mary G. Glore alleges she was misled by Citizens' street railroad agents about pursuing damages after an accident. She says she was told litigation would be lengthy and costly and her husband could lose his job, leading to a reduced compromise of 285 dollars from an initial 3000. She seeks reinstatement of the suit.
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Mary G. Glore
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Bie Four Railroad
Fesler Reports Cuba Visit Shows Calm In Havana
County clerk James W. Fesler, back from two weeks in Cuba, recounts friendly streets and courteous officials. He asserts American troops would face little resistance, notes Spanish forces’ lax discipline, and describes dire famine conditions and Red Cross notes of reconcentrado deaths. Attorney W. L. Taylor heads to Tampa and then to Cuba.
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James W. Fesler
Cuba
Inte
Maine
Sara Bton
Dr Lessin
New York
Gallinger
Tess
Fed Crass Society
Cummings
Smith
Abeelang
Matenzas
WM Culwins
Lesser
Lowes
Red Cross Society
Lessar
Witter
Wold
W. L. Taylor
Washington
Tampa
White River Flood Threatens City Sewer and Roads
A major rainstorm caused a break in the White River intercepting sewer near New York street and widespread flooding. Pogue's Run rose rapidly, bridge approaches washed away, streets turned to rivers, trains halted, city crews rushed to shore up banks, and officials noted long standing obstructions in Pogue's Run contributed to the crisis.
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Woodie
White River
Diarete
Woashington
Jewlands
Cnrine Aimad
Wrehinston
Mishigan St
Lanemuster
Streit
Fletcher & Coffin
City Engineer’s Department
Crooked Creek
Michigan-st
Arsenal
Amiichigan-St
Pleasant Run
William Schieler
Madison-age
Lincoln-Lane
Fourteenth-St
State Ditch
Stanton
Churchmanaves
Pogue
Washingston St
Washington St
City Street Department
Washington-st
Davidson-st
Dawson
Wightendaye
Christ Church Trustees Decide to Keep Meridian Street Site
At a Tuesday vestry meeting Christ Church decided not to sell the Meridian street and Monument place property. The Columbia club declined to buy and vestry resolution states no further sale attempts and all church finances and work will assume the church remains at its present site.
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Christ Church
Meridian St
Monument Place
Columbia Club
Veterans Republicans to meet in court room Wednesday
An adjourned meeting of the Republican camp of veterans and their sons will be held in a criminal court room Wednesday evening. Republican candidates for congress Messrs Overstreet Kealing and impahr will speak, also Col. Scott and James Noel.
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Republican Camp of
Criminal Court Room
Congress
Messrs. Overstreet
Kealing
Impahr
Col. Scott
James Noel
Millinery Opening All Day and Evening This Thursday
Miss Bollinger announces a millinery opening at 357 Massachusetts Avenue. The event runs all day and into the evening on Thursday March 24 and Friday March 25, inviting customers to view the latest hat fashions.
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Miss Bollinger
New 357
Massachusetts
Settlement Reached In Center Lodge Case Move To End
Attorney Hornbrook reported the court may dismiss the hearing in Center Lodge, IOOF vs Grand Lodge, as the matter nears compromise. A building at Pennsylvania and Washington streets will be erected. Center lodge terms not public. Carroll lodge Delphi sold its stock in the Grand lodge hall association for 1000 dollars after a similar offer of 250 stock was rejected by Center lodge due to payment timing.
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Cuba
Congress
Senate
Allison
Gorman
McKinney
Sicard
Washington
North Atlantic
New York
Key West
Bunce
Long
Spain
Hornbrook
Center Lodge
GO. O. F
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Smith
Carroll Lodge
Delphi
Grand Lodge Hall Association
Weather forecast ahead of Gen Booth visit in Indianapolis
The forecast covers Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours to 8 p m March 24 with cloudy skies occasional rain or snow Wednesday night warmer and fair Thursday temperatures 7 am Wednesday 35 noon Wednesday 84 pm 2 84 Prepared for Gen Booth Adjt S S Batteley Salvation Army organizing visit April 1 with Commander Booth Tucker Commissioner Nicol and Col Lawley at Yonkinson hall Gov Mount to preside Tickets available at Salvation Army hall 122 W Market St 2 8 pm daily
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Indianapolis
Clarence Parker robbed on Meridian and Michigan streets
Clarence Parker reports he was assaulted and robbed by two highwaymen at Meridian and Michigan streets Tuesday night. The incident cost him 3.70 dollars. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup is advertised as the best cough remedy. Jones seeks orders for caster suits at 149 S Dinar.
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Clarence Parker
Meridian
Michigansts
Ends of Sauly and Smith Widen in Marion County Politics
A town political feud centers on Sauley potential bid for county auditor with Smith faction denying Sauley is a candidate while others say he will be nominated. Marion club appears pro Sauley as Schmidt and allies push to block the Smith-Young-Hawkins-New coalition.
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Harry B. Smith
Nomi
Nate Sauley
Smith
Sauley
Sanley
A. A. Young
Harry Smith
Harry New
Billy’ Schmidt
Ross Hawkins
Schmidt
Supreme Court
Saul
Sam
Marion Club
Hawkins-New-Smith
Fed
Thayer
Wenfield
Indianapolis
DePauw University
Missnpi
Art Exhibit Opens With Works From The Indiana Art School
An opening day exhibit for the Art Students' League fills the Cyclorama building with art from about 60 pupils in three classes. Notable names include Fred Yohn A N Boyd Walter Galloway and Bruce Rogers. The show features everything from crude sketches to finished pieces and remains open Wednesday evening through the week with daily viewing times.
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Monda
Art Students’ League
League
Indiana Art Schoo
Fred Yohn
Harper’s and Scribners
A. N. Boyd
New York World
Walter Galloway
Puck
Bruce Roger's
Houghton-Mifflin Company
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New York Journal Party
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Great White River
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Rom
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Willard St
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Big Four
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Menon
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