Senator Beveridge Defends Territorial Policy and Constitution
In Congress Beveridge declares the Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Philippines issues demand tailored governance. He argues the constitution grants a free hand to dispose of territories, not to force immediate statehood, and urges reciprocity or territorial forms suited to each possession. He warns against imperial ambitions and calls for adherence to institutional law.
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Beveridge
Puerto Rico
Blawani
Philippines
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Indiana
Congress
United States
Republic
United ‘States
Earth
Dr Fletcher On The Witness Stand In Coroner Case
Dr Fletcher testified about the Hicks deception and Laura McDaniel case, detailing private interviews, payments, and examinations. He described finding peritonitis and the delivery of care to save the patient, while denying criminal intent and confirming Mrs Hicks and Mr Hicks involvement.
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Coyle
Nash
Kealing
Governor Taylor May Come to Indiana in Gubernatorial Skirmish
Frankfort reports a tense Kentucky gubernatorial dispute with Gov. Taylor and Lieut. Gov. Marshall in Louisville as arrests and court rulings loom. McKinley likely to recognize Taylor if mail is redirected to Republican officials, while Taylor hints at seeking refuge in Indiana if the Court of Appeals rules against him.
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Powers
Davis
Culton
Court of Appeals
Louisville
Frankfort
Taylor
Marshall
Washington
McKinley
Kentucky
Indiana
Stamp sales push Indianapolis post office toward 4000 status
The post office faces a last minute push to reach a $450 000 annual stamp business goal to reach a $4 000 office status. Assistant postmaster Elliott cites last year’s $435 000 and urges buyers to stock up Friday or Saturday to meet the target. A $4 000 designation would bring higher salary and new department favors and improvements.
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Indianapolis
Elliott
Eliott
Taylor Stands Pat on Governor Claim
Louisville reports W 5 Taylor stated he will hold the governor's office until the U S Supreme Court rules on his title. He said his visit was tied to his sister's death in Butler county and declined a firm decision before court actions. The weathered agreement by attorneys allegedly gives him the right to remain in office pending the supreme court decision.
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Louisville
Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Butler County
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Man Dies After Iowa Railroad Switch Mishap
John Kyle, a Pennsylvania railroad switchman, died at St Vincent's infirmary after his arm was crushed by end-sills of two cars during a coupling at Pennsylvania and Georgia pis. He was taken to South-st. yards, then to the hospital where an attempted arm amputation and chloroform administration preceded his death. He left a wife and three children in Gettysburg, Ohio, and had been in Indianapolis about three months.
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John Kyle
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Pennsylvania
Georgiapis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kyle
Gettysburg
Indianapolis
Youtsey Arraigned in Frankfort Court, Remanded for Trial
H. E. Youtsey appeared in Judge Moore's Frankfort court on Thursday. He was not ready for trial and was returned to jail while proceedings continue.
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Frankfort
H. E. Youtsey
Firemen Hurt In Collision With Trolley Pole
Fire crew responding to a barber shop blaze on Kentucky avenue collided with a trolley pole at Illinois and Washington streets. One horse named Billy was killed, another rider George Newlin unconscious, Morris Haley bruised, Driver Daniel Murchy swerved to avoid crash.
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Billy
Illinois and
Washington Sts
George Newlin
Morris Haley
Kentucky Ave
Chemical 2
Chemical 1
Daniel Murchy
No. 2
Timber strike knocks brakeman unconscious at viaduct
Neteon Jackson was the conductor on the car with Kyle while brakeman William Hill, from Red Bank Ohio, stood atop a freight car under a viaduct. A timber struck him on the nose leaving him unconscious on the car. He received stitches and is treated at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Neteon Jackson
Kyle
William Hill
Red Bank
Ola
Hin
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Rhodes criticizes Squire Hay overruled ruling in assault cases
Dr John W Rhodes complains that Squire Hay denied him a bondsman and jailed him over four assault and battery cases filed by Thorp children after a buggy collision last fall. The supreme court ruled an assault must involve touching. Hay says he merely differed with attorney Brown on interpretation.
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John W. Rhodes
McCarty
Weststts
Squire
Hay
Supreme Court
Rhodes
Thorp
Squire Hay
Daniel Brown, Jr
Oom Paul to Succeed Joubert at Boer Army Head
London dispatches report Joubert’s death heightening public attention as Kruger is expected to assume command. Boer movements northward toward Kroonstad accompany British advances under Roberts Methuen and Buller. Mafeking bombardment continues while broadcasts note looting denials and Kruger’s insistence on independence.
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Paul
Joubert
London
Kruger
Bloemfontein
Glen
Kroonstadt
Roberts
Gatacre
Clements
Fauresmith
Free State
Orange River
Methuen
Warrenton
Buller
Natal
Mafeking
A Tale With Kruger Warns Salisbury on Looting
The World interview with Howard C. Hillegar of New York, published March 2, warns Salisbury that towns will not be looted. The piece frames Kruger as delivering a cautionary tale about civil unrest and protection of towns.
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Salisbury
New York
the World
Howard C. Hillegar
Curiosities From The Sun And City News Briefs
Burglars sacked Mrs. J Cohen’s home in Dayton Ohio on Wednesday evening leaving a shoe as a clue. A runaway horse in Chicago wedged between houses. fire crew and a house mover relocated the structure to free it. In Winchester Virginia Hugh K Lewis, at a funeral, predicted his own death and died days later. In Bath New York Charles Willis of Tyrone faced a local tailor’s bill dispute with his hat and effects taken and auctioned.
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Dayton
Chicago
Bath
N. Y
Charles T. Willis
Tyrone
Home Committee
Legislat
C. S. Allison
Willis
Allison
Ba House
Ode to the Banquet We Remember
A speaker orders reporters kept out of a dining room as guests enjoy wine. The guard plans a private feast while writers are confined to a quiet nook. Once fed and mellowed, press will recount grand toasts and speeches for broad publication, preserving the gents’ elite status.
Dailey Denies Knowledge of Auditor and Governor Rumors
Carl Dailey of Kentucky is in Indianapolis on business and is sought as a hero from the field. He says he knows nothing about state Auditor Finkey being in Indianapolis, but notes ex Governor Bradley is not at the scene.
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Dailey
Carl Dailey
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Finkey
Bradley
Dinner and Missionary Plans Reported at Convention
The Disciples of Christ meeting Thursday included talks by A. McLean on missionary education and consolidation efforts. Frank G. Tyrrell urged changes while H. O. Breeden’s address was to be skipped. The group eyed a Kansas venue for next year and debated hall size and cost. Katharine Moller heirs receive shares from a will. Miss Moller's cousin inherits $50,000 with her mother and sisters also receiving sums.
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Disciples of Christ
A. McLean
Educati Benevolent Enterprises
McLean
Frank G. Tyrrell
Chica
H. O. Breede
Kansa
National Democrats
Philadelphia
Pat
Katharine Moller
Max Wi
Miss Moller
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Forecast covers Indianapolis and vicinity for the 3 hours ending at 8 p.m. March 9. Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions expected with Friday's outlook. Temperature at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. noted. high and low not clearly specified due to garbled data.
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Indianapolis
Deacons Plan Supper and Concert at Fourth Presbyterian
City life notes that Fourth Presbyterian Church will host a supper and concert in the church parlors on Thursday from 6 to 8. Miss Jozephine Pugh is reported resting well after an appendectomy at St. Vincent's on Tuesday. A verdict for $1500 was returned in Superior Court in a Fletcher avenue damage suit, and another verdict for $2000 favored David Robinson against the street car company for a wife’s injuries from a broken board at Fairview. Requisitions issued for James and Charles Haynes on White County charges. James Miller and George Matthews were tried in police court and sent to the grand jury for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. Mil times and is charged with robbing the home of Mrs Bridges.
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Jozephine Pugh
St. Vincent's
Superior Court
Indianapolis
Emma Shroyer
Fletcher Ave
David Robinson
Fairview
Gov
Mounton
Wisconsin
James Haynes
Charles Haynes
White County
James Miller
George Matthews
Miltimes
Charles Bridges
Selato‘st
Clock and Ornament Clearance Prices Listed
The ad shows a $2.58 clock and ornament at 9 percent discount, a 98 clock and ornament at 4 percent discount, with all remaining clocks offered at the same reduction. J. P. Mulally, diamonds, 3 Montgomery place.
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J. P. Mulally
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New’ S York
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Winchester
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Kernstown
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