Senators Aldrich Hawley Quarrel Over Tariff Bill
Washington May 27 reports say Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island and Senator Hawley of Connecticut near blows in Arlington hotel over tobacco tariff amendments. Hawley demanded changes. Aldrich resisted. After tense words, others intervened and they reconciled. Hanna reportedly knocked the beer tax out of the tariff in caucus after pressure on finance committee. Morrill’s health may affect voting as Republicans risk a 45 to 1 minus Morrill absence. Florida’s Jabara vote adds pressure.
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hawley
Connecticut
Arlington Hotel
Senatoew Blawley
Tates
White House
Committee On Finance
Byer
Morrill
Senate
Dir
Jabar
Florida
Tragic Bicycle Collision Near Newman Street
Contractor George Trayford, age unspecified, was killed by a Big Four switch engine at the Cleveland division crossing on Newman street. Witnesses dispute whether he rode between the trucks or attempted to cross while the wheelman rode the sidewalk. The engine, running backward, struck him, tearing the stomach area as his body was dragged. Remains taken to Hermann's morgue. coroner summoned witnesses for examination.
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George Trayford
Big Four
Cleveland
Big Four Railroad
Newman
Clifford Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Newman St
Clifford Areer
Trayford
Hermann’s
Brayton
Richardson
Despondent Man Attempts Suicide Over Loss of Money
C Procter, boarding at 153 Illinois St, tried to kill himself Thursday morning by turning on a gas flame in his room. A large vial marked audanum lay nearby as he was found and rushed to City Hospital where he is recovering. Procter, who recently came from Washington DC seeking a stenographer job, had become despondent after exhausting his funds. He is years old with one and two children living in Washington.
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C. Procter
N. Linoisst
City
Proctor
Washington, D. C
Indiana Law School Class Honors Two Women in South Bend
Miss Alice M Creed and Miss Elizabeth Myers of South Bend earned high honors in the Indiana Law School class of 42, sharing top prizes and ranking among ten with high grades. The ceremony at the Grand Opera House featured remarks on women entering law, with Creed and Myers set to begin private practice while peers and faculty noted their capabilities and future prospects.
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Myers
Miss Creed
Indiana Law School
Alice M. Creed
Wliaabeth Myers
South Bend
Indiana Law School University of Indianapolis
Creed
Micchard
Rapid River
Mich
Hibbard
State Law Library
Miss Myers
Joto Jr.wilson
Supreme Court
Iataf
Stunl
Dred Scott
Miss Hendricks
Ayers & Jones
Helen Perry
Seco
Frank Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Albert Myers
South 11
Minace
M Creed
Charles
Hanna
Addison CL. Karris
Wil W
Fishback
Charles T. Hanna
Fivtianapolis
Walter Wiley
Rensselaery
Norman J. Haymond
Warsaw
Edward Raith
Washington
J. T. Trussier
Connersville
Jol S. Quick
Tadianapolis
Elizabeth N
South
William J. Hibbard
Oto Allen
Barton
James T., Gavin
George JT. Micks
Dirs Te. Cook
Mre
Alice F. Evans
S. Morris Meek
Frank M. Helston
C. Riegger
Indianapolis Forecast With Rain and Thunder Chances
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covering 326 hours ending 8 p m May 28. Occasional rains and possibly moderate thunderstorms, Thursday night and Friday. The temperature at noon Thursday was 66 degrees, at 2 p m 68.
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Indianapolis
Seventeenth annual commencement at Plymouth Indiana Boston school
The seventeenth annual commencement occurred at the Plymouth Indiana Boston school of expression. Graduates included Mrs Florence Milton Chandler Miss Helen Bartlett Purviance Miss Katharine Webb Purviance Miss Florence Gallup Ausins and Mr Clarence Reid. Augusta Prank named principal of the school. Dentist listed at Stewart place. Open all night. Bookcases offered by Wm L Elders.
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Boston School of Expression
Flymouth
Church
Wedndayight
Florence Milton “Chandler
Helen Bartlett Purviance
Katharine Webb Purvience
Florence Gallup Ausins
Clarence Reid
Frank Mat
Farrier Augusta Prank
Gomez to Serve as Cuba’s Pro Tem Secretary of War
Reports from Havana say General Gomez will temporarily resign command of Cuban forces and travel to the United States to confer with President McKinley on Cuba’s status, while General Garcia leads in Cuba. The Spain spy talks and Calhoun friction color tense diplomacy as Washington weighs a Cuban policy led by a capable envoy.
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White House
Whitelaw Reid
Spain
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Insanrecnts
McKinley
Garcia
Cashmoun
Havana
Ala Pepers
United States
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Cormmissioner
Cathanun
Ateere
Cousulegen
Lerhieve
Santiago de Cuba
AMD
Spatn
Washington
Diaelose
Whitelaw
Madrid
Senior Girls Win In Postponed Knickerbocker Hall Game
Senior Knickerbocker hall players trained for a clash with Classical school, but the match was postponed until October. The juniors then fought hard and held the score to 21 to 4, playing at the hall’s regulation grounds with no fouling and observing official rules. Lineups: Seniors Isabel Palmer captain center Jieren Bowman guards Zelia Slocomb Timma Fiske forwards Marie Mummenhetf Ilizahbeth Peck. Juniors Edna Shea captain center Elizabeth Maliphant guards Eva Plemming Clara Scholz forwards Marie Hall Lucy Palmer.
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the Hell
Isabel Palmer
Jieren Bowman
Zelia Slocomb
Timma Fiske
Marie Mummenhetf
Ilizahbeth Peck
Edna Shea
Elizabeth Maliphant
Eva Plemming
Clara Scholz
Marie Hall
Lucy Palmer
Births and Deaths Notice Listing Local Families
Births show Lewis and Lily Henry at 28 Bismark street hon. Kidward and Edna Carskadon at 866 S Meridian street Bay. Frank and Kate Ketchum at 681 S Meridian street Bay. Louis and Maggie Friedrichs at 7 W McCarty street Boxy. Mr and Mrs Sagalowsky 641 Eddy street Bay. Mr and Mrs Anthony Quinn 809 Union Street boy. John and Minnie McRoberts 37 W Morris street girl. Werbert and Mattie Adams 631 E Vermont street boy. Deaths: Florence Harris 31 epilepsy 237 Ty Seventh street. Henry Doker 52 hemorrhage. Marriage licenses: William F Bruner to Maury C Weid-Viger. Melvin A Beagle to Adela S Silvey. Thomas J Nichol to Agnes A McCormick. Daniel Davidson to Rhoda M Brotherton.
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Lewis
Lily Henry
Bismark
Kidward
Edna Carskadon
S. Meridian
St., Bay
Frank
Kate Ketchum
Bay. Louis
Maggie Friedrichs
W. McCarty
St. Boxy
Sagalowsky
Eddy
Bay
Anthony Quinn
Union
St. Boy
John
Minnie McRoberts
W. Morris-st
Werbert
Mattie Adams
Vermont-st
Wiliam F.bruner
Maury CC
Weid- Viger
Melvin A. Beagle
Adela S. Silvey
Thomas J. Nichol
Agnes A. MecCormick
Daniel Davidson
Rhoda M. Brotherton
Henley Bicycles Sold for $75 in Town Sale
Gus Habich at 62 W Market Street bought Henley Bicycles for seventy five dollars in a local sale. The event listed buyer and address, with no further details available.
Farce at Sugar King Havemeyer Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Washington reports a sensational federal court finale as Judge Bradley granted the defense motion to dismiss Travemeyer the sugar king case. The jury returned a not guilty verdict. Havemeyer is freed while the Soares case proceeds Friday. District Attorney Davis argued the senate inquiry into the sugar trust remains imperative.
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Havemeyer
Washington
Travemeyer
Bradley
Sugar Trust
orlLopus
Aim Dlavemeier
Israchey
Bradiev
Mavemey
Davis
Havempyer
Soares
Lavemeyer
Woman Attempts Suicide By Opium Overdose In Tense Struggle
Mrs Lena Wadsworth of 317 South Ala Damast injured herself with a solid opium extract trying to kill herself Wednesday night. Her husband works at Indiana Bicycle Works. Doctors saved her life after she fought restraints and thrashed objects in a dramatic, violent rescue.
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Lena Wadsworth
S. Ala- Damast
Indiana Bicycle Works
Thomas
Decoration Day Change Delays Memorial Observance
City officials shifted Memorial Day from Saturday to Monday after Mayor Taggart issued a proclamation naming Saturday. Businesses favor Monday and state law requires Monday when Memorial Day falls on Sunday. Flower committee chair Mrs. A. D. Miller reports a shortage of posies and pleads for house flowers to ensure sufficient arrangements.
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Taggart
A. D. Miller
Local Briefs and Corporate Filings Add to City News
Albert Mcaree, 11, was kicked by a horse at 249 English Ave and suffered a severe head wound. doctors fear he may die. Mrs. Prorence Harrison, 37, died suddenly at 237 W Seventh St, possibly from neuralgia of the heart. Laura Drake seeks a divorce from Albert over alleged habitual drunkenness. Nellie Singer sues Willis Singer for divorce after abandonment. The Morning Musical of Fort Wayne was incorporated on Wednesday. Also forming: Gas City Athletic Association and Ruby Oil Company of Indianapolis with 10,000 capital, stockholders Charles A. Schmidt, William J. Keller, George M. Hawkins. Model Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis files articles of incorporation. Company organized under recent assembly act. 213 applications totaling 215,060 dollars. Jas H. Beacham president. Robert S. McKee vice-president. Isaac Russell second vice president. John W. Krick secretary. E. C. Cook medical director.
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Albert Mcaree
Owen McAree
Enaglish Ave
Prorence Harrison
Seventh St
Laura Drake
Albert
Nellie Singer
Willis
Fort Wayne
Gas City Athletic Association
Ruby Oil Company
Indianapolis
Charles A. Schmidt
William J. Keller
George M. Hawkins
Model Life Insurance Company
House
General Assembly
Jas
H. Beacham
Robert S. McKee
Isaac Russell
John W. Krick
E. CG. Cook
A Practical Man to Buy Bicycles See the Henley
Advertisement noting bicycle prices with models Apollo 75 dollars and 60 dollars before purchase. Includes seller Gus Habich at 62 West Market Street and water driven wells offered by Frank Butts at 183 Indiana Avenue, phone 1791.
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Henley
Apollo
Gus Habich
Imminent Arraignment of Logansport Bank Ex-President
John F Johnson a former president of the State National Bank of Logansport will be arraigned Friday at 9 30 before Judge Baker on a nine count federal indictment. The case could have 167 charges but nine counts allege embezzlement false entries and misapplication of funds totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Prosecutors expect a ten year sentence with possible pardon discussions as local figures weigh the bank’s depositors interests and Johnsons ties to other ventures.
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John F Johnson
State National Bank
Logansport
Baker
United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
National Bank of the Republic of New York
Wishard
Johnson
McKinley
George W. Funk
United States
Virginia
Gas City
Examiner Caldwell
Hie
Colorado
Wyoming
Statter
Immel
Wilson
Morris Winfield
Wabash Valley
Wits
Banker
Diadem Patent flour promises best bread value
Advert describes Diadem Patent flour as the best and cheapest for bread and pastry. Also promotes driven wells at 40 cents per foot and Janes' Dustless Oaim feed for horses, with contact at Frank Butts, Phone 1791, 185 Indiana Ave.
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Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
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