Stupendous Liberal Reform Program Divides Britain In Parliament
London Jan 30 The Liberal majority unveils sweeping measures in the new session of parliament though ministers face dismay from supporters who wanted bolder action on Irish policy old age pensions and education. Cabinet leaders hope to modify proposals with royal influence while Asquith notes the king’s speech lists a dozen measures and promises many more to come.
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London
House of Commons
Cabiet
Dublin
Irish Councils
Balfour
Herbert H. Asquith
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Telegraphed World In Turmoil And High Treasury Notices
Two policemen were killed in political riots at Lisbon. Haiti’s revolutionary movement has collapsed per official reports. Joseph Ethin Fayard, dean of the French senate, is dead born 1816. Fire destroyed thirteen buildings in Kimball West Virginia, with losses around 50000 dollars. A general pension bill would raise the pension roll about 12000000 if ratified. Ohio general assembly observed McKinley birth anniversary with exercises. Senator flooking proposed a constitutional amendment to prohibit polygamy. Temperance workers formed a federation to push constitutional prohibition. Halstead former U S consul at Birmingham is dead in Cincinnati. son of Murat Mealstead. New Amsterdam National Bank in New York closed by comptroller. bank examiner placed in charge. General Permain Rosh Cowen, long clerk in Ohio courts, dead in Cincinnati.
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Lisbon
Haiti
Joseph Ethin Fayard
Senate
Kimball
W. Va
McKinley
Ohio General Assembly
Flooking
United States
Temperance Workers
Marshal Halstead
United State
Birmingham
England
Cincinnati
Murat Mealstead
New Amsterdam National Bank
New York
Permain Rosh Cowen
United States Circuc
Ohio
Peruna Notes from Clergy on Catarrh Cures
Clergymen from Missouri Ohio Wisconsin share testimonials praising Peruna for catarrh grippe throat spasms and diarrhoea. They credit relief to Peruna with remarks from Rev Troutman Rev Tate Rev Swanstrom and others. The note also mentions Dr Hartman and assistants producing Peruna Tablets as an alternative liquid medicine.
Bank Gave Up
New Amsterdam National Bank on Broadway and Thirty-Ninth was closed by the comptroller of the currency. Charles A. Hanna placed in charge as assets and deposits are outlined with a recovery pledge. Also Mechanics and Traders Bank, a Morse-Thomas chain bank, did not open citing cash constraints and solvency.
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New York
New Amsterdam National Bank
Broadway
Thirty-Ninth Street
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
New Amsterdam National
Charles W. Morse
Hout
Frank W. Kinsman, Jr
Bank of North America
Morse
New Amsterdam
Kinsman
Ridgeley
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Morse-Thomas
Sanders Wins Louisiana Democratic Governor Primary
New Orleans January 30 unofficial counts concede Lieutenant Governor J Y Sanders won the Louisiana Democratic gubernatorial primary. Officials expect a complete official tally in possibly two days.
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New Orleans
J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Druggists Indicted Over Suspected Intoxicants in Stinesville
Bloomington Ind Jan 30 The grand jury returned forty three indictments against two Stinesville druggists. Investigations followed a remonstrance that alleged patrons were supplied with intoxicants on prescriptions filled by the druggists. Temperance groups had suggested the inquiry.
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Bloomington
Ind
Stinesville
The Deadly Kerosene Incident in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Ars Chris Fry, 40, died hours after a kerosene can exploded while she tried to light a stove. Her husband sustained serious injuries while attempting to extinguish the fire. The report also notes a fall in wheat prices in Liverpool and Chicago markets.
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Crawfordsville
Tan
Ars Chris Fry
Testimony Casts Light on Capitol Fraud Case In Harrisburg
Rev Samuel C Huston testified that his brother architect Joseph M Huston left signed blank certificates and a power of attorney for Europe business. Witnesses described inflated furnishings bills for the state capital, with sofas measured six feet billed as 18 1/2 feet and 19 1/2 feet, and tables and clothes trees mischarged under different items. Former Governor Pennypacker and other board members, including Snyder and Mathues, testified or were poised to.
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Harrisburg
Joseph M. Huston
Dauphin County
Samuel C. Huston
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Stanford B. Lewis
Huston
Europe
John H. Sanderson
Sanderson
Lewis
Capitol
Ephraim Oswald
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennypacker
William P. Snyder
Wiliam J. Mathues
James M. Shomaker
Grounds and Huidings
Pennypicks
Revolution Not Over on Island Flight Safety
Washington reports ongoing revolution concerns as leaders seek asylum in consulates to avoid arrest before departure. Haytion asks for safe exits, while the Pacen Assistant Secretary informs of no asylum within American consulates. State department vows to stop any asylum extensions by all means.
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Washington
Tan
Martin
Leger Fnus
Pacen
Safe Department
Haytion
State Department
Political game Hungarians complain in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on January 30 Hungarian beneficiaries accused Mayor E J Fogarty of running a political scheme. Fogarty closed a souphouse feeding 2000 unemployed foreigners at an average 11 cents per meal. Churches and benevolent groups organize aid until factories resume.
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South Bend
Ind
E. J. Fogarty
Anto
Coal conference talks loom as Detroit option eyed
Western operators meet in Indianapolis behind closed doors to revive joint wage talks pending possible April strike as Illinois friction blocks progress. Overstocks push market tactics while Detroit may host any future wage conference. four men face murder charges in Woodburn case amid large Coburn storage plant fire losses near 1.9 million dollars and 860 thousand insured.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Indianapollis
Claypool B
Detroit
Illnois
Lad Held to Answer Ostoud ad Jan 29
Clarion Can roll seven years old, arrested at his home at Hoban by Marshal Brown of Ospood, accused of check raising at Clarksburg in Decatur county.
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Clarion Canroll
Seveen
Hoban
Marshal Brown
Ospood
Clarksburg
Decatur County
Indiana Republicans Name Delegates in Seventh District Meet
Indianapolis Jan 29 Chairman Ruckelshaus called a formal election of delegates for Friday to elect two delegates to the Republican national convention. Fred Gardner likely out, while Mayor Charlie Bookwalter and Joseph E Kealing are expected as delegates. Kealing to look after party interests on the floor. National politicking continues with Kealing headed Indiana operations.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ruckelshaus
Marion County Republican Committee
Fred Gardner
Charlies W. Bookwalter
Joseph E Kealing
Presidert Feirbanks
Kealing
Denney
John S- Duncan
W. T. Brown
Mark Sontag
Evansville
John Zulaut
Jeffersonville
Charles Henderson
Bloomfield
Thamas Brooks
Bedford
Joseph Small
Aurora
W. R. McKeen
Terre Haute
Jack Brygon
Brazil
Rudolph Leeds
Richmond
Charles Campbell
Shelbyville
James Sales
Bluffton
N. Cragan
Lebann
J. A. Kautz
Kokomo
W. R. Wood
Lafayette
Wither George Ade
Hi. D. Crumpacker
Harry G. Tucker
Logansport
Charlies Bush
Maj
Billy” Wilson
Fort Wayne
Joseph Oliver
South Bend
Senator Beardsley
Elkhart
Lesson to Other Boys from Wabash Tragedy
Wabash Indiana January 28 a nine year old boy son of J Smalizried was killed after attempting to hop a delivery wagon he fell under the wheels and died within an hour in Marion Indiana January 28 Louis the cock twenty years old was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge while hutting
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Wabash
Ind
Robert
J Smalizried
Munteman
Marion
Louie
Twen
Hutting
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