Work of the Solons Ends Indiana 63rd Assembly Summary
The 63rd Indiana General Assembly adjourned with numerous bills enacted or advanced. Highlights include funding for a naval sword presentation to Adm. Taylor, funds for pioneer graves at Pigeon Roost, and broad measures on bridges, county hospitals, kins of corporations, urban growth, school financing, railroad operations, and taxation reforms. The session also created a state anatomical board and a state pardons board, while tightening crime penalties and public safety provisions.
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Indiana
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United States
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Plainfield Reform School
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Shiloh
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State Tax Board
Purdue University of Reading
State Board of Pardons
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Not Dangerous Biggs Windig Exaggerates About People
The passage notes Biggs Windig as a pleasant man prone to exaggeration while Diggs counters with the view that the public is reluctant to believe him, highlighting a general skepticism toward his claims.
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Biggs
Windig
Diggs
Chicago Daily News
Waa
Congratulatory Notes on Proposals Mentioned
A brief fragment notes two people and a proposal, with phrases about congratulations and acceptance. It appears to reference Mr Simpkins and a night event, but the full context is unclear in the damaged text.
Midnight Watch Sermon on the Virgins and the Bridegroom
A sermon discusses the parable of the ten virgins, the midnight cry, and the second coming of Christ. It emphasizes watchfulness, readiness, and the distinction between wise and foolish virgins, with references to Morgan, Thessalonians, and Revelation. The piece ties midnight symbolism to tribulation, millennial rule, and the church awaiting the Bridegroom.
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A. N. Kellogg
Chicago
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G. Campbell Morgan
Mr. Morgan
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Elijah
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Prayer for Light by Euripides Fragment
Fragmentary quotation asking God to bring light into human souls to root out ill and reveal means to avoid it. The text presents a plea for illumination and moral guidance attributed to Euripides.
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Euripides
Tyner to resign amid turf investment controversy
Washington reports James N. Tyner assistant attorney general for the post office department will be asked to resign though it will not affect a separate complaint from T. C. Campbell of Cincinnati. Tyner cites stroke and paralysis, denies any wrong doing in turf investment mail decisions, notes inspector report and legal opinions by Barrett and Carlisle.
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County Council
Washington
James N. Tyner
Post Office Department
T. C. Campbell
Cincinnati
Tyner
Harrison J. Barret
Barrett
Post Office
Smith
Department
John G. Carlisle
Sudden Death of Pittsburgh Recorder Brown Shocks County Politics
Pittsburg March 16 Recorder J. O. Brown who had offered his resignation to Gov Pennybacker died suddenly at his home after a nervous collapse amid the county’s heated political scene. Brown had long suffered fragile health and traveled for relief, with his death marking the third major political figure to die in two years, joining Senator C. J. Magee and George M. Von Bonanhorst who led Allegheny Republican politics for decades.
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Pittsburg
J. O. Brown
Gov. Pennypacker
Recorder Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
C. J. Magee
George M. von Bonanhorst
Allegheny County
Doctor Cr Skinner Dies at Masonic Banquet in Hartland
Dr Cr M Skinner of Hartland Wis a member of the Masonic fraternity collapsed and died late Saturday night while seated to a banquet following the Royal Arch degree ceremonies conducted by Dr Skinner.
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Oconomowee, Wis
Cr. M. Skinner
Hartland
Wis
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Lodge
Skinner
President Roosevelt to Visit Santa Fe and Albuquerque
Word reached Maj. W. H. Llewellyn and Governor Otero that President Roosevelt will arrive in Santa Fe on the morning of May 5 and proceed to Albuquerque in the afternoon on his way to California.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Maj
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Gov. Otero
Roosevelt
Albuquerque
California
Damaged Bronze Hon Guarded Nassau Hall At Princeton
A large bronze Hons statue at Nassau Hall in Princeton was severely disfigured by a crowd of students, both freshmen and upperclass, making satisfactory repair unlikely.
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Princeton
Nassau Hall
Germany and Germany First Payment Stated
Caracas reports the first payment under the Washington agreement was deposited in the treasury safe and will be paid on the German minister’s order. In Memphis, Creeping Bear a Pawnee Indian and Carlisle graduate was sentenced to 15 years for the murder of George H. Millard.
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Germany
Caracas
Treasury
Memphis
Tenn
Creeping Bear
Carlisle
Fire destroys tannery of Ontario minister in Kingston
A tannery owned by Hon B J Davis Ontario minister of crown lands burned on Saturday in Kingston Ontario. The loss is about $100 609 with partial insurance coverage.
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King
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