Indiana State finances and reform measures outlined
The governor reports on Indiana's debt payment progress and large upcoming cancellations, noting a rising tax duplicate and low levy. He condemns vote buying, praises Purdue as an agricultural and mechanical hub, urges agrarian funding, and highlights state efforts in labor, livestock protection, and battlefield commemoration.
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Aleo
The
Ees
Terry’s
Texas Rangers
Texas
Sayre
Indiana
Purdue University
Purdue
Taodisna
Agricultural and Mechanical University
Matthews
Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Park
Chickamauga
Addressing Mob Violence and State Responsibility in Indiana
A speech condemns lynching and calls for stricter law enforcement, higher damages against counties tolerating mob violence, and increased state funding for education and farm institutes. It urges legislature action to curb monopolies, regulate fire insurance rates, and protect public safety while preserving due process.
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Indiana
Taylor
General Assembly
Indiana University
State Normal
Ufe
State Board of Tax
Bieta
Pustea beHeny
Senate Debates Reapportionment and Army Canteen Abolition
The Senate discussed amendments to the canteen and reapportionment plans amid what supporters called discipline gains. The House approved Burleigh’s reapportionment raising House seats from 357 to 386. Senate concurred. army canteen abolished, river and harbor bill faced slow progress as opposition voice grew. An appeal from Manila urged ending operations against Filipinos, objected to by Mr. Hawley as inflammatory.
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Senate
Soames Amnendeces
Araukemias
The
Post Exchange
AEM
Burleigh
House
Corliss
Michigan
Grosvenor
Hepburn
Cusheman
Hill
Connecticut
Frank G. Clarke
New Hampshire
Teller
Colorado
Manila
United States
Hawley
Hudson's Bay and the Fur Trade in Canada Cornhill Magazine
An excerpt from Cornhill Magazine surveys global trade facts and colonial enterprise. It discusses Turkey's silk exports to Western Europe, Manitoba's sparse population, Madagascar's islands, and a test showing rock flight. It traces Jenner's cowpox discovery, Philippine tree diversity, Sugar City Colorado's growth, and a Cumberland wind incident. It then analyzes Greece's criminal law, London’s dead men, and the Hudson's Bay Company's evolving structure with resident chiefs and profit sharing, noting high pelts prices enriching staff yet withholding shop profits from workers.
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Turkey
Europe
Manitoba
Great Britain
Ireland
Madagascar
India
Boo
Jenner
Philippines
Sugar City
Colo
Cumberland
Greece
London
Hudson Bay Fur Company
Winnipeg
George Simpson
Clarence Campbell
Chipman
George
England
Hudson’s Bay House
Sworth
Hudson’s
Bay
Cornhill’ Magazine
State spotlight on election reform and kidnapping penalties
The piece notes support for popular voting of U.S. Senators, harsh penalties for kidnapping, and calls for enforcing law over mob violence. It reports on Indiana legislative caucus actions, senate and house organization, and Democratic nominations, highlighting a new primary law, governor salary rise, and charters for smaller cities.
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United States
Senate
Will R. “Wood
Boonville
House
Samuel
Artman
Lebanon
William Eseman
Indianapolis
R. Beni Shafer
South Bend
T. ‘Murray
JC. E. Davis
R .F. Stewart
Ephraim Inman
Bayard Gray
Peruna claims cure for catarrh with nerve-centers aid
Dr. Liewellyn Jordan de bleweltyn, Medical Examiner, and The Peruna Medicine Co promote Peruna as a direct, scientific cure for catarrh. The ad asserts immediate nerve-centre rejuvenation and lasting restoration of mucous membranes, demanding no substitutes and offering a free medical book from Columbus, Ohio.
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Isean Feneay
Peruna
Perana
Hayving
Hartman
Periana Medi
Cine
Columbus
Ohio
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Commonwealth
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Ccgesene Caress
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Dr. Liewellyn Jordan
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