London Man Fails and World News Flashes
Readable fragments report John Metts of London failing. Reno gambling busted in St Louis. Grain ships down Mississippi. Czar assassin Roussekoff tortured. New York brewer Charles Seitz fails for $100000. Bomb aimed at Duke Ossuna found in Madrid. Princess Louise of Hesse Cassel dead. Knox College sophomore expelled for intoxication. British Boers armistice extended. James Travers eludes police in Michigan. Fire cremates valuable horses in Paris Kentucky. Elks lodge founded in Indianapolis. Austrian troops seize arms in a Bosnian morgue. Governor Foster to aid Stanley Matthews in Senate. Prince and Princess of Wales attend Czar funeral. Railroad crash near Paris kills and injures twenty two. Copenhagen editor jailed for insulting Russia. Fail River strike grows. Usable text notes various crimes, arrests, and political moves amid a broad sweep of news.
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London
St. Louis
Gladstone
Mississippi
Roussekoff
Charles Seitz
New York
Duke Ossuna
Madrid
Louise Caroline
Hesse-Cassel
Knox College
James Travers
Pontiac
Mich
Paris
Indianapolis
Bosnia
Foster
Stanley Mathews
Senate
Prince and Princess of Wales
Copenhagen
Russia
Fail River
Mass
Leeshefort
Lazart
Indianapeis
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Hahn, Isnight & Co
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Four WAYNE cases spark disease scare across counties
The State reports outbreaks of smallpox like disease in Wayne with general fear. Jackson and Ripley counties face pneumonia and scarlet fever outbreaks with fatalities. News mentions deaths, births, and local incidents from New Albany to Rockport, including a city editor’s death and diverse local calamities.
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Wayne
Slachinery
New Albany
Iort Wayne College of Medicine
Jackson County
Columbus
Pan
Logansport
Joan Love
William Buchanan
Trosias A. Meredith
Washington Democrat
Tusierre Haute Ledger
Joseph E. McDonald
Peru
Ripley County
Anthony Hours
Tipton
England
John Hollingsworth
Spencer House
Rockport
Mary Ammerean
Adams County
C. F. Satrty
North Madison
Jacob M. Weis
Marion
Senate Debates on Extra Session and Nominations
Reports from Washington on March 21 and 22 describe Democrat and Republican senators clashing over a possible extra session and Menace officers. Nominations to key posts including New York figures and ambassadors prompt partisan maneuvering amid executive sessions and confirmations.
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Washington
Gton
Congress
Cox
Senate
Wisconsin
Matt H. Carpenter
Anthony
Senate Debate Intensifies Over Officer Reorganization
Washington reports a large Senate audience as Republicans and Democrats clash over reorganization of officers. Voorhees cites precedents defending Senate power to act in special sessions while Morrill raises a point of order. Mahone discussed, West and Voorhees rumored to oppose alliance with him. Secretaries Blaine Windom and Postmaster James met the President to discuss a nomination for Collector of Cus- deportation.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Chamber
Voorhees
Morrill
West
Mahone
Senate Passes Tax Bill and Codifying Measures in Busy Session
The Senate, after twelve days and many amendments, approved the tax bill and sent it to the House Ways and Means Committee for concurrence. The codifying commission bill on public officers and a school fund interest revision were debated. a German instruction clause and a delinquent tax publication issue drew strong support for transparency. several public charity investigations prompted calls for leadership changes at Knightstown institutions. The House debated payrolls for witnesses in felonies, township school banks, and other reforms, with a near‑full quorum on some days and routine business otherwise.
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House
Committee On
Odinetts
Pecset
Hhey
Institute
Knightstown
Committee of Investigation
Chargue
Afe Sheehy
Schweitzer
Moeberr
Commission
Niclear
Maier
Tleun
Benate
Reyison
Sean Ea
Cn Poudsy
Bt Werilts
Martia Porn Road
Aia Rie Lever
Larstiese
Gillie
Iftis
Divu Thement
Senate Adopts Report On Superintendent Removal
In Indianapolis on March 23 the Senate backed the Investigating Committee report proposing the removal of the Superintendent of the Soldiers' Orphans' Home. Bills abolish Cass County Superior Court and authorize bank capital stock reduction. House bills create a State Fish Commissioner and regulate medical practice. other measures abolish certain offices and refine jury selection.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Cass County
House
Yancey
Worth Dress Fashioned With Blue Plush Train Skirt
A Worth design features a train skirt in blue-tinted plush with nine satin flutings. The front is formed of tiny shirt and the sides display plastrons richly embroidered in jets. The back laces with pink silk jersey.
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Worth
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