Legislature May Be Asked For An Appropriation For The Blind
Indiana may seek a legislative grant to expand the Indiana Industrial Home for Blind Men in North Indianapolis. The article notes current private funding, the home’s three year old facilities, sixteen employed men, and a goal to aid about one hundred blind men statewide through expanded employment, with the private board stressing the institution remains privately run.
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Indiana
Blind Institute
Indiana Industrial Home For
Home For
West Twenty-eighth Street
Indianapolis
Louis Runnels
R. W. Prentice
W. M. Jillson
C. B. Stilz
John F. Leyendecker
Rabbi M. Messing
Louis G. Akin
Henry Kothe
William L. Baker
Raphael Kirschbaum
C. F. McGiffin
Board of
Denison
Disc
F. E. Matson
Board of Managers
Runnels
Salaries of Justices Stir Southern Indiana Reform Talk
Dispatch from Evansville reports southern Indiana justices pushing a bill for salary based pay or to reform existing rules. They complain hearings on acquitted cases bring no compensation while labor is heavy. Senator E A Dausman of Goshen says he plans a bill to empower township advisory boards to set pay from five dollars to one thousand dollars per year.
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Journal
Evansville
Justices of the Peace
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vanderburg County
E. A. Dausman
Goshen
Dausman
New Superintendent Byers Visits Governor Durbin
Joseph P. Byers newly appointed superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville traveled from Indiana to Indianapolis to meet Governor Durbin. Joining him was Charles E. Shively of Richmond, president of the Reformatory board, as they called on the governor at his office.
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Joseph P. Byers
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Durbin
Charies E. Shively
Richmond
Reformatory
Mr. Byers
A. T. Hert
Byers Visits Reformatory and Announces Minor Changes
Governor Byers met his first chance to speak with the Reformatory staff. He announced changes in minor offices including retirement of J. H. Aley and promotion of C. B. Ribelin to acting assistant superintendent. Elmer A. Gorman was named special agent and J. Challen Smith appointed assistant State agent.
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Byers
Columbus
Reformatory
J. H. Aley
Hert
C. B. Ribelin
Elmer A. Gorman
Richmond
J. Challen Smith
Alexandria
The
Legislative committee tours state institutions city visit
The legislative committee on State institutions visits the Woman's Prison and Industrial School for Girls with Gov Durbin, weighing full separation of the prison and school under distinct administrations. A plan to relocate or rebuild may cost about 30 000, leveraging a 120 acre tract near the city for multiple institutions and shared facilities. Tomorrow the group tours Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home.
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Legislative Committee
Woman's Prison and Industrial School
Durbin
State Board of Charities
Knightstown
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Senator Wampler in Town Proposes Rare Legislature Reform
Gosport Senator A H Wampler visited to see Ben Hur and floated a bold idea that the State Legislature meet only once every six years. He favors a constitutional amendment to curb sessions, expects Fortune as minority leader, and backs voting machines with cross party support.
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A. H. Wampler
Gosport
Ben-Hur
Wampler
Fortune
Senate
John W. Kern
United States
License Case Against Saloon Keeper Stout Heard
A mayoral hearing examined Wesley A. Stout 146 West Market to revoke his license after W S Frazeur filed a complaint. Witnesses testified about beer sales on Sundays and various January dates, with Frazeur and others providing testimony while patrolman Smith disputed sensational newspaper reports. The session adjourned with more testimony to come as Rev Joshua Stansfield observed and took notes.
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Wesley A. Stout
West Market Street
Bookwalter
W. 8
Frazeur
Stout
Eli F. Ritter
T. P. Kiser
The
Home Correspondence School
Rembrandt Street
S. Frazeur, Jr
Ritter
E. St. G. Rogers
Grand Jury
D. Woodfill
West
Pratt Street
F. L. Jones
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Woodfill
L. G. Deerhake
Prospect Street
H. L. Whitehead
B. F. Clark
G. C. Chamberlain
Clark
A. F. Smith
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street M. E. Church
Greene County election tale heads to durbin for restraint
Greene county figures urge Governor Durbin to rescind his special sheriff election order. Dem candidate Wilson and Republican Huffman plan a one year term compromise to avoid a second campaign. Prohibition Committee meets in Indianapolis with plans for 1903 campaign and national chair Stewart to speak. Secretary of State elect Storms and Senator Fortune visit, while party leadership debates minority floor leader.
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J. B. Heaton
J. W. Yakey
Bloomfield
Greene County
Durbin
Journal
A. F. Wilson
J. C. Huffman
Indiana
Prohibition State Committee
Masonic Hall
Oliver W. Stewart
Illinois
Prohibition
Indianapolis Central Prohibition Alliance
Igeicd
New York
Alabama
Insurance and clothing ads from the Garland era
A colonial era style ad list offers United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company policies for burglary protection and premium savings. It invites inquiries to GEO. W. PANGBORN, Manager, 714-18 Lemeke Building, with phone 140. Separate lines promote stylish fall clothing on MENTER and ROSENBLOOM & CO, Garland Stores and Ranges, C. KOEH RING & BRO, and 4 E. BODINE & CO, 37 E. Oho St, highlighting inventories and offerings.
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United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Geo. W. Pangborn
Lemeke
Tragic death from mistaken medicine led to overdose
Pearl Anna LaFollette, thirteen, of 120 South East street died yesterday at noon from carbenic acid given by her mother in place of sore throat gargle. The mother reached for the wrong bottle, measuring a spoonful, and the child swallowed it, dying in agony.
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Pearl Anna LaFollette
South East Street
New Planes At 16 And Up At Wulchnera
Local retailer Wulchnera advertises newly available planes priced from sixteen dollars upward. The brief notice highlights affordable options and urges customers to visit the shop for more details on models and availability.
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Wulchner'a
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139
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