Politician Talks and City Measures Surface in State Session
The piece notes debates over a charter plan, a proposed inspector for buildings, and a hard fight against a measure. Republicans plan a conservative, businesslike approach in the next session while facing a strong Democratic majority. Wayne is arraigned on charter issues amid municipal opposition.
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Wayne
Indiana
Lovby
Degislatare
Qourae
Albert W. Wishard
Marion
Hendricks
Seston
Chicago Jury Deliberates on Betraide Case and Christmas Organ
A fragmented dispatch notes a Chicago jury deliberating on Betraide matters amid church star turn. It reports the installation of a first time Christmas organ costing $1,800 and ties to parish life with editorials on local church activity.
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Wea
Ghiristmas
Vincennes German Post
Baltman
Ed Hummer Held for Theft in Ongoing County Case
Ed Hummer a former resident of this county is held on charges of stealing a hog from a local farmer. He allegedly traveled to Greette County to trade the animal, then returned to McCarty stable where police arrested him. The case, filed in Clark County district court, references a rattlesnake capture near Livonia and rewards offered for the animal’s mate.
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Meio
Horgo
Jane
Hummer
Stolps
Mt AD
Cous
Olép
T McCarty
Clark County
Conphea
Yadihna
Charley Buiter
Charley
Railroad Society News Christmas Travel Plans Across Towns
A list of C M railroad workers and families spending Christmas in St Louis Flora Cincinnati Seymour Aurora New Albany Vincennes Odin and other places. Names include Machinist Balting Guth Maher Cook Hod dinott Upp Nevin Griffith Lens Herr Killey Prewitt Cochran Sager Shields and others with spouses and children.
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Balting
St. Louis
Chad. Guth
Pana
Machisiitt
John Cook
Seymour
Timor
T. F. Maher
St Louis
Foreman Hoddinott
Carpenter Inc. Upp
Aurora
Ind
Gus Wilson
Flora
Dors Hozan
Mire
Chas. Céttam
Chris
Bt. Louis
Carpenter E
Sassaman
Will
Cincinnati
Pat Nevin
A Griffith
Paint Shop
Aurors
Miss Lens Herr
Frieds
New Albany
Jamed Killey
Machine Ation
Pata
Engis Lon Prewitt
Mra
Frank
Cary
Peter
Sager
Murderer Hallinger Hanged After Plea of Guilty
Edward W. Hallinger, described as a negro minister, was hanged at Hudson county jail after pleading guilty to the murder of Mary Peterson. The victim, married to another man, was killed with a hatchet and knife in Jersey City. Hallinger, who showed jealousy and claimed innocence at times, faced trial with Judge Green presiding and sought an appeal that was ultimately rejected.
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Jersey City
Edward W. Hallinger
Hudson County
Iate Fame
van Hise
Tu m
Pallinger
Ballinger
St Is
Mary Peterson
Connecticut
Hallinger
Vuin
Moore Agida
Hilinger
Hallingar
Eariet Chariea J. Sc
Bray Mac
Judge Green
Cinte Trict Court
Trenton
Pet
Schall
Hallnger
Unconquerable Indians Oppose Troop Movements
A damaged fragment describes Yaqui and Mexia area Indian resistance to Mexican troops pursuing rebels. It notes about 20,000 tribespeople gathering in an inaccessible canyon. The report mentions Mexican forces striving to suppress the indigenous groups and a tense standoff near Madre mountains.
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Cecilils Cathyon
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