Peaceful Senate Party In Indiana Ends In Good Humor
In Indianapolis on March 7 the Indiana state senate members from both parties gathered at the Denison hotel to honor Lieutenant Governor Miller. Senators Hendee and Milburn organized the gathering which led to broad pledges to attend the upcoming session and to sign a public peace statement. The day featured lighthearted packing of items and a relaxed atmosphere as several bills moved forward while others were set aside. A Woods bill plans a single as yet notated codification commission book of acts with a governor‑appointed commissioner earning up to 300 dollars monthly, limited to 15,000 copies.
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End of Indiana 64th General Assembly Brings Hilarity and Legislation
Indianapolis March 7 The sixty fourth Indiana General Assembly closed at midnight after a day of festivity and speeches. About 800 bills were introduced and 150 passed, including a railroad commission and new hospitals. Budget debates raised questions on deficits and extra appropriations as lawmakers discussed future political ambitions.
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No system of graft found in Indiana General Assembly
Marion county grand jury report to Judge Alford states no graft system within the assembly. The probe continues with Prosecuting Attorney Benedict indicating ongoing investigation into bribery, with summonses issued to several representatives. The regular session has begun and further testimony is expected before adjournment.
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Fight for Supremacy in Chicago Racing War
Chicago March 7 trainers jockeys and horses from the City Park track meeting at New Orleans are listed as outlaws by Western stewards. The clash between the Western Jockey Club and Edward Corrigan's new organization signals a finish to the racing season in Chicago at least.
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Fire destroys large block in Gas City
Fire swept through the Gas City business district March 7 burning out several stores and flat apartments. The block fronted 150 feet and the entire building was reduced to ashes with goods lost totaling over 106000 dollars.
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Indians Legislature Ends in Hard Work and Levity
Indianapolis March 7 The Sixty fourth Indiana General Assembly adjourned amid humor and relief as lawmakers mulled their work Governor Hanly faced a flood of bills with late night sessions while educators urged better pay and an assistant state superintendent was called for.
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