City Council Debates Pay Inquiries And Street Work News
Washington correspondent reports tension in the City Council as members discuss city employee pay raises and street department issues. A Senate House day note notes ongoing legislative activity while questions arise about whether a mayor or manager will request salary advances. Local officials and businessmen are said to be under scrutiny as the city handles jail policy and street commission matters.
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Nicholson liquor license remonstrance bill opposed
The Indianapolis News condemns the Nicholson law amendment that would keep remonstrances against liquor licenses for six months. It argues the change creates injustice by requiring monthly remonstrances, making the process repetitive. Representative Parks of Daviess county voted against the amendment. Mil Evants, a distinguished New York public figure, died yesterday. he served as Attorney General under Andrew, was a senator 1885 to 1891, and argued major cases including Alabama claims and electoral commission matters.
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Veteran politics swing in deep Civil War era debate
Long excerpt reflects a charged era in U S history with references to Grand Army veterans, Jefferson era actions, and party battles. It discusses Republican triumphs, Democratic resistance, and Jefferson's presidential powers affecting Louisiana and military appointments, noting key figures like Lafayette, Madison, Jackson, Burr, and Wilkinson.
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Gas City Pottery destroyed after gas blast kills workman
A natural gas explosion shattered the Gas City Pottery in Ludmila, killing John Gurren, a young fishman, and injuring others including Albert Rothinghouse. Fire followed, the main building’s brick wall and roof collapsed. Proprieter D C Fox escaped. The plant had changed hands a year earlier. Loss valued at about 15000 with 5000 insured.
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Machinery Mishap Claims Life at South Bend Mill
Albert Suit, a paper mill employee in South Bend Indiana, was killed when a pump belt failed and his clothing became caught in shafting. Rescue crews found him near the machine with both legs and other injuries. he died at the scene. He leaves a widow and three young children.
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Fight Over a Girl Ends in Fatal Double Tragedy
Marion, March 2. William Jones and DeRTO Whisinbhed fought over a girl named Mitchell. Mitchell, known as Dasia, was slain last night in a street fight in front of a saloon on Railroad Avenue. Mitchell struck Jones in the street and then fled, but Jones fired a pocket pistol at close range, saying Take that, as the chaos unfolded.
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Inaugural Era Past And Second Trumpet Of McKinley
A historical reprint notes the second term inauguration of President McKinley in Washington with Vice President Roosevelt, describing the parade, ceremony, and his inaugural address. It recalls economic recovery, tariff and war preparation, calls for peaceful settlement of disputes, and pledges faithful service to the Constitution.
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United States Philippines policy captured in treaty text
The document discusses American control and the push for a peaceful transition as a new government forms in the Philippines. It describes the executive and military roles, the aim to restore order, protect life and liberty, and avoid bloodshed while establishing recognized authority under U S governance. It emphasizes cooperation with local inhabitants and the hope for eventual self rule.
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Inaugural Proverb and lip touch mark McKinley oath
March 5 reports describe President McKinley’s oath ceremony with a biblical verse in a seal Bible, noting Chief Justice Fuller administering the oath and Clerk McKevney recording the moment. Washington hosts the Great Ball, a grand inaugural event at the Pension Office auditorium with lavish decor, electric effects, and a vast crowd mingling in a landmark ceremony.
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Uprising Denounc by Cuban Official In US Reports
March 7 report from Washington cites Senor Gonzales de Quesada, Cuba's special commissioner, denying any Cuban plan for uprising. He says those seeking Cuba's destruction push anti independence factions and that American public opinion opposes fighting. No concrete uprising plans are confirmed.
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Hypnotist Must Hang in Nebraska Murder Case
In Lindau Nebraska on March 7 the supreme court upheld the death sentence for Dinsmore in a Odessa murder case. The defense argued hypnotic influence affected actions, but the court ruled against it. Mrs. Odessa accused co-conspirator Dinsmore of planning and aiding the crime, with testimony about manipulation under hypnosis.
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Senate Passes River and Harbor Bill Amid Heavy Session
The Senate conducted a long session approving the river and harbor bill totaling 50 million dollars and adopting the conference report on war revenue reduction. Numerous minor bills advanced, Indian appropriation, Sunday closing for Louis exposi tion, and other measures moved to final stages. The House and Senate closed the session with extensive votes and leaders, while a five hour speech by the president was noted in continuing debate.
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Evarts dies in New York after brief illness
Miniam M. Evarts former secretary of state U S senator and noted lawyer died at his home on Fourteenth Street New York after a brief illness of pneumonia He was seized with his illness last Sunday morning Pekin Mo March 6 The jury found Samuel Moser guilty of murdering his wife and three children and sentenced him to 21 years in the penitentiary
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Market quotations for grain and livestock prices
Prevailing prices for grain and livestock dated March 6 from Indianapolis, Daunisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, and New York reports. Wheat No 2 red and long horns, corn and oats firm to varying, cattle steady to dull, hogs active to easy, sheep and lambs mixed to steady with notable price ranges across markets.
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