Senate and governor clash over 1890s Indiana budget
Senator Ezra Mattingly reports the Senate and House conferred on the appropriation bill. The House had carried over eight million dollars while the governor faced Republican resistance in the Senate over naming the superintendent of public buildings and grounds. The dispute ended with a Republican victory as the governor backed down after threats of a special session, and the bill was passed with curtailed spending. Also reports water analysis from Washington and upcoming inspection by State Water Chemist Brewster.
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Mattingly
Ezra Mattingly
General Assembly
Senate
Senate Republicans
House
Tigat
Todian
State House
Pearson of
Bedford
Bland
Babcock
Te Senate
Crawfordsville
Fiee General Fund
Tne Democrats
Democratic House
Indiana
Hanly
A. I. Donaldson
County Board of Health
State Laboratory
Washington
Joseph Stoom
Thomas Bollinger
McCormick Avenue
A. J. Biddinger
K. of C
Brewster
Stingaree Catch Delights Florida Letter
A letter to Lark Davis from W. L. Jackson in Daytona Beach reports a huge gulf catch. The stingaree, measured at fourteen and a half feet long and over seven hundred pounds, was captured on a hand line, pulled from the water, and shot five times before landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark Davis
W. L. Jackson
Daytona, Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Mayor receives letter from father of local train riders
Mayor Russell received a letter from John Pallipos of Youngstown Ohio, father of one of two youths picked up by police for riding trains and later placed in Youngstown's care with a detective. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised for bladder trouble cures backache and irregularities, offered by Smith & Winton.
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Russell
John Pallipps
Youngstown
Youngtown
Foley
Bright
Smith & Winton
Porter at Station 1 Changes Fireman Assignments
Porter is stationed permanently at central station as relief fireman. Victor Foster becomes relief man and will alternate between central and another station.
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Will Porter
Central Station
Victor Foster
Religious author praises Foley’s Kidney Remedy
Rev Joseph M Jesperman of Salisbury New Jersey, a prolific writer, recounts years of kidney trouble. After eight days bedridden and with painful symptoms, he began Foley’s Kidney Remedy which eased the pain and restored normal kidney function. He recommends the remedy, sold by Smith and Winton.
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Joseph m. Jesperman
Salisbury
N. G
Foley
Smith and Winton
Doubt Disappears Washington Kidney Cure Ad
Washington readers hear renewed testimony on kidney treatment. Charles Klapper of Washington Indiana reports severe back pain and sleepless nights from kidney issues. He claims Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief after poor rest and ongoing distress.
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Dean
Washington
Charles Klapper
Northeast
Sixth Street
Ind
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Owens
Eureka
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Plaintiile
Washington Realty CO
E. E. Forsythe
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Wm. Kiefez
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