Indiana Senate and House Pass Broad Bill Set
The Senate debated committee reports on the 18th and 19th with passage of prison wage raises and penalties for license violations, and a large set of bills including water works and gas plant authorizations. The Governor vetoed a health board appointment bill but it was overridden. multiple tax and infrastructure measures followed amid heated floor clashes.
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Southern Hospital
Reas
Yeas
Zoefener
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Putnam
Ripley
Faulkner
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Hollweg & Reese
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Marengo
Jackeson
Jennings
Clay County
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Lccuse
Purdue University
Boards of School Commissioners
Gdj
Carpenterieville
Persn
Union Veterans Association
Loyal Legion
David McVilliams
Warrick County
Asana
Thas
Gent
Terre Route
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Indianapolis
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Marrell
General Assembly
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Bryants
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Sleeer
Board of Trustees
Fowler
Benton County
Knights
Henry County
Fippen
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Ebert
Hammond
Lake County
Oppenheim
Ewing
Westport
Decatur County
Hanley
Pine Valley
Warren County
Holland
Fulk
Indiana news digest reports a mixed set of events
The Marion temperance effort, the death of Bluffton's first mayor, and crops and crime items fill a broad Indiana sweep. Rail and labor notes include Fort Wayne carpenters wage gains, Kokomo plate glass milestone, and gas belt uptake.
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Marion
Nelson Kellogg
Bluffton
Hamilton County
Anderson
Hatfield Twins
Ft. Wayne Museum
Columbus
People's Theater
Evansville
Martinsville
Jeffersonville
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Oliver O'Neil
Greencastle
Henry W. Shively
Shoals
T. C. Collins
Triuits Springs
A. W. Porter
Logotee
Pension Board
John Beacher
Valenstine
John L. Bolden
Madison
George Shearer
Huntington
Logansport
D. H. Fennimore
Summitville
Just Ise
Michigan City Penitentiary
Uison
Hobson
Union City
Beteen Inttena
Ohio
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
United States
Fourth Howard
James Hagar
Washington
Solediers
Darion
Obf
Old Maids’ Safety Society
Wight
Deadly coal mine disaster hits Spring Hill Nova Scotia
A major explosion at the Spring Hill coal mines on the east slope killed many miners and left families in mourning. Rescuers retrieved bodies, identified by clothes or marks, as crowds gathered and doctors and clergymen aided the injured and grieving.
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Nova Scotia
Reid Carter
William
Clarence
Carmichael
John
Andrew
Jesse Armishaw
Jesse
Herbert
John Bainbridge
Robert McVey
Hugh Bunt
Alexander
Gilpinays
Swift
Beaton
Coal
Senate passes copyright bill amended but unlikely to become law
The Senate approved the copyright bill on the eighteenth in an amended form, though it may not become law this session. Congressman Bland wrote to a constituent reacting to Mr. Cleveland's anti free coinage stance, arguing the Democratic party cannot endorse free coinage and Cleveland simultaneously. He accuses Cleveland of blocking prosperity and notes a South and West fight against Wall Street.
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Fulxler
Fuller
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Eyansville
Hoe
Rozel
Forzes
Mes Bass
Rowell
Columbus
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Sunday Capital
Col
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Capital
Albert Osborn
the World
W L. Hughes
Elliott
Sno
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Lou Bureton
Levering
Thereffore
Claude Meeker
Mr. Osborne
Eiliott
Patrick
Osborne
High Street
Patrick Eliott
W. J. Elliott
Mack
Malcolm McDonald
W. J. Elliots
W. L. Hughes
Ci Ctizen
Stewart
Im Evi
Hughes
Ambrose
Patrick Elliott
Sullivan
C. Griswold’s
Gardner
W. J. Ellicott
Chas
Stewart Parnell
Elliotts
Bose
Senate
Congressman Bland
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Bland
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Rescued After Eighteen Men Trapped In Jeansville Mine
After eighteen days entombed in Mine No. 1 at Jeansville Pennsylvania five victims were found alive at 11:30 PM Monday along with thirteen bodies, totaling eighteen men. Names include Joan Tomaskusky Joe Mastuskowich Jom Berno Bosco Frinko and an unknown Hungarian visiting John Berno. Survivors describe miraculous endurance amid the disaster.
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Jeansville
Joan Tomaskusky
Joe Mastuskowich
Jom Berno
Bosco Frinko
John Berno
Pennsylvania
Patents Granted Tuesday Listed by Inventors
A list of patents granted Tuesday includes E Breatney of Indianapolis for a dust collector, M W Brouse of Billingsville for a watering trough, T Drakes of Mishawaka for cultivating fruit trees, Ww E Goodnow of Columbus for a pipe-wrench, Mac Henley of Richmond for a pulley-lathe, BY Kunkle for Wayne for a safely valve, J Li Uerts for furnace.
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Indianapolis
M. W. Brouse
Billingsville
T. Drakes
Mishawaka
E. Goodnow Columbus
Henley
Richmond
Kunkle
Wayne
J ‘Li Uerts
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