Fourth Week of Indiana Legislature Shows Cautious Progress
Indianapolis reports the fourth week of the Indiana General Assembly with many measures still in committee. Leaders praise the lawmakers for careful work, note codification bills dominate activity, and highlight expectations for reports on major proposals and institutional needs.
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Indianapolis
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National
House of Representatives
Congress
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Miller
Codification Commission
Commission
Indiana
New Jersey
M. A. Chipman
Committee
Guirl
Moore
Chaney to Introduce War Pension Bill in Congress
Congressman elect John C. Chaney plans to push a war pension measure for Civil War veterans. The proposal outlines monthly pensions by service length and age, with benefits escalating from 62 to 70 years, plus possible disability pensions. Terre Haute notes a suicide case: Edna Baugh, 19, died by strychnine amid family abandonment claims. birth name Ela Brown.
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John C. Chaney
United States
The
United
Terre Haute
Indiana
Edna Baugh
Hhere
Homona
Ind
Ela Brown
Mayor closes gambling dens in Seymour Indiana
Seymour Indiana February 5 The Mayor issued an order to close all gambling places in the city. Gamblers have crowded into Seymour from other towns since the crusade began and authorities aim to rid the town of this undesirable element.
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Seymour
Indiana
Missing Indiana telegraph agent Teeford feared harmed after Louisville trip
Dennis Teeford, five year agent for the American HX press in Bloomington, has been missing since Friday night after leaving for Louisville in response to a mail service offer. He left the office safe combination with an assistant. his absence alarms friends and his wife. Superintendent Fargo leads the investigation. Charles Jones oversees the office. Teeford, about 30, married three years, had aided in a dancing academy. officials doubt a pure office shortage and fear foul play may have occurred. He would not be reinstated if he returns.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Scifres
Hanly
Railroad Commission
Republican State Editorial Association
Miller
John L. Griffiths
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Roosevelt
Yanly
Country Press
Bloomington
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Dennis Teeford
American Hxpress
Louisville
Burke
Mail Service
Teeford
Charles Jones
Lafayette
Fargo
Obituary for Isaac Fiddler Died 1905 in Speok ane Washington
Isaac Fiddler died January 18 1905 in Speokane Washington at age 45. Born January 7 1880 he was the son of Manual and Mary A Fiddler. He married Mary C Houston of Owensburg Indiana and had four children. Survived by wife one daughter two sons a brother a sister and three other brothers as mourners. One son was killed in the Philippines. The family recalls his gentle suffering and faith with a touching tribute of loss.
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Washington
Isaac Fiddler
Manual
Mary
Fiddler
Mary C Houston
Owensburg
Ind
Philippines
Aluminum Case and Cards Offer Attracts Buyers
Agents urged to write Marsh Manufacturing Co. for a sample case and 100 business cards engraved with their name and prepaid. The offer lists 40 cents for the case and cards, and 75 cents retail. A meeting of merchants notes a pending bill in the legislature for a Bedford insane hospital, with Columbus and Seymour also pushing the measure.
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Marsh Manufacturing Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Retail Merchant’s Association
Geo. W. Hay
B. F. Pitman
John Hartman
Commercial Club
Bedford
Columbus
Seymour
Edward I Smith divorce notice in Lawrence County
Plaintiff Jaickie Smith files complaint for divorce against Edward R Smith a resident of Indiana. Defendant must appear at Lawrence Circuit Court Bedford on February 3 1903 to answer or demur or the case will be heard in his absence. Court seal dated January 28 1903.
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Edward i. Smith
Jaickie Smith
Edward R. Smith
Indiana
Salacion
Lawrence
Cour House
Bedford
Gliven
Demurto
Nuary
Lawrence County
Board of Commissioners
Amos W.scoggan
James M. Sawners
Owens
Lawence Circuit Court aligns nonresident defendants in Ragsdale suit
In Lawrence County Indiana the Lawrence Circuit Court February Term 1905, Joseph D Lane and Elizabeth Lane sue William Ragsdale Mary E Ragsdale and many heirs and assigns of deceased entities. Plaintiffs ask nonresident defendants be summoned to answer by February 25 at Bedford courthouse, with attorney Henry P Pearson. The filing lists numerous heirs, devisees and spouses as defendants and seeks legal action in a broad property related suit.
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West Bedford
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Jennie Palmer
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Mpson
Susie
Waterbury
RAY West Bedford
Sane
Zerse
Otto G. Seer
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Lawrence Creuit
Jozeph D. Lane
Elizabeth Lane
Willian Ragsdale
Mary E. Ragsdale
Heis
David Ragsdale
James K. Logano
Titub UC Logan
James K K. Logan
Hailey Bast
Benjamin Fast End Mary
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Amanda K. Foster
U. T. Foster
Joan Must
John East
Julia East
Haarlon East
East
Christian Vane
Jett Mitchell
Mitchell
Christiana Namme
Josie East
Sarah East
Neal Just
Mary Ann East
Neal East
Kate Faubion
Una James M. Faubion
Mary E. Zonders
Jeff. Sowdes
William Haggard
Lizzie Haggard
David A. East
Joseph East
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Lincoln East
William East
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Frances Kirby
Alexander M. Ramsay
Benjamin Ramsay
Anni Ramsay
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George Star
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Anderson
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Henry Lancaster
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Martha P. Johnson
Mabel V. Houston
Robert GC. Houston
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Leroy Cashwa
Henry P. Pearson
Fila
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Dorothy Pearson
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Mary East
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Aarlon
Elbert Kenney
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Julia Todd
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Martha A. Munson
William Munson
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Bedford
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Boone Leonard
I. P
Veurson
Liquor License Application Notice for Huron Indiana
John E. Terrell of Spice Valley township Lawrence county Indiana announces a March 1905 application to the Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in the front room of a one story frame building on Lot 3 in Huron. The room will allow consumption on premises and fronts a public street with a clear glass window.
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Spice Valley Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Hurono
Board of Commissioners of
Indiaana
Spire Valley Township
Inuiuna
John E. Terrell
Application For License In Bedford Second Ward Indiana
A male resident of Shawswick township seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Bedford Indiana. The request targets a front room of a two story brick building on Lot sixteen in Bedford with a clear glass front at Sixteenth street and Crawford Fairbanks ownership. The room measures 22 by 30 feet and has no partitions.
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Lawrence County
Indiana
Shawswick Township
Snide Township
Board of Commissioners
Lndiana
Crawford
Complaint to Quiet Title in Indiana Property
Plaintiffs led by John F H Underwood file a complaint and affidavit against Moses Heron, his wife, unknown heirs, Robert McCoy and wife, their heirs, William Guthrie and Nancy Guthrie and heirs, Silas Worhes, Florence Chess, Flora McAfee, Laura Henderson alleging nonresidency in Indiana. They seek to quiet title in Lawrence Circuit Court with a January 1905 next term court appearance required.
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Silas Hughes
John F H. Underwood
Tna
Heron
Robert McCoy
McCoy
William Guthrie
Nancy Guthrie
William
Nancy Guthre
Silas Worhes
Florence Chess
Flora McAfee
Laura Henderson
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Indiana
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Proposed Pleasant Run Township Gravel Road Plan
Survey report outlines six division gravel road projects in Pleasant Run township Lawrence County Indiana. Details include start points route lengths widths specifications drainage culverts and estimated costs with contractor terms and adherence to engineer profiles.
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Pleasant Run Township
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