Speaker Artman Denounces Junkets Amid Legislature
Speaker Artman condemned junkets by legislators on Friday morning urging members to stay in their seats during the session. He claimed certain members traveled to Lafayette to visit the state soldiers home and to Jeffersonville to visit the prison, while insisting the special investigations committee will proceed as scheduled.
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Committee On State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Jeffersonville
Artman
Jeffersonile
Anti-Lynching Bill Favorably Received By House
The House judiciary committee sent two reports on the Bar faw anti-lynching bill. A majority report favoring the measure was adopted while Louttit, a Democrat, signed a minority report against it. The Indianapolis committee approved a school board treasurer’s $2,006 yearly salary, over protest.
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Louttit
Warron County
Committee On Affairs of
Indianapolis
Ostermeyers
Jimmy Ryan to Have Eye Removed to Save Right
Louisville report states pugilist Jimmy Ryan will undergo removal of his left eye on Tuesday to preserve his right eye. The condition stems from a ten year injury from a boxing bout and worsened after Monday’s match with Marvin Hart. The operation is timed so he can attend the Tommy Ryan Tommy West fight, and the eye loss is not expected to end his career.
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Louisville
Jimmy” Ryan
Will
Marvin Hart
Ryan
Tommy Ryan
Tommy West
Perry Heath Buys Big Fish Island for Summer Home
Halifax March 1 Perry Heath first assistant postmaster general has purchased Big Fish island in St Margaret s bay about 40 miles from Halifax and will build a fine summer residence. The island lies next to Little Fish Island recently sold by Mrs Admiral Dewey to a Baltimore resident.
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Halifax
N. S
Perry Heath
Big Fish Island
St. Margaret’s Bay
Little Fish Island
Admiral Dewey
Baltimore
Construction orders for city sidewalks and track switch work
Permission granted to Maas-Niemeyer amber company to build a switch across Twenty-first Street at the Monon tracks. An engineer is to prepare papers for cement walks on Spruce Street from Orange Street to Pleasant Run and on the east side of Spruce Street from Pleasant Run to Minnesota Street. Davis Street opening from Prospect Street to the first alley north. Local sewers to be laid in the first alley south of Ohio Street from Noble Street to Spring Street and in the first alley east of Cornell Avenue from Twentieth Street to Twenty-third Street.
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Maas-Niemeyer Amber Company
Twenty-first-st
Monon
Spruce-st
Orange-st
Pleasant Run
Minnesota-st
Davis-st
Prospect-st
Ohio-st
Spring-st
Cornell-ave
Twentieth-st
Twenty-third-st
Vehicle licenses fall in first two months of 1901
City controller Johnson warns delinquents to pay up or face penalties. The report compares licenses issued in January and February 1900 versus 1901, showing declines across bicycles, one horse buggies and wagons, two horse vehicles, and miscellaneous categories.
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Csscseeeecees
Johnson
Rumors Of War And Widespread Unrest Reported In Fading Dispatches
Disjointed notices reveal potential conflict between Haiti and San Domingo and federal actions against Crazy Snake's Oklahoma uprising. Reports touch on fires in Duncar Wisconsin and typhus afflicting Prince Boris, with police investigations into lynching in Longino Mississippi and a Paris theatre arrest cloud.
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Olt
New Mexico
Haiti
San Domingo
Duncar
Wex
Princess Louise
Windsor Castle
Cape Town
Bombay
Crazy Snake
Oklahoma
Marion Williams
Georgetown
Tex
Bryan
Zoo
Longino
Mississippi
John Ox
Scranton
Saursday
Alfred Miner
Cape
Prince Boris
J. M. Harm
Supreme Justice
John
Arrenton
Inetersburg
Wm. Westmoreland
Erican
Havana
Lynched by whitecaps in Bryan County
Savannah Ga March 1 John Moody a Negro was lynched and his body riddled with bullets Wednesday night by whitecaps Moody had been under contract to a farmer who after Moody left him organized a disguised band to punish him The mob dragged Moody from his house and hanged him to a tree
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Bryan County
Moody
Watchman suspended over ignored distress signals
San Francisco March 1 Captain Hodgson reports Watchman Mark Ellingsen confessed to hearing distress signals from the wrecked steamer Rio Janeiro but did not alert Fort Point life saving station. He denies the confession and has been suspended.
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Hodgson
Fort Point Life-Saving Station
Mark Ellingsen
Rio Janeiro
Fatal Fire Claims Two in Rochester Dye House
A blaze at Leary's dye-house in Rochester New York Friday noon killed at least two people and seriously burned six others who jumped from the burning building. By 1 30 p m two bodies were recovered and property loss was put at 45000 dollars. Edward Theis and William Boyink leaped from the fourth story and were fatally injured.
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Rochester
N. Y
Leary
Edward Theis
William Boyink
Tragedy in La Junta: Couple Die After Shootings
In a remote cabin a mile south, Adrian Taylor lies dead from a gunshot and Louis Burch is found unconscious after firing a pistol to his head. The coroner's jury rules Taylor was shot by Burch, then Burch killed himself as both families opposed the match.
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Lajunta
Col
Adrian Taylor
Louis Burch
Carrie Nation Returns to Jail After Peoria Trip
Mrs Carrie Nation again is in jail after surrendering on her return from Peoria The $2000 bond set before her Illinois trip was cancelled Stapleton Crutchfield a colored man received 700 from the street car company but the judge set aside the verdict proving the man careless and the street car company attorney Will Latta secured the result in Judge Allen's circuit court
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Kas
March
Carrie Nation
Peoria
Illinois
Stapleton Crutchfield
Street Car Company
Will Latta
Allen
Circuit Court
City Life Highlights and Local Court Actions
Harry B. Munroe, 20, surrendered after escaping from Plainfield reformatory in November. A woman named Mrs. Alice Wright, 25, and her mother, Mrs. Gullion, face disease mentions. Kate Murphy seeks 10,000 from Star Store after alleging permanent injury from a slipped-on oil accident. A superior court jury denied Nancy Southern damages against the Big Four railroad after a train strike on Kentucky Ave. The will of George W. Raschig leaves entire estate to his widow, valued at 1,100 in personal property. Secretary Wilson of United Mine Workers received news of indictments for murder of two miners in Henderson, Kentucky. The Greenfield line may discontinue freight business. a director claims 2,900 would be saved by stopping it. In a superior court case, John L. McFarland sues Malanchon Plunkett for carpet value after alleged damage and billing for cleaning. John Jones pays 10 fine in police court for coal theft in L. E. & W. yards. officials deem wheel-tire waste theft a serious risk. Edward Stringfellow, colored, testifies with two black eyes after jumping from a second-story window to escape a lover, at 9 N. Noble St. Bemis Bros. bag company seeks permission to lay a switch across Barth Ave after a prior denial. Henry M. Talbott purchases the David Mary Patterson block on Massachusetts Ave for 920,000, per the Enterprise.
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Nancy Southern
Big Four
Kentucky Ave
George W
Lottie Adams Raschig
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Henderson
John L. McFarland
Malanchon Plunkett
John Jones
Edward Stringfellow
Sara Leslie
N. Noble St
Joan Lyon
Bemis Bros.” Bag Company
Board of Works
Barth-ave
Wheat and corn prices steady in early market report
The report shows No. 2 red wheat at 7 6 cents, No. 2 red tec and No. 3 red around 72 74 cents on milling. New corn prices list No. 1 white to No. 4 white from 38 to 40 cents, No. 2 yellow 39 16 cents, No. 3 yellow 30 14 cents, No. 4 yellow 55 4 37 14 cents. Oats firm with No. 2 white at 2 cents and No. 3 white 2 9 cents. mixed oats and other grades noted.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices from Indianapolis Stockyards
Market report from the William H. Block Co at Indianapolis shows cattle receipts of 160 with mixed quotations for steers, heifers, cows, and calves. Hogs receipts 1,900 with good to choice prices 5.45 to 5.47 for medium to heavy trades. Sheep receipts none with lamb and sheep price ranges listed.
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Indianapolis
Ccceeen Ceeeieewenae
Union Stockyards
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