Solons Adjourn With Mixed Verdict on 58th Assembly
Indiana’s 58th General Assembly adjourned amid mock formality and criticism. Lawmakers passed a reapportionment to be challenged in court, increased the appropriation bill, and saw contentious measures by Senator McHugh, including extended terms for some officials. The Senate blocked several dog legislation efforts while quail and game rules were enacted. The governor gained appointment power over benevolent institutions, and the session left state finances strained by about $165,000 in costs.
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Don. Harrison
Judiana
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U.S
Supreme Court
McHugh
Tepecanoe
Onder
House
Tippecanoe
Terhune
Caca
Statui
Republican State Central Committee
Marion County
Reception in Honor of ex President Harrison
Ex president Harrison visits a state capitol and city hall for a reception attended by Gov. Matthews and Charlen W. Fairbanks. Thousands pass through the state house in two hours as neighbors greet him warmly amid flowers, decor, and crowds. A later social hour at his home follows the eventful evening.
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Stata Wousa
Gen
Matthews
Charlen W. Fairbanks
Gen. Harrison
Gov. Matthews
Theaatata House
Deorg
State House
N. Delawarest
Harrigan
McKea
Lieut. Parker
Crown [Fill Cemetery
Larrison
Old Goldiers
Warwick Lt Ripley Buys Abstract Books and Titles for Estates
Warwick Lt Ripley has purchased all abstract books and plant titles to several estates formerly owned by Ripley and Cecil and Ripley and Routh. He has spent eight years trying to complete these abstracts and will continue. Orders for abstracts will be handled with rapidity at 41 Thorpe block office.
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Warwick
Ripley
Ripley & Cecil
Ripley & Routh
Thorpe Block
Democratic split over street paving bill and tax burden
Turbulent city politics center on an act amending the charter to make property owners pay the full cost of street paving including track intersections. Mayor Sullivan and the Commercial Club back the measure, while Frenzel and street railway leaders oppose it. The bill fails after intense lobbying, leaving property owners aggrieved as Republicans poised to weaponize the incident in next municipal elections.
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Commercial Club
Woollen
Sullivan
Street Callway Company
Democrata
Franzal
Street Railway Company
Frenzel
Mr. Wrenzel
Broad Ripple Company
Thas Bulif
Sulliven
Hawaii's Reposed Queen Sparks Liliuokalani Tension
San Francisco reports arrival of a carrier dove with Hawaii updates. Provisional government strengthens guard, 85 paid troops plus volunteers, armed with Springfield rifles, Winchesters, seven siege guns, Gatling gun, four field pieces. Naval ships Boston and Mohican in harbor. Rumors of native uprising persist. queen’s access to palace blocked. Liliuokalani referred to as Mrs. Dominis. Journalist John Skeldon jailed for contempt. press criticized provisional government.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Boston
Mohican
Gordon
Carrier Cove
Liliuoka Teani
Banan Solmon
Stevens
Suger Cianters
Capt. Wilts
National League meeting mulls eight clubs future
New York March 7 The spring meeting of the National League was held at the Fifth Ave Hotel. Clubs discussed are Boston Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore Brooklyn St Louis Washington with Louisville and possibly St Louis or Cincinnati and Washington and Baltimore debated. Schedule may start April 37 with about 82 games ending September 15.
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John T. Brush
New York
National League of Baseball Clubs
Fifth-ave Hotel
Boston
Copant
Pitsburg
W. W. Kerr
al Scardvett
Cincinnati
J. Te. Brush
Chicago
J. M. Hart
Washington
J. Warner
Philadelphia
al. Beach 214 J.W. Rogers; Baltimore, H. R. Vanderhorst
Cleveland
D. H. Mosinson
Brooklyn
Charles
Byrne
Chris Vander Ahe
St. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
Ciociameti Snd
Meagan
Plums to Washington and court cases in Indianapolis
News fragment recounts state figures heading to Washington to press plum projects, a kennel club meeting in the governor's room, and property damage in Indianapolis. It notes missing youths, a burglar arrest, an assault report, autopsy, streetcar damages, public works paving plans, and several local marriages and legal actions.
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Fall Creek
W. A. Cullop
Isaac Pusey Gray
Washington
Governor's Room
Lourd of Trade
van Wilking
Wallace St
Deslera
Erst
Alfred Spann
Jeffereogave
H. 4
Conner
West Indianapolis
Sherif Lmmett
Thornton and McGuff
Joe Welsh
Massachusetts Ave
Bettie Waling
Smith & Co
Illinoiast
Panhandla
Joseph Voght
George Burns
Beck
Cline
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Traci Meridian
Shelby
Prospect
Garfield Park
West
Biorris
College
Massachusetts
Christian
Kentucky
Missouri
Brntus
George
Mrs. Wiseman
Jesse
Sarah Jones
Sara Shipman
A. L
Swofford
Dssatus
Christian Klein Schmidt
Mary M. Tuttle
Malinda Johnson
Mariagh Vigenses
Isaiah Shotts
Dora Britton
Annis Burk
Cora Wilden
Brown
Mary O’con En
Dyeing and Cleaning at Smith's Dye Works
Fragment describes a dye works at 67 N Pennsylvania and a reference to Ayers Sargapati fields and a spring medicine, noting pulling the field and cleaning tasks associated with dyeing operations.
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Smith’s Dye Works
Pennsylvania-s
Who Will Be Mayor Sullivan Faces Reformist Challenge
The article outlines Mayor Sullivan’s potential renomination and rising opposition centered on Col. M. A. Downing as the Democratic candidate. It recounts a Cleveland club controversy involving Dick Grown, Jim Keach, and Brown, the associated political maneuvers, and Sullivan’s removal of Grown amid club backlash, with tensions lingering between Cleveland and Gray club factions and a renewed contest for the mayoralty.
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Sullivan
Col. M. A. Downing
Dick Grown
Cleveland Club
City Engineers Force
Jim Keach
Brown
Reed
Wilsen
Edward Smith
Cleveland
Crown
New Beach
G A I ordinance seeks grant for veteran reception event
City council debates funding of 76000 from the city fund to support the G A I entertainment committee for a September veterans reception. Measures also propose pay raises for police and board of public safety staff while several transfers and committee referrals unfold in a busy session.
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Massman
Castello
Judiciary Committee
Lassmen
Ryan
Coopar
Laut
Gesper
Sherer
Liessman
Board of Public Safety
Gauss Arage
Martin Murphy
Railroad Committee
Megars
Allen
Puryear
Panacea
Denison bellman kindness sparks odd hotel mishearings
Nerk Fletcher of Denison is famed for kindness to bell boys and earns good service in return. A Mix up leads a guest to request a missus husband in the os for, misheard as de canror. The clerk finally clarifies corridor as Fletcher jokes on the cannor.
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Nerk Fletcher
Denison
Louis
F Foichar
Canror
Tonundia
Railway wage disputes trigger potential strikes in midwest
Engineers on the Toledo Ann Arbor North Michigan railway may strike over wage differences. Switchmen on Michigan Central around Chicago area continue arbitration, with a strike as last resort. American Tube and Iron Company in Youngstown cuts wages by 10 percent for 600 workers amid dull trade.
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Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan Railway
Michigan Central
Chicago
American Tube and Iron Company
Youngstown
Cleveland Gets Gay Chief Justice Swears in Cabinet
Washington Tuesday saw a procession to the White House as justice leaders and cabinet nominees gathered for swearing in and remarks. Prominent attendees included Justice Field and Secretary Gresham while lawmakers like Teller and Walcott observed. sworn in individually, the new cabinet members seated around the parlor table before signing their names.
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Washimeron
Gilieeseekers
White House
Mer
Cleveland
Bregenda
Supreme Court
Gungres Mendith
Virginia
Bland
Llateh
Indiaza
Myra
Perr
Iecanittive Trecey
Ashanv
Lisle
John Glenn
Seare Staggy Smith
Bynum and Martin
Indiana
Political Rumors Reach Stockport In City Visit
Charles W. Zucbreigla of Stockport is in the city seeking political support and favors. He hopes Cloyeland would appoint him minister to Switzerland, while William Cullop in Washington wants the district attorneyship. It is widely believed Senator John Kern will take the position.
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Bho Oilies
Charles W. Zucbreigla
Stockport
Cloyaland
Hia
Switzerland
William Cullop
Waehles- Ton
John Kern
Jose Fate
Meineney
Scheller
Reny
RicInerney
Tha Eontest
Ramnginder
Hiatistay
Placa PH
Crests and Courtroom Moves Amid Local Crime Notes
Since attending the legislature and hearing a sermon, public sentiment shifts as court conduct leans toward Cushing. A prisoner was charged for talking with a imam but testimony withheld from print. Liebiarts, and VaSloatf, charged with burglary, were sent to grand jury before dismissal. Chas Jackson faced weapons charges and a $200 fine. A batch of keys and pawn tickets were found. Charles Hill struck Mary Myers. both faced court actions. William Low was found not guilty of burglary.
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Cushing
Lev. Steck
Eadi
Linn
Liebiarts
James VaSloatf
Aleb Levy
Tieacer
Wson
le Boe
Chas. Jackson
Ueeday
Caci
Lim
Daskeon
Chas. Ifill
Mary Myers
Charles
Mary
William Low
Miss Griscom Hoists Flag on American Liner Paris
Just after noon on Tuesday the American flag was hoisted atop the American Line steamship The Paris marking its status as an American vessel. Miss Francis Griscom, daughter of the line's president, raised the flag. The Paris, formerly City of Paris, is tied to the Newark line and holds the Queenstown to Sandy Hook record of two days, 6 hours, 2 minutes. The ship may serve as a war vessel if needed.
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American Line
Paris
Oif
Andip
Harrison
Storg
Francis Griscom
American Line Steamship Company
Queenstown
Sandy
Meek
Daya
Death of Jonah Farman leaves family stake in real estate dealings
Jonah Farman aged 82, father of Daniel Lemon, prominent Gewler real estate figure, died Tuesday morning at 2:30 AM after breakfast while in good spirits. Born in Steh Ohio, he lived in Hamilton county until 1887 on a Millersville farm before moving to the city to live with his son. A longtime mason, he belonged to the Millersville lodge.
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Jonah Farman
Jonskh Breren
Daniel Lemon
Gewler
Millersville
Tragic Fire Kills Mother and Daughter Near Mount Juliet
In Shelbyville Tennessee by Mount Juliet a mother Mredno Jones age 11 year daughter died in a field fire. The two women burned while brushing a field and perished in intense flames as neighbors rushed to aid them. The incident occurred during labor in an adjoining field and left the community in shock.
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Tenn
Mredno
Jones
Mount Juliet
Busilas
Burglary and Fraud Shake Springview Societys Circle
Lea Muller, teller at Farmers Bank, fled with 2000 dollars amid gambling and lottery claims. Coroner heard testimonies about a cruel marriage and threats, including a fatal shooting when John Stherry shot Emma Chain in April, leading to a reversed confession of errors in a county case.
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Springviniy
WW. Y
Lea Muller
Teller
Farmers’ Bank
John
John Stherry
Emma Chain
Stherry
Avelis
Podsdey
Indiana Weather Forecast for March 3 1803
Weather forecast for Indiana covers the eight hours ending 8 p m March 3 1803 with warmer conditions and chances of local showers Tuesday night and probably Wednesday. Also notes new sideboards at Win L Elder's.
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Indiana
Win
L. Elder
Whipping by White Caps Reported in Cherokee County
In Cherokee county white cap members, led by William Praiti and others, tied up men at a farm on Saturday night. They flogged them with hickory switches, cut them severely, and subjected women and children to witness the brutality as authorities pursued four suspects after warrants were issued.
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Beck
Alyse
Livia J. Stack
Shelvy St
Shawcross
Myre
Gira
Stack
Bigeimenas
Mareh
Transport Delays Hit Chicago Freight Lines in Cold Weather
A damaged report shows severe freight delays across Michigan Central Chicago and Grand Trunk Lake Shore lines due to cold weather. Rail offices report mass transportation disruptions, with switches and tracks frozen and yard congestion expected to worsen until colder conditions ease. Freight departments warn broader impacts on shipments and costs. Workers face delayed transfers as officials scramble to reroute and manage yard backlogs.
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Tao
Chicago
Howsea
Michigan Central
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Lake Shore
Tsr
Burk-Wilder marriage rumor surfaces during SARCO era
An unclear historic note claims Mr Burk and Miss Cara Wilder wed at home in Pennsylvania during a SARCO period. It describes parental opposition from Wilder’s kin and a late afternoon ceremony with vague references to Javed and local figures, ending with a family plea for unity.
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Javed
Cara Wilder
N. Pennsylvania
Dantes
Burk
SARCO
Miss Wilden & Wooll
Ton
Acosl Mining Company
Oil Blast Kills One Injures Two in Marthaville
March 7 Perronia Ont a blast wrecked an oil operation injuring two men. James Kneenan and an engineer were blown to string, another man Aiack user fatally injured. Nearby reports note disturbances in Servia with peasantry protests and political agitation. In Grimsby England the Liberal Unionist Edward Keneage defeated rival Herry Dreadhurst in a local election.
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Ont
Janes Knnean
Aiack
User
Marthaville
Morgan
Alabama
London
Paria
Grimsby
England
Edward Keneage
Herry Dreadhurst
Asing St Gladstone
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