Bill to divide Indiana into court districts proposed
Congressmen Holliday and Chaney introduce a federal court bill aiming to bring justice closer to citizens by holding terms in Terre Haute Muncie Evansville Hammond and Fort Wayne with continuances in Indianapolis The subdivision map lists Division 1 with Evensville Seat of justice and counties Gibson Pike Dubois Spencer Warrick Vanderburgh Posey Orange Crawford Perry Harrison Division 2 centered in Madison listing additional counties and seats of justice
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Louis Ludlow
Terre Haute Sunday Star
Holliday and Chaney
Terre Haute
Muncie
Evansville
Hammond
Fort Wayne
Indianaro
Indiana
Evensville
Gibson
Pike
Dubois
Spencer
Warrick
Venderburg
Posey
Orange
Crawford
Perry
Harrison
Madison
Floyd
Washington
Jackson
Scott, Jefferson
Jennings
Ripley
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
Bartholomew
Brown
Justice
Knox
Sullivan
Vigo
Vermillion
Montgomery
Fountain
Parke
Clay
Owen
Monroe
Lawrence
Greene
Daviess
Martin
Indianapolis
Cass
Miami
Clinton
Tipton
Hamilton
Boone
Hendricks
Putnam
Marion
Hancock
Shelby
Johnson and Morgan
Decatur
Franklin
Rush
Fayette
Union
Wayne
Henry
Delaware
Randolph
Jay
Blackford
Grant
Warren, Benton
Newton
Jasper
Lake
Porter
Laporte
Starke
Pulaski
White, Carroll
Tippecanoe
Wabash
Huntington
Wells, Allen, Adams
Whitley
Kosciusko
Elkhart
Noble
Lagrange
Steuben
Dekalb
St. Joseph
Marshall
Fulton
Abraham Lincoln
Brick
South Bend
Federal court sites spark Indiana redistricting debate
The piece outlines Holliday Chaney plan subdivisions with Fort Wayne and Indianapolis as seats of justice and lists counties per subdivision. It notes Abraham Lincoln Brick challenges a South Bend court provision while lawmakers expect terms outside Indianapolis. Possible addition of a federal judge is discussed amid committee activity and Senate amendments.
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Holliday
Chan
Seth
Hammond
Fortaghe
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Indiana
House
Indianapolis
Senate
Liquor Licenses Granted to Multiple Applicants
Francis Lynham Shelburn Levi B Leach Sullivan Otho L Springer Sullivan Edward Mc Call Debearbo John S Brock Hymera J E M Purcell to Geo W Snider 8 N P add Paxton Anna F Jerald to John A Lemon Haddon Minnie M Brummett to Chas Ga F C add Dugger
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Francis Lynham
Shelburn
Levi B. Leach
Sullivan
Otho
L. Springer
Edward McCall
Debearbo
John S. Brockman
Hymera
J. E. M. Purcell
Geo. W. Snider
P. Add. Paxton
Anna F
Jerald
John A. Lemon
Haddon
Minnie M. Brummett
Chas
F.C. Add. Dugger
Sullivan Dry Goods Quit Business Sale Promises Big Bargains
A Sullivan store announces a strict quit business sale to clear $10,000 worth of dry goods including comforts blankets hosiery underwear ladies suits cloaks skirts shirt waists and more within 60 days ending April 1 1906. Fixtures also offered as part of the clearance with 25 extra sales staff ready to serve crowds.
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Sullivan
North Side Dry Goods Store in Sullivan Indiana
An itemized notice identifies the North Side Dry Goods Store located in the Davis Building on Main Street in Sullivan Indiana. The notice outlines its business address and classification within Sullivan County.
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Davis Building
Sullivan, Indiana
The Yellow Dog Wins Renown and Sells in Town
The dog named Yellow dominates all others in fame and interest. The clue points to visiting his store for the next big find or purchase. The text hints at a local shop linked to this famed animal.
Weekly Shelburn Furniture Stoves and Hardware Orders
Go to Shelburn every week to send in your orders for furniture stoves and hardware. Local merchants invite customers to place regular weekly orders for home goods and improvement supplies.
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Shelburn
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Estellan
Chas. Walters
Lillie M. Hardin
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