Reapportionment Bill Advances In Indiana Legislature
Special to The Ga from Indiana notes the Senate and House caucused on the reapportionment bill shaping state senatorial and representative districts. The measure places Daviess with Greene to form a senatorial district and with Knox and Dubois for a joint representative district. Republicans gain favorable odds under the bill, with Daviess-Dubois previously electing Democrats in the old map.
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Knox 2Nd Dubois
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Haretofore
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Mource
Martin
Craige
Dubois
Pike
Gibson
Knox and Sullivan
Market Report Prevailing Prices for Grain Provisions and Livestock
Market notes from Cincinnati Chicago and New York livestock markets show steady to strong price tones for grain and sheep. Hogs and cattle show varied activity with steady to strong quotes recorded in multiple centers. An Indianapolis meeting elected officers including President Gabey and a Madison vice chair, setting up next recommendations.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Congressional action brief from Missouri and national bills
A compact digest notes Missouri politics with James Butler and Wagoner as contenders, while the Senate and House advance sundry civil, agricultural, military, postal, and immigration appropriation bills. Reports cover conference actions, district of Columbia funding, fortifications, and canal treaty context as Congress nears adjournment.
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Porto Rico
The
Lena H Lillie Found Guilty of Murder in Nebraska
The Lillie murder jury found Lena H Lillie guilty of murdering her husband Harvey L Lillie in their home on October 24. The verdict sentenced her to life imprisonment. Prosecution noted an $8000 life insurance payout to Lillie. A new trial and possible Supreme Court appeal were anticipated.
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Neb
Lillie
Yester
Lena
H. Lillie
Harvey Lam
St. Imprionment
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Lalita
Lille
Ufe
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Turbulent Outlook and Local Accidents Reported Abroad
Reports from St Petersburg warn that a starve towards Turkey could trigger a wider war with Russia. Private chatter notes possible German support for Turkey and fear of a clash with significant military and political consequences. Separate briefs cover two mining deaths in Indiana, ongoing burial record disclosures, a strike injunction in St Louis, and a reported murder case involving a wife accused of infidelity.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Turkey
Irkiah
Knapp Confesses to Multiple MurdersLinked Crimes Across States
The suspect Albert Knapp admitted to several murders across Cincinnati Indianapolis and Hamilton and police believe more victims exist. Victims named include Emma Littleman Mary Eckert Ida Gebhild Hannah Goddard Knapp and his wives. Knapp has multiple prison terms for larceny and assault and is tied to barn burnings and a brutal Draper assault case. The report notes ongoing legal and legislative items in Indiana.
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Hamilton
Philadelphia
Emma Littleman
Cincinnati
Mary Eckert
Nur
Indianapolis
Hannah Roddard ‘Knapp
Miami River
Knappnagl
Jeffersonville
Columbus
Albert
Boardman
Hannah
Goddard Knapp
Body of Hank Knapp arrives for murder case in Hamilton
The body of Hank Goddard Knapp arrives from New Albany Indiana found Monday. Relatives identify the corpse with jewelry noting it will secure Knapp's trial in the county. Alfred Knapp barred from viewing victim’s body and defended by Cincinnati attorneys. preliminary hearing tentatively next Tuesday.
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Knapp
Knap
Atorneyard
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Teyday
Hancock County man jailed for contempt over bogus telegrams
In Greenfield Indiana Saba Shepler Maxwell faced divorce actions. The court found he issued fraudulent telegrams claiming his wife was dead to gain leverage. He received twenty days in jail for contempt. General Foster Dead. Babe Sandford Foster, Indiana National Guard quartermaster general, died. Governor Durbin called a period of suspended public business to honor his service. Turks and Macedonians clash. ten insurgents killed or wounded. A nationwide roads congress planned for St. Louis. Dr. Richard Gatling buried in Indianapolis. A woman accused in a police case. a child dies from lockjaw. Kilauea shows slight activity. a toddler dies from a deadly diet.
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Anti gambling bill stalled amid committee shifts report
The measure, introduced by Representative Hastings of Washington, failed to pass as it was diverted between committees on public morals and judiciary. A recommitment vote was rejected 28 to 13 after adjournment, with opponents arguing existing laws already cover gambling.
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Judiciary Committee
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Wood
Jay
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de Haven
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Advertised Letters for Week Ending March 3 1903 at Washington P O
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Sallie Ann Vancrease
Milly Gentlemen
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Court records show Mrs. Cottee in trespass case
In Police Court Mrs. Angel Cottee, a colored woman, faced Mayor Clark for trespass based on an affidavit sworn by Frank Mangin, a French gardener. The report includes aphorisms about tolerance and disputing motives.
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Wnd
Clark
Frank Mangin
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