Explosion at Vincennes mill rips worker apart
Edwards a tinplate worker from Elwood Indiana was killed in a blast at the National Rolling Mill near Vincennes. He reportedly placed a pipe loaded with nitro glycerine against the shears while cutting scrap iron. Large iron fragments and body parts were scattered and some Hungarian laborers may have been injured. bodies not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Elwood
Ind
National Rolling Mill
Vincennes
Grand jury questions Haas and Peckham again in cotton leak case
Haas and Peckham New York witnesses in the cotton leak inquiry appeared before the Washington grand jury yesterday and refused to answer to avoid self incrimination. They were released into the custody of their lawyers. Mississippi and Louisiana clash over alleged invasion by Mississippi quarantine guards as Gov Blanchard seeks explanation from Gov Vardaman and orders militia reports. Yellow fever deaths rise in New Orleans, but authorities remain confident in control and favorable to easing quarantines for business. Southern Cotton Growers Association leaders Jordan and Cheatham call for reforms in the Agriculture Department Bureau and propose a Cotton Bureau in the Statistician's office. Miss Beile Fessenl returns from a visit to New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas and Peckham
New York
Washington
Mississippi
Louisiana
Blanchard
Vardaman
New Orleans
Jordan
Cheatham
Southern Cotton Growers Association
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Association
Congress
Wilson
Statistician’s
City Attorney Bagged Twenty-Four Squirrels in Woodlands
City attorney Zaring used a Winchester to hunt in the western county woods for eight hours. He claimed twenty four squirrels as the legal number sought, after a siege like bombardment described by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaring
Winchester
Port Arthur
Citys Law Department
Reciprocity Congress Meeting on Tariff Reciprocity
Dr. A. J. McDonald reports a National Association of Livestock Breeders notice summoning a Reciprocity Congress in Chicago on August 16 to discuss tariff revision per McKinley and Roosevelt and to draft a memorial urging reciprocity with foreign nations dependent on American products. The National Association of Manufacturers and Livestock Breeders cooperate. McDonald is likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McDonald
National Association of Livestock Breeders
Chicago
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers, Livestock Breeders
McDonald
City Council Acts on Streets and Water Meter Stay
City council in regular session approves macadamizing Thirteenth Street and regrading Sixteenth Street. Police board reports charges against Patrolman Moore and accepts Crum’s resignation. Payrie fills vacancy. Fire Chief’s resignation rejected. Monon water meter deadline set. water bill disputed. Building permits issued. July water receipts and expenditures reported. Special session planned for next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Moore
O. D. Crum
Charles Payrie
Thirteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
E Street
Fred Cannedy
Monon Railroad Company
Wallace
Monon
Pitman
Fire Department
Bates
Fultz
J. B. Bridwell
Rowe
Water Works Committee
Smith
K Street
Fifteenth
Maggie Draper
Richard Draper
Avenue Hotel
M. N. Messick
L Street
Walter G. Owen
14Th Street
Cline Arrested After Brother-in-Law Shooting
Felix Cline was arrested by Policeman Payne on a warrant for intent to kill after a buckshot shot injured Ed Bludsoe one mile west of the city. Cline claims the shooting was accidental and aimed to frighten Bludsoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Cline
Ed Bindsoe
Payne
Cline
Bludsoe
Justice Harris
F. M. Vance
Bladsoe
Harris
Vance
Pearson
Lawrence County Stone Quarries See Boom in Demand
Stone operators report peak business with prices higher than early spring. Quarries fill all orders and some face overwhelming demand for stone from buyers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Niagara Falls Excursion Fare Announced by B. & O. S-W.
The B. and Ohio Southwestern issues an $8 round trip excursion to Niagara Falls for August 5 with 12 day validity. Sleeping car berths priced at 3.25. Cincinnati reservations requested by L. L. Keach, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
L. Keach
END IS PEACE Mrs Callie Campbell Tanner
Mrs Callie Campbell Tanner died Tuesday at home at 627 Inth Street after a long illness of consumption. She was 62 years old and a Bedford native, daughter of R F Campbell. Wife of Winton Vanner since 1895, she leaves three children, her mother, and siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from the family residence, Rev E R Edwards officiating. Interment Green Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Campbell Tanner
Hanker
Bedford
R. F. Campbell
Winton Vanner
Wanner
First Christian Church
M.G. Cole
Rev
E. R. Edwards
Green Hill
Shot Wounding of Ed Bludsoe Near Bedford
Ed Bludsoe lies seriously wounded at his home two miles west of Bedford after a buckshot shot by Felix Cline at Cline’s residence early Wednesday. Cline says the incident was an accident while Bludsoe refuses to discuss events. 17 shot penetrated Bludsoe’s back and remain embedded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bludsoe
Bedford
Felix Cline
Cline
Bludsoe
Cumback Dies After Brief Illness in Greensburg
The Hon. Will Cumback former Indiana lieutenant governor and noted lecturer died at his Greensburg home Tuesday morning after a short illness. He had attended a dinner party Saturday evening and grew ill Sunday morning with chills then acute indigestion, araemic poisoning and coma leading to death. He lay unconscious most of Monday surrounded by family except his daughter Mrs. John W. Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cumback
Indiana
Greensburg
Cumback
John W. Lovett
Miss Mattie Sears Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Miss Mattie Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs A K Sears held a lawn party last night for thirty five young friends at 17th and L streets. Guests included Esther Mayer Eva Owens Josie Lang Theodora Reed Mary Reed Mabel Erwin Gladys Roberts Lorene Rariden Ruth Embree and many others. Out of town guests included Jeanette Standish of Salem and Andry Walan Snyder of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Sears
A. K. Sears
17Th
L. Streets
Mattie
Esther Mayer
Eva Owens
Josie Lang
Theodora Reed
Mary Reed
Mabel Erwin
Gladys Roberts
Lorene Rariden
Ruth Embree
Mary Embree
Madge Kimbrel
Johnnie Leahey
Alyce Zollman
Colette Johnson
Mary Parks
Lela Torphy
Irene Crosby
Aurela Crawford
Carrie Watkins
Freeda Norman
Ruth Norman
Louise Reath
Freeda Bickenheuiser
Vonne Smith
Beulah McGuire
Helen Skerd
Ruth Bangard
Lena Prow
Lelah Daugherty
Eva Eppards
Edna Martin
Lola Sears
James O’connell
Jeanette Standish
Salem
Andry Walan Snyder
Sullivan
Effie Hays
Mamie Young
Opehlia Neidiffer
Lois Dodd
J. W. Hughes
Sugar Creek
Lela Stewart and Son
North Vernon
Bedford School Board Names New Principal And Staff
The Bedford School Board selected William L. Jones of Kokomo as principal of the high school at a higher salary, over Arda Knox. Anna Hatfield of Indianapolis was named supervisor of Drawing, Bertha Myers of Wabash supervisor of Music, and Almana Beebe of Fort Wayne German teacher. A substitute teacher and stenographer await final appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford School Board
William L. Jones
Kokomo
Jones
Indiana University
Bloomington
Prof. Jones
Arda Knox
Anna Hatfield
Indianapolis
Hatfield
Bertha E. Myers
Wabash
Almana Beebe
Ft. Wayne
Beebe
Tri Kappa
Drake
Indiana Doctor Fought Yellow Fever Hero of Havana and Manila
Dr. J. G. Davis, longtime Monon railway chief surgeon and yellow fever expert, left his family to aid New Orleans and southern cities amid the yellow fever outbreaks. After Spanish American War he led Havana’s health cleanup and later served in the Philippines before dying. his grave rests in Arlington. Mrs. Davis and daughter reside in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Indiana
J. G. Davis
Monon Railway Company
Davis
Havana
Philippine Islands
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Bloomington
Charles Bronston
Lexington
Kentucky
Dalton Receives Furniture Shipment for Oolitic School
Trustee Dalton of Shanswick township has received a car load of school furniture and supplies for the new Oolitic Schoolhouse. He expects the building ready for occupancy by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Shanswick Township
Bedford secures Jake Cramer for Sunday ball
Baseball notes report Bedford has hired Jake Cramer to replace Rariden who is sidelined by an injury from the Blue Hole quarry. Cramer brings pro experience to bolster the team as they plan to beat Switz City along with Ragsdale and Thomas assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Cramer
Bedford
Rariden
Blue Hole
Cramer
Ragsdale
Thomas
Switz
Whitney promoted to general superintendent in Indiana coal fields
W. W. Whitney named general superintendent of Southern Indiana Coal Company properties succeeding Franki Gageby who resigned. Osborn of Linton and Teeter of Terre Haute also resigned. G. H. Rankin of Chicago to fill Osborn’s post. J. W. Thompson and Rankin accompanied Whitney on visit to Linton. Changes cited as economy and career advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitney
Bedford Quarries Company
Southern Indiana Coal Company
Franki Gageby
Terre Haute
Mr. Whitney
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Whitney
Gageby
Arnold Osborn
Linton
William Teeter
Osborn
Teeter
Midland
G. H. Rankin
Chicago
J. W Thompson
Southern Indiana Railway
G. A. Rankin
Thompson
Bedford
Rankin
Christmas is coming evidence says it is not hot air
A playful verse declares Christmas is really, truly coming, urging readers to investigate and accept the seasonal truth without fear of contradiction. It emphasizes conviction, not doubt, comparing certainty to a trump and Gabriel’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel
Trump
Legacy of David Cummings A Life in Indiana Faith and Family
A biographical sketch chronicles David Cummings born 1823 in Old Virginia. He moved to Tennessee and Indiana, married Elizabeth Faubion, then Elizabeth Lovell Cummings, and fathered 12 children. He organized a Heltonville church elder, farmed 80 acres, lived 58 years on the same property, and valued Christian faith. He died 1905 at age 81, remembered as generous, pious, and a unifier of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Virginia
Malachia Cummings
Tennessee
Susanna McBride
Leatherwood
Shanswick Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Sally
James
John
Joseph
William
Rosa
David
Polly
Susan
Lucinda
Nancy
Gabriel
Alexandria
Becca Jane
Elizabeth Faubi
River
Jordan
Heltonville
Elizabeth Lovell Cummings
Elizabeth Faubion
Pleasant Run Township
David Cummings
Church of God
James Buchanan
Alexander’s sorrow over failed world conquest
The mock scene shows Alexander weeping over his limited domain as ministers debate boosting morale. A secretary notes that if the Japs had been found earlier, history might judge him harshly for biting off more than he could chew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Alex
George Washington
Barefoot Start in Hfe Described as Swaddled Childhood
A fragment recalls a barefoot boy in Hfe with no shoes or hat yet notes he wore swaddling clothes. The scene mentions a large flat carpet and evokes a simple, modest upbringing.
Miscellaneous Humorous Snippets From A 19th Century Page
A collage of quips about guidance from George Washington and a pun filled dialogue about jokes and a judge wife. The passages play with social mores and domestic humor. The tone imitates light satire and conversational wit.
Foolish Dig Turns Up Cheaper Dynamite
A man burrowed for an automobile and deeper for repairs, deeming it foolish yet noting dynamite would be cheaper. The remark reflects a misadventure in a historical context.
A mix of proverbs and social notes from Bedford society
The brief items include reflections on social behavior and wit, a humorous take on health and risk, and a society note announcing Miss Ida Waldron of Bloomington marrying Frank J. Dunn, ex mayor of Bedford. The tone resembles a 19th or early 20th century society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Waldron
Bloomington
Bedford
Frank J. Dunn
Time Table for Bedford to Oolitic Trips 1906
Effective June 11 1906 the Bedford Oolitic timetable lists northbound departures from Bedford at 7 am 8 42 am 2 17 pm and 6 55 pm and southbound from Oolitic at 7 30 am 12 20 pm 5 30 pm 7 25 pm with connections to main line trains at Bedford. J G Ray general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Oolitic
J. G. Ray
Steveny Not Guilty in acquittals at Justice Harris Court
Steveny was found not guilty, Carl Stacney and son Walter acquitted. Walter faced an assault and battery charge, Carl as an accessory to the transaction. Court ruled a person cannot be prosecuted as an accessory to a misdemeanor, discharged the father. Walter not guilty of assaulting a boy named Skerd on the Southern railway company's tenth street trestle where injuries were alleged from a fall 35 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stacney
Walter
Harris Court
Skerd
Southern Railway Company
Tenth Street
Monon Excursion to Louisville Aug 8 from Romney
Monon Route announces a special excursion train Sunday August 8 running from Romney and intermediate stations to Louisville and back. Details on time, rates and information appear in hand bills. For further information contact Mrs Fisher general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Romney
Borden
Louisville
HomMs. Fisher
Gen
Agt
Low Round Trip Rates to California This Summer
Travel deal announces $62.50 round trips from Chicago to California cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento and Santa Barbara with May June and August departure dates. Through tourist sleeping cars from Chicago depart 10 25 p m daily via Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Lines led by F A Miller general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Santa Barbara
Union Passenger Station
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Line
F. A. Miller
Railway Exchange
Notice of Foreclosure Suit in Lawrence Circuit Court
State of Indiana notice from Lawrence County dates September verm 1905. Benjamin F Henderson administrator of Martin Hughes estate files mortgage foreclosure suit against nonresidents Howard H Chess and Florence A Chess. Defendants must appear September 1905 at Bedford courthouse to answer or demur. Clerk L Boone Leonard signs. Branaman Branaman attorneys represent plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence, Ciscuit
Benjamin F. Henderson
Martin
Hughes
Lawrence County Notice To NonResidents In Indian Lawsuit
Notice to non residents of Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1905 James A Houck et al Va Henry Speed et al Plaintiffs through Brooks & Brooks file suit to quiet title and reform deeds against Henry Speed his wife widow of Henry Speed and heirs administrators executors and assigns of multiple deceased parties names include Jonathan Lindley Martha Lindley Ruth Farlon Joseph Farlon Eleanor Chambers Samuel Chambers David Bruner Nancy Bruner Benjamin Evans Rachel Evans Alfred Rudyard John Rudyard Mary Rudyard William Connelly Sarah Connelly Fathy Baldwin Elisha Baldwin John Connelly John McBride Mrs John McBride William McBride Mary McBride Alexander Connelly Phohy Connelly John Rector Mary Rector Henry Davis Hanna Kern Seigal Kern Catherine McVey Edward McVay Thomas Lindley Jane Lindley and others not residents of Indiana to appear September 1905 at Bedford court house to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Speed
Jonathan Lindley
Martha Lindley
Jonatthan Lindley
Ruth Farlon
Joseph Farlon
Huth Farlon
Ilso
Joseph Farion
Elleanor Chambers
Samuel Chambers
Ellennor Chambers
Said Samuel Chambers
David Bruner
Nancy Bruner
Said David Bruner
Iegutees
Benjamin Evans
Rachel Evans
Alfred Rudyard
William McBride
Mary McBride
McBride
Alexander T. Connelly
Phohy Connelly
Pheby Connelly
John Rector
Mary Rector
Henry Davis
Hanna Kern
Seigal Kern
Catherine McVey
Matherine McVey
Edward McVay
Thomas Lindley
Jane Lindley
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Broad Brooks
Thomas Henry Lowrey
Henry P. Pearson
Lowrey
Thomas Henry Lowery
Pho
Henry Lowrey
John Lowrey
John Lowrey, Jr
John Lowry. Jr
Wannah Jane Lowrey
Flusnah
Jane Lowey
Hannah Jane Lowrey
Hannah Janelwrey
Sarah Eliza Lowrey
William Harvey Lowrey
Decessed
Wiliam Hervey Lowrey
Albert Davis
Elizabeth Rime
A. D
Court House
Boone Len
Henry P, Pearson
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Guthrie Township 1905
Noble Malott trustee presents proposed yearly expenditures and tax levies for Guthrie Township Law rence County Indiana at the Advisory Board meeting on Sept 5 1905. items include township expenditures 9500. township tax 7 cents per hundred. local tuition 183784 and tax 27 cents. special school tax 8480 68 and 10 cents. additional road tax 1 cent. poor expenditures 208.20 and 3 cents. total expenditures 3215.78 and total tax 48 cents per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Malott
Flinn Township Budget Proposals for 1905 Expenditures and Taxes
Trustee H. O. Allen of Flinn Township Indiana announces at the School District No. 5 meeting on September 5 1905 starting at 10 o clock the proposed expenditures for the year including township and local taxes and a special school tax. The report lists total expenditures 2065.00 and total tax 68 cents per hundred with assessments of lands personal property mortgage credits and polls totaling 270000 taxable property and 136 polls.
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Pleasant Run 1905
The Trustee of Pleasant Run township Lawrence county Indiana sets proposed expenditures and tax levies for 1906 at a schoolhouse District No 6 meeting. Township expenditures 8975 with 15c tax rate. Local Tuition 62000 with 3c tax. Special School 1050 with 18c tax. Road 425 with 4c tax. Poor 6350 with 6c tax. Total expenditures 4700 with total tax 81.
Bedford Umpire Tied to Bedford Nine in Bloomington Game
Bloomington played baseball at Bedford Sunday amid reports the umpire was a full member of the Bedford nine. The allegation suggests potential bias affecting the contest officiated by a local club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bedford
Bedford Nine
Bloomington Telephone
Notice of Administration in Mitchell Estate
The undersigned appointed by the Clerk of the Lawrence Olreait Court as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Clarissa A. Mitchell, deceased. The estate is solvent. July 18 1905. Citizens Trust Co Brooks and Brooks Attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Olreait Court
Clarissa A. Mitchell
Citizens Trust CO
Brooks & Brooks
Attys
Foreclosure of Mortgage in Lawrence Circuit Court
Lawrence County Indiana court records show Medora State Bank filing a foreclosure complaint against Rezin F Fowler and Edith Fowler. They are nonresidents. defendants must answer at the next term starting September 1905 in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit Court
Medora State Bank
Medora
Notice of Nonresidents in Indiana Lawrence County Suit
Lawrence Circuit Court in 1905 hears a complaint to quiet title on real estate against nonresidents including multiple Lowrey family members and others. The defendants must appear by September 19 at Bedford Court House or face default. filing by Henry P. Pearson for the plaintiff.
Complaint for Quiet Title In Lawrence Circuit Court
Martin and Martin sue to quiet title to real estate against unknown heirs and executors of multiple deceased Littons and Coopers plus nonresidents of Indiana. The defendants must answer by September 1, 1905, or default will be entered. Bedford, June 9, 1905. Clerk Boone Leonard.
Notice To Contractors for Perry Township School House
Sealed bids due by 2 p m August 5 1905 for construction of a one room school in District 5 Perry Township Lawrence County Indiana. Completion by September 5 1905 with bond equal to double the bid. Trustee Ovel A Evans reserves right to reject any bid. Dated July 1 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Ovel A. Evans
Ucion
Lawsuit Seeks Forcible Answer in Lawrence Court
State of Indiana Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court Bedford summons Everett Presnall nonresident to appear by September 17 next term's first Monday 1905 to answer the complaint filed by Annie Presnall through Martin & Martin attorneys. Clerk Boone Leonard seals the notice dated July 27 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit Court
Annie Presnall
Martin & Martin
Everett Presnall
Mortgage foreclosure notice in Lawrence County Indiana
The plaintiff Luman Smith sues William C Stallings Nettie E Stallings and the executors and assigns of William C Stallings deceased for foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate in Indiana. Defendants must appear September 19 1905 term (September 25 1905) at Bedford courthouse to answer or demur. Boone Leonard Clerk. Brooks & Brooks Attorneys.
Trustee proposes 1905 township and school tax estimates
The Trustee of Shanswick Township Lawrence County Indiana sets proposed expenditures and taxes for 1905 at the advisory board meeting to be held at Citizens National Bank Bedford at 2 pm September 6 1905. Totals show township expenditures 00000 tax 7 cents per hundred dollars local tuition 2500 00 tax 18 cents special school tax 5000 00 tax 36 cents road tax 100 04 tax 7 cents and poor expenditures 1297 80. Overall totals list 90780 expenditure and 67 cents tax per hundred. assessment figures include township city and polls with August 1 1906 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Shanswick Township
Idaiana
Citizens' National Bank
Bedford
City of
Arorie F. Dalton
Bid notice for Indian Creek Township schoolhouse 1905
The Indian Creek Township Advisory Board in Lawrence County Indiana invites seated bids for a schoolhouse at the junction of Dark Hollow Stone road with Bedford and Fayetteville pine. Bids due July 27 1905 by 1040 m. The project must be completed by September 12 1905. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J M Potter Trustee. Dated July 8 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Dark Hollow Stone Road
Bedford and
Fayetteville
Notice of License to Retail Application in Bedford
Elisha Grimes of Bedford announces a forthcoming application to the Lawrence county Board of County Commissioners at the August term 1905 for a license to sell vinous and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons for one year. The business location is the front room of a two story brick building on the north 30 feet of lot 19 in Bedford town now city, on the southwest corner fronting I Street. July 14, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Shawswick Township
Lawrence County
State of Indiana
Indransa
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana
Jet
Quiet Title Notice in Lawrence County Court
State of Indiana Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1905. William J Mark and William Ragsdale et al sue to quiet title to real estate. Defendants listed include Alice Alexander Charles Ragsdale Benjamin Younger and others not residents of Indiana. They are summoned to appear next term on the first Monday in September 1905 at Bedford Court House to answer or demur. Clerk BounE Leonard signs. Brooks Attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Branaman
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court
Lawrence U'rcalt Court
A. D
State OF Indiana
Lawrence
Luman Smith
William
Stallings
William C. Stallings
Nettie E. Stallings
William OC. Stallings
Nettie E Stallings
Todiana
Indiana
Brooks & Brooks
William Ragsdale
Alice Alexander
Charles Ragsdale
Benjamin Younger
Willim Ragsdale
Curtis Ragsdale
Carrie Hamilton
Anole Holt
Sallie Head
Bomer Head
Grace Head
John Head
Mary Susan Head
Boune Leonard
Brobiss ‘ Brooks
Seth Lunsford
Henry Cushing
Cushing
Hedford
Martin & Martin
Cuthbert Bullet
Ogether
Bullet
Cuthbert Bullett
Thomas Bullet
Cuthbert Hullet
Abel Murray
Abe Murray
Dinnah Murray
Disnah Murray
Julia Ann Riddle
John Riddle
Hosea Murray
Louisa Murray
Tolbert Murray
Mary Jane Murray
Mary
Murray
Tolbert( Murray
Richard H. Ball
Richard Hy. Hall
Mary J. Hall
Isaac Murray
Sophia Murray
Wiliam Ki. Murray
Elizabeth Dava
John Davis
J Boone Leonard
Martin & Martin, Attys
Lawence Circuit Court notice in 1905 case Bowden v Lunsford
The State of Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court issues a summons in the case of Doily Bowden by Martin & Martin against Seth Lunsford and multiple unknown heirs and administrators. They are required to appear on the 12th day of the next term, September, at Bedford Court House, or the suit will proceed.
Quiet title action in Martin County Indiana 1905
The case William Turley vs Cuthbert Bullet et al seeks to quiet title to real estate in J Lawrence County Indiana. Plaintiffs state numerous heirs and spouses of deceased owners including Bullet Murray Riddle Hall and others, nonresidents, with a court date set for September 1905 in Bedford.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flames & Day
Bedford, Indiana
Thomas. Brooks
Fred B. Otis
Otis & Brooks, Proprietors
Gar
Wtgal Advertising
Arstinsertion
New Home
Central Union
Telegraphic
Miss Beile Fessenl
Mrs. John Fessell
New Albany
Cty
Fire and Water Departments
Man
Stone Business
Beath
Callie Campbell Hamner
John R. Pearson
Pace
Cumback IS
Sears
Ayer
Alldruggists
J.C. Ayer Lowell, Mi
Yellow Jack
Dr. Davis
BONO
M. E. Church
Miss Dodds
Iowa
J. V. Hughes
Monta Neidiffer
Washington County
T. L. Neidiffer
John Howell
Mitchell
Talbott Cemetery
Joseph Simpson
George Sink
Belonia Voyles
Degsie Voyles
Bruce Lee
Bud Henderson
Cal Hughes
Howard
Southern
Indiana Coal Company
By Duncan M. Smith
Three
Bedford Belt Railway
Steveny
Howard H. Chess
Florence
Chess
Branaman & Urinaman
Florence A. Chess
Fodiana
Tin Court House
Branaman & Branaman
Flinn Township
Sss Sane
H. O. Allen
J. J. Paubson
Tion
Ay ' Rezin F. Fowler
Eta
State OF
Bessie M. Bairns
Fenha
John M. Tallysonu
Uriah Litton
Elizabeth Litton
Uriah Litten
Jesse A. Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Titty B. Cooper
Emily E Cooper
Jonathan R. Cooper
Jonatain K. Cooper
Jane Starr Dilley
John Dilley
Lycurgus Grinford
Willia Crawford
Emily Selby
I Odiana
Nntion
J. M Potter
Elisha Grimes
Doily Bowden
William Turley
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