Docket notes and court outcomes at Monroe circuit court
The Monroe circuit court wrapped a five week term with many cases disposed including a large criminal docket of ninety nine indictments. Arraignments and verdicts covered numerous real estate and civil actions, with notable rulings in the Meer gan guardianship case and several debt and damages suits. The term closed with adjournment set for next Saturday and a March 5 term next year. Public notices include a primary oratorical contest at Indiana University and temperance organization plans in Bloomington.
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Bradfute
Henry J. Feltus
Monroe
Souré
Grand Jury
Instem
John D. Meergan
Samuel Brisco
Indiana University
Old College Chapel
Indianapolis
University Glee Club
IL. U
Bloomington
Gold Cure League
WLC. T.U
Samuel Moore
Julian Wentworth
John Boland
Anderson Seeks Joint Rep for Brown and Monroe
In Bloomington Indiana a local notice promotes John KK. Anderson as a candidate for Joint Representative for Brown and Monroe counties. Anderson, once a farmer, now assists in James B. Clark’s grocery business and is praised for judgment and social qualities. A second feature highlights Oscar Fulwider’s six hundred piece walking cane with two hundred wood varieties and a colorful top, to be exhibited at Carmichael and Urmey.
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Bloomington
Ind
Balch
D. W. Brooks
Sam
Emery
John
Bey
Lutsinger
W. Hi. Morgan
Wijah
White
Miss Minnie
R.A. East
P.M
John KK. Anderson
Brown
Monroe
Anderson
James B. Clark
Oscar Fulwider
Fulwider Planing Mill
Hell and Few People Going There Sermon
The Rev. TL T VanCleave of Kirkwood Avenue Christian Church preached on Hell and Few People Going There. He defined hell as eternal misery and described how choosing sin leads to its fires, urging belief in God and forgiveness through Christ.
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TL. T. VanCleave
Kirkwood Avenue Christian Church
Hell
Jebi
Earth
Purgatory
Howe
God
Kingdom of Heaven
Paul
Vandeaye
Train Excursion Fares To New Orleans And Southern States
The L N A and Monon Route announce excursion tickets with a round trip fare to New Orleans and points in Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and to Georgia as far east as Augusta and west of a line from Augusta to Millen Eastman Abbeville Albany River Junction including Florida. Final limit twenty days from sale. Also a church note praising perseverance and the value of work in preparing entertaining Christmas events.
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N. A
Monon
New Orleans
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Augusta
Millen
Eastman
Abbeyville
Albany
River Junction
Florida
The Things We Know of Bloomington Week Happenings
A Bloomington weekly notes infant death in Martinsville guest visits, county librarian begins duties, and local printing output claim. Reports on marriage licenses, a piano show at the opera house, and speeches by Rev. Hamilton. Faculty and business changes include Nabobs show tickets and Kahn clothing sales staff. Archdeacon Farrar discusses higher criticism and scripture inspiration with cautious religious optimism.
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Marshal
John Boyd
John Murphy
Swain
W. B. Brown
Henry E. Coblents
CT. Ruipp
C. 8. Thomas
Opera House
Bloomington
Harrodsbuurg
Ellettsville
Stinesville
Charles Carr
Kahn Clothing Company
Asbury Hamilton
M. E
Waverly
A. B. Hamilton
Hamilton
College Avenue
M. I
The
North End Furniture Company
Sanford T Peter
Noblesville
State University
J. D. Showers
W. N. Showers
Charles T. Showers
S. ¥. Teter
United States
Archdeacon Farrar
Germany
Ile
Church of Christ
Lectures and scenes from Louisville journalism events
The City Editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal spoke at the Free College Course on February night, detailing how the paper covered the Falls City cyclone in five hours. A post-lecture supper at the National hotel followed, with menus listed and several dignitaries praised. Also noted were the college Glee Club’s February 16 concert and Cincinnati performances of The New Nabobs starring Henshaw and Ten Broeck, lauded for a strong run.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Tast
Thomas G. Watkins
Louisville Courier-Journal
State University
Louisville
Watkins
Falls City
Courier- Journal
National Hotel
Fostal
T. i. Lawes
College Glee Club
Old College Chapel
Chulat
E. Taylor
W.W. Ragh
GV. Patterson
Y. Patterson
M.B. Griffith
Jenon Earle Layman
W. TE. Willis
I. W. Brook
Rettcher
W. I. Wood
BE. C. Syrett
Sylvan W. Rahn
HW. . Rugh
J. Young
O. D. McMullen
The Drummer’s Tale From a Pullman Car Affair
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a man traveling from Indiana toward Indianapolis who meets a Vincennes man and a young couple. The young man nervously explains his recent marriage made him anxious and sick, fearing a life change as the train nears Indiana. The Vincennes man offers reassurance and a plan to seek Mary, while the tale ends with concern and a request for a nudge if the man falters aboard the journey.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Mary
Detriot
Freshmen plan rumored seyup with Sophomores
The Freshmen met Wednesday afternoon and organized a planned annual seyup with the Sophomores. Rumors say if anything happens, someone may get hurt at the event.
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Seyup
Ccasion
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Wiers
Dugger & Neal Cont Company
North Bedford Stone Co
James M. Nickman
Charles Kirkman Estate
Plif
Sallie Bundy
Charles Ross
Real Estate Building & Loan Fund Association
New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Co
Bloomington Stone Co
Bloomington Gas Co
Patsy Arnott
Rachael Green Estate
Claint
State of Indiana
J. M. Hinkle
Mary J. Bastin
Jes
Charis
Woman's Relif Corps
Nid
Deep Solow
Woman's Relief Corps
L. T. van Cleave
Righa
Tern Excursion
Rte
Ren. Cooper
Miss Hite
Martinsville
R. Worrall
Alice Spencer
Monroe County
M. Dawson
Rachael A. Daniels
Georges Howe
Laura Lanman
Kankakee
John, Dolan
N.Y
Ja Grace
California
Danniel O. Spencer
T. G. Watkins
Chas Poster
W. P. Rogers
Yr. Sampson
C. R. Worrall
Miers
L. V. Buskirk
D.D. Banta
Mr. Watkins
Charles Foster
Courier-Journal
Daniel O. Spencer
Nannie Duncan
Bedford
Olive Batman
Heuck
Henshaw
Ten ‘Broeck
May Ten Broeck
May Ten Boeck
Ten Broeck
Cincinnati Enquirer
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