Court reports list criminal and civil dispositions
The circuit court presided by Judge A. A. Chapin disposed a mix of cases this term. Criminal dockets include State v Utility Paper Co. from Hartford City, State v Thomas Miller liquor sales, multiple State v Miller continuations, and various guilty pleas with fines from five to twenty dollars. Civil dockets show judgments by default, dismissals, and transfers, plus estate and guardianship actions and a large volume of docket activity. The surrounding notes mention local happenings and community items.
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The
Utility Paper Co
Hartford City
Blackford County
A. A. Chapin
Ft. Wayne
Thomas Miller
Vincent Minniear
Wm. Burns
Albert Goff
Thomas Rhea
Thomas Nutter
Flea
Wm. K. Grove
Randall Abshire
Lewis Twibell
Abshire
Twibell
Carey Holloway
Rhea
Holloway
A. F. Cotton
James Woods
Ezra Harbaugh
James Captain
Adams County
Honduras Hootingss by Snakeye
Local weather note reports snow gone and roads muddy. Humorous bulletin mentions Alf Strait and asks if he ever got left. Everyone quoted as busy with some task as weather stays warm and pleasant.
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Alf Strait
Spice of Life column highlights few factual items
A compact digest notes Master Workman Sovereign denying urging violations of Judge Jenkins order in St. Paul. Louisville hosts Railway and Steamship Shipping Association while some railroads threaten withdrawals. Senator Allison touts silver restoration progress at Brussels. Other items mention Reuben F. Kolb in Alabama, Daughters of the Revolution concerns, Dr. W H Carter jailed in Chicago for counterfeiting, and insurance firm in Louisville filing.
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Jenkins
St. Paul
Railway and Steamship Shipping Association
Louisville
Allison
Siver
Cleveland, Canton and Southern Railroad
Reuben F. Kolb
Alabama
Washington
Daughters of the Revolution
W. H. Carter
San Francisco
Chicago
Dr. Carter Medicine Company
New York
Union of Methodists End Civil War Rift in St Louis
In St Louis on March 6 a joint love feast and communion united two Methodism divisions once split since 1844 over slavery. About forty to fifty ministers attended as Lord's Supper was shared and several addresses signaled restored unity after years of hostility.
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Chicago
Northwest
Mississippi
Zimmerman
Johnson
Spooner
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Eagle Creek
Montgomery
W. Va
Ohio
Kent & Stanley
Providence
S. A. Jackson
Kosciusko
Mias
W. P. Ratcliffe
Alliance Vindicator
Samuel Russell
Will Sanders
Rich Hill
Gainesville
Tex
Ida van Etten
Paris
Bluefields
Mosquito Reservation
Heard
Missouri
District of Columbia
Gierman
Schofield
Mich
Columbian Fire Insurance Company of America
Louisville
Little Rock
Boston Run
Ashland
St. Louis National Bank
William FE. Burr
Edward M. Field
Ludlow Street
New York
George R. Grant
St. Louis
Union M. E. Church
Notice to Teachers Regular examination for teach ers license
Regular examination of applicants for teachers license will be held the last Saturday of each month at the Central School Building. Applicants not known to the superintendent must present a character certificate from a school trustee. A library fee of fifty cents is charged. Apply by 9:00 a.m. Kerr W Stink County Superintendent.
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M. Kerr
W.stink
Flora Machling
John O’brien
Hig
Fiora Achling
Indiana
Wells Circuit Court
Bluffton
Biaffton
A. Oppenheim
Consumption Cure Promises Free Remedies for Readers
T A Slocum announces a positive remedy for consumption promising thousands cured. He offers to send two bottles free to readers who provide their Express and postal addresses, claiming rapid, permanent results. He lists 131 Pearl Street, New York as his address.
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P. O
T. A. Slocum
Pearl St
N. F
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Thomas L. Wisner
Justice OF the Peace
Williamson Block
Joseph Burns
Keystone
IND
John O'Brien
Attorney AT Law
Williamson
Votary Public
Hale Block
J. K. Rinehart
G. T. Markley
Hale & Markley
J.P. Hale
Exchange Bank
J. Todd
Wilson & Todd, Attorneys AT Law
WN. K.todd
Don C. R. Kocher
Over Exchange Bank
Market St
MS. Martin
H. Eichhorn
Attorneys AT Law
L. H. Cook
Main Street
Bliss House
Thonas Sturgis
Bluffton, Ind
Centennial Block
Dr. J. Shoemaker
Ofice
Harry Deam
Cc. Miller
Mock & Simmons
Bluffton, Mnd
Wells County Bank
Webster’s
J. J. Brewer
Ur Supreme
al All Booksellers
G. & C. Merriam Co. Publishers
Springfield
Ctus
Jollars
George Stinson &Co
Portland
Maine
Circuit Court
Neil Hunnicutt
Barney Forst
John C. Linneman
E.C. Vaughn
Nancy Vooper
I. C. Vaughn
Singer Manufacturing Co
Mary M. Lees
Thomas C Neal
Wm. H. Summers
Jacob North
McClellan Higgins
Geo. W. Studabaker, Jr
Mary A. Sharpe
Matilda A. Miller
Hugh Dougherty
Theodore Horton
James IP. Hale
Dr. Horton
H. S. Steele
Honduras
Cram Brothers
Garber’s
David Cram
H. E. Deihl
Oliver Mills
South Fork
Uncle Ad
Salt Lake
Zion
Charles Sauthine
Minn
Tillman Robenold
G. M. T. Houck
Foxy
Oliver S
Oliver
John Lenhart
W. H. H. France
Daniel P. Bolds
Harvey Harruff
Peter P. Ashbaucher
W. E. Falk
Conrad, Brake
David Eckrote
Gregory
Dexter
Charles Salyards
Carlisle
Martin
Hubach
Toledo
Brooklyn
Sutherland
Solomon Deutech
Billy Io Denver
Tacoma
Carnot
Dufferin
Vincetti Foretti
Denver
Fort Worth
Theodore Thomas
Peixoto
General Daza
Bolivia
Urjuni
Zach Jannett
Clarksville
Tenn
W. T. Alexander
Hawaiian Provisional Government
Snakeye
Occidental
Comax
B.C
Charles H. Hoyt
Playright
Caroline Scales
Arthur Duestrow
Suivida
Union OF Methodists
Ondertakloe and
Harry
U. S SA
Obalming
DEAM
Iee
Daamene
Wells County
Ice 3 Deers Weet of Exchange Bank
Grafften
Tofairbank &Co
Chicaco
Avind the
Messengar
Santa Claus
WW. K. Fairbakk & CO
W. L
W. L. Douglas
Breckton
Mass
G. F. McFarrfn
Health and Happiness
Fig Honey Co
Tryabottis
J.E. Sturgis
Vably
Weil+ eiroult court
Lewis E. Kickley
Blain Gertride Fox
Woodson Fox
John W. Taylor
Caroline H. Taylor
Court House
Bauer
Union Station
Geg. W. Huffman
Fed
the Park Drug Co
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State of Indiana
County of Wells
William M. Sharp
Michael Cullen
Sliam A. Lee
Charles Campbell
Notting
Franklin Campbell
Ham Township
Wittian A. Lax, J, P
Frank Machling
Wells
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