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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1897
Page
5
A local note reports Ed Bitner has moved into Granville Miller's East Street home. The item catalogues other town news including medical visits, ads, and social updates from Rushville, Carthage, and nearby areas.
Special correspondent reports transfers in county this week. Danuvel Shanhar Jr to Frank O. ie in Washington township for $1.00. Albert R. Youngs and wife to Geo. W. ot 72 acres in Posey township for $. Maggie Johnson and husband to West land in Center town 4 acres for $350. Robt. N. Hinchman and wife to T. N. setaty lot 132 in Payne's addition to Rushville for $410. Geo. C. Clark to Alonzo L. Stewart 108 acres in Noble township for $4000. Harris B. Box trustee to Samuel B. Stinger heirs land in Ripley township for $410. Henry Leisure and wife to Charley Leisure 62 acres in Posey township for $1500. John W. Louder et al to John Leisure land in Ripley township 40 acres for $1800. Isaac M. Spencer to Wm. D. Jordan land in Posry township 36 acres for $1700. Ethan A. Trees and wife to Jennie Shelton lots in Manilla for $900.
New case docketed in the clerk’s office during the week ending with March filing de mand $50. The document lists Elier Marz Koes as a party in a separate action against no on a Se. court records indicate a monetary demand of fifty dollars.
An analysis questions sensational U S newspaper reports on Emil Lueders, a mixed German Haitian youth. It argues no war threat existed and calls the coverage inflated. It notes Lueders may claim German citizenship, cites punishment for a cabman incident, and suggests Haiti may compensate if Lueders is deemed German. The piece ends mocking the media stunts and selling envelopes.
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