Indiana Court Actions and Sentences Under Multiple Dockets
Vermillion County court records show various criminal and civil matters. Richards fined 70 dollars and costs for a charge with Gilpin’s case dismissed. Ryan jailed ten days for dangerous weapons. Alexander acquitted of grand larceny. Tatman fined for petit larceny. Dismissals and continuances noted in several cases including Roth, Wicks, and Kelley. A burglary trial in Jeffersonville reformatory yields two to fourteen years and disenfranchisement. multiple divorces and restraining orders pending or granted. receivership petition for Newport Brick and Clay Co. granted. federal and local notices listed for multiple estates and unknown heirs in Vermillion Circuit Court docket 5653.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
James Low
J. W. Amis
William Richards
Joan Gilpin
Viet. Richards
Gilpin
State
William Ryan
Jesse Alexander
George Tatman
Tie
A. M. Dicken
Louis BE. Snapp
Charles B. York
Joseph M. Rabb
Robert D. Hobbs
Frank J. Wicks
Minnie M. Alsman
F. J. Wicks
Pidebio and Casualty Co
B. C. Millikin
Maude Kelley
Pearl E. Kelley
R. Hopkins
City of
Clinton
Mary Hardin
James Hardin
J.T. Richards Et al
Istand
America Young
Edward H. Young
Ernest Hiberly
Edith Twiber- Ives
M. Avery
N. J. Avery
National Drain and Tile Co
John E. Greee
William Dole
Ymet
C. & E. L. Railroad Company
Lilldale
Wie
Ile
Cayuza Bank
Cayuga Park
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Fair View Park Areas and More
Real estate transfers include Anna N Newland to Flora J McGinnis of three lots in Fair View Park for 100 dollars Edith Smith et al to Flora J Park for 900 dollars Jennettie Bumgardner to Philo Curtis covering forty four and three quarters acres in Clinton township for 25 dollars Jamies W Asbury to Lewis R Asbury five acres in Vermillion township for 1 dollar H B Haven to Willian Hines a lot in Perrysville for 130 dollars John T Lowe to Rosetta A De-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna N. Newland
Flora J. McGinnis
Fair View Park
Edith Smith Et al
Jennettie Bumgardner
Philo Curtis
Clinton Township
Jamies W. Asbury
Lewis R.asbury
Vermillion Township
H. B. Haven
Willian Hines
Perrysville
John T. Lowe
Rosetta A
Property Transfers In Hamilton County and Nearby Townships
Several land transactions recorded. Fons to Hodaway 149.15 acres in Eugene township for 7250 dollars. John W. Ross to Harvey Sprague two lots in Dana for 400. James Quinlan to O B Price one acre in Helt township for 400. Robert Cheesewright to I R R Co 6.57 acres in Helt township for 600. Indiana Electric Co to George W Slughes three lots in Dana and Newport for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fons
Cee
George M .Hodaway
Hidtiaed Boaz
Eugene
John W. Ross
Harvey Sprague
Dana
James Quinlan
O. B. Price
Helt Township
Robert Cheesewright
Indiana Electric Company
George W. Slughes
Dana and
Newport
Christian Church Bible School and Services
The Christian Church announces Bible school at 9:30 led by superintendent Wm. Devon ald. Preaching and communion at 10:45 with sermon "We Are All Here." Evening service at 7:00 with sermon "The Spirit's Revelation." Official board meets at 2:30 p.m. Thomas A. Nall, pastor. Everyone cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Wm. Devonald
Allie Narlan
Nellie Butler
Thomas A. Nall
Finlander Alex Rusila Fined for Assault and Liquor License Violations
Alex Rusila was fined $5 plus $12.80 costs by Squire Ruby for assault and battery on Jacob Mackie. He paid another $12.80 fine for selling liquor without a license. Detectives Davies and Ruby warn foreigners about city licensing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rusila
Squire Ruby
Jacob Mackie
Davies
Bank Elects Officers At First National Bank Meeting
The First National Bank elected officers and directors Tuesday morning. Jas H. Wilson was named President with Edward Shirkie as Vice President and Hal McClellan as Second Vice President. F L Swinehart became Secretary, Thos Pinson and B H Morgan were named directors, and Joe Strain was cashier. The bank declared a ten percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Jas H. Wilson
Edward Shirkie
Hal McClellan
F. L. Swinehart
Thos. Pinson
B. H. Morgan
Joe Strain
Non Resident Notice in Vermillion Circuit Court 1905
In Vermillion county Indiana a non resident notice in the 1905 December term names defendants unknown heirs and others as non residents. The suit John F Walter vs Joseph Dupratt et al sets trial for March 13 1906 at Newport and warns defendants to appear and answer or demur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Vermillion County
Vermillion
John F. Walter
Joseph Dupratt
John Whitcomb
C. J. Keegan
Indiana
Circuit Court
Newport
Notice of pendency in Ambrose v Spangler Vermillion Co
December term 1905 suit names unknown heirs of several deceased defendants. Cause No. 5655 sets trial for March 13, 1906 at Vermillion county circuit court in Newport Indiana. Plaintiffs demand appearance and answer or demur to the complaint. Clerk Wu Fr Weis, attorney Joseph W Amis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Vermillion County
Vermillion Circuit
John E. Gregg
Miriam Gregg
William P. Dole
John Davidson
Alfred Luce
Eliza Jane Luce
William Malone
William Lt. Malone
Frederick Spangler
Rebecca Spangler
Charles Jordan
Isaac 8. Palmer
Isaac S. Palmer
William Caldwell
George W. McAlpin
James E. Polk
James HE. Polk
J. Henry Hibbin
J. Henry Thibben
Earl W. Stempson
William A. Richardson
John Whitcomb
Andrew King
Andrew Kine
John P. Chase
Thomas Jackson
Wabash and Erie Canal
John A. Wiltermood
Indiana
Newport
Starzh
Wa. F. Wettus
R. E. Stephens
Frank F. Ambrose
Ann Chase
James KE. Polk
J. Henry Thibbin
J. Henry Tibbin
Circuit Court
Fr. Weis
Joseph W. Amis
Liquor Seller Fined in Squire Ruby Court
Santi Carli of South Sixth street was fined five dollars plus twelve dollars eighty cents costs on a liquor license violation after Mrs. Polaski filed an affidavit in Squire Ruby's court and he paid the amount. Dr. J H Bogart plans a ground floor opera house near the Masonic building if profitable. Edward Shirkie Jr has orders from the Dering Coal Co to begin sinking a new mine west of the city and to develop Oak Hill mine and build 200 tenement houses west of the city, creating many jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Myers
R. Hk. Stokesberry
Fairview
Henry Myers
Jthenry
Will Pearman
Nidley
Ladies of the Center Sunday School
Conklin
Sam Myers
Sam
James Daugherty
Crown
No. 1
Cecil Crane
Santi Carli
South Sixth Street
J. H. Bogart
Edward Shirkie, Jr
Dering Coal Company
Oak Hill
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Plain Dealer
Vaughn & Vannest
Home Telephone NO
Eliza Ford
Sallie Daugherty
Sugar Grove
Ais. Daugherty
Frog College
Mitchell
Colorado
A. Ll.church
Wa. F. Wettis
Swinehart Hardware CO
Bria & Vietti
North Ninth Street
Griffiths Palace
Frade
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