New Suits Filed in Bartholomew County Circuit Court
A list of numerous civil actions filed in Bartholomew County Circuit Court includes State of Indiana versus Laura J. Davis and related parties seeking penalties and demands up to 5000 dollars, with various administrators of estates named. Multiple note and account cases against heirs and estates show demands ranging from several dollars to 176.75 dollars, with attorneys listed for each action.
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Circuit Court
Bartholomew County
Milanese Mandolin Club Promises Early Entertainment
The Milanese Mandolin Club, a new Butler origin group, wowed at the Baby Squires entertainment. They will rehearse in the old Winans store band room as they prepare an upcoming show led by director O E Butler. Members include Wiley Vettiford Will Lake Albert Wooley Albert Ruddick Harry Rosenbush Gustave Schuller James Smith.
McCoy v Creedon Boxing Clash Set for Dec 17
New York dispatch says both Creedon and McCoy will press from the opening bell in their Long Island City bout. Creedon, heavier and experienced, seeks quick work while McCoy relies on reach and defense. If Creedon can trap him early, the contest may end swiftly. otherwise McCoy could find openings. See the new spoons aft Arnold's dawts.
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Long Island City
McCoy
Creedon
Columbus forms new orchestra led by Prof Kollmeyer
A Columbus group formed a new orchestra under violinist Prof Fred Kollmeyer, meeting at his residence for practice. The lineup includes E O Butler Frank Lay Ed Kollmeyer George Vorwald Lon Kellible Sep Washburn Joe Sheets.
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Prof. Kollmeyer
Frank Lay
Ed Kollmeyer
George Vorwald
Lon Kellible
President McKinley urged sensible views on Cuba and currency
The Baltimore American praises the presidents clear sense on the Cuban situation. The Baltimore Sun notes the message addresses the currency issue with sensible and just recommendations. The Philadelphia Times comments on the presidents understanding of complex topics and finds the proposals sound and interesting.
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Balti
Phiaaélibia Times
Ind
Dem
Give the Dingley Law a Chance
The President believes the tariff act of the present Congress will eventually yield enough revenue for the government. He says a fair trial of the measure is proper. Philadelphia Times (Independent Democrat).
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Philadelphia Times
Sound Statesmanship on the Cuban Question
The piece praises a message for its calm moderate tone on the Cuban issue, highlighting sound statesmanship and patriotism as its strongest elements. It emphasizes the measured, conservative approach over heated rhetoric in addressing Cuba.
Peace Industry and Arbitration Emphasized by President
The President calls for peace and industry at home and peace and arbitration abroad. The message outlines the core aims of American statesmanship, reflecting a balanced domestic and foreign policy approach.
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Peace and Industry
President admits bond funds funded current government expenses
The president concedes that a large portion of money from bond issues in the prior administration was used to cover current government expenses, an official indorsement previously lacking.
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Ing
Washington Post
Gro. H. Cummins Holiday Goods Sale
A brief notice states Gro. H. Cummins offers holiday goods including books albums dolls and Christmas novelties with savings for shoppers visiting the store.
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Gro. H. Cummins
To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old consumer ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a refund if it fails and marks the genuine product by the L B Q initials on each tablet, priced at 25 cents.
Local Classifieds Include Insurance Notices and Jewelry Bargain
Announcement notes monthly dues for accident and sickness insurance offered by Kinney & Kinney. A bargain counter promotion at Roat's Jewelry Store advertises items. Candidate notices for city or county races will run in this paper until after the convention for a set fee.
Roland and Florine Hamilton wed at Presbyterian Church
One of the city’s largest weddings drew crowds to the Presbyterian church as Elmer E. Roland and Miss Florine Hamilton married with Rev. Parker officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s home before the couple left amid rice and good wishes for a future stay in Indianapolis and Martinsville.
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Ed Lowe
Anna
Bessie
Indianapolis
Lowe
Elmer E. Roland
Florine Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Mate Power
Nina Conde
Mary Brand
Martha Ardery
Clara Peery
Adalaide Zoller
Dr Roland
Louis Lathrope
John Davis
S P Minear
David A Myers
John D Wallingford
Parker
Roland
Inianapolis
Martinsville
Greensburg
Advertise Your Christmas Goods in the Star's Edition
Local solicitors call today to place ads in the Star's big edition tomorrow. Promote Christmas goods in the city's best medium with timely, targeted exposure.
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The
Star
One Price Cash Shoe Store Ad Offers Bargains
Special bargains on baby moccasins in several colors, children’s Dongolia spring heels, and men’s Kid boots. Items priced at 20c to 2.00 with leg lengths and marked values shown. Store promises no deceit and only genuine bargains. J A Newins announces the one price policy.
Bruner and Ferry Wed at Moravian Parsonage
Simeon Bruner and Miss Tilden Ferry of St. Louis Crossing were married yesterday at four o'clock in the Moravian parsonage with Rev. A. Haehnle officiating. The groom is Martin Bruner Jr.'s son and the bride is daughter of ex-Postmaster Frank Ferry.
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Simeon Bruner
Miss Tilden Ferry
St. Louis Crossing
A. Haehnle
Martin Bruner, Jr
Frank Ferry
Hope
Five Youths Arrested in Serious Assault Case
Five young men from this city Holmes Garrett Ben Taylor Jesse Allen Wallace Vanhook and John Doe face a serious charge for alleged attempted criminal assault on Clara Beachout and Rosa Dunlap. The incident occurred Tuesday night affidavits filed yesterday trials set for Monday at 10 o'clock before Justice Palmer. The victims said they misidentified Wallace Vanhook and denied knowing him. Miss Etta Chesner of Columbus visited Miss Minnie Werning today.
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Holmes Garrett
Ben Taylor
Jesse Allen
Wallace Vanhook
Clara Beachout
Rosa Dunlap
Justice Palmer
Record of admin achievements praised by Tribune on Cuba stance
The New York Tribune praises the administration’s nine month record as ample to satisfy supporters of American rights and honor, noting President’s utterances on Cuba. The piece frames the administration as meeting expectations of a broad American audience and defends policy.
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Cuba
N. Y. Tribune
Prominent City Figure Variously Ill and Onward
R. A. Robison, a leading city resident, died last night at his home 1104 Fourth Avenue after a year of illness following a run‑in with a wheelman. The funeral is set for Saturday morning at St. Andrew's. Rost's offers a sale on canes starting at 50 cents.
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R.A. Robison
Fourth Avenue
Andrew's
Woman's Musical to Perform at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Musical will present a program at the Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. All members both active and associate are urged to attend for important church business.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Police Busy Evening as City Encounters Disturbances
Officers answered multiple calls across the city from a Seventh and Wilson gang disturbance to the water works incident with drunken Charlie Sprague. At the Salvation Army hall Capt Baker faced Irish McGrayal who fought back and was jailed after a clash. Groves, who hurled a brick, remains at large.
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Seventh
Wilson
Man jailed for disobeying education law in Bedford
Mitchell Indiana December 9 William Waggoner the first man in the county to disobey the compulsory education law is jailed unable to pay a ten dollar fine set by Bedford Mayor Pearson. Sour Bend Indiana December 9 Joseph Gonsokowski candidate for Polish St Stanislaus Society presidency but expelled for insulting the parish priest sues the society for three thousand dollars. Fort Wayne Indiana December 9 George W Hunter postmaster of Huntertown fined for assaulting T W Johnson in a post office dispute over business matters.
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Mitchell
Ind
William Waggoner
Pearson
Bedford
Sour Benp
Joseph Gonsokowski
St. Stanislaus Society
Father Czyzowski
Society
Ft. Wayne
George W. Hunter
Huntertown
T W Johnson
Clodfelter interests rebuffed on electric line franchise
Anderson Ind Dec 9 county commissioners deny franchise to Clodfelter interests for an electric line along highways from Elwood to Alexandria. Company plans to renew and may offer 1000 cash plus bond for highway maintenance.
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Elwood
Alexandria
Bartholomew Circuit Court Grand Jurors Named
The Bartholomew circuit court lists grand jurors for the coming term. Charles Williams Union Jacob Wrox Columbus Jacob Davis Columbus Tester Drake Thomas Stobo Clay John L Stucky Clay AC Flannigan Rockcreek David Dean Rockcreek Henry Lambert German J A Hargis Nineveh John R Drybread Nineveh.
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John L Stucky
Clay AC Flannigan
Rockcreek
David Dean
Henry Lambert
J A Hargis
Nineveh
John R Drybread
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State of Indiana
Laura J. Davis
Willis Davis
Cader Gant
W.H. Shea
Adm
Shea
Wm. H Shea
Laura Davis
Venalty
Wm. H. Shea
William H. Shea
James E. Nevill
Benjamin F. Neville
Otto Stillabower
Valentine Stillabower
J. F. Cox
Jas. E. Nevill
Benjamine F. Nevill
Edgar E. Clapp
Cary F. Galbraith
Duncan and Beck
Moore
A. D. Raney
Matilda Comer
C. PP. McLain
Dillman
H.C. Quick
W. CG. Carmichael
John Gearheart
Oliver J. Glessman
Itary Baughman
E. H. Kinney
Jas. C. Miller
F. B. Richards
Barney McEvenue
Mary McEvenue
Maggie McEvenue
Mary McEvvenue
Leonard
Grifith
Susan M. Seward
James Seward
Enos P. Glick
Delilah Glick
Zung Brewing Co
William H. Foster
Sally Foster
William Nading
Adam F. May
W. F. Seal
Morton Kelson
D. W. Judd
W.F. Seal
J. D. Emmons
Aecquilla Mitchell
Willard Mitchell
Howard Duffy
Acquilla Mitchell
A.J. Banker
Bornbeil
Lucretia Bornbeil
Moor & Honsler
Frank L. Stock
Spiehler
LIN Club
the Baby Squires
Ment
Milanese Mandolin Club Is
New Musical Organization
Butler Mandolin Club
Baby Squires
Winan’s
Mandolins
Wiley Vettiford, Will Lake
Albert Wooley
Albert Ruddick
Harry Rosenbush
Gustave Schuller
James Smith
Cella
O E Butler
M’coy and
New York
Eid
Creedon and McCoy
Créedon
Arnold
D&wtz
Columbus
Fred Kollmeyer
Kollmeyér
E. O. Butler
Will
Washburn
Joe Sheets
Jos, I. Irwin
Dianapolis
W. A. Mooney
W L Sweet
Seymour
Dinter
Ephram Ashcraft
Near Hope
Martha Baum
Newbern
Bertha Everroad
William Everroad
Will Pfeiffer
M.‘O. Reeves
Will Ryan
Jeffersonville
Lila
Johnathan Worsdell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Neberroth
Frank Pfeifer
Hope Record
Emmons
Mary Fieming
Noblesville
Minnie Becker
Marietta
Phebe Stine
City Hospital
Rev. McLean
Edinburg
Mrs
Floyd Knight
Lewis Carmichael
E. H. Ferri
Grand Rapids Insurance Company
Col. Smith
Wim. Hartman
City
John Bloomenstock
Missa Stella Glassage
Osgood
Corda Linton
Mattie Whitten
Ohio Weekly Farmer
Weekly Star
F. H. Seward
Hitchell Block
Mrr. Seward
JHE
McKinley
Baltimore American
More Sun
Peace and Arbitration Abroad
Alpha and Omega of
American Statesmanship
N. Y. Herald
Ind. Dem
Cleveland Bonds
Telephone
Columbus Hasidle and Tool Co
Kinney &Kinney
Roat
Jewelry Store
Roland-Hamilton
Rush County
Hamilton
J. A. Newisn
John Doe
Etta Chesner
Minnie Werning
Seymour Rep
Rost’s
Arnold’s
Odecareta
McGrayal
Aight
Little
Skip" Groves
Charles Pieter
Groves
Dent
Ps Aan
Nold’s
Bulters
J. A. George
Business Matters
Clodfelter
Anderson, Ind
the Coun
Chise
Codfelter
Rost
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Wm Pancake
Flatrock Township
George Daugherty
Wayne DF Long
Wesley Mobley
Clitty
Chase Boody
Sandcreek
Joseph Andrews
Flatrock
Petit Jurors
Arias Weaver
Union
Charles Williams
Jacob Wrox
Jacob Davis
Drake
Thomas Stobo
Clay
Astigmatiom
Musica
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