Land Trust Dispute Over White Eyes Forty Acres
A petition filed in common pleas court names Oliver T Hood Minerva Hood and John M Lee as respondents. Rebecca J Hood and her children claim Mary Hood owned 74 acres in White Eyes Township and that Oliver Hood wrongfully obtained possession and a deed. The suit seeks a court order that Hood holds the land in trust for the plaintiffs and to issue a deed to them with injunction against further disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Himebaugh
Rebecca J. Hood
Sarah Hood
Samuel Hood
Common Pleas Court
Oliver T. Hood
Minerva Hood
John M. Lee
Mary Hood
White Eyes Township
Jusia MM. Lee
Mr. Hood
Judyve Eesen
Girl Found Guilty In Probate Court
Miss Adela M. Catlett aged 13 was arraigned on an indictment by James A Simmons in Linton township. Four witnesses testified and she was found guilty of assault and battery. Judge Roche ordered detention at the Girls' Industrial Home in Delaware with Sheryl Hedge accompanying the prisoner. Dr J. T. Smith testified the girl was of sound mind and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela M. Catlett
James A Simmons
Log Found During Posthole Digging on Walnut Street
A Postal Telegraph worker uncovered a four foot long log while digging a posthole on Walnut Street near Cherry. The log, well preserved despite years underground, raises questions about when that part of Walnut was filled and how the log ended up there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Walnut
Cherry
Walnut Street
Silence at Pe king and foreign relief forces at Taku
Reports from Tien Tsin and Shanghai describe the ongoing silence from Peking as siege lines form and foreign powers reinforce. An Italian detachment guards Italians’ interests while international ships press toward Pe King with Maxim guns and Mausers said to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taku
China
Ap International
Theo Tain
Peking
Wien
Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Admiral Seymour
Coliin
United States
Nashville
Chefu
Gome
Th Tles
European Powers Agree on Tien Tsin Relief and Peking Facts
Berlin reports the powers unite on three points relief for Tien Tsin and Peking and satisfaction for European injuries, with further stance to depend on events in Peking. Shanghai notes bombardment of the foreign quarter at Tien Tsin and shortages for residents, amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tien Tsin
Peking
Europe
Shanghai
United States
Nashville
Nieh
Tung Fuh Siang
Kanh Su
Yuan Shu Kai
Hoosier State
Widespread Flood Strikes Hoosier Regions and Bridges
Report from Indianapolis June 22 describes extensive flood damage across several counties as the Wabash River rises rapidly. Homes, bridges, and factories face inundation while crops, especially corn, are overflowed and replanted. cloudbursts trigger derailments and bridge washouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midinpolis
Seks
Ag Ostul
Wabcan
Brukea
Treaty Creek
Gune
Pretty
Lafontuce
Wabash Valley
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Peru
Price 27 C and Consumption Cures Warner White Wine
A dated notice touts Tar Syrup as the best earth remedy for a cold, claiming it cures in one day if used promptly. It advertises a price of 27 cents and 50 cents for the remedy, named Warner White Wine of Tar Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Ole Anderson
Forbes
Warner
Republicans Deny Omission Charge on Platform Draft
New York June 25 Lemuel E. Quigg, of the national convention resolutions committee, rejects claims that language was left out of the platform after subcommittee approval. He cites Washington preparation and notes the disputed clause on U.S. territorial power and liberty rights was omitted to avoid Supreme Court controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lemuel E. Quigg
Philadelphia
General Grosvenor
Ohio
Quigg
Washington
Congress
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Cour
Morrow's Kid Neoids Promoted For Kidney Ailments
Oral testimony from Ohio residents touts Morrow's Kid Neoids for kidney and urinary disorders and general debility. The notes mention a Cambridge user reporting relief after starting the yellow tablets priced at fifty cents a box, with production by John Morrow & Co. in Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ola Freeman
North Ninth Street
Cambridge
Morrow
Moerrow
C. E. Alderson
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
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Jndge Roche
Li Bunge Chang
Hongkong
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Chinaz
Russia
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
E Payern
Mit
Taku Has
Ohio Farmer
Bertra
Gossett
Burns & Gosser
Cocotte
Ub Bedm
Ogre
Gure
Folloss
Tien Tsim
Jane
Kiu-Kiang-Pu
Steamshin Company
Elways
Ciicage
Tes
Ogen Gas Company
Nort
Panokomin
James W. Collins
Collins
Azsas Ponokomim
Neeley
Havana
Larcombe
Vaha
Burnett
Paris
Loubet
Elysee Palace
Porter
Porter Palmer
Lowher
Presvieny & Sley
France
Netraska
Sony
Ako
Indiana
Colington
Peoria
Forester
Ind
Gerhi
Charles
Yhroush
Marisa
Micials
Lucre
Chines
Wiest
Northwest
York
Jungesr G. Dus & Company
Crade
Chicago
Roebay
World OF Politics
Latter
Taylor
Kentucky
Bryan
Kryza
Knoxville
the Sentinel
W. J. Brian
J. J. O'Deil
BR Livan
Ho Wen
Woodruff
Roosevelt
Woodrail
Ar. Odell
Cleveland
W. S .Taylor
Indianapolis
Lockley
Taxiez
Ted Frankfon
Jonese
Kentucky Repblican
Goveire
Pevier
Cook County Democrat Organization
Conan
Verne
BH Anderson
Vrugmst
Forbes Block
MacArthur
War Department
Menilla
Deine Commission
Cuba
Havens
Mately
Santa Cina
Quemados
Traore
Lee
Hepburd
Kean
Yana
Monticello
Neske
Columbus
Thompsonville
Sullivan County
Hockport
Theodore Guaseld
Ross
Guausald
Versailles
Fort Girrelt
Louisville and Atlantic
Temas i
Frank Antrim
Ye. Pe
Wadisina Fudee
Anderson
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