Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Suit in Fountain County
State of Indiana Fountain County court issue: complaint filed to quiet title on real estate in Vance's addition Covington Indiana. Defendants listed as non residents or unknown heirs must appear by May 27, 1907 or risk judgment in their absence. Clerk Anson G. Madden seals the notice. C B Ratliff represents plaintiff.
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Jerael T. Canby
Indiana
Joseph Morris
Daniel Morris
Caroline Morris
Dora Stafford
Malcolm Stafford
Charles Long
Sarah L. Long
Ora C. Johnson
Annie Andrews
Mars H Tallis
Barton Johnson
Edward H. Johnson
Richard 8. Johnson
Israel T. Canby
Isaac B. Vance
John H. Morphy
Hezekiah Cunningham
Thomas McKibben
Thomas McKibbler
Isaac RB. Morrie
Isaac H. Alexander
William Pratt
David Brier
Sarah Canby
Dinesh C. Morris
Clarinda Morris
Richard Morris
Elizabeth Morris
Elizabeth
Sarah Morris
Sarah
Hannah Morris
Hannah
Martha Morris
Martha
Adeline Morris
Adeline
William Morris
Dora
Vance
Covington
Fountain County
Anson G. Madden
Fountain Circuit Court
C. B Rateliff
Special Homeseeker Excursion Rates via the Wabash
Wabash offers Homeseeker Excursion rates with tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Fares to Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territories are about one fare plus 2 dollars round trip. To Texas and intermediate points to Oklahoma, 25 dollars and 40 cents round trip. Colorado and other points on application. Tickets valid up to thirty days with liberal stop overs. Inquiries to E W Richeson Assistant.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
E. W. Richeson
Notice to Non-Resident in Fountain Circuit Court 1907
Fountain County Indiana notice in the Fountain Circuit Court February Term 1907 warns Clara Thompson non resident wife must appear by May 20 1907 to answer or demur in a divorce action filed by Charles W. Thompson. Clerk Anson G Madden signs the notice with deputy Leroy Sander. attorney C P Lewin.
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State of Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain
Charles W. Thompson
Clara Thompson
C. P. Lawis
Clara Thonpeson
Indiana
Fountain Circuit Court
Covington
A. D
Anson G, Madden
Leroy Sander
C. P. Lewin
Pitt
Sheriff sale notice in Fountain Court decree
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree from the Fountain Circuit Court clerk in a suit where Charles H. Moore is plaintiff and Harley T. Howard is defendant, I will expose at public sale the sum of 105.40 with interest and costs to the highest bidder on the stated day.
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Fountain Circuit Court
Charles H. Moore
Harley T. Howard
Public Auction of Rents and Profits in Covington Indiana
On May 11 1907 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse door in Covington Fountain County Indiana the rents and profits for a seven year term of the undivided half of lot 63 in Vances addition to Covington will be offered to satisfy a judgment and costs. If insufficient the fee simple of the real estate may be sold to discharge the decree. Sale subject to existing mortgage. Sheriff John R Hardesty and attorney O B Douglass announce. April 19 1907 4w.
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Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Vance
John R. Hardesty
Douglass
A. D
Four ex-clerks face suits for unpaid fees in Indiana
Indiana attorney general will sue four former clerks of the supreme court for fees owed to sheriffs and clerks in counties for services in appeals. Named are Simon P. Sheerin deceased for 3 676.19, William T. Noble now in California for 2516.61, Andrew M. Sweeney Indianapolis for 4755.31, and Alexander Hess Wabash for 4267.95. Action under the Greiger bill, effective Feb. 27 after an emergency clause.
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Indianapolis
Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Simon P. Sheerin
William T. Noble
Richmond
California
Andrew M. Sweeney
Alexander Hess
Wabash
Engineer Acquitted in Woodville Wreck Case
In Porter County Indiana the jury acquitted Frank Gagnoure the Baltimore and Ohio engineer charged with responsibility for the Woodville wreck last November in which sixty one people died. Cases against Conductor Moste and Engineer Burke and Conductor Porter were nol pressed. Cheering greeted the verdict. Big Mortgage Filed in Terre Haute Indiana a 10 million dollar mortgage by the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company to Fidelity Trust Philadelphia secures interurban lines to connect Terre Haute with Indianapolis and Richmond through 108 towns.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Frank Galnoure
Baltimore & Ohio
Woodville
Nolle
Moste
Burke
Porter
Galnoure
Porter County
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Richmond
Death in Evansville after vicious assault at office
Miss Josie Gray died at St. Mary's hospital after a Feb. 19 attack at the R and G Furniture Co. office left her in a coma. She could not identify her assailant before death. In Indianapolis, Alexander C. Johnson shot himself at the Claypool hotel amid ill health concerns. Hammond, authorities threaten militia as raids on Dearborn Park pool room continue with 1,000 gamblers.
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Evansville
Ind
Josie Gray
R. and G. Furniture Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Indianapolis
Alexander C. Johnson
Claypool Hotel
Indictments Returned Against Ben Davis Man in Double Killing
Two grand jury indictments charging murder in the first degree were returned in Marion County against Fred Schwomeier of Ben Davis for the killings of his wife and William Gill at his home. Schwomeier remains jailed in Marion County Jail after the fatal incident days ago.
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Indianapolis
Fred Schwomeyer
Ben Davis
William Gill
Schwemeyer
Marion County
North Indiana Methodist Conference Concludes in Logansport
The sixty fourth annual North Indiana Methodist convention closed in Logansport Indiana on Monday with plans to meet next spring in Anderson. The session was hailed as the most profitable in the conference’s history.
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Anderson
Logansport
Ind
North Indiana Methodist Conference
Farmer Blown Aside While Carrying Dynamite
Fort Wayne Indiana April 15 Wm Henry Buesking a Lake township farmer tripped while climbing a fence and fell with a stick of dynamite blowing up and killed his self Evansville Indiana April 17 Elijah Likens twenty five employed in Keystone coal mine near this city was killed by falling slate
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Henry Buesking
Lake Township
Evansville
Elijah Likens
Keystone
Indiana Suit Challenges Tee-Cent Fare Law
A federal suit filed in Indianapolis questions the constitutionality of Indiana’s Tee-Cent rail fare law. Anna M. Boyle of Kentucky, holder of Louisville New Albany Corydon Railroad stock, sues the railroad commission, Attorney General James Bingham, Prosecuting Attorney J. W. Ewing, and the railroad company. The complaint alleges the act usurps judicial power by setting rates without appeal or due process, violating both state and federal constitutions.
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Tee-Cent
Eral Court
Aidianapolis
sRepril
The
Cent Railroad
General ‘Assembly
Indiana
Anna M. Boyle
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Louisville, New Albany & Corydon Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
State of
James Bingham
J. W. Ewing
Third Judicial Circuit
General Assembly
General Assembly of
United States
Kurtz Faces 32 Disbarment Charges in South Bend
Former State's Attorney Geo A Kurtz faces a circuit court disbarment case with 32 charges. His defense attorney Fred W Woodard hints at sensational facts that may unfold at the hearing. Kurtz asserts he did nothing wrong and vows a hard fight to keep his license and position.
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South Bend
Ind
Geo. A. Kurtz
Circuit Court
Kurtz
Fred W. Woodard
St. Joseph County
Indiana Man in Toronto Jail Case Is Released
Indianapolis dispatch reports Oscar O Baker once part of the Indiana legislature was taken to police headquarters in Toronto after arrest at a rail station on bribery indictment tied to the anti cigarette bill. He was released when the charge was deemed not extraditable.
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Indianapolis
Toronto
Ont
Oscar O
Baker
Indiana
Lottery Tickets Burned in San Antonio Federal Building
Ten million lottery tickets were fed to the furnace at the federal building in San Antonio. The tickets, if sold at face value, amounted to five million dollars and cost over ten thousand dollars to lithograph. They were captured in the city on April 21, 1905.
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San Antonio
Tex
Federal Building
Bank of Starke County Safe Dynamited in Laporte Heist
Unknown intruders forced entry to the Bank of Starke County in Laporte Indiana and dynamited a vault, taking a small amount of money estimated between 15 and 25 dollars. The vault itself was not opened.
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Laporte
Ind
Starke County
Death of Captain Myers in Anderson Indiana
Captain W. R. Myers former secretary of state and prominent Anderson citizen died at 12:15 this morning from a paralytic stroke. His wide acquaintance extended across Indiana and his death marks the loss of a respected public figure.
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Myers. Anderson
Ind
W. R. Myers
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