Don’t Play Craps. Jack Sheridan Wins a Suit Against James Pritchett
The appellate court affirmed the Fountain Circus court ruling in Ellen Sheridan versus James Pritchett and wife. Pritchett owed Ed Ward 1000 from a craps debt and, via John Sheridan, arranged a 2500 note with his creditor's mother to pay Ward. Judge Rabb ruled for the plaintiff. the appellate panel upheld. Representing sides and counsel are listed.
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Fountain Circus
Ellen Sheridan
James Pritchett
Kramer
Ed Ward
Ward
John Sheridan
Pritchett
Sheridan
Rabb
I. E. Schoonover
C. R. Milford
Luke Nebeker
Covington
Ele Stansbury
Williamsport
Ledger
Hopkins and family visit St Louis on prosperous farm stay
In St Louis Mr and Mrs J C Hopkins were guests of the city after two years on a farm southeast of town growing small fruits poultry and Belgian hares. Hopkins runs a thriving Washington Avenue restaurant opposite the Lindell Hotel employing 72 people and paying over 500 dollars monthly in rent.
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St. Louis
J. C. Hopkins
Hopkins
Chicago
New York
Washington Avenue
Lindle
Young Friends Entertained By Emmett Allen
Emmett Allen of East Liberty street hosted a group of his young friends last Friday afternoon. They enjoyed refreshments and a pleasure ride, and the lively gathering was well received by the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Allen
Frank Allen
East Liberty Street
Resigned Deputy Post Mistress Miss Ruth Board
Miss Ruth Board resigned her position as deputy post mistress last week. She has been a faithful servant during the past term and will now enjoy a rest and summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth Board
Miss Ruth
Yount and Hicks Wed in Indianapolis Home Ceremony
Marriage notice for H. C. Yount of this city and Miss Mary Hicks at the bridegroom's brother's home in Indianapolis on Wednesday noon May 28, 1902. Maple City Soap advertised as perfection in a brief testimonial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Yount
Mary Hicks
Indianapolis
Union City
C. H. Tinsley’s
Debating religious circles and Campbellite claims in Indiana
Dr. Colvin closes his reply defending Methodists against Rev H M Jacks allegations about Brooks and a Cloverdale commission. He disputes记录s of resolutions, argues over immersion and remission of sins, cites Campbell and Rice debates, and urges further open discussion in a church periodical. A final note advertises Loeb's ladies umbrellas.
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Jack
Thomas S. Brooks
Indiana
Cloverdale
Ind
Rev. Pritchard
Methodiste
Henry R Pritchard
Foo
Thomas 8S
Brooks
Jacks
Prtchard
Pritchard
Henry Pritchard
A Campbell
Rice
Mr. C
Mr. Campbell
Brother Jacks
Paul
C Cavetian Lyster
Campbell
Mr. Rice
A. Campbell
Elder
Christ
Peruna praised by doctors and officials for catarrh relief
Letters from F A Curtright and W N Roach and Mrs W N Reach extol Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a tonic for strength and appetite. Wm Hebley Moses F Merrill Willis Brewer endorse its benefits for stomach and systemic catarrh. The Hartman Sanitarium offers free medical advice if results are unsatisfactory.
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Bradfield
TRE Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Peruna
F. A. Cartright
Greensboro
W. N. Roach
Roach
Perona
W. N. Reach
Wm. Hebley
Duquesne
Moses F. Merrill
Columbus, Cherokee Co
Kansas
Willis Brewer
Congress
Alabama
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
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Adair
The
Mall
LY Brothers
Warren St
New
Jack Sheridan
James A
Ayer
Magnua
H. M. Jacks
S.P Corvin
Loeb’s
M. Boord
Georgia
F. A. Curtright
A. B
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Georgia Helping Hand
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
A.cartrigh
Ima
George ‘Williams
Arthur Miller
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