Nebeker name used in Ubero treasurer scheme at trial
Former United States Treasurer E H Nebeker's name was used to authorize the Ubero properties account. Charles F Richards testified that Nebeker could only check one main account while an assistant treasurer oversaw a second account. Money was moved to account No 2 as funds arrived, with Nebeker's checks kept on hand for use, giving Borges control of all funds. The reporter notes Nebeker resided in Covington Indiana.
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Boston
Mass
United States
E. H. Nebeker
Ubero
Charles F. Richards
New York
Ferdinand Borges
Ubero Company
Nebeker
Korges
Richards
Covington
Ind
Borges
Indianapolis News
Gold Giveaway Promises More Prizes
Charles Crane offers to give away $50 in gold and another $30 in gold. For every 10 cents of goods purchased, customers receive a ticket for a fair drawing. Tickets are numbered and redeemable in the drawing.
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Charles Crane
Preparatory Meeting for Decoration Day Services
The last meeting of old soldiers and citizens for finalizing Decoration day arrangements will be held in the Circuit Court room on Saturday evening May 26 at 7 30. Everyone and especially committee members are urged to attend.
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Circuit Court Room
Everbody
Masons to Celebrate Semi Centenary at Newtown
The Masons of Newtown will celebrate their semi centennial on June 1 afternoon with Rev. Geo. W. Switzer of Lafay ette delivering the address. Attica Lodge No. 18 invites attendance and a luncheon will follow. Governor Hanly will speak at the Sullivan county Republican convention on June 5, with Congressman Cha ney likely present. Republicans aim to win in the old Democratic stronghold amid saloon-law enforcement complaints and claims of uneven policing.
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Masons
Newtown
Geo. W. Switzer
Lafayette
Attica Lodge No. 18
Hanly
Sullivan County
Chaney
Sixty-Third Indiana Regiment Reunion Group to Meet
The Sixty-Third Indiana Regiment Reunion Association Executive Board will meet at J Townsley's office in Covington Indiana on May 30 at 2 p m to plan the annual reunion to be held in Covington on August 30 1906 Members are invited to attend Jam es H York president and W T Warp secretary
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Sixty-Third Indiana Regiment
Wabash Portland Cement For Sale By G W Williams
Portland cement from Wabash brand offered by G Williams. Finest ground and best color claimed. Sale arranged through local supplier.
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G. W Williams
Local notes from Gessie area and Foster townships
Howard Chapel David Hughes sold cattle this week. Wm Switzer and son building a barn for Mrs Rowan at Gessie. Stil a Goff hauled straw to Danville Friday. Wa Cherem was a business caller in Gessie Saturday. Dan Briles visiting brother Cyrus Briles near Foster. Katie Gouty returned from Florida. Mrs James Cossey ill this week. Charles McLaughlin has a new driving team. Robert Moody's son shot Myrtle Clem by accident with a revolver. she not seriously hurt. Ike Ramsy oiled a gang plow and nearly severed his finger. Six nine and twelve foot wide museums at J Loeb's Stores.
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Robert Moody
Foster
Myrtle Clem
Sheriff Sale Notice for Veedersburg Handle Co suit
Sheriff's Sale notices a decree from Fountain Circuit Court in Veedersburg Handle Co et al plaintiffs versus Joe Boggs defendant. Required payment of 111.73 dollars plus interest and costs, exposing the property at public sale to the highest bidder on a specified date.
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Thelerk
Fountain Circuit
Veedersburg Handle Company Et al
Joe. Boggs
Land Rents to Be Sold at Court House Vault Veedersburg
Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Covington Fountain County court house a sale will collect rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years on Lots 315 314 and 72 feet of 316 317 Goosin's addition Veedersburg Indiana If rents and profits fail to satisfy the decree the fee simple will be exposed to public sale at the same time and place to cover the decree interest and costs The sale occurs without relief from valuation or appraisal laws
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Court House
Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Towit
South End
Goosin’s
Veedersburg
Notice of Fountain County Board of Review Meeting
The Fountain County Board of Review will convene on the first Monday of June in Covington at the Auditor's office and continue for thirty days to equalize assessments of personal property as returned by township assessors. Claimants with grievances should present their claims during the session. no changes after board approval. James J. Bell, Auditor. od 5:27 05, 2w
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County Board of Review
Covington
Fountain County
Leciens
Petition to allow Chas Lape to stay in school building
Southern Warren County residents of Dresser petition Trustee Jones of Kent township to permit Chas Lape to remain in the school building until September after being told to vacate. no vacant house known and Lape aided. Fire destroyed his home in March.
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Dresser
Jones
Kent Township
Chas. Lape
Lape
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Danville
New Process Laundry
Coner Public Square
Jas. R. Richey
G. W. Martin
Liberty and
4Th Sts
Covington, Ind
the City Laundry
Coleman
Reeves & Coleman
Chaever
T.P. A
Bidg
Indianepolis
Job Work
Sed Ubero
Ele
Stansbury
Jim Bingham
21St Judicial Circuit
Fountain
Warren
Grant Hall
Fred Schmidt
Hall
B. B. Berry
Fowler
John Travis
Williamsport
Howard Chapel
David Hughes
Dan Briles
Cyrus Briles
Katie Gouty
Florida
Wnter
James Cossey
Charles McLaughlin
Ike Ramsy
J. Loeb’s
Sheriff’s Sale
Board of Review
James J. Bell
Warren County
Charles McEhaney
Marshfield
Houston
Texas
Ervin Case
Ellsworth Williams
Marshfield and
Frank Burge
West Lebanon
Gopher Hill
Theodor
Trent
John Phillips
State Line
Geo. Parrish Widh Family
Kramer
N. Layton’s
Layton
J. Loet’s
Effie E. Brown
Knabe and
Everett
Lyon & Healy
Starr
Baby
Dayton
Arion
Walworth
Kingsbury
Wellington
Warner
Rudolph
Kurtzman
Steinway
Weber
Knabe
Kimball
Benjamin Temple of Music
Vermilion
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