Notice of liquor license petition in Elkhart Indiana
John Zabel a resident of Concord township will apply to the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners in Goshen for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under three quarts at a time. The premises lie on the ground floor of a two story building at the northeast corner of lot 6 in Bavock's First South Addition, fronting South Main Street. May 1902.
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Elkhart
Concord’ Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
John
Zabel
Concord Township
Board of Commissionerr
Elhad County
Goshen
Bavcok
State of
Liquor License Application Notice in Elkhart County
John H. Weller, a resident of Elkhart County Indiana, applies to the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart with on premises drinking rights. The premises defined are a two story brick building on South Main Street Elkhart. The request is to be considered at the next Board of Commissioners session starting the first Monday in June 1902.
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Elkhort
Concord Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
John H. Weller
Board of Commissioners
Gesaen
Stuate
Himbla
Chapman
Elkhart
Beginnis
Elishirt County
Louis Ginsburg seeks license to sell intoxicants in Elkhart
Louis Ginsburg, a resident of Concord Township Elkhart County Indiana, will apply at the next Elkhart County Board of Commissioners session for a license to sell spiritous vinous intoxicants in quantities less than a quart with on premises consumption. The targeted property is No 20 Main St Elkhart fronting South Main Street with specified lot lines. The filing is listed in the local notice and dated August 1922.
Indiana Divorce Notice in Elkhart Court
In Elkhart County Indiana a divorce action Harriet Lodge versus George Lodge appears in the 1902 term. The complaint and an affidavit show merit and nonresidency. George Lodge must answer by July 8 1902 or default will be entered.
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State of Indiana
Elkhart County
Harriet Lodge
George Lodge
Elkhart Circuit Court
Indiana
Goshen
Louis A. Dennert
Hikhart Circuit Court
Johnn Braymer
Fannie Braymer
Ef Elkhart Circuit Court
Elkhart Circuit
Boundary Dispute Settled Between Chile and Argentina
The article reports a peaceful settlement of the long running boundary dispute between Chile and Argentina. It notes the 1828 Cordillera line as the landmark, describes recent tensions over road-building and territorial claims, and explains diplomacy resolved the issue with both sides preserving dignity while acknowledging Argentina’s agreement with Chilean claims.
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Hili
South America
Argentina
Chile
Cordillera
Chili
Andes
Ils
Iron Mines in Siberia Show Rich Southern and Northern Deposits
An official report highlights major iron ore resources in the Urals and southern Baikal region. Komaroff and Magnithaya Gora are key mines with vast reserves, while others like Elnitchi and Vyoskaya Gora add to Russia’s potential. Output projections vary from 5 to 24 million tons yearly, with long mine lifespans.
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Siberia
Siulberia
Russia
Urals
Komaroff
Magnithaya Gora
Baikal
Simsky
Elnitchi
Ural
Ekibaz-Tuza
Sudjenka
Russian Forests Face Regulation Amid Deforestation Debate
A debate in Russia over forest use compares imperial woodlands to Sweden and Austria Hungary. Officials note crown forests yielded 9.06 million dollars in 1890 and 24.72 million in 1899, fueling calls for laws to curb private destruction and promote sustainable management.
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Russia
Forestry Society
Forestry Department
Ministry of Agriculture and Domains
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Imperial Committee
The Boy and the Dime Illustrates Capital and Wealth
A Philadelphia factory head recalls a year old street encounter when he gave a boy a dime to buy two papers. Soon after another young man clasped his hand, asking if he remembered him, expressing surprise at the lack of recognition.
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Philadelphia
Peculiar Suit Over Horse In Montgomery Circuit Court
A Montgomery County farmer sues after his horse, once declared alive after a cataleptic spell, was killed again by a Midland railroad train. He previously won $40 for the animal, but now seeks $80 claiming double the value. The railroad defense argues the prior judgment bars the claim as adjudicated.
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Crawfordsville
Montgomery
Midland Railroad
Clark Township
Trestle Around The Spite House
Anderson May 14. The Big Four built a cut off around Anderson to bypass an old shed near the tracks. The owner refused to move the shed and demand high price. To prevent accidents the company built a trestle around the houses and continues train service.
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Anderson
Big Four
Ice price rise forces meat dealers to quit in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on May 14 the ice price increase and a failing local meat combine to raise meat prices. Dealers quit, starting with D M Fisher who ran a grocery and meat shop. Others close shops to cut costs and operate Wagons on streets.
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Muncie
Ind
D. M. Fisher
Mrs King Arrested After Haircut Threat Incident
In Indianapolis on May 14 Mrs Lydia King of 425 South West Street faced two men who taunted her with an assault on hair cutting. She retrieved a revolver to confront them, prompting her arrest for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Indianapolis
Lydia King
South West Street
Another to Die on the Gallows
Michigan City May 14 Louis Russell condemned to forfeit life at state prison for the murder of Perry Stout April 27 at a dance near Princeton A new trial has been asked but unlikely as evidence shows premeditation and that Stout was shot in the dancing room before he could defend himself
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Michigan City
Louis Russell
State Prison
Perry Stout
Princeton
Stout
New Bass For Porter County Valparaiso May 14
Representative E. E B Small of Valparaiso reports the U S Fish Commission will ship a liberal supply of black bass to stock Flint Lake near the city. The distribution is to occur during the summer by the government special fish car.
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Porter County
Valparaiso
E. E B. Small
U. S. Fish Commission
Washington, D. C
Flint Lake
Plow Unearths Old Treasure Tale Near Vincennes Field
Ira Powell, a farm hand, found a twenty dollar and a ten dollar gold piece while plowing in a Vincennes area field. The discovery rekindles a long rumored tale of buried treasure in the same field.
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Vincennes
Ind
Ira Powell
Bristol Milling Company Promises Modern Flour Milling
The Bristol Milling Company of Bristol Indiana announces recent machinery upgrades to create a model mill. S.A. Bartholomew is highlighted as a renowned miller as the firm offers two flour grades and invites local grain suppliers to call.
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Bristol Milling Company
Bristol
Ind
S. A. Bartholomew
Indiana
Brave Boy Made Fire Chief Elgin Lad Youngest US Marshal
Edward Tracey, 19, of South Elgin becomes the United States youngest fire chief as Mayor Doxey announces his appointment. The town has suffered damaging fires in the business district, and Tracey previously saved two people from a burning building two years ago, earning this reward for bravery.
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Elgin
United States
Ill
Edward Tracey
South Elgin
Doxey
Tracey
Photographer Ad at 217 Main Street Offers Trading Stamps
A small classified ad promotes W. W. Rippey, photographer, located at 217 Main Street over Wolf's shoe store. It urges readers to compare prices before getting photos taken and mentions trading stamps as a perk.
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W. Rippey
Main Street
Wolf's Shoe Store
Resignation of Col. R. L. Critchell from Gov Yates Staff
Chicago May 14. R. L. Critchell resigned his position on Gov. Yates staff. Appointed to represent the Illinois National militia he had served on the staff since the election of Gov. Yates.
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Chicago
Critchell
Yates
Ilinois Daval
Peruna praised by notable figures and readers
A collection of testimonials from A B Curtright of Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute and others including Senator W N Roach and Mrs Roach. They endorse Peruna as an effective tonic for catarrh and related ailments. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice if not satisfied with results.
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Roumania
Russia
Bulgaria
Germany
Turkey
Cyprus
Switzerland
Servia
America
Argentine Republic
United States
Peru
Brazil
Uruguay
Mexico
Bolivia
Africa
Australia
Algeria
Tunis
Portugal
Madeira
Cape
Asia
Asia Minor
Persia
China
FB. A. Curtright
A. B
The
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Georgia
A. Cartright
Greensboro
W. N. Roach
North Dakota
Larimore
Roach
Peeruna
Moses F. Merrill
Willis Brewer
Congress
Alabama
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Supreme Court frees Ferd Schlesinger in debt settlement
Madison May 14 Ferdinand Schlesinger is permanently freed from debt to Plankinton bank after the supreme court affirmed the Milwaukee circuit court and found no fraud in his financial statement. The bank failed June 1 1893 with Schlesinger owing 78878.32 plus interest. settlement later reached for 1486 under assignee William Plankinton.
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Madison
Wis
Ferdinand Schlesinger
Plankinton Bank
Supreme Court
Milwaukee Circuit Court
Schlesinger
William Plankinton
Plankinton
Irving M. Bean
Henry Herman
Cabinet photos at Rippeys Studio
At Rippeys Studio one dozen large cabinet photos are advertised for 2.50 dollars. The listing appears brief with a code 22cod&w indicating a catalog or pricing note.
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Rippey
Dr. John L. White Dies at 70 in Bloomington
Bloomington Illinois May 14 Dr John L White prominent physician died in the city at age seventy He was past grand commander of Illinois Knights Templars and served two terms in the state legislature.
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J. L. White
Bloomington
Ill
John L. White
Illinois Knights Templars
Prairie State Express Wreck at Wolf Crossing
The Alton Joliet line passenger train known as the Prairie State Express wrecked at Wolf 3 Crossing nine miles from Joliet on May 14. Four passenger cars left the rails but no one was seriously injured.
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Alton
Joliet
Wolf’ 3
Prince Dave Johnson Loses 90000 on Horses
New York May 14 Dave Johnson known as Prince Dave says he spent 90000 on horse racing this year and will quit to avoid going broke after a year of losses.
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New York
Dave Johnson
Prince Dave
Johnson
Government declares victory over rebels near Chi-Li province
Peking reports that after two days of fighting the rebels have been defeated in Chi-Li province. The government announces success and asserts control following the clash.
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Peking
Chi-Li
Bran and middlings at ton r 1 Morgan City Mills
Bran and middlings purchase at ton 1 Morgan City Mills reported in local market notices.
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R 1. & Morgan, City. Mills
Has decided to Havana the inauguration of the republic
The note states a determination to proceed with the inauguration of the republic in Havana. It emphasizes a formal step toward establishing new governance and public leadership in the capital context.
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Havana
Farmers buy lime and cement at Bigam 4 Son
Farmers are advised to seek lime described as fresh and strong from Bigam 4 Son located at 406 South Main Street. The firm also handles the best grade of cements.
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Bigam
P. O. Block
S. ‘Main
St. Wea
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U.S. Flag
St.Joseph Valley Bank
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Burrell & Morgan
City Mills
Bolan
Columbia Hotel
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Europe
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France
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General State
Brave ‘Boy
Peruna
Wa. Hebley
Duquesne
Mr. Moses ¥. Merrill
Columbus, Chersokee Co
Kansas
A. Curtright
Supreme Court Frees
Ferd
DR. Bolan
Chicago Board of Trade
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Orwonee
Minneapolis
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