Indiana Divorce Notice in Elkhart Circuit Court
State of Indiana Elkhart County notices Harriet Lodge files for divorce from George Lodge. Complaint filed May 10 1902 with affidavit claims meritorious action and nonresidence of defendant. Defendant must answer by July 5 1902 at Goshen court. case citation 10 014. Clerk Louis A Dennert announces the terms.
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State of Indiana
Elkhart County
Wircutt
Harriet Lodge
George Lodge
Elkhart Circuit Court
Indiana
Goshen
Louis A. Dennert
Braymer v Braymer divorce notice Indiana 1902
State of Indiana Elkhart County circuit court notice serves Fannie Braymer that John Braymer files for divorce, meritorious action claimed, defendant allegedly not a resident of Indiana, appearance required by June 6, 1902, Goshen court house May 1902 term. Clerk Louis A Dennert signs notice.
License Application for Elkhart County Liquor Permit
Louis Ginsburg a male adult resident of Concord Township Elkhart County Indiana applies at the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners Goshen for a license to sell and allow drinking of intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart at 200 Main St Elkhart on the premises described a first story of a three story brick building at the southeast corner of Main Street and Lexington Avenue the June 1902 session will consider the request
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Elkhart
Concord
Elkhart County
Indiana
Louis Ginsburg
Concord Township
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Goshen
Elkhars
Main
Main Street
Lexington ‘Avenue
Hirnhart City
Bristol Man Nicholson Dies After Life in Community
The obituary notes Finley Nicholson of Bristol born September 6 1844 died May 16 1902 at age 57 years 8 months 10 days on his Akron Ohio farm then Bristol roots run deep as his father was Washington townships first settler in 1828 He served as postmaster and township trustee and helped build Bristol Methodist Church wife Emma Richards and five children survive him He was one of ten siblings with several living sisters and attributed to church work and local leadership after returning to Elkhart to spend final days on his boyhood homestead
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Finley, Co
Nicholson
Bristol
Indiana
Washington Township
William Coss
Akron
Elkhart
Emma Richards
Charles R
Earl V
Tulu O
George W
Rose L
Ross G
Mary J
Sarah A
Lydia E
Sophronia J
Rose A
Olive A
Emma
Eva E
M. E. Church
Bristol Methodist Church
Yecmorr
Funeral Rites Held At Bristol for Beloved Brother
Funeral services conducted by Rev Light of Elkhart at the M. E. church in Bristol. Interment in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Poignant verse from Mrs. Ainge expresses farewell and heavenly rest.
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Light
Elkhart
M. E
Bristol
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Liquor License Request Filed in Elkhart County 1902
Joan H Weider applies at the June 1902 Elkhart County board session for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors for on premise consumption. Premises are a two story brick building on lot 1 Kimball and Chapman's Addition, fronting South Main Street in Elkhart. The notice is signed John H Weiler and dated May 8, 1902.
Request for liquor license by John Zabdel in Goshen Indiana
Notice says John Zabdel a resident of Concord township Elk Hart County Indiana seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a two story building on South Main Street Goshen during the June 1902 session of the Elkhart County Board of Commissioners. The premises sit on lot six in Babcock's First South Addition.
Indiana Considers Electrocution as New State Execution Method
The bill to replace hanging with electrocution as capital punishment is to be introduced in the next Indiana legislature and likely pass. Attorney General Taylor explains the delay was by his suggestion in the previous session and cites Keith case as influencing the push. A Michigan City prison electrical setup exists, ready for executions under the change.
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Indiana
Taylor
Joseph D. Keith
Nora Kifer
South
Keith
Supreme Court
Kieth
Gibson County
Keith Long
Michigan City
Legislative Committee
Exiled Kentucky Spy Led Knights of the Golden Circle Action
Felix G. Stidger, long exiled in Chicago, testified before Federal Judge Kohlsaar after pleading guilty to writing improper letters tied to the Knights of the Golden Circle. He claimed undercover service from Oct 1862 to Feb 1864 and said Stanton praised his wartime intelligence work. He credited his efforts with aiding Oliver Morton’s Indiana governorship victory.
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Kentucky
Felix G. Stidger
Kohisaat
Chicago
Knights of the Golden Circle
Crawfordsville
Goshen
Ind
Bethea
Kohlsaar
Stidger
Mee
Luchy
The
Organi
Sment
Seni
Sateliit
Mr. Bethea
Joseph Holt
E. M. Stanton
United States Army
Chaplain Hills
Stone River
Chicamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Marshel
Ken
Sprinting Agent Saves Bad Wreck on the Big Four
Arthur G. Wells nearly died when St. Louis division chief of the Big Four faced a deadly miscue. Danville agent Harry Dickey spotted the misrouted order, slammed the emergency brakes, and prevented a collision that could have killed Wells and many passengers. Dickey kept the secret to protect colleagues.
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Tlow
Frank Webber
Dickey
Webber
Wells
Reno
No. 11
Delmar
No 16
Bristol Milling Company Promotes Upgraded Plant
To the Public the Bristol Milling Company of Bristol Indiana reports many machinery changes and new up to date power equipment. The firm says it can handle feed grinding promptly with good work at reasonable prices and invites customers to try their flour and grain services.
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Bristol Milling Company
Bristol
Ind
Farmers Call for Wheat Amid Market Reminders
Farmers urge attention to grain prices with mentions of Barrell and Morgan in a terse, unclear notice. The fragment hints at payments or offers and a prompt to visit for details.
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Morgan
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