Notice to Albert Paulson in Indiana case 1905
The plaintiff Edward A. Schafer files for attachment stating Albert Paulson is a non resident of Indiana. Paulson must appear December 9, 1945 at 2 PM in Elkhart at 413 S Main St to answer affidavits. if not, the suit will proceed in his absence. Justice John M Brumbaugh signs October 10, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Paulson
Indiana
S. Main Street
Erix
Elkhart
John M.brumbaugh
Justice of the Peace Parce & Prostor
Atty’s
Injured worker falls at the Hump facility
B Z Heisler, employed at the Hump, was injured at 2 AM yesterday after falling from a reverr to the ground. The top step struck while climbing the car side, causing a fall and a collision with a car on the next track. He suffered severe injuries to the back shoulder neck and legs and was sent home to 309 1-2 Harrison street.
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B. Z. Heisler
Harrison Street
Cigaret Pater Bribery Allegation Across Indiana Legislature
Saker is Located Oct 16. Cigaret Pater, alleged agent of the tobacco trust, attempted to bribe several Indiana lawmakers and has been boasted in a western city. Efforts will be made to bring him back to Indiana for trial.
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Mdanapolis
Pater
The
Tobacco Trust
Sac
Indiana
Cotton Leak Preliminary Hearing Details Fraud Conspiracy
New York on October 14 reports reveal profits from the government cotton leak scheme totaling about 200000. Edwin S. Holmes Jr L C Van Riper and Moses Haas and Frederick A Peckham face indictment for conspiring to obtain advance crop report data.
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New York
United States
Ridgeway
Frederick A. Peckham
Moses Haas
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Washington
L. C. van Riper
Haas and Peckham
Holmes
Second National Bank of
Helmes
Stimulus to Trade Boosts Retail and Iron Markets
Bradstreet's weekly review notes cool weather arriving late boosts retail trade and aids the jobbing sector through re orders. Delayed business recovers as quarantines ease in the central South. Iron and steel gain firmness and premiums for quick delivery rise with contracts extending into 1906. Grain and flour export trade expands as prices stay strong.
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New York
Bradstreet
Weekly Review of Trade Today
Central South
Looks Like a Cinch for New York in World Series
New York Nationals lead Philadelphia Americans three to one after a 1 to 0 win. If the locals win today they will claim the world championship flag flying from the polo grounds mast.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Steamer Elk Sinks After Snag Collision at Vicksburg
The steamer Elk backing from the landing struck a snag and sank in twenty five feet of water with a crew of twenty five aboard. Five to ten negro roustabouts are reported drowned though the exact number will be known in days. Boat and cargo losses are estimated at $25,000, partly insured.
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Vicksburg
Miss
City Landing
Fatalities in Louisville funeral runaway tragedy
In Louisville on October 14 Mrs Charles Wittner was thrown from a buggy while en route to Fred Schurch funeral. Her neck broke and she died within minutes after the accident following a recent marriage. In Kokomo a fire injured D G Blouser June Clark and Mrs Leoia Williamson with a $5000 loss expected.
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Louisville
Fred Schurch
Charles Wittner
Kokomo
Ind
D. G. Blouser
June Clark
Leoia Williamson
Henderson Opera House
End of electrical workers strike near Berlin likely today
Berlin October 14 reports say the major strike and lockout by electrical workers may end today. Strikers at one factory have already accepted the terms offered by the companies.
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Berlin
Fire Destroys Part Of Samuel Weaver Home On Goshen Avenue
A Saturday night fire caused about 809 dollars in damage to Samuel Weaver’s house on Goshen Avenue just outside city limits. Neighbors alerted the blaze at 8:30 PM after the Weavers left at 6 PM. Firemen from outside the city helped save the front of the structure. most furniture on the first floor was moved out, and the rear portion burned. A neighbor, Philip Klopfenstein, fell on the roof while fighting the flames, injuring his side, and Hose was stretched 1,400 feet from the nearest hydrant. The origin remains unknown but appears to have started in a kitchen closet. The house was insured.
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Samuel Weaver
Goshen Avenue
Nessary
William Deitch
No. 2 Station
Franklin E Rice Dies of Typhoid at 84
Franklin E Rice of 1010 South Sixth street died this morning at 5 o clock from typhoid fever after over two weeks of illness. A former Lake Shore fireman, he was born November 10 1871 and was survived by his wife Ida and daughter Tressa. Herbert Wiseig il today.
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Franklin E. Rice
South Sixth Street
Lake Shore
Ida
Tressa
Coyote Proof Fence Studied by Prof Lantz in Oklahoma
Professor D E Lantz studied coyote habits in southwestern Oklahoma for over a year and tested a woven wire fence to protect live stock. Experiments in Chattanooga and the big pasture showed coyotes cannot pass a mesh under six inches, suggesting a triangular mesh fence 28 to 48 inches high with barbed wires could be coyote proof at about $200 per mile.
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David E. Lantz
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oklahoma
Chattanooga
Okla
Kansas City Star
Western States
Kansas
Lantz
Mexico
Professor Lantz
Roosevelt
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Houseworth Bros. Drugstore
Timothy Klay
Franiel McCaffrey’s Sons Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Duquesne Nat. Bank
Washington Nat. Bank
Ikhart Country
Wogee
Viven
Ags Wbo
Wmillama
Wstete
Anna Soldermans
Teof
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Tra- Ynaw S
Escate
Josus
Tavisschaefer
Attorne
Esstate
Elizabeth Weaver
Charles T. Greene
Yerry I
Turner
Louis M. Simpson
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Elkhart, ND
State of Indiana
Elkhart County
Edward A. Schafer
Albert Paul
Saker
Dr. Pierce
Jr. Pierce
Cai Oe
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Herbert Wiseig
Mentor Comfort Underwear
Mentor
Childrens
Childrens’ Mentor Comfort Union
D. E. Lantz
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