Jasper Indiana Court Docket Highlights July Listing
The Jasper Indiana court docket for July includes McFall admitted to the bar, defendants fined or bound over in liquor and assault cases, numerous recognizance bonds, and multiple trials scheduled for next term. Notable items involve Joe Hentrup assault case and various motions, with assets and judgments listed for several civil actions and bond requirements.
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the. News
Jasper
Ind
Temple
Q. McFall
State
Mike Kress
Ignatz Kress
Ignatz Krege
Coasta
Otto Workman
Petit Lar Eany
Geo
L. Hoffman
Joe
Hentrup
Henry Hentrup
Charles E. Moore
William L. Gregory
William Bench
Southern By. Co
Oldmages
Pike Circuit Court
John L. Mai
Local official fees listed in 1913 legislative act
The record notes sheriff and clerk fees approved under the 1913 legislature. Jacob P. Schwenk is listed with sheriff fees totaling 114.50 dollars, and William Bockelmann with clerk fees. The text confirms compliance with statutory allowances and specifies a final amount.
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Jacob P. Schwenk
Wm. Bockelmann
Indiana fires in second June week tally 193 incidents
Official records from the Indiana state fire marshal show 193 fires in the second week of June with a total loss of 136 450 dollars. Building losses reach 91 590 dollars and contents losses 44 860 dollars. Sparks from chimneys caused 46 fires, locomotive sparks 18, three fires were incendiary and under investigation by Vice Marshal Longley. The first half of June reports 310 772 dollars lost across 398 fires, suggesting an annualized loss near 7 448 528 dollars though not a firm estimate due to seasonal variation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Marshall Longley
Ferdinand Wins in Local Park Baseball Clash
Ferdinand team of Greys and Reds defeated the Mariah Hill Cubs at the local park last Sunday by a score of nine to four. Altmann pitched for the Reds with five or six pitchers used by the Cubs. Herb Muller stood out with three safe hits and five assists. Umpires were Juve Mueller and Paul Jochim.
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Ferdinand
Greys
Reds
Mariah Hill Cubs
Altmann
Herb Muller
Mivé
Seoriup
Picnic planned as crowd swells near Ferdinand in July
Ferdinand Behsner reports 10 to 12 coaches needed for the July 1 picnic at Ferdinand with many more visitors expected and ample provisions advised. A wind damaged two electric wires near J H Beckmann’s tobacco warehouse causing a short circuit after East Main Street lines sparked. Miascs Maggio and Olivia Morgen resign from South Borland Telephone Co positions. replacements named.
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Ferdinand Behsner
Louisville
Ferdinand
Ford
Sonne
J. H. Beckmann
Electric Light Co
Miascs
Maggio
Olivia Morgen
South- Borland
Telephone , Co
Duvsday
Minox
Henrietta Holtinden
Mary Krampe
Local residents and visitors mingle at area town events
A long list of residents and guests visited towns near Jasper Indiana including Beekesani and Beekmann families, Spector of Cincinnati, Leinenbach at Evansville East Stanlay, and Livete Lindenselanidt at Paanaville. Others traveled to Louisville and St Meinrad for visits, weddings, or work while many returned from trips to French Lick Martinsville Dubois and Corydon. A parade of names reflects community ties and local business ties with J. I. Beckmann & Saner, Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works, and the Mariah area receiving attention.
Circuit Court Expenses in Dubois County 1913
Jacob P. Schwenk sheriff presents a bill from the June 1913 Dubois circuit court listing payments for court reporters bailiffs clerks jurors and miscellaneous items. Totals include salaries stamps telephones and numerous days paid to regular and picked jurors across cases 4345 4689 and 4728 with amounts varying from a few cents to several dollars.
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Jacob P. Schwenk
Dubois County
Ind
Dubois
Barbara Hifert
E. J. Schwenk
J. P. Lehwerk
Mike Donahue
Ray Anderson
John Gadlage
Geo. Jerger
Anthony Benk
Martin Newkam
N.V. Cox
Mike Edle
V. F. Arnsman
Frank Merker
Jurora
Seger
Klee
Val. Vonderschmidt
Flora Ackermann
Wal. Racke
Ben Klumper
Joe Schaoler
Frank Mann
Vollmer Va Beckman
Joe Schuler
John Jerger
Henry Vonderheide
Ben Burke
Chas. Renner
John Hagan
John Hoffman
John Molone
al Scermeershevitn
Ose
Edn Meyer
Louis Lady
Erban Melchior
Bobbs Merrill Co
Law Books
Jacob P. Suhwenk
D. C
John L. Brotz
Dubois Circuit Court
Oscar Snyder Marries in Jasper Ceremony
Oscar Snyder eldest son of Mr and Mrs Leo Snyder of Huntingburg wed Miss Mary Cooper of Jasper in a Tuesday morning ceremony at Jasper. Attendants were Ed Snyder and Miss Emma Sermershein. After services the bridal party traveled to Huntingburg for a reception at the groom’s home. The couple will reside in the county capital where he works in concrete.
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Oscar Snyder
Leo Snyder
Huntingburg
Mary Cooper
Jasper
Ed Snyder
Emma Sermershein
Ing
Snyder
Fire Marshal Wins Court Upholding Demolition Order
Judge Purvis affirms state fire marshal W E Longley's order to raze a dangerous Tipton skating rink building by December 1. The ruling strengthens the fire marshal's fight against dangerous structures as Gleason challenged the order but court upheld it.
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W. E. Longley
Muarabal
Jerome A. Gréusoin
Tipton
Marsisl
Judge Purvis
Atate
Longley
Gleason
Memoriam for Adam Jacobi Oct 11 1912
In loving memory of Adam Jacobi dear brother in law departed October 11 1912. He is gone but not forgotten. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger. Friends may think the wound heater Little as they bellow the sorrow That lie tf our hearis concealed.
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Adam Jacobi
Josephine M
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