City officials press dog tax drive amid new warrants
City officials issued thirty two warrants for residents who failed to pay dog taxes. Names and addresses listed include J R Martin 273 Hoagland Ave and T H Beuk Lake Ave among others. Warrants prepared yesterday afternoon and handed to the police department for service with most served by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Martin
Hoagland Avenue
T. H. Beuek
Lake Avenue
William F. Meyer
Miner
I Ealer
Nelson
Sam MecAngus
Emil Leonard
Alice Haobecker
Rudolph Bereyforder
Webster
John Blakely
Johnson Nicholson
Broadway
David Current
Columbia
Howard Mahler
Mary Pratt
Columbia Avenue
F. A. Mangan
Cretection
Ben Carter
Calhoun
Prank Deck
Calhow van H. Johnson
Lessie Mounster
Frank C. Cook
Dawson
Frank Gorham
West DeWald
A. M. Horstman
Well known Ossian man dies of cancer
Bluffton Ind April 29 Joan W Melis 46 a prominent citizen of Jefferson township died last night at his home on the old Melis farm near Ossian after a long stomach cancer illness. He was born on the farm and was son of Dr J J Metts a pioneer physician. He studied at Ossian M E college at Worth Wayne and DePauw university and practiced law before turning to farming due to ill health. Survived by widow Lydia McCorkle and three children Mary Isabel and Tobn. Funeral at Ossian M E Church Thursday at 2 with Rev L D Rhel and Masonic lodge in charge. Burial at Odklawn.
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M. E. College
Wort Wayne
DePauw University
J. J. Todd
Wells County
Metts
Lydia McCorkle
Mary
Isabel
Tobn
Fred Metts
D. A. Walmer
Qosilan M. E
L. D. Rhel
Odklawn
Michael Hannon Furnishes Bond for Appeal
Chicago April 29 Bonds of 20000 were furnished today for Michael J. Hannon of Squanton Pars, a structural iron worker, serving three years in Fort Leavenworth for conspiracy to dynamite. He will be released pending a hearing of the appeal of the Manapolis dynamite cases.
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Chicago
United States
Michael J. Hagnon
Squanton ‘Pars Structural Iron Worker
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Pend
Ihe Manapolis
Moored Ramsey case verdict in Columbia City court
The Moore vs Ramsey case proceeded Tuesday in Columbia City with a note debt from February 8, 1901. The jury deliberated about an hour and returned a verdict after hearing a list of jurors. Also reported is a marriage in Columbia City where Barbara Morsches, Frank Mareches, and John J. Miller attended the St Paul Catholic church ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast.
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Columata City, Inc
Etta Moore
Whitud Ramsey
Tourt
Turaday
Cor Bel.lh
Uta
Nie
B. Moore
Wardell Cunningham
Envy Therbard
George McKinsey
Frank Winngarner
Hibertus Kaufman
Earl Wiss
William Wynkoop
Kris Schrader
Frank J. Ferry
William A.rand Adam Aniers
Henry Waxall
Lcolumbia
Ctty
Ind
Stiss Barbara Morsches
Slater
Fred Moraches
Franke Mareches
Fort Wayne
John J. Miller
Ale County
Sebastian Willer
Fort Wayng
St. Paul Catholic Church
Kohl
Fred Marsehes Howe
New Case Filed in Whitley County Indiana
Whitley County Indiana reports a new case filed in Columbia City by Bailey A Compton. The suit names Alfred Neagers and Benjamin F Hell over an account dispute. The plaintiff claims commissions and sales recorded since 1997 and seeks judgment for balances due after deductions, noting the defendant presently serves as city marshal.
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Columbia City
Ind
Bailey A Compton
Alfred Neagers
Benjamin F. Hell
Slaintif
Ad Monumenta Ani Marie P
R Eceive & Commission
York
Swihart Verdict Restores Land to Plaintiff
In Augusta Angell et al the jury found in favor of the plaintiff Tuesday morning. Swihagt Swihart was awarded possession of two acres of land after the court determined the fence unlawfully crossed the line onto the plaintiff is property for a distance of thirty five feet. The jury ordered the fence removed back to the original line.
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Calunbia
Tal Swihagt Og
Augusta Angell
Pen Court
Land Foot To Rene And 0 Under Ven Name Washington
April 3. Many Republican readers discuss plans to revive the G I P B and form a new party based on protection. W T Allen of Montana says factional feuds will be forgotten to unite Taft and Taft allied Republicans under a tariff focus. A proposed new name aims to attract southern protectionists to join under a fresh banner.
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Washington
G. I. BP
Ne. W. Tr. Allen
Montana
Mr. Allen
Beliers
Mange Partes
Taft
Treanevelt
Ami Tn
New
Republicas Party
Allen
Ta Bre
Massachusetts Legislatures Back Protective Tariff Demand
In Boston on April 29 the Massachusetts Senate and House adopted resolutions memorializing for reciprocal tariff reduction. They urge protective tariff principles and a reestablished tariff commission, calling for expert hearings before final action, aligned with Governor Foss’s message and voter wishes. Complete stock of boiler tubes and pipe. Fr. Wayne Oii, & Sundly Co.
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Boston
Mass
Foss
United States
Commonwealth
Wayne Oii
Kendallville and area notes brightens Cromwell scene
Cromwell Indiana April 20. A Sterling of Fort Wayne and E Carter of Fort Wayne visited Cromwell. Kendallville winners noted, Gillock and Huey. Avilla and Bryan visitors. Local building and farm activity reported. Mumps illness listed. school commencement set for May 6. militia membership expands. summer work planned.
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Cromwell
Ind
A. Sterling
Fort Wayne
Tar Flay
E. Carter
Hue
A G. Borden
Biufflien
Avilla
Insomnia and Nervous Exhaustion Remedies
Fragmented health advice warns sleep loss harms health and happiness. It cautions against relying on sleeping potions and stresses treating the nervous system as the source of insomnia and related disorders to restore strength and restful sleep.
Mrs Turnpaugh Believed Insane After Tragic Waterside Deaths
Bluffton Indiana April 21 funeral planned for Mrs W A Turnpaugh who killed her son and attempted another in Deer Creek at Lagansport then took her own life. Parents home near Bluffton. Turnpaugh family previously lived on Decatur road. Several children from prior marriage and another family set involved. neighbors describe a kind, ordinary family. Mrs Turnpaugh was 37, recently ill, with mental strain suspected to precede the tragedy.
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Wells County
Turnpaugh
Bert Taylor
Hla Alte
Timpaugh
Mrs Ar nold Houriet Returns From Hospital Stay
Mrs Ar nold Houriet of near Allen Chapel returned from Lutheran Hospital Fort Wayne after treatment. Miss Anne Leighty visited friends at South Milford. The Misses Kelly and Henderson left for Portevver to answer an urgent call. Mrs Daisy Judkins returned to Michigan after visiting Mrs Williamson. Farmers gain energy from pleasant weather and anticipate busy Ward work.
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Lishon
Ind
Arnold Houriet
Near Allen Chapel
Lutheran Hostital
Fort Wayne
Anne Leighty
Bucs
Friends
South Millford
Kelly
Henderson
Goth
Fartevar
Daisy Judkins
Michigan
FE. Willamson
Bryan Lays Cornerstone at Sacramento YMCA Building
William J. Bryan led the cornerstone ceremony for the new Sacramento YMCA building today in Sacramento California with local officials present and marked by a formal laying event.
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Sacramento
Cal
Wiliam J. Ftryan
Cormerstone
Sacramento Y. M.C. Ae
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