Notice to Non-Residents Foreclosure Suit in Indiana
A legal notice announces a case to quiet title to real estate in Indiana. Non-resident defendants are informed of the filing and must appear by February 25, 1908, or risk judgment by default. Clerk Joseph N. Mason and attorney Robt B. Dreibelbiss sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indivura
Varmin
John Bk
Jobin IK
Senseney
Janu Bundy
Margaret Bindy
Joly van Gondy
Sear
Dob Vint Gartiely
Phan
James Weldon
James Feldon
John Jamieson
Johnamieson
John Irving
Mary Main
John Iain
William AT. Main
William M. Main
Johnn
John Irvin
Melissa Irving
William Irving
Abraham Miller
Abraham Jer
Rachael Miller
John Miler
Delia Dugan
Wary Downs
George S. Randall
David J. Randal
Indiana
Joseph N. Mason
Seal
B. Dreibelbiss
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Mary A Bell
Creditors heirs and legatees of Mary A Bell deceased must appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana January 25 1908 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Executor John W VanBuskirk Witness clerk Joseph N Mason Clerk Allen Circuit Court Attorney John A Connolly Dec 26 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bell
Fort Wayne
Indiana
John W. Vanbuskirk
Oseph N. Mason
Circuit Court
John A. Connolly
Heeby Addressed as Executor in Wa Elmine Case
In a terse note the court names Heeby as the executor of the Wa Elmine matter, reflecting a formal designation amid ongoing proceedings and property matters. The ruling underscores the appointment without detailing broader dispute context.
Parte Loses Wallet in City Market Heist
Martin Perry of Eel River township reported $480 missing from his wallet in the city market after a morning trip to Griswold on Goshen road. Sheriff efforts are underway to recover the money. Mrs. Louis Krabach of Force Street says two men robbed her of about $12 after leaving a streetcar near John and Buchanan Streets. Police are investigating.
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Martin Perry
Eel River Township
George Griswold
Goshen Road
Griswold
Louis Krabach
Force Street
John
Buchanan
Big Attendance At Live Stock Insurance Meeting
A large crowd gathered in the courthouse assembly room Saturday afternoon for a Live Stock Insurance company meeting. Dr. W F Myers was chosen chairman, Edward Marquis became local secretary and will collect dues locally rather than sending them to South Bend.
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Live Stock Insurance Company
South Bend
W. F. Myers
Edward Marquis
Fort Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company Annual Meeting
The Fort Wayne and Jackson Railroad Company calls its stockholders meeting for January 25, 1908 at 10 a.m. in Jackson, Michigan to elect directors and discuss other business. transfer books close January 11 and reopen later in 1908. Secretary Samuel Sloan issues notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company
Jackson
Michigan
Samuel Sloan
Tillman Asks Congress to Aid Temperance Effort
Senator Tillman introduced a resolution urging the interstate commerce committee to report legislation enabling states to police liquor traffic within borders to aid temperance and curb illicit distilling. He sought relief for enforcement of state laws against interstate whiskey shipments flooding southern states. later he withdrew the resolution and offered a bill on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Interstate Commerce
United States
Tillman
South
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Knox
McCumber
Barley Shortage Tied to Saloon Closures in Chicago
Chicago reports a barley shortage endangering breweries and saloons. Adam Ortseifen of McAvoy Brewing predicts about one thousand saloons will close by May 1 as barley scarcity drives up beer costs. He notes many brewers cannot profit at current prices and warns margins are being eroded.
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Chicago
Adam Ortseifen
McAvoy Brewing Company
Mr. Ortseifen
Wedding Gifts Heavy for Feigenspan Head Dies Soon After
Philadelphia reports Christian W. Stengel president of Feigenspan brewery interests in Newark New Jersey died in German hospital within hours of marrying Mrs Marie Louise Feigenspan widow of the man who once employed him. Stengel had been treated for appendicitis with complications leading to a second operation. The couple wed after learning stengel likely would not survive. Relatives attended the ceremony and his death followed hours later.
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Philadelphia
Christian W. Stengel
Feigenspan
Newark
N. J
Marie Louise Feigenspan
Stengel
Christian Feigenspan
Mr. Stengel
Mr. Feigenspan
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by Benny Heller
Transfers of real estate compiled by Benny Heller notes Jacob Kann transferring to Jacob Hoelle on the west side line for 2850 dollars. The document lists entries with street references and dates, reflecting title transfers and seller buyer details in an archival city record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Heller
Astructor
Jacob Kann
Jacob
Hoelle
Jackson
Jana
Indian heir Walcott claim on Huntington county land clarified
Records show the patent to James Walcott, descendant of Chief Little Turtle, covers farm land in Huntington county near the Wabash line, not Fort Wayne property. Walcott's 270.54 acres, less than the claimed 320, may prompt a suit under Indiana descent statutes.
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Bur
Bloomingdale
Fort Wayne City
James Walcott
Maumee
Ohio
Little Turtle
Indiana
Roosevelt
Sherwood
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Huntington County
The
Sentinel
Wolcott
Wabash
Walcott
Section
Township Twenty Eight
Ind
Gen. Sherwood
Congress
Frank Hurd
Jacob Fox
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Interior Department
TWO CHIEFS OF SAME NAME INDIANA LAND CASE
Indianapolis December 20 An Indian granted a patent for 270 acres in northern Indiana is not a descendant of the famous Little Turtle who defeated St Clair's army but from another chief bearing the same name J P Dunn explains the Miami reservation stems from the 1818 St Marys treaty negotiated by Jonathan Jennines Benjamin Parke and others The article notes the tract was believed to lie within Fort Wayne before the clarification.
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Little Turtle
Robertson
Huntington
Indiana
Allen County
Big Legs
Wolcott
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
St. Clair
J. P. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
St. Mary’s
Jonathan. Jennines
Benjamin ‘Parke
Peace on Earth Good Will to Men in the South
Five men were killed in Louisiana and Mississippi during the last 24 hours of Christmas week. In Covington Henry Route, a black man, was fatally shot by white resident Mr. Bradley after a dispute over money. In New Albany F Hill house a section foreman shot and killed Martin Arnold, both white. In Vaiden Maury Davis and William Spinx, white and colored respectively, died in a double fatal fight. In Greenville Ed Smith, a black railroad worker, killed Jim English, a black worker, over a love affair.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Covington
Henry Route
Bradley
New Albany
Miss
D F. Hillhouse
Martin Arnold
Vaiden
Maury Davis
Wm. Spinx
Greenville
Ed. Smith
Jim English
PILES 1.00 Free Wall Offer From Peoples Drug
A brief classified item notes a $1.00 free wall offer and directs readers to write to the Peoples Drug Company for details. The garbled text suggests a promotional notice or coupon related to a drugstore advertisement.
Hope Now To Solve Dona Gilmar Murder Case
Dayton Ohio December verdict finds Layton Hines guilty of murder in the first degree for the August killings of Anna Marcowitz and Abe Cohan near the Soldiers home. Jury recommends mercy. Hines confessed and is suspected in the Dana Gilman case, with further statements expected.
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Dayton
Marcowitz
Layton Hines
Hines
Anna Marcowitz
Abe Cohan
Dana Gilman
Thought 7 Would Be Fun 10 Kill Family
Oshkosh Wis December 24 Milton B Owen aged 19 arrested charged with trying to kill employer Richard Owens family by poisoning teapot Sunday night Tea smelled strong odor and liniment sprayed into tea contained poisonous oils Owen confessed thinking it would be fun to kill the whole family He has been adjudged insane
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Oshkosh
Wis
Milton B. Owen
Richard Owens
Algoma
Man in trance for a month sings in Montclair
Edward Shea of Montclair New Jersey has remained in a trance for over a month then began singing frequently while still unconscious. Doctors report the change shows in his behavior as the unusual state continues and observers note the new phase in the condition.
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Montclair
N. J
Edward Shea
Shea
Trance Shows Noted Voice Improvement Says Friends
Trance claims his voice has more sweetness and expression now, suggesting songs were practiced though friends say they have never heard him sing any of them before. Shea is fed artificially yet remains in good physical condition with little nourishment.
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Shea
Insane man kills nurse at St Marys Hospital
Gustave Wirth, 32, described as insane, shot Sister Theresa a nurse at St Marys Hospital Milwaukee on December 24. He fled after four shots but was chased and captured, later held at the police station. Wirth had prior insanity noted after an operation about a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Theresa
St. Mary's Hospital
Gustave Wirth
Wirth
Births and a new wholesale grocer venture in Huntington
The town records multiple births across Allen and nearby counties including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lothamer on December 22 in Allen county, another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Oser near the city, and several other newborns with local occupations noted. A new wholesale grocer firm Zintsmaster Grinnell & Co plans to open in Huntington with $50,000 capital after January 1.
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Frank Lothamer
Lothamer
Allen County
Thompson
Willis E. Thompson
Eel River Township
McGill
Paulding County
Michael Oser
A. J. Moynihan
George Eisenhut
Edward Perrey
East Jefferson Street
Albert W. F. Manth
Manth
Hanna Street
Aries L. Chapman
Herman Street
Chapman
Zintsmaster, Grinnell & Co
Huntington
Claud Coolman
Whitley County
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Frank H. Stallsmith
Coolman
Pearl Schrader
Stallsmith
Wan Willion Band
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Sullen
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Beaid
Maude
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Washington
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Charles Dickens
F. M. Smith
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Calhoun Street
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