Allen County Courts Reports Multiple Divorces And Suits
Pearl Hayes sues for divorce alleging desertion and inadequate support amid rumors of her husband’s indiscretions and peculations. Emrick & Emrick represent her seeking 5090 damages. Casper M. Holocher sues Olds Wagon Works for 5000 over injuries from a cut off saw. Several other notices include new assessor appointment, divorce grants, and various civil actions with details of dates and parties.
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Pearl Hayes
Circuit Court
Frank Hayes
Emrick & Emrick
Casper M. Holocher
Olds Wagon Works
Judge Seeks Entry of Henderson Divorce Decree
Judge John H. Aiken asks for an order confirming a divorce from Cora M. Henderson granted in 1901, while Olivier Leonard fights the entry amid questions of the late Percy M. Henderson’s estate. The case was postponed after part of the arguments.
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John H. Aiken
Percy M. Henderson
Latta
O. N. Heaton
Superior Court
Cora M. Henderson
Olivier Leonard
Clinton Street
Aiken
Henderson
Mary Mabus
Cochran
Martin “H. Luecke
Trusts sue over lime stock proceeds in Huntington case
Maurice L L Spencer and William A Branyan of Huntington file in circuit court an action against Albert D Palmer and others for conversion seeking 3803.92. Mindnich once owned sixty shares of Huntington Consolidated Lime stock assigned for creditors, stock sold to Palmer for 21000, Mindnich net over 3000 yet no payment made to trustees or Mindnich. Also a separate order transfers 14 year old Julius Rebrink to Plainfield Indiana boys' school as incorrigible after alleged strawstack arson at the orphans home.
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Maurice Ll. Spencer
William A. Branyan
Huntington
Circuit
Albert D. Palmer
Martin Mindnich
Huntington Consolidated Lime Company
Mindnich
Reform School
Rev. B. Ruf
Orphans’ Home of the Reformed Church
Morris
Julius
Rebrink
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Strawstack
Orphans
Dunn murder case moved toward trial in circuit court
The case against Charles W. Dunn for the murder of Alice Cothrell was redocketed in the circuit court after the supreme court reversed the lower court. Judge O'Rourke awaits attorneys to fix a third trial date, with fall the earliest possible start due to a short term remaining.
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Charles W. Dunn
Alice Cothrell
Supreme Court
O'Rourke
Preston B. Arnold
Clark Fixture and Show Case Company
Ballou & Hoffman
Arnold
Commercial Land Company
Circuit Court
Mary Beck
Board of Health
O’rourke
Heaton
Superior Court
Hosler
Heir Named In Will Of Mrs Hobbison At 206 West Williams Street
George Coling, ex detective, named heir to property at 206 West Williams Street under the will of Mrs Isabella Hobbison probated today. Executors plan to pay small bequests totaling 25 dollars to Home Lodge F A M Lion S Bass post G A R and Simpson M E Church. Annie Smith adopted daughter receives 25 with trust terms. Irene Smith gets 500 for education held in trust for her. Coling named executor and trustee. Damage suit Tibbits vs Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima Traction Co. proceeds in superior court by struck jury. Tibbits alleges intoxication and removal from a company car caused injuries.
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George Coling
Isabella Hobbison
West Williams Street
Home Lodge
F. & A. M. Lion S. Bass Post
Simpson M. E. Church
Annie Smith
Irene Smith
Coling
Bernard H. Tibbits
Fort Wayne, van Wert and
Lima Traction Company
Inel
Bluffton postmaster appointed in Indiana report
Dr J R Spivey named postmaster at Bluffton. Mrs Martha Myers 90 dies at her Murray Wells county home. Prof William Beachler chosen Decatur school superintendent. Kendallville Daily News first issue appears. Kendallville gains two daily papers. Huntington reports an airship seen near city. Joseph Farren found dead in Columbia City bed. James Fagan breaks left leg in bed at Columbia City. Peru quartet start down the Wa bash river in a houseboat. Os sian town marshal struck by brick. assailant fled. Oscar Allen commits suicide at Hicksville. Mrs Calvin Vore dies after fainting during Warren I O O F march.
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J. R. Spivey
Bluffton
Martha Myers
Murray
Wells County
William Beachler
New Bremen
Decatur
Kendallville
Joseph Farren
Columbia City
James Fagan
Gus Boltz
Charles Bibler
William Seymour
Henry Foreman
Peru
Kate
Wabash River
Gulf of Mexico
Davison
Ossian
Oscar Allen
Auburn
Hicksville
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Warren Sunday
Calvin Vore
Dilman
Main Street
Water cure cited in South Bend divorce suit
Franklin Seybert begins divorce action from Ethel Seybert formerly Ethel Griffiths of Chicago alleging cruel treatment of his children Frank and Mabel by the stepmother and her mother. The couple lived apart as Seybert resided in South Bend while the family spent most time in Chicago.
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South Bend
Ind
Ethel Seybert
Franklin Seybert
Seybert
Ethel Griffiths
D. A. Griffiths
Woodlawn Avenue
Chichago
Frank
Mabel
Indictments for Gillette and Granniss in Mutual Life Case
Grand Jury in New York indicts Walter Gillette and Robert Granniss, former Mutual Life vice presidents, on six counts for Gillette and two for Granniss including forgery perjury and false reporting. Bail set at 19000 for Gillette and 5000 for Granniss. McCurdy not charged. Indictments reflect alleged irregular and fraudulent disbursements over years.
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New York
Walter R. Gillette
Robert A. Granniss
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Gillette
Granniss
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life
Criminal Court
Forbes J. Hennessy
Jerome
McCurdy Clique
Andy” Fields
Supply Department
George McKibbin & Son
Charles E. Parsons
Grand
Dobbs Ferry
State Superintendent of Insurance
Insurance Department
Harrison K. Bird
Odell
George H. Granniss
R. A. Granniss
Grannis
Scott
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Conte
No Cholera in Russia Says Consular Reports
Washington June 12 The treasury department reports no cholera in Russia this year and recommends lifting restrictions on Russian immigrants at European embarkation points. Consular offices including Riga are informed the five day detention and baggage disinfection rules are revoked for the present but may be reimposed if cholera appears.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
State Department
Russia
Europe
Department
Great Britain
United States
Surgeon General of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Riga
First Train Friday for Indiana State University Students
The Indianapolis Southern railway announced the first train into Indianapolis will run Friday carrying State university students home for summer vacation. The train will stop at Union Station in Indianapolis. Daniel Irwin, a veteran formerly from Silver Lake Kosciusko county, died of heart failure at the Lafayette soldiers home while climbing a steep hill toward his apartments. His death was caused by over-exertion as he hurried due to an approaching storm.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Indianapolis
State University
Union
Daniel Irwin
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
Lafayette
Irwin
Wheat and corn rally on government report and drought fears
Chicago market notes a firmer close as the government winter wheat outlook lifts prices despite rainless northwest. July wheat trades from 83 84c to 85 3 4c, corn climbs to 53 53 1 4c, and oats and livestock show varied moves. Kansas Nebraska drought claims boost demand while receipts and local quotes for eggs, cheese, and butter mix with regional market activity. Diploma ceremony in Kosciusko County closes with 162 graduates awarded.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission Houses
Shorts
Kansas
Nebraska
Dreath
Sige
Lord
Northwestern
Southwestern
Timothy
Chicago and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati market roundup
Markets report cattle receipts around 3 500 at Chicago with steady to strong prices for beeves cows and heifers stockers and feeders and calves. Hogs receipts about 16 000 with mixed angles and prices from 6 40 to 6 72 percent. Sheep around 15 000 with steady to strong demand for sheep and lambs. Pittsburg reports light cattle receipts and hogs around 6 85 to 6 90 for best, sheep price 5 90 and lambs at 7 down. Cincinnati notes strong hogs at 6 75 and cattle steady 4 25 to 5, sheep 3 50 to 4 5, lambs steady.
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Barr Street
Bush & Co
Mayflower
Tresselt & Sons
Shorts
Johnson & McLish
E. K. Bush
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Barr
Columbia Streets
Eckart Packing Co
Hocking Valley
Massilion
Jackson
Pocahontas
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. O
Chicago Dairy and Egg Markets Report
Chicago market report from June 12 shows butter and creamery products steady with prices ranging around 14 19c for daisies and 20c for extra creamery. Eggs and cheese quoted with various grades and yields. poultry values show alive steady with turkeys at 9c and chickens near 11 1 4c for select quality. New York market notes butter prices and creamery classifications with multiple price bands across common, extra, and renovated grades.
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New State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
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Reuben S
Patterson
Allen County Courts
Perry A. Gump
Aliie Gump
P. B. Colerick
Smith
William Sibel
Hel River Township
David Johnson
Johnson
Fern V. Bierce
Jessie Bierce
Alice Sweeney
Michael Sweeney
Ulysses G. Schwalen
Bashara
Mary Coury
Tancey
W. W. Driver
Monroeville
C. W. Carey
Woodburn
Kent
Eliza Kio
James B. Roy
Theodore Goddlewiski
Wayne Knitting Mills
J. M. Brown
Fred C. Gerke
Paul Tabor
Isaac Lesh
Jefferson Township
Justice Tancey
Emanuel Lesh
Bond
Gertrude E. Hawley
James E. Hawley
Jasper Reddin
Allen
Whitley County
Pion
Perry Township
Indiana
Frieda Berghorn
Anna Ahlsmeyer
Horn
Mutual Insurance
Grand Jury
Big Company
Czar
Grain and Provisions
Toledo
North Lims
Lima
Fort Wayne
Winona
Allen County
Republican County Convention
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