Divorces and marriage costs in Marion County court
Judge John L. McMaster discusses why divorces rise from hurried marriages and inadequate means. He notes reliance on passion, reform attempts, and easy access to divorce. The Marion County statistics show many licenses and divorces across superior and circuit courts in the year ended June 2012.
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Marcy
John L. McMaster
Marion
Marion County
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Clepit Court
Desperate Convicts Refuse Work at Fort Worth Plantation
From Fort Worth Texas January 1 a group of convicts recently moved from the state penitentiary of Tunteville took over a plantation outhouse and barricaded themselves inside after two days of mutiny. Guards surround the building as authorities attempt to starve them into submission while the men threaten to endure hunger to avoid returning to work harvesting the sugar crop.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tunteville
Gssipt
Deserving Tribute From Mr Hall About Nerve Pills
A Indianapolis man describes relief from debility loss of appetite and nervousness after using Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills purchased at Huder's Drug Store. He reports improved digestion strength and vigor and praise for the medicine and its maker Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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A W. Chase
Hall
Hust
Indianapolis
Ind
Huder
Aw. Chase
A. Wy Cham Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
A. Wichad
Parknes
SEXTON MICHAEL MNTIGUE BURIED OVER 5000 AT KOKOMO
Ind, Jan 1 Sn Bath in poing of Interments and years of continuous service Sexton Mark McTleve of this city likely holds a world record. He began in 1886 and buries at about one a day. He has dug over 5,000 graves and knows the names of all the departed, marked and unmarked. At 74, he first worked in the local cemetery 46 years ago and has officiated at all interments since.
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Horomo
Ind
Bath
Mark McTleve
Thie City
Isig Aid Es Sukatt
Tie
Ireland
Jackilon Sexton McTipue
Mr. McTigue
Ile Dug Ie
Vittse
Hag
New York Lawyer Wins Record Fee in Connecticut Case
Miss Pettus of New York, a renowned woman lawyer, has recovered a judgment in the United States Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut. She secured $16,000 for legal services and enabled the recovery of over $300,000 in property for a single client, Mrs. Susan A. Smith of Bridgeport. Pettus, a lecturer at New York University and a pioneer female attorney, notes prior reports of a $10,000 fee were overstated. The case involved recovering property from a husband after Connecticut’s laws allowed married women to own property. Pettus asserts the fee was justified and describes the property secured as sufficient to secure payment.
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Wortan
New York
Keahetls
Mary Pettus
United States Elreuse Court of the District of
Sai Minn Pettus
O'Neil
Wmrn
Mary Smith
Bridgeport
Mra. Smith
Connecticut
Aerasda
Abe
United States Court
United Bases
Romance Ends in Jail and a German Baron Deception
Frederick M. Ataver faces sentencing on embezzlement charges from farmer George Van Hoeden. The report details Charles Stover’s earlier crash of money, flight to Germany, and deceptive marriage scams with Mrs Muller in New Jersey. The piece also touches cattle and stock market notes from Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Tragedy in Dayton Ends in Double Fatal Shooting
In Dayton a man shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Von da Fogorielaki, wife of boarding house operator John Porgorzetski, then fatally shot himself. The gunman, George Gunn, reportedly acted after jealousy. The husband reportedly left home before the incident. one or more details remain unclear.
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Dayton
Jen
Ealousy
George Gunn
Vonda Fogorielaki
John Porgorzetski
Guss
Wen
Markets Rise on Final Day of Year as Bulls Lead
New York stocks opened strong with broad gains led by Erie and Norfolk gains, while Union Pacific firm and other rails rose. Chicago and Toledo grain, livestock, and provisions markets show mixed but active trading as buyers anticipate demand and year-end money shifts.
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New York
Erie
Union Pacife
Norfolk
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Manhattan
Mblgi L
Tessa Racine
T. Paul
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McMaster
Ighe
Mary Leiter
Chicago
India
Curzon
Ensinod
Cerron
Ty Doo Leiter
Curem Sheeray
Delph
Cureen
Ital
Indla
Sexton
Michael Mntigue
Kokomo
Indianane
Valparaiso
Theodore Johnson
Albert Vennon
Woodville
Antlers
Crosmo
Lake Superior
Resact
Mount Holly
Gaskill
Frederick M. Ataver
George van Hoeden
Femberton
Stover
Han
Germany
Bremen
Wee Muller
Newark
N. J
Muller
Efort
Blover
America
Shin
Mra
Mulinr
T. Francia Bacon
Baron de Btover
Bacon
Dowingtown
Breck
Anis
Shiptiente
Pest Neuvien
Biego du
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Déo
Ei Elgin
Dalrz
Sy Boj
Toledo
Greene
Butler—Creamaeries
Auirtes
Datales
Chicago Livestock Market Union
Ill
Der
Tidiate
Tha
Wee
Misc
Suyepizige
Sethe
Hay-Steady
Timothy
Ash
Indianapolis Markets
Abiopera
Oysttre
Flanana
Wrowssie Ences Oyatera
Manant
Wresh pork—Labs
Laftard
Alrigit Butts
Luc
Dean Pork
Datent Mpring
Java
Golan
Bourbon Santos
Jia Golden
Lee
Gatmea
New Orleans
California
Florida
Celifornia
Malagas
Virginia
Castile
Retell
Auielens
Ton
Jackson
Pittwbyn
Raymond
Winttrede
Braallbrock
County
Blossuure
Hime
Pletabure
West
Indiana Sinck
Jiapy
Kennedy
Pyue
Julieta
Stout
Beatt
Ary
Mall
X. Muner
Woeh
Penn
Droett Terrae Neon
Takbinia Inden
Mawuel
Timea Hachow
York
Frank H. Carter
Chas
W. Etchrodt
Moan Drug Co
W. Wess
Carage
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