Marion County Sheriff sale notices from 1909
Public sale notices issued by Sheriff Jacob Woessner for Marion County Indiana. Hoosier Construction Company versus Samuel Quinn et al involving Lot 24 in North Park addition. Plymouth Saving and Loan Association No 2 versus Hiram Raffensperger et al involving Lots 429 and 430 in Spann and Companys Second Woodlawn addition. Sales set for December 11 1909 and dates in early November 1909. Rents and profits defined up to seven years or fee simple title if not enough to satisfy decrees. Attorneys Elliott & Payne and Newton McGuire listed.
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Aherifey
Sali—Uy
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Hoosier Construction Company
Samuel Quinn
Court House
North Park
Indianapolis
Jacob Woessner
Elliott, Elliott & Payne
Plymouth Saving and Loan Association No. 2
Hiram C. Raffensperger
Marion Courty
Spann and Company
Woodlawn
Newton M’guire
Must Hike for Drinks in South Bend Md Far Shortage
In South Bend Maryland on November 2 travelers report a surge of thirsty riders moving toward Elkheart after saloons closed last week. A conductor notes 50 passengers rode one interurban line on the previous Saturday seeking drinks, many staying until the final car departed Sunday evening. People promised to hurry back.
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South Bend
Elkhart
Polite Negro Thief Returns Pocketbook
A man described as a polite Negro pocketbook snatcher grabbed Miss Mary Alexander’s purse on Wallfut street near Capitol avenue, then returned it and asked for forgiveness saying he only wanted money. He fled after the brief confrontation as lighted by a dark deserted street.
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Mary Alexander
Capitol Avenue
Miss Alexander
Wallfut Street
Illinois Street
Boy G We Ould Farmers Some Points
Orris Hittle, 12, son of Marshall Hittle of Jackson township, tended an 80 by 80 foot plot given by his father. With Golden Dent seed corn from George Walker, he harvested 16 bushels from 1,200 stalks after a storm blew down 200. He averaged over 111 bushels per acre, despite losses, and will present a paper on his methods at the township and county meeting.
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Marshall Hittle
Jackson Township
Hittle
George Walker
Corn Club
Pictures of the Cherry mine disaster at Vaudette theater
Fred Criswell proprietor of the Vaudette theater exhibits photographs from Cherry U1 showing the mine calamity. The images detail the ill-fated shaft, cage with rescuers and bodies, officials soldiers and crowds, with a brief explanatory lecture to aid understanding.
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Fred Criswell
Vaudette Theater
Cherry
Vaudette
The Fort of Hercules in Leroux's The Perfume of the Lady in Black
Excerpt describes the fortress entry of the fifteenth century chateau with heavy oak doors and iron bands. The sole entry is a gate easily opened, guarded only by a small barrier. Turret roofs host palm trees battered by sea winds and sun, with La Louve looming over cobalt seas.
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Fort of Hercules
la Louve
Shadows Over the Square Tower at Garibald Point
In the nocturnal calm the Square Tower reveals its faded grandeur born of Mortola fantasies while Rouletabille notes Mme Edith’s rooms wiped clean of past splendor. A silent fisher boat arrives, and the mysterious Larson, “the great Fred,” appears at the prow before vanishing as night settles over the court.
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New Castle
Rouletabille
Charles the Bold
Boulevard
pointe’Ospedaletti
Larson
Fred
Secret Service
Pointe de Garibald
Bemis Beats Swank In Local Billiards Match
Bemis defeated Swank 2 to 4 in a Board of Trade billiard parlor game last night.
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Bemis
Swank
Board of Trade
Be Careful at Square Tower Gage of Defiance Intrigues
At the corner by the Square Tower railing two forms struggle one taller supports the other while entreaty fills the air Mme Darzac warns that the man has thrown a gage of defiance and will not leave this evening Rouletabille urges haste to the bank while Mathilde pleads what will you do there To Be Continued.
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Charlies the Bold
Mme. Darzac
Rouletabilie
Mathilde
Widow of Ex Mayor James Mitchell 15 Dead
Mrs Clara Mitchell widow of Major James Mitchell former Indianapolis mayor and county prosecutor died Friday night at her home 517 North Delaware street She had been an invalid for years suffered a heart attack Read literature extensively survived by one son James I Mitchell Funeral services set for Monday morning at the home 110 East Thirteenth Street
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Clara Mitchell
James Mitchell
Indianapolis
Delaware Street
the Gon
Thirteenth Street
Burglar Once Town Marshal of Oolitic Ind
The burglar who named himself Mike Foley was tracked by Bicycle Policemen Mullin and Stewart on Friday after Foley confessed. He claimed the alias Henry Sutton and said he had prior arrests for larceny and burglary in Indiana Michigan City prison 1894 and Canyon City California 1899. He said he became town marshal of Oolitic seven months after mob fears forced him out. He was accused of robbing a dead man in a hotel, then moved to Chicago, and refused to name his wife and child.
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Mike Foley
Mullin
Stewart
Foley
George Acomb
William Cardwell
Henry Sutton
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
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Saver Trains
New York
New York Central Ltd
Via
Boston
Grams Central
Omty Railroad
New
Washington and
Mcridlan Streets
Yewr
H. J. Rhein
Genl
Pase
Agt
Cincinnati
Ani York Canal Lines
the Park Theater
M'Fadden
Park Theater
Greenfield
Orris Hittle
Gaston Leroux
Cecilia Loftus
Charles the Bold Armsgelf
Mme. Edith
Myself
Mme
Robert Dargac
Bob
M. Stangerson
NEW Vaudeville Theater
Acme-Evans Company
Inl
Mary Roberts Rinehart
D.n Versa
Aba
Harrison Fisher
Mayo Bunker
the Bobbs-Merrill CO
Julius Keller Construction CO
Maryland St
PEI Gold
Delta
Delaware and
Ohio Street
Denis
Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
Wanamaker
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Solidat Earhart
Earhart
N. Penn. St
Citi
Dayton
Toledo
Indpis
P. A
Nhs
C. Ehrlich Company
Kentucky Avenue
Main
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Couriersville
Rushville
Kingston
Kingston Cafe
Oolitic, Ind
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