Quiet Title Fight in Rader Leary Case Stirs Defendant
In the suit of George L. against Patrick Leary to quiet title, Leary defaulted but tendered for quieting title at his cost. His attorneys Bundy & Hornady withdrew appearance, leading to a default judgment. Leary seeks to have the default set aside, claiming a forged deed exists in the record and that the instrument bore the name Patrick Leary without authorization. The plaintiff, via Holloman, argues Leary has no defense. the case centers on canceling the deed and any mortgage related to the realty. Leary admits the deed was a fraud and not executed by him.
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George L
Patrick Leary
Ted al Yto
Attr
Bundy
Hornady
Tien
Holloman
Bundy X Hornady
Leary
Red
P Leary
Picture of Judge Neal Enshrined in Boone County Hall
A framed enlarged portrait of the late Judge Stephen Neal, Boone Circuit judge 1890 to 1896, now hangs in the judge's room at the house. It is the second portrait donated to the Boone County Judges Hall, following the first collection piece. The Neal portrait was contributed by his daughter Mrs Jen Jennings and his son Theodore JArtman, who helped spearhead the drive to assemble a complete gallery of former Boone County judges.
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Stephen Neal
Boone
Im Ke| Hioone County
Judge Neal
Jen Jennings
Theodore. Jartman
Hoone Court
Advocate Stone Pile Report Proposed for Lafayette County
The County Board of Charities presents its inaugural report to Lafayette officials detailing visits to benevolent and penal institutions within unity. It urges implementing a stonepile to house vagrants and misdemeanants, marking the strongest recommendation in the document.
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Lafayette
County Board of Charities
Pie Board
Cigarette Baker Claim Sparks Cross Border Notes
A Detroit handwritten letter from a man claiming to be the original Cigarette Baker denounces forged signatures and asserts his authenticity. He says he is living near Windsor Ontario and runs a shooting gallery's single-entry books. Officials circulate Governor Hanly’s $3,000 reward proclamation to sheriffs and chiefs nationwide.
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Inediana
Windsor
Ontario
Y. A. Baker
Detroit
Hanly
Baker
Board weighs deduction request in Daily assessment case
A. C. Daily’s creditor claim prompts Board of Review to consider deducting a judgment from Daily’s credits while under advisement. The panel set household goods at 400 and noted other property values for residents including Ira Mo Sharp, Martha Beard, and John A. Bush in Marion township with reductions for losses from a lightning incident.
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K. F. Hedges
Board of Review
A. C. Daily
Mr. Daily
Ira Mo Sharp
Martha 4
Beards
John A. Bush
Marion Township
Prize Scholarship Contest Scheme Faces Arrest In Crawfordsville
Marshal Oden reports that W C Price is wanted in Crawfordsville and was last seen in Lebanon where he drafted a contest to award two scholarships at Lebanon Business University. Ten merchants paid $10 each to fund votes. Price collected and fled. Raber, owner of the university, will fund the scholarships and complete the contest despite Price's failure.
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Marshal Oden
Crawfordsville
W. C. Price
Lebanon
Price
Lebanon Business University
Business University
Raber
The
Standard Oil to Forgo Defense at ICC Hearing
The Standard Oil Company will make no defense before the Interstate Commerce Commission against charges of commercial banditism. Attorney Virg il P. Kline advised the commission he will not present witnesses. The move follows a New York meeting of Standard magnates after the Cleveland inquiry and leaves a record that the commission can only report the charges to Congress as unrelated.
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Cleveragp
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virgil P. Kline
New York
Cleveland
Kline
Congress
Flag Day observance brightens Lebanon with Old Glory
On Flag Day the U S flag was raised in Lebanon and citizens responded by displaying the stars and stripes. The emblem adorned storefronts and many homes, marking the Nation’s birthday with popular display and pride.
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Lebanon
In Honor of Mrs Mitchell Hostesses Noblesville Gathering
Mrs Rezin Hosfort entertained a company Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Charles Mitchell of Noblesville. A two course luncheon was served. Miss Haoford proved herself.
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Rezin Hosfort
Charles Mitchell
Noblesville
Haoford
On tune Lape Seren Noton Mon Eiteckel
A terse note reports a person named Lie andlheen at inom with an official role. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal call or appointment related to workess and a ceremonial Hon anion. No dates or places are clearly legible in the fragment.
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Inom
Man Drowns After Jump From Bridge Into River
A man unknown leaped from the Washington street bridge into the river at 8 p m and drowned. Police boat crews searched the spill for two hours but the body has not been recovered.
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Curcaco
Washington Street
Yuel Gee
Meat Inspection Bill Aims For Safer Food Across Nation
A congressional committee yesterday approved meat inspection legislation to be presented to the House for action. It would place the cost of inspection on the government with an automatic annual appropriation of $2,000,000. The bill requires postmortem and ante-mortem checks for all animals killed for food, and mandates a government label as a passport for meat products in interstate commerce plus a purity certificate for carriers and the agriculture secretary for foreign shipments.
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Wis
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Approaching Nuptials For Delia Smith And Rolla Ellsworth
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Delia Ruth Smith and Mr. Rolla Ellsworth. The ceremony will be at 8 o clock in the evening on June 28 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Martin Hudson Smith, in Philadelphia.
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Rolla Williams
Delia Ruth Smith
Rolla Ellsworth
Williams
Martin Hudson Smith
Philadelphia
Lod
Frankfort Falls to Bluffton in Baseball Briefs
Bluffton defeated Frankfort three games to one in a four game series. Frankfort signed Bluffton’s Comingore to play right field and pitch while Parker moved to third and became captain. Owls play at Earl Park next. Lebanon plans two games at Frankfort the following Sunday with several signed players including Eltis Van Sickle Troutman Wilson Behringer and Richey.
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Frankfort
Bluffton
Comingore
Parker
Owls
Earl Park
Lebanon
Portland
Eltis
van Sickle
Troutman
Tom Wilson
Linden
Behringer
Utter
Frank Richey
Richey
Cincinnati
Rubush
Wabash College
Bunny’ Pierce
Explosion on British steamer Haverford kills five
Liverpool June 14 Five men killed and about forty injured in a massive explosion on the British steamer Haverford of the International Navigation Company. The blast, likely from a barrel of naphtha, ripped hatches, sparked a fire amid linseed cake cargo, and injured were taken to hospital as crews fought the blaze for two hours before gaining control.
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Liverpool
Haverford
International Navigation Company
Nielson
Philadelphia
Waskisson Dock
Enjoyable Industrial Union meeting near Lebanon
Fifty five women gathered Wednesday afternoon three miles west of Lebanon despite threatening weather. Performances included instrumental solos by Fern Stevenson Edna Strawmeyer and Hapnals Bell band numbers by Lula Cobb and Mrs Lester Jones a reading by Mrs Anderson Morris and a recitation by Mrs Mark Lampher A collection of 37 was taken The group reported cancelling a 3000 debt on the manse and lot with 16 in treasury Dinner of fried chicken bread and butter sandwiches pickles and coffee was served The next meeting will be with Mrs Wm Berry.
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Industrial Union of the
Presbyterian Church
Thos
Kersey
Lebanon
Fern Stevenson
Edna Strawmeyer
Hapnals Bell
Lula ‘Cobb
Lester Jones
Anderson Morris
Mark Lampher
Industrial Union
Mesdames Cunningham
Maggart
Smith and Berry
Wm. Berry
Ardent Wooing In Suit For Damages
Mrs Jessie Van de Lmee Galetes Sve Russa Gwes Lier sues for 22,500 alleging Nelson's ardent wooing deprived her of Mae, the daughter who should help with housework, claiming damages for loss of services. The action began yesterday as she seeks payment for the alleged neglect.
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Jessie van de Lmee
Galetes
Burgess and Mash Wed in Kirklin Marriage License Granted
The Fort Wayne Times reports a marriage license issued yesterday to Garreld Burgess and Donnie G Mash. They announced plans to wed in Kirklin yesterday evening. The bride is the daughter of Henry and Mrs Marsh, residents of Mechan.
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Times of Today
Garreld Burgess
Donnie G. Mash
Kirklin
Henry
M.marsh
Cole Nominated for Governor at Minnesota Republican Convention
Cole nominated for governor at the Minnesota Republican convention held in Doyota as party officials name him as their candidate amid early campaign maneuvers and regional party activity.
HISS PERKINS RECITAL AT Methodist Church
Miss Ruth Perkins directed a recital at the Methodist church on the first night with rustic pupils aided by Mesdames A. M. Zion and H. P. Matthews. A large crowd enjoyed seventeen numbers, praised the high class music, and applauded the performers as Miss Perkins received warm congratulations.
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Ruth” Perkins
Methodist Church
Mesdames A. M. Zion
H. P. Matthews
Miss Perkins
Isaael Putnam cottage in Horseneck becomes colonial museum
In a ceremony under the American Revolution banner a large gathering dedicates the Israel Putnam cottage at Horseneck as a colonial museum. Governor Roberts and Putnam Phalanx escort, with state officials and historians from New York Boston and Springfield in attendance.
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Isaael Putnam
Horseneck
Governor Roberts
New York
Boston
Springfield
Israel Putnam
TYPE OF CANAL debated as Congress nears adjournment
Wasumneros June 4 reports an unexpected snag in the move for an early adjournment. Secretary Taft meets with Speaker Cannon and Hepburn to settle the type of canal before Congress closes. The canal registration issue remains a focus of the committee and leaders.
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Panama Canal
Congress
Taft
Cannon
Hepburn
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's League Games
In the American Association Milwaukee beat Indianapolis in a rain shortened contest while St Paul defeated Columbus in rain. National League results show New York winning 3 to 2 over Cleveland Chicago 9 Washington 6 and At Labs 3 Boston 9.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
At. Labs
Hoston
Flag Day Observance and Birth of Stars and Stripes
Special Exercises at Betsy Bass Home in Philadelphia mark Flag Day with school programs and speeches. The article recounts Congress in 1777 approving 13 stripes and 13 stars on a blue field, the Betsy Ross story, and the public memorial status of the Betsy Ross House. It notes sunrise flag-raising across the nation and the ongoing addition of stars for new states.
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Primapevens
Philadelphia
Congress
Independence Hall
United States
Union
St George
England
Continental
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Lynch
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Republic
Benny Hoss
Betsy Roza
Arch Street
American Flag House
Benny Ross
Wasiineios
D. C
Alantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
American Congress
Young Fall Convicted in Assault With Intent to Rape
Earl Fall was tried in Indianapolis yesterday on the charge of assault with intent to commit rape. He was found guilty, sentenced to six months in the work house, and fined 100 pounds.
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Earl Fall
Indianapolis
Fire at Zionville House Reported in Noon Discovery
Fire at a Zionville residence was discovered around noon on Tuesday with the blaze visible from the time of discovery. The paper notes the dwelling was occupied but provides no details on the cause or casualties as of publication.
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Zionaville Times
C. Te
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Cole
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Ruby Edens
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Blade
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Ark
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