Dogs Tax Affidavits Filed Against Seventy-Eight Owners in City
Prosecutor George Custer filed affidavits against seventy eight dog owners who did not pay dog taxes. Cases split among three justices with rapid trials as constables enforce summons. Lists of defendants include Hanawalt Court Rose Blake May Beard John Ballou Sam Beder and many others across Graves Graves Graves courts with ongoing enforcement and added fees.
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George Custer
Hanawalt's Court
Martin Oats
Rose Blake
May Beard
John Ballou
Sam Beder
Charles Galloway
Ed Cotner
B. Debolt
D. B. Thistle
George Grace
Bent Humes
Ira Howard
John Tann
Joseph LaKoke
J. E. Martin
Anna McDonald
Louis Norris
Pearl Tyre
Theodore Ruch
Earl Shelton
William Shrock
Fred Schrader
Julius Trout
Levi Worley
Harry Watts
May Smith
Grant Sutton
Warren Vayette
Graves’ S Court
William Hoover
A. G. Long
C. J. Lewis
Joseph Moro
Frank Wash
Casper Potnoff
Isaac Reed
Charles Simons
Ohn A. Simons
C. B. Thurman
Charles Albright
Charles Albion
Fred Beagle
John Bingaman
Walter Butt
William Cantner
George Crow
Howard Claybaugh
David Cuppy
Mary Dickel
Anna Galloway
Joseph Beeson
J. H. Holton
Ora Winger
Charles Wines
Damage Suit Over Delayed Fruit In Transit
G. Caruso sues Wabash Railroad to recover 150 dollars for alleged damage to fruit delayed in transit. Trial proceeds in Squire Reid's court. John Donohue jailed eleven days this morning for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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G. Caruso
Wabash Railroad Company
Squire Reid
John’ Donohue
Richardson Operated On After Appendeditis
Floyd Dick Richardson assistant road foreman of engines on the Panhandle was stricken with appendicitis yesterday afternoon. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital this morning at 3 o'clock and a speedy operation was performed. This afternoon he was reported as getting along as well as could be expected.
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Floyd
Dick) Richardson
Panhandle
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Conductors Quit as Vandalia Sets New Appointments
Vandalia announces resignations of George Hayes of Darlington and Thomas Perkins of Crawfordsville after years of service. Lawler brothers are named to fill the vacancies.
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Vandalia
George Hayes
Darlington
Thomas Perkins
Crawfordsville
Company
Lawler Brothers
Owls Undecided On Local Lodge Affiliation
The local order of Owls heard part of Will Rea's report from the national convention in Knoxville Tennessee. Rea did not determine the local lodge’s parent order and the question will be settled at Tuesday's meeting.
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Order of Owls
Will Rea
Knoxville
Tenn
Rea
Mrs Winslow Attends Eastern Star Grand Lodge Sessions
Mrs Sarah Winslow of 200 Cicott Street travels to South Bend to participate in the Grand Lodge sessions of the Eastern Star.
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Sarah Winslow
Cicott Street
South Bend
East End Seweer Route Sparks Injunction Talk
East End residents near Market street clash with proposed sewer route as water in rain floods streets. Critics say only a few property owners benefit and threaten legal action unless the plan changes. City council and board of works clash over funding and route, echoing a previous West Side sewer fiasco.
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Market Street
Council
Board of Works
West Side
East End
Edgerly Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Lansing B Edgerly was granted a divorce from his wife Francis B Edgerly in circuit court this morning The action had been filed only a few days earlier.
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Lansing B. Edgerly
Francis B. Edgerly
Aew
Judge dismisses multiple divorce cases to free docket
Circuit Judge John S. Lairy clears the April term by dismissing divorce actions where plaintiffs showed no effort to obtain a trial. Names include Anna Sherman v James Sherman and Maud Norton v James Norton as the docket lightens, with more dismissals anticipated. Uncle Billy Jacks, the record clerk, cheers the lighter workload.
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John S. Lairy
Anna Sherman
James Sherman
Maud Norton
James H. Norton
Ella Bayley
Menton Bayley
George C. Hill
Elizabeth M. Hill
Rose Farmer
William Farmer
Eli H. Rouch
Larina J. Rouch
Lina Etters
George Etters
Billy” Jacks
Court backs contract cancellation in Owen Rose case
Appellate court upholds a lower ruling in the William H. Rose versus William D. Owen dispute. The decision cites duress as a basis to cancel a payment contract tied to the Ubero syndicate and Mexican land dealings.
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William H. Rose
William D. Owen
A. G. Jenkines
Logansport
Ubero
Rose
Owen
Mexico
Ubers
Appellate Court
Court of Equity
William Smith Heads for DeLong to Fish Tippecanoe River
William Smith of 1228 Spearstreet departed this morning for DeLong. He met a party of gentlemen from Louisville and plans to fish down the Tippecanoe river.
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William Smith
Spearstreet
DeLong
Louisville
Tippecanoe River
The Black Sea Poisoned Waters Stop Life at Depths
The Black Sea's bottom is largely devoid of scavengers due to abundant hydrogen sulfide from decomposition. Carbonate of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide accumulate, poisoning water from deep levels to near the surface, allowing only bacteria to survive. The phenomenon is unique today and parallels ancient sedimentary sea-bottom conditions.
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
Broadway Theatre Opens With Lecture Then Vaudeville
The theatre will open tomorrow night after rearrangements. Christian Scientists have secured the playhouse for a lecture. Vaudeville debuts next Monday with Manager Sipe presenting top national talent.
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Broadway
Christian Scientists
Sipe
Barnhart Competes in Thirteenth District Race
Henry A. Barnhart a Longcliff trustee enters the Thirteenth district Democratic convention race on July 22. He joins B. F. Shively and A. J. Bunnell in a competitive field as the convention approaches.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Longcliff
B. F. Shively
A. J. Bunnell
Council Disputes Over Electric Plant Expert Hiring
Councilmen defend hiring an expert to supervise electric light equipment purchase and installation arguing for quality and value. They plan an ordinance line item of 30 000 for expert services and challenge the board of works opposition as bullheaded. The board favored Esterline for the full job but refuses council orders.
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Loransport
Board of Works
Quiet Title Action by Martha Jones Gray Against Moses M. Baker et al
Martha Jones Gray sues in circuit court seeking quiet title to property. The suit names nearly a hundred defendants including Moses M. Baker and other parties with interests in the property.
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Martha Jones Gray
Moses M. Baker
New Sign Sets for Street Cars
Ryder, manager of the street car system, has two reversible sign sets for the cars. One set reads This car to the show grounds and Band concert tonight. The other set reads Baseball today and Skating at the park.
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Ryder
Red Men to Aid Memorial Services in Galveston
The local Red Men will travel to Galveston next Sunday to assist in memorial services there. The invitation was accepted at the meeting last night.
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Galveston
Gall Board's Bluff Over Bathing Pool Funding
Local board of works and Trades Assembly clash over a $5,000 council appropriation for a bath and swimming pool. The board pledges a $6,000 request next year, while critics urge immediate construction and a $3,900 increase now to finish the pool next summer.
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Board of Works
Trades Assembly Committee
Logansport
Eclipse to be visible across North America next Sunday
A near total solar eclipse will be seen across North America next Sunday from 8 33 to 11 32 local time. The event will begin as the sun is obscured and conclude with most of the sun visible again.
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North America
Sullivan Acquitted in Liquor Charge After Failing to Identify Suspect
Frank Sullivan was acquitted in police court after witnesses testified he sold booze to George Hudson. Hudson identified Sullivan in court but could not pick him out in the room, citing poor eyesight or mistaken identity. Sullivan was discharged after the attempt at identification failed.
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Frank Sullivan
George Hudson
Railroad Street
Sullivan's
Wabash Station
Sullivan
Hudson
Grover Cleveland Dies After Lingering Illness
Princeton N J June 24 Grover Cleveland ex president of the United States died here this morning at 8 40 o clock after a lingering illness Cause of death heart failure and oedema He was born March 18 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey and rose from a poor boy to the presidency He borrowed $50 to start in life and later served as district attorney sheriff and lawyer before entering national politics
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Cleveland
Country
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Caldwell
Essex County
Stephen Grover
Stephen
Grover
Fayetteville
N. Y
Clinton and
Holland Patent
New York Institution For the
Cleveland, O
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Lewis F. Allen
Erie County
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