Cited court actions unfold in circuit court session
Elizabeth J. Francis sues The Estate of Sarah J. Anderson seeking 1200 for nursing services as a jury of Silas Storer C W Cook F M Pittman and others hears cases including Bessie vs William Granger divorce and a motion for new trial in Banks vs Wabling.
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Tevens
McConnell
Elizabeth J. Francis
Sarah J. Anderson
Anderson
Silas Storer
C. W. Cook
F. M. Pittman
William Dilley
Henry Benner
William A. ‘Welch
James Gagle
W. R. Hare
William’ T. Pritchett
Horace Smith
Walter, Eliott
Frank Barr
Yestterday
Bessie
William Granger
Banks
Wabling
Lorena
Ira E. Creed
John A. Wolf
Adam J. Wolf
William Powell
Moroney
Gault
The
Panhandle
Alexander P. Reed
Lincoln
Hill Stocks Rise and War Talk Fades in Narrow Market
Stocks fluctuated as Hill railroad shares lifted the market while near eastern tensions and bulgaria turkey questions unsettled prices. Despite brief recoveries from an opening drop, hesitancy persisted with some weakness at the Saturday level, amid mixed hopes for diplomacy and limited foreign impact on American securities.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Open Bids October 27 for MeadLawn and Middleton Streets
At meetings yesterday the board of works accepted the Miles Street improvement and assessments. Bids for the MeadLawn Avenue and Horney Street work will be opened on October 27 by Controller Middleton.
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Board ’ of Works
Miles Street
Middleton
I Nnt
Meadlawn Avenue
Horney Street
Commissioners Move to Peru for Key Board Meeting
Officials plan a decisive session today to resolve a contested board seat. The meeting, hosted by the county commission, focuses on filling the vacancy and outlining next steps for governance.
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Peru
Shamaracecan Ioe
Rail fires blamed on sparks and cigars along Wabash line
Wabash claims miles of right of way east and west of the city burned to guard against locomotive sparks. Section men keep flames within bounds while Claim Agent Dungan notes many fires originate from cigar stubs tossed from passenger cars. Investigation shows grass fires along trolley lines as common as those on steam routes.
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Wabash Railroad
Dungan
Wabash
Indiana
Foreman AcDonald Lectures on Economy of Coal and Oil
Road foreman of engines AcDonald delivers annual talk on economy of coal and oil. Enginemen are summoned to discuss conservation of supplies and six months of records are shown. Some men have made fine records and are cited as examples to emulate.
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AcDonald
Track in Good Condition on Pennsylvania Railroad Line
Track supervisors claim the entire New York to Pittsburgh line is in better condition this year than last year. Despite drastic economy, the current track record shows clear improvement over 1907 as the season ended.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Pittsburg
Nut Threading Dept Runs Day and Night at Panhandle Shops
One department shows rush activity at Panhandle shops with a newly installed nut threader in constant operation. The machine runs day and night and employs two men.
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Panhandle
New Canadian Post Office Established at Scott Saskatchewan
On September 28 the Canadian government set up a new post office at Scott in Saskatchewan to serve Cass County settlers. Some doubts had circulated, and some mail to Scott had been returned, but the office exists and northern mail clerks have been instructed on delivery pathways.
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Scott
The
Saskatchewan
Cass County
Earnings show gains on railroad week hopeful for fall
Railroad earnings for the fourth week of September rise on seven of twenty five important roads, signaling possible year high. Analysts expect conditions to improve as fall weather arrives.
New York Labor Law Sees Limited Enforcement by Railroads
The semi monthly pay rule for New York workers began October 1 but lacks penalties for violations, causing railroads to largely ignore the measure and continue current practice.
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New York
Panhandle Railroad Crew Notes and Seasonal Prep
Yard brakemen and dispatchers are listed as on leave traveling or returning from visits. Three car loads of grain doors arrived for fall handling. Homeseekers’ day sold twenty Panhandle tickets to western and northwestern points. Crew expansion with six new painters and sixteen of fifty nine brake men laid off. ongoing fall inspections prompt prep work across yards and sheds.
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Gus Plotner
James M. Brayn
Plymouth
H H. B. Moore
H. S. Tousley
Bob Finks
Georgetown
Ed Rich
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Northwestern
M. Lb. Wiley
C. E. Mikesell
Obed
J. H. Spencer
F. €. Schmidt
G. W. Timberlake
South Yards
William Tichoft
Frank Patterson
St. Joseph Hospital
Jacob Kreigh
Panhandler
Ft. Wayne and
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Boyd Park
Cosmopolitan Throng At Panhandle Station En Route West
At one o'clock yesterday morning the Panhandle station housed a mix of eighteen Indians and about as many Italians resting in waiting rooms before journeys. The Indians traveled to Winamac for a tent show at a street fair, while Italians headed to Indianapolis or Kenneth for morning trains.
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Winamac
Indianapolis
Kenneth
County selects bridge contracts and road reviews
County commissioners awarded concrete bridge contracts across multiple townships with varying per cubic yard rates and flooring costs. Viewers were appointed for Cass Fulton line while road petitions in Adams and Deer Creek townships were reported or deferred.
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Widow Creek
Washington Township
Court Minor
Miller Creek
Harrison Township
Sam Conner
Mud Branch
Clay Township
A. F. Shuman
Deer Creek
Jackson Township
Pottowatomie Point
David D. Babb
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple City Parcels and Mortgages
Casper Bennett transfers to Harry Fidler and Sarah Bennett. Winters to Claude Bishop. Rue to Arthur Boyer. Maurice to Milton Stewart. Frank Barr to William Beddow. Wildermuth to Burns. Katherine Velsey to Blanche Harrison and back. LaRose to Amanda LaRose. Middleton to Andrew Wise. Twelve mortgages filed total 45 800 dollars.
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Harry Fidler
Sarah J. Bennett
W. D
Ruth A. Winters
Claude C. Bishop
John O. Skelton
Max A. Rue
Arthur S. Boyer
Frederick Behren
Indiana
Maurice
Milton B. Stewart
B. Green
Frank Barr
William BE. Beddow
M. A. Heth
Elias Wildermuth
William H
Carla A. Burns
Mary J. Snider
Add City
Katherine Velsey
Blanche Harrison
Ellen Kanty
Katharine Velsey
Noah J. LaRose
Amanda J. LaRose
Clay Township
Daniel Middleton
Andrew M
Elizabeth Wise
National League Board Delays Decision on Sept 23 Game
The National League board of directors adjourned in Cincinnati at 10:30 pm without ruling on the September 23 dispute between the New York and Chicago clubs. Mr. Herrman said the decision would be announced tomorrow at 10 o clock after hearing all evidence in executive session. Only three directors and one stenographer were present.
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Ing
New York
Chicago
Herrman
Hooley and Tucker Tailors Ad at Fourth and Broadway
A vintage tailor ad from Hooley and Tucker positioned at Fourth and Broadway. The copy promotes bespoke woolens labeled as special and nonduplicable, inviting customers to compare and trust their domestic tailoring skills.
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Sunny
Neot
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