Notice of Private Sale in Spangler Estate Jefferson Co Indiana
Harvey J. Zearing as Commissioner will privately sell the real estate of Susan V. Spangler deceased in Madison Jefferson County Indiana. Bids due sealed and in writing by 1 pm February 4 1916 with sale subject to court approval. Property recorded March 31 1893 conveyed by Bowman to Spangler. Full appraised cash sale. Right to reject any bids.
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State of Indiana
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit Court
James T. Lawson
Susan V. Spangler
Harvey J. Zearing
Richert Block
Madison
Indiana
Susan V. Spangier
Third Street
McIntire
Kinney
Charles A. Bowman
Madison Brewing Company Annual Statement 1916
The Madison Brewing Company files its annual statement for January 1 1916 showing authorized capital stock of 100000 issued and paid 94150 liabilities including funding and improvement bonds 31593 49. Directors and officers certify truth of the statement with signatures of John B L Ross president Charles A Greiner director A C Greiner superintendent Alde Ru Weber secretary and notary public K Wey er Johnson County Indiana.
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State of
Indiana
County of Jefferson
Madison Brewing Company
John BL. Ross
Charles A. Greiner
A. C. Greiner
Aldi RU. Weber
K. Weyer
Jatterson Co
Ind
Notice of Administration in Jefferson County Indiana
The undersigned James F. Heath has been appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph T. Reynolds, late of Jefferson County, Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent. January 11, 1916.
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Circuit Court
Jefferson County
State of
Indiana
Joseph T. Reynolds
James F. Heath
Berlin
Bremen
Baltic Sea
Justice Hughes Denies Writ in Priest Hans Schmidt Case
Hans Schmidt, former priest, denied a writ of error by Justice Hughes. He was convicted of murdering Anna Aumueller and faces execution by electric chair at Sing Sing this week. Ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for pure blood and healthy digestion.
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Washington
Hughes
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumueller
Sing Sing
Gallant Montenegrin Army Battles in Mountains
Montenegrin forces under King Nicholas make a last stand in the mountains as Austro Hungarian and Bulgarian troops close in. The article notes it is unlikely Montenegro can repel the combined attacks amid worsening odds.
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Mrs Eleanor Peck of Aurora Dies After Long Suffering
Aurora widow Mrs Eleanor Prichard Peck died at her home December 23 after a long illness. Born May 3 1838 near Warsaw she was the youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth Prichard. She married Armoury Peck at sixteen and had ten children eight survive with families. twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Tributes praise her Christian character patience and generosity. Chesterton notes the merger of the Independent Order of Foresters of America with the North American Union announced January 11.
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Aurora
Ind
Eleanor Prichard Peck
F. L. Peck
Progressives in Chicago push Roosevelt GOP nomination plan
Leaders of the Progressives in Chicago meet to back a Roosevelt nomination by the Republican convention on June 7. Frank Funk of Illinois outlines a strategy to force Roosevelt's nomination with a concurrent Chicago meeting, possibly creating a third ticket if needed.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Frank Funk
Ilinois
Friendly suit asks inheritance tax fate for Whedon estate
Americus Whedon, executor and husband of Sarah J Belknap Whedon, filed in Chancery Court to decide Kentucky inheritance tax liability on non resident stock and bonds in a local safety vault. He seeks court orders to ascertain amounts charged to each of thirty three beneficiaries including Emily Cawein Tracy Girdler Elinor Johnebeck and Glover Isaacs of Louisville. Lewis Girdler and Jennie Morris to defend for all due to identical issues.
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Jnt
Chancery Court
Americus Whedon
Sarah J. Belknap Whedon
Washington, D. C
State of
Jefferson County
Emily Girdler Cawein
Tracy Girdler
Elinor Johnebeck
Alice Matlack
Glover Isaacs
Louisville
Jennie G. Morris
Jeffersonville
Testatrix
Lewis Girdler
Martin Bijur
Carrie Chase
Dorothy Bonnie
Louisville Courier Journal
Sleepwalking youth frost bitten after midnight journey
In Paris Kentucky on January 10, 16 year old J T Wagoner son of Harvey Wagoner walked in his sleep and jumped from a second story window. Barefoot and in his night clothes he trudged a mile through ice and snow to Watt Kiser’s home, was admitted, and recovered at his own residence. His feet are frostbitten and he suffered shock.
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Paris
J. T. Wagoner
Harvey Wagoner
Watt Kiser
Mrs Austin's Bag Pancake Delights for Breakfast
A luncheonette advertises Mrs Austin's Bag Pancake as delicious light cakes ideal for breakfast. The note highlights a fluffy texture and easy preparation, inviting readers to try the brief, appetizing option for morning meals.
DePauw Debaters Plan Six Jan 20 21 Contests
Simeon E Leland Jr of Greencastle and teammates prepare for DePauw University debates with Indiana university on January 20 and 21. Negative and affirmative teams will discuss a proposed Indiana constitutional reform and an industrial commission, with stops at Cloverdale Bedford Marion Ft Branch Madison Delphi and Madison among venues.
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Indianapolis News
Greencastle
Depauw University
Indiana University
DePauw
J. N. Simmons
John R. Bolin
Indiana
Cloverdale
Kenneth C. Hogate
Simeon E. Leland
Bedford
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Commission
Ernest W. Thompson
Harold T. Ross
Marion
Herbert Spreuer
Ft. Branch
Hogate
Leland
Madison
J. R. Bolin
Robert E. O'Brien
Delphi
Rioting at Youngstown Linked to Plots by Foreign Element
Government agents uncover evidence tying the Youngstown rioting to plots fostered by a foreign element, though the findings point to individuals rather than nations. The report stresses direct causation from plotted actions to the unrest observed in the city.
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Washington
Youngstown
Tobacco Market Report From January 10 1916
W H Snook & Co report January 10 1916 sales of 44040 pounds of tobacco at 9 18 average with 37 high. Most offerings were common to medium crops and prices rose across grades despite light receipts from wet roads. Week and season totals for Madison market show 520 380 314 390 average 9 208 91 with week prior 244 575 at 9 67. Washington notes President Wilson and leaders plan speeches to boost preparedness.
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W. H. Snook & Co
Edward Gregory
Madison
Court News Delivers Quick Docket From Local Terms
Court actions proceed as Clerk absence covered by Deputy Miss Anna Hirst. Fecker vs B and Cos. Work appeals a new trial after $11,800 verdict. railroad counsel McMinllen and McGregor argue, Bear for Fecker. Jeffries vs Brown set for Feb 8. various guardianships and estates addressed. Judge Griffith to adjourn for Indianapolis business.
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Clerk Prenatt
Chicago
Maurice Prenatt
Anna Hirst
Miss Hirst
Conrad Fecker
B. & Cos. Work. R. Co
Jennings County
Phintiff
James J. Heath
Joseph T. Reynolds
Duport
Stueove
Lite
Duffy
Charles Jeffries
Louis Brown
Hmerson Lemen
P. E. Bear
James T. Lawson
Susan V. Spangler
H. J. Zearing
Curtis Marshall
Griffith
Indianapolis
Beulah Vaughn
Vida McCauley
H. H. Cope
Vaughn
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