Suit challenges Fitzgerald New Colony fraud claims in Texas land deal
In Indianapolis a suit filed in superior court accuses Philander H. Fitzgerald Frank N. Fitzgerald and Harry A. Fenton of scheming to defraud and misusing company funds from the American Tribune New Colony. Plaintiffs including Louis S. Pearson seek an accounting a receiver and judgment for stockholders amid alleged land purchases in Archer County Texas and improper stock sales. The filing portrays a collapsed scheme with stock proceeds funding land deals and warns of potential loss of lands to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Texas
Indianapolis
Philander H. Fitzgerald
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Harry A. Fenton
American Tribune New Colony Company
Flo
Louis S. Pearson
Oklahama
Philander IL. Fitzgerald
Harry A. Penton
Archer County
Tren
Harman Death Notice from New Philadelphia Family
Joseph Harman died at age about 70 in New Philadelphia Tuscarawas County Ohio on May 29 190. He married Kezia Alien on September 8 1874 and had eight children Fred Harman of Evansville plus Mary Seena Thaddeus and Thomas at home. He was raised in faith and lived a devout Christian life while belonging to no single denomination. He leaves surviving children and a devotion to prayer in his final days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sliegluf Harmas
Andrew
Jemima Harman
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Co
Ohio
Kezia Alien
Asion
Hving
Fred Harman
Evansville
Mary
Seena
Thaddeus
Thomas
Home
China Letter Reveals Clinton's YMCA Role in Hankow
From China, J. M. Clinton, once of Odon, is named General Secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association at Hankow. In a recent letter he writes about his work and experiences there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hankow
Yangtse
Wuchang
Han River
Hanyan
Kuliog
Central
J. M.clinton
Odon
Young Dlen’s Christian Association
Elnora Citizen Dead After Paralytic Strokes
Harvey J. Dittemore died Sunday at his home in Elnora aged 62 after a series of paralytic strokes. Born in Gosport he served in the Civil War with Co H 149th Indiana and later organized and led a company of the 11th regiment as lieutenant and captain. He married after the war and spent most of his life in Owen and Monroe counties before moving to Elnora thirteen years ago. His wife died six months earlier and he left eight children. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Elnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Dittemore
Elnora
Mr. Dittemore
Gosport
Co. H. 149Th
Indiana Volunteers
Indi
Owen
Monroe Counties
Woodmen to Decorate for Deceased Members
Next Sunday June 4 the M W A marks a decorating day. Members meet at the ball at 1 p m and march to U B church at 2 p m where P J Strack District Deputy of New Albany will give the memorial address. They then go to Walnut Hill cemetery to decorate Walter Correll's grave. The RM A and M W A march. Southern Indiana bard furnishes church gallery music. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
P. J. Strack
New Albany
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Walter Correll
M. W.A
RM. A
Southern Indiana
Jacob McNabb Dies at 35 in Bunkum Parish
Jacob McNabb of Bunkum died Saturday morning at five o clock from heart trouble. He was 35 years old and left a wife and several children. The Rev. Edmund Taylor conducted the funeral at Wesley chapel Sunday with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob McNabb
Bunkum
Edmund Taylor
Wesley Chapel
Woman in Knox County Woods After Divorce Case
Mrs. Jetina Dorsett, linked to a sensational divorce suit, fled to the woods near farmer Lee Buck’s home in Knox County last week. Searches fail to find her as authorities recall her son Otis Pinkstaff disappeared six years ago amid suspected foul play. Neighbors fear her distress is driving her behavior as her ex husband resides near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetina Dorsett
Knox County
Lee Buck
Otis Pinkstaff
Presbyterians Unite After Historic Church Merger
The General Assembly in Winona Indiana and Fresno California approved uniting the two main Presbyterian branches. The Cumberland and the Presbyterian Church in the U S A will report to the same presbyteries and boards, with the Cumberland name abandoned. The merger ends a century of separation rooted in educational standards and Confession interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Winona
Ind
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tive
Fresno
Cal
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Cumberland Church
Cumberland
Manuscript Found After Months of Search by Express Company
Rev. Sr. Stine of Lawrenceville Newfoundland entrusted a religious manuscript to American Express. Lost in transit it caused heartbreak until two months of persistent tracing located the item in Lawrenceburg Indiana. The book valued for years by the author and the express firm together ensured its safe return. Also noted is Frack W Arford, a National Medical University of Chicago junior visiting his father A Wo Arford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Stine
Lawrenceville
American Express Company
Stine
The
Americas Express Company
Lawrencceburg
Lawrenceville, Il
Mr. Stine
Indianapolis
Express Company
Frank W. Arford
National Medical University of Chicago
Res
Wo Arford
Frack
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Tribune New Colony
Fitzgeralds
Oklahoma
RKO
Advertauiemevat
L. F. Wilson
Oden
Choton
Journal
Post Office Department
Sam
Shanghai
Burns City
Joseph Harman
Soo the Jeaves
Grand Army of the Republic
Christian Church
H. A. Turney
G.A.R
Turney
Chicamauga
Dixie
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
John C. Hayes
Covington
Indiana
Todiana
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Meade
Rosecrans
Burnside
Hooker
Fremont
Dunlap
Harrison
South
Europe
Golden Gate
Earth
Meno
Caesar
Cromwell
Napoleon
Waterloo
Washington
America
Spain
Cuba
United States
Urucevile
Besides Near
Lucky Number
Disher
Hayes & Pickett
Presbyterians
Reunion
Winona Assembly
Lawrenceburg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!