Divorce cases and local notices from a Indiana county
In the Circuit Court last week Elwyn v Elwyn saw 114 witnesses. Notices urge prompt remittance of small debts. A. Rutenfranz works in Silver plating. James H. Fentriss bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism. A White River township election chose Jesse T. Lamb as Justice of the Peace. A Hell's Delight area is noted near Oakland City. Columbia township radical majorities lead to a proposed claim of the title. James Bilderback divorced Mary Bilderback. an important witness was out of town. Debtors urged to pay small amounts promptly. William McGurough reports a mill accident. Richard Skinner, paralytic stroke sufferer, has improved to ride. Charles Elwyn obtained a divorce and remarrying to Matilda Crow. A child fell into a vat at R R Duncan's tan yard but survived after resuscitation. The New Albany Standard is a new Democratic paper priced at 1.50 weekly or 7.50 yearly. Patoka prepares for Gibson County Teachers Institute on August 14 with attendance urged. The county examiner favors attendees. A playful line notes that kissing is a conjunction.
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Johnson Township
Haubstadt
Thomas Camp
John Riley Bilderback
Pikeville
Pike County
Camp
Bilderbacks
Bilderback
Monroe
Ile
Black River
New Harmony
Posey County
Murder Near Haubstadt Exposes Grim Crime and Confession
The Johnson township murder of John Riley Bilderback by Thomas Camp unfolds from a late July drive to Haubstadt. Camp beat Bilderback to death over a debt, hid the body, and later led authorities to the corpse near Haubstadt. Camp, 19, confessed on the train and awaits trial. Bilderback leaves a wife and three children.
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Haubstadt
Esquire Skelton
Johnson Township
Camp
Bilderback
John Riley Bilderback
Wm. L. Bilderback
Francisco
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Tell’s Delight
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New Orleans
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Brinceton
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J. C. Halcomb
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White River
Washington
Montgomery
Wabash
Barton
Ulbaon County
C. Holcomb
Gibson Co
Headquar
I. H. Liebshutz
H. Liebshutz
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Andrew Lewis & Sons
Princeton, Und
X. D. Zaurman
Old Pioneer Boot and Shoe House
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Indiane
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Henry Rilers
L Ouse
Buskirk & Evans
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Gibson
Abraham Massey
Board of Commissioners
Gibsod
Uiboo
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Hazleton
Board of County Commissioners
John Meuser
Fort Branch
John Mevser
J. A. Calhoun
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Lagaw
Eureka Drug Store
W. H. Kirk, SR
Eee
Dr. Wm. Sanders & Co
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Gibson County Agricultural and _ _ Horticultural Society
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