Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Jas R Brown Agent
Property transfers listed include Wm H Ridgeway to Mary Lillie. Thomas B Springer to Mary Springer. Augusta Smith to Jas B Latshaw. John Keene to Laura Fox. Harvey Chrisman to Joe Chrisman. Luzader to Allen Raines. and multiple 2 to 40 acre transfers in Hamilton, Haddon, Cass, and Jefferson townships. Includes several Ridgeway and Lang exchanges and various 20 to 125 acre parcels in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. R. Brown
Wm. H. Ridgeway
Mary Lillie
Sullivan
Thos
B. Springer
Mary Springer
Gill
Augusta Smith
Jas
B. Latshaw
Carlisle
H. Eaton
Claud D. Taylor
John Keene
Laura Fox
Buell
Cass
Howard B. Campbell
John
Campbell
Hamilton
Harvey Chrisman
Joe Chris Hamet Luzader
Allen Raines
Wm. H. Cozine
James M. Lang
H. Cozine
Silver Chaney
San
C. Paddock
James F. Ridgeway
Orren J. Ridgeway
Haddon
O. J. Ridgeway
Bie BP Pedesters
Sampson Walters
Hiram Beneland
Laura F. Cox
Flemmon Keene
Jno
L. Hanchett
Oliver Wolfe
Rebecca Jordan
Fairbanks
Sam’ B. Ridgeway
James T. Orren
J. Ridgeway
Ridgefiel
Jefferson
James Smith
Anna E. Bedwell
Dugger
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
The notice lists numerous marriage licenses issued to couples including William H Bennett and Grace Denney, Troy Porter and Cora Bass, J W Buck and Lou E Adams, James W Chowning and Lessa Dix, Charles E Seeman and Lizzie Taylor, Thos D Ellis and Gertrude Ellis, A Smallwood and Delphy Morris, Aaron Marts and Bertha M Pogue, Samuel Gaskins and Myra Wheat, Joseph C Irvin and Bessie V Clark, W L Mason and Julia E Hastings, Floyd Lowery and Gertie Cramer, John A Prose and Maggie Bratt, Joseph Buckaliew and Flora Shaw, Miletus Johnson and Jettie Gilman, Charles I Moss and Stella P Puckett, and Charles Hobbs and Lota Yingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Bennett
Grace Denney
Troy Porter
Cora Bass
J. W. Buck
Lou E. Adams
James W. Chowning
Lessa Dix
Charles E. Seeman
Lizzie Taylor
Thos
D. Ellis
Gertrude Ellis
A. Smallwood
Delphy Morris
Aaron Marts
Bertha M. Pogue
Samuel Gaskins
Myra Wheat
Joseph C. Irvin
Bessie V. Clark
W.L. Mason
Julia E. Hastings
Floyd Lowery
Gertie Cramer
John A. Prose
Maggie Bratt
Joseph Buckaliew
Flora Shaw
Miletus Johnson
Jettie Gilman
Charles I, Moss
Stella P. Puckett
Charles Hobbs
Lota Yingling
Jury名单公布初审陪审员名单
委员会周一抽取了一月审 term 的初审陪审员名单。列出多位姓名包括 Hiram Benefield Haddon Wu MN Case Jackson Richard M Hackett Geo L French Gill Reason Lovelace Cass Joseph W Freeze Geo N Fuller Fairbanks Edgar E Nash Wm J Dungan Curry John E Brewer Gill Oliver Draper Turman A E Johnson Jackson 等人。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Benefield
Haddon
Case
Jackson
Richard M. Hackett
Geo. L. French
Gill
Reason Lovelace
Cass
Joseph W. Freeze
Geo. N. Fuller
Fairbanks
Edgar E. Nash
Wm. J. Dungan
Curry
John E. Brewer
Oliver Draper
Turman
A. E. Johnson
Fireman William Earth Injured by Fall at Farnsworth
Central fireman William Earth suffered a broken nose and other injuries when a coal chute fell on him at Farnsworth. He is a resident of Palestine and was taken home for treatment after the accident aboard a freight engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Earth
Farnsworth
Palestine
Earth
Bucklen’s Amicable Salve Cures Long Running Leg Sore
Thackerville Texas resident B D Blanton spent two years and more than 300 dollars on doctors to cure a running leg sore. A single box of Bucklen's Amicable Salve allegedly cured the sore, avoiding amputation. Guaranteed for piles at 95 cents per box, sold by Joe K Smock, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Blanton
Thackerville
Tex
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock
Reed's Drug and Piano House Advertisement
Tam spends dollars every year in printer ink to tell you how to save dollars when in need of a piano organ or sewing machine. Prices are nearly half those of traveling agents and instruments are guaranteed to be the best. Come and choose for yourself. Agents get big pay for choosing for you. Latest sheet music at cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Maggie Shipp Roberts tied to Utah congress bid
Franklin Indiana reports Maggie Shipp Roberts wife of Brig ham Roberts of Utah, born in the county. The Shipp family left for the West about forty years ago with ancestors who became prominent merchants and Methodists, while a son became a Mormon missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Ind
Maggie Shipp-Roberts
Brigham Roberts
Utah
Congress
Austin Shipp
Hedinburg
Mormor
Roberts
Employment for Convicts in Indiana Prison Looms
Warden Shideler of the Indiana Prison considers introducing hand looms at Michigan City to use convict labor for blankets towels and bed ticking. Current contracts expire in 1904. a general purchasing agent may be created to coordinate needs among state institutions. 50,000 is available now for looms rising to 125,000 by 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Michigan City
Ind
Shideler
Woman's shot impounded neighbor's hog ends in murder
In Saline City Indiana on December 26 Mrs Mary Hardin shot Henry Wellman after a feud over a stray impounded hog. Wellman died yesterday from shotgun wounds to the lungs, following a confrontation at the Hardin home where 50 cents fee was demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline City
Ind
Henry Weilman
Mary Harding
Weilman
Wellman
Hardin
Ground to Pieces Edwin P Hammond Jr
Edwin P Hammond Jr of Lafayette Ind was killed at Roachdale while transferring between cars He fell beneath the wheels and was ground to pieces The Bloomington Ind report notes he had come to Bloomington for Christmas with a friend and was a 1895 Indiana University graduate and a popular student
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Hammond, Jr
Lafayette
Bloomington
Ind
Edwin P. Hammond Jr
Roachdale
Indiana University
Both Die at the Same Hour in Indiana Farm Home
Lucy B. Garr aged 67 and her daughter Miss Millie Garr aged 55 died in the Garr homestead near Sycamore on December 25. The daughter died first of cancer and the mother followed moments later after a shared shock. They had lived together on the same farm for 55 years and will be buried together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Lucy B. Garr
Millie Garr
Garr
Sycamore
Chapin Bond Posted For Cousin In Forgery Case
Chapin of Chicago wired 4000 to the First National Bank of Brazil Indiana as bond for his cousin Frederick Chapin jailed for months on forgery charges. The case involves forging Sterling R Holt of Indianapolis to notes totaling 3000 three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Brazil
Ind
S. B. Chapin
Chicago
First National Bank
Frederick Chapin
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Death of Burglar Harrison Frelly in Indiana
English Ind dec 23 Harrison Frelly died from wounds after being shot last Tuesday while attempting to burglarize his step father's safe. No arrest of the stepfather Mr Wolfe has been made. The slain man had been missing for two years and was unidentified when the shooting occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Ind
Harrison Frelly
Mr. Wolfe
Beveridge Returns Home From Washington For Holidays
Senator Albert Beveridge arrived in Indianapolis to spend the holidays after a Washington visit. He declined to comment on the Philippine question or on other senators views, but did say Senator Hoar would vote with the Democrats on expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert Beveridge
Washington
Hoar
Candidate For Commandant
Indianapolis December 23 W L Hershell of this city has become a candidate for commandant of the State Soldiers home at Lafayette He is a veteran and had two sons in the Spanish war General Carnahan president of the board says a careful investigation will be made as to qualifications before an appointment is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. L. Hershell
Lafayette
Carnahan
Three suspects bound over in Whitmore murder case
Logansport Indiana December 25 three suspects in the Whitmore murder case were bound over in five thousand dollars each. Moses Vandyne and Henry Ox are held while Albert Whitesides was released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Irs
Singly
Moses Vandyne
Henry Ox
Albert Whitesides
Jealous Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
Indianapolis. Dec 26. John A Hoover an electrician shot his wife twice then killed himself. He is dead. she survives with a chance of recovery. The act arose from jealousy after a quarrel with his wife an oper ator with the New Telephone company. Mrs Hoover about 28 and he 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John A. Hoover
Hoover
Judge Crawford Sentenced to Indeterminate Term
Crown Point Indiana December 28 Former Judge H B Crawford of Hammond was sentenced to the Michigan City penitentiary under the indeterminate sentence law for one to five years He was indicted for malfeasance and embezzlement and was deemed guilty after a trial a year ago Governor Mount refused clemency Crawford 30 years old and described as feeble was moved to the prison to begin serving the term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Crown Point
Ind
H. B. Crawford
Hammond
Mount
Crawford
Ex President Taylor’s Niece Seeks Indiana Home Admission
Mrs Mary Gaskill of Philadelphia Indiana niece of ex President Zachary Taylor applied to the Lafayette Soldiers Home trustees for admission. Born in Noblesville in 1832 she is 61 and recalls her uncle visiting her mother en route to Washington to assume the presidency. She is aunt of novelist Charles Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Soldiers’ Home
Indianapolis
Ind
Lafayette Soldiers’ Home
Mary Gaskill
Philadelphia
Zachary Taylor
Noblesville
Washington
Charles Major
Indiana Odd Fellows Home Nears Completion
Greensburg Indiana December 23 The Indiana Odd Fellows home will be completed within six weeks and may open in late February A superintendent may be chosen soon but dedication will be postponed until outdoor exercises are feasible likely in May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Indiana Odd Fellows
Ironworker John Goodall Found Dead Near Railroad
In Alexandria Indiana on Saturday John Goodall an ironworker was found with his head crushed near the Lake Erie and Western railroad. He had money and a watch on him but both were gone when found. His wife had died about a month earlier and Goodall planned to spend the holidays away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
John Goodall
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Goodall
Millinery Store Fire Damages Wabash Stock and Building
Fire in Wabash Indiana on December 25 started in a millinery shop owned by Miss Allee and destroyed stock valued at 5,000 dollars and the building belonging to O W Conner valued at 2,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Miss Allee
O. W. Conner
Battleship Texas Brings Maine Sailors to Arlington Burial
The battleship Texas under Captain Sigsbee arrived at Newport News with the bodies of 151 Maine sailors lost when the Maine was destroyed in Havana harbor. The remains were loaded onto a Chesapeake and Ohio train for transport to Washington and interment in Arlington National Cemetery next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Texas
Sigsbee
Maine
Havana Harbor
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Maine dead arrive for Arlington burial with McKinley present
The remains of the Maine dead arrived in Washington and will be interred at Arlington on Thursday in the presence of President McKinley, his cabinet, and a large contingent of army and navy officers. Chaplain Chadwick, once aboard the Maine, will perform the funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Arlington Cemetery
McKinley
Army
Navy
Chadwick
Havana Harbor
Governor General Wood Plans Road Repair and Labor
Havana December 26 General Wood says he will begin work on the highways at once to repair them and provide employment for many men. He also proposes reorganization of the school system with extra commissioners and early attention to the judiciary, especially the jail, plus a monthly list of prisoners held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Wood
Government rents Paris mansion for princely guests
The government arranged to rent the Avenue Bois de Boulogne residence once held by the late Dr. Byang for the nation’s princely guests during the exposition. The property, a low house with state adornments, is to be leased for 60,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Byang
Pion
Wire Lifts and Legal Notes From December Headlines
Funeral of Flag Lieutenant Brumby held in Atlanta. Southworth sails to Europe carrying 449000 ounces of silver. Mark Herbert dies aboard Verra between Genoa and Gibraltar. Senator Thomas Martin reelected for term starting 1901. Chief Justice Snodgrass seeks US Senate seat. Sons of St George fund for widows of Transvaal war soldiers. New York Central spends 15009000 to improve service. Yale reports 7017 students. John M Meddens declared sane in Nebraska. Havana yellow fever hospital burned with no deaths. Julia Morrison trial set for January. Alabama pool betting ban ruled constitutional. New Jersey pardons board denies Thomas McLaren pardon. Jockeys Lester and John Rief return from England to Cygnets. Town greets them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumby
Atlanta
Southworth
New York
Europe
Mark Herbert
Genoa
Gibraltar
United States
Thomas Martin
Virginia
David L. Snodgrass
Theennessee
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Order of the Sons of St. George
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Yale College
New Haven
Conn
John M. Meddens
Nebraska
Havana
Julia Morrison
Frank Leyden
Chateanooga
Alabama
New Jersey
United States Minister Oscar Strauss Plans Turkey Visit
A report states Oscar Strauss, U.S. Secretary or minister, will travel to Turkey then return to America. Also noted is the formation of a Chicago automobile club set for incorporation amid other briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oscar
Strauss
Turkey
America
Automobile Club
Chicago
Langun Zinc Company
Iola
Kan
Paris Pro Nationalists disrupt pro Bper meeting
Saturday reports say French Nationalists broke up a pro Bper meeting in Paris. Other items note the Texas battleship sailed from Havana with 151 Maine explosion victims, and various incidents including a Carlsruhe singer’s fatal fall and a Newport policing clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Crocker Estate to Build 31 Million Dollar Hotel
The Crocker Estate of San Francisco plans a 31 million hotel. A seminary for female ministers of the Christian church may be started in Chicago. Fifty men entombed by a Browns Mills Pa mine explosion. fourteen rescued. Maine hospital ship sails from London for South Africa with Lady Randolph Churchill aboard. Arkansas Supreme Court demands hangings for Martin B Lane who killed his wife at North Little Rock. Six story New York brick building housing Berlin Jones Envelope and a wholesale drug house burns. losses amount to 80600. Three hundred girls lose their jobs. Daniel Strickland of Johnson City Tenn escapes death after a furnace fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker Estate Company
San Francisco
Christian Church
Chicago
Brownsville
Maine
London
South Africa
Lady Randolph Churchill
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Martin B. Lane
North Little Rock
Lane
New York
Berlin-Jones Envelope Company
Daniel Strickland
Iron Furnace Company
Johnson City
Tenn
Christmas at Windsor for Queen Victoria ends 13 year wait
Queen Victoria spent Christmas Day at Windsor for the first time in 13 years. A rail wreck near Pomona California killed Monroe Shurman Mrs Rose O Connor and Milton Monroe. Sedalia stores stayed open Sunday to serve Christmas shoppers. Senator Quay reportedly short by four votes in the US Senate and may not be seated on Governor Stone s credentials. Germany considers a wholesale rat extermination to prevent plague. New Yorker Ivan Denisewieh, a nihilist, killed himself after being picked to try to remove the czar. A Rio Chico Mexico vein of free gold four feet wide traces 20 miles. Lucius Miller a Union Pacific worker in Wyoming attacked camp with a pitchfork and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Monroe Shurman
Rose O’connor
Milton Monroe
Pomona
Cal
Sedalia
Quay
United States
Senate
Stone
Germany
Ivan Denisewieh
New York
Russia
el Paso
Tex
Rio Chico
Mex
Lucius Miller
Union Pacific
Oni Jear Hanng
Wyo
The Nebraska Colorado Express Opens Fast Daily Run
Burlington Route introduces the Nebraska Colorado Express a new fast daily afternoon train from St. Louis to Denver departing 2 05 p m and arriving 6 20 p m with pintsch lighting vestibuled sleepers and chair cars. Travelers leaving St. Louis in the morning gain stopover hours and weekly California Excursions depart Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Far West
St. Louis
Denver
St. Joseph
Pacific Coast
California
Tourist Car Service to Los Angeles from Chicago
Every Friday at 1055 p m a tourist car for Los Angeles and Southern California departs Chicago Union Station via Omaha and Salt Lake City. Cars include a courteous courier and sleeping berths for two at 6 00 dollars from Chicago to California. For details ask a ticket agent or Robert Jones in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Servieo
Chicaguo
California
Robert. Jones
Carew Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gulf Coast Winter Resorts via Louisville and Nashville Line
Advertises mild Gulf Coast climate from Mobile to New Orleans with hunting and fishing, first class accommodations, through car service from northern cities, and Florida routes. Promotes travel folders by J H Milliken, D P A Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Ll. x Kh. R
Florida
J. H. Milliken
Louisville
Rail timetable overview for E and T H railroad line
Train times show departures from Terre Haute to Vincennes and Vincennes to Terre Haute with stops at Paxton Carlisle Sullivan Farmersburg Shelburn and others. All trains run daily except Nos 7 and 2 which do not operate on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja. In
P. Ba Mips Ly
Vincennes
BOW
Carlisle
Paxton
Sullivan
Sherburn
P.in.a. M.ip
Shelburn
Ar Vincennes
Excursions to Western Points Under Hunter's Rates
B and O S W R R offers low fare tickets to points west of the Mississippi for 1889 1900 season. Tickets valid 30 days from sale date. For details contact A Jones T A Vincennes Indiana or G P A Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Bow OO
S-W. RR
Hunter's
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
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Bright
McLean
Dr.j.h. McLean Medicine CO
Petit Jury
Central
Reed's Drug and Piano House
Hoosierdom
Whitmore
Taylor
Scranton
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance
Edward H. Williams
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania
Santa Barbara
Ferdinand Levmeux
Montreal
James H. Yule
Glencve
Herr Frietz Plank
Royal Theatre
Carlsruhe
Newport
Butler
FE. D
Frank Thompson
Memphis
Nebraska Colorado Express
L. W. Wakerey
F. M. Ruce
Gene Pass
Trav
Pass
Louisville , Nashville Railroad
C. P. Atmore
G. F.A
Louisville, KY
Billman’s
Billman
Reed
Solth
Vandalia Line
Terre Hapte
St. Tevate Nois
St. Leiis
St. Teruis
St. Tevais
Effingean
Peoria Division
Badiaesyolis
Iudiansapolis
Aim
Iadianspatiz
Sun
Pe Uauapolis
I Ligastavide No
South Bens
South Jee
M. Wheeler
Perre Haute
E. A. Ford
Vincennes, Inc
Rantra
Oa.yl
J. B. Scot. Trev
Pass. Ags Vincenne
O.P. McCarty
Sullivan County
White Corner Southside
J. R. Brown
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Boston
F. P. Jeffries
G. P
Pe Chishester
Ladics
Cricheater
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Savare
Philada
Pas
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