Court Notes Summary of Civil Judgments and Divorces
Court records list numerous judgments, partitions, and divorces. Details include payments awarded to plaintiffs in sums such as 94, 145.56, 553 plus 53, 60.45, and 179.35, with several cases dismissed. Parties involve Horrell Manufacturing, Burton, Houck, Ring, Cramer, McCreery, Nelson, Allen, Rosen, Bell, Ballard, Nicholson, Booker, Miller, Parker, and Parker successors. District actions include partitioning lands, quiet title orders, and appointment of commissioners and bar admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville G. Coen
George McCreery
John Howe
Indiana Southern Coal Company
George Heap
Walker V. Jennings
George W. McCreery
Wm. Scott
Citizen’s Trust Company
Irenas Burkholder
Rose M. Allen
John R. Allen
Walker
Jennings
Kuna Rosen
Max Rosen
Susan Bell
Everett Bell
James R. Brown
James Frank Alumbaugh
Elmer Curtis
John T. Ballard
Tempie L. Ballard
Leonard L. Nicholson
Isiah Nicholson
Annettie Nicholson
Margaret Nicholson
William Nicholson
Melvin L. Nicholson
Curtis Nicholson
John Barnett
Frank Nead
R. L. Bailey
Margaret Rossiter
John Rossiter
Anderson W. Piggs
Sam Bryan
Samuel Bryan
Homer R. Caton
Minnie Caton
Thomas Kennedy
Wm. Cox
Joshua Sinex
Epinetus Webb
Samantha F. Booker
James F. Booker
Carrico
Myrtle Miller
David Miller
Francis
Joe
Charles D. Hunt
Emma C. French
E. P. French
Old Kentucky Distillery
John J. Parker
Peerless Portland Cement Company
J.J. Parker
Ideal Concrete Machinery Company
J. J. Parker
Plant & Co
Bronson Kalamazoo Portland Cement Company
Frank Norris
W. C. Reid
W. F. Reid
Man Hurt in Carlisle Mine and Local Illnesses
Carlisle November 14 John Scott a miner at Carlisle Coal and Clay company mine was badly bruised in the legs by a rock fall at work Friday William Evans and Robert Roberts are seriously ill with typhoid fever at the Evans home Miss Glenn Johnson and Claude Shake are recovering after five weeks with typhoid fever Risinger and Ellis new factory near the stock pens nears completion and should be ready for occupancy in about two weeks The one story cement floored building measures 50 by 150 feet and uses tiling in its walls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John Scott
Carlisle Coal & Clay Company
William Evans
Robert Roberts
Evans
Glenn Johnson
John H. Johnson
Claude Shake
Risinger & Ellis
Walters thanks county for non partisan sheriff support
Marion F. Walters expresses gratitude to the county for non partisan backing that led to his election as sheriff. He pledges to discharge duties in a manner worthy of the substantial support received and to serve the public faithfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion F. Walters
Shelburn and Brazil Tie in Slow SundayMatch
Shelburn White Stars and Brazil association football teams played a 1 1 draw Sunday afternoon on the Brazil ball field. Shelburn was weakened by missing several players making the game slow. Brazil will host a return match at Shelburn November 25 and plans for a deciding game in Terre Haute the following week are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn White Stars
Brazil
Shelburn
Terre Haute
Haddon and Patrick Unite in Sullivan Wedding
Milton A. Haddon and Miss Florence Patrick were married Sunday at 1 p.m. by Rev. S. I. Long in the Baptist church lecture room. They now reside on East Washington street. Florence is daughter of Mrs. Belle Patrick of Spencer and formerly clerk at Sullivan post office. Haddon, a local lawyer with Douthitt & Haddon, is active in the Elks and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Haddon
Florence Patrick
S. I. Long
The
Baptist Church
Haddon
Sullivan
Douthitt & Haddon
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Indiana
Order of Eagles
Davis Congratulates Chaney on Election Victory
Cyrus E. Davis of Bloomfield sends congratulations to John C. Chaney of Sullivan after Chaney’s election. Chaney replies, expressing thanks for the message. The exchange occurred in Bloomfield Indiana with a note dated November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chaney
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Ind
Sullivan
Chaney
Mr. Davis
McDade Assaulted in Political Row In Indianapolis
Jerry McDade a janitor at the old public school building was assaulted Saturday night by a man linked to a construction gang on the Indianapolis Southern railroad. He was struck with a beer bottle and cut on the head. no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McDade
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
McDade
Reed Couple Mark 31st Wedding Anniversary
Sunday marked the thirty first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Reed of this city. They observed the milestone at home. Reed has long operated in the local drug trade, having begun as a clerk in a west side square drug store in the early 1870s for Hud Crowder and his brother Dr. R H Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Reed
Reed
Hud Crowder
R. H. Crowder
Boy Hunted Accident Leaves Denny Brokaw Wounded
Ten year old Denny Brokaw, son of W L Brokaw, was accidentally shot in the head during a hunting trip Saturday. Turpie Brokaw fired at a bird and a companion in front raised up receiving some of the shot. The wound is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Brokaw
W. L. Brokaw
Turpie Brokaw
D J Terhune Stricken With Typhoid at Home
D J Terhune a well known city and county figure is dangerously ill at his Linton home with typhoid fever. He serves on the board of directors of the Southern Insane Hospital and is a leading coal man and capitalist in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Terhune
Linton
Mr. Terhune
Southern Insane Hospital
Henry Lester Dies After Long Illness At 26
Henry Lester aged 26 son of Dale Lester prominent Gill township farmer died Friday morning after a long illness of consumption. He was a brother of Mrs. Charles Walston of this city. Dr. George Knapp Vincennes will be at the McCammon House Friday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lester
Dale Lester
Gill Township
Charles Walston
George Knapp
Vincennes
McCammon House
Rhode Island Reds for sale pullets laying now
Mrs. Dubry offers Rhode Island Reds stock chicks and pullets laying now for sale at Rural Route 7 Sullivan. Do not apply after Thanksgiving.
Wanted girl for general housework at union office
Classified notice seeks a girl for general housework with application at the union office. Dated 16 11.
Paris cabinetmaker names thirteen sons by royal numbers
A Paris cabinetmaker has named his thirteen sons in order to distinguish them by age. The sons are William J, Victor Emmanuel III, Henry IIV, Philip V, Charles VI, Edward VII, Charles VIII, Charles X, Louis X, Louis XI, Louis XII, Alfonso XIII, and Louis XIV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William J
Victor Emmanuel III
Henry Iiv
Philip V
Charles VI
Edward VII
Charles VIII
Charles X
Louis X
Louis XI
Louis XII
Alfonso XIII
Louis XIV
Record Import Value For Precious Stones At New York Port
The June 30 fiscal year end saw total importations of precious stones and pearls at New York reach about 40 217 500 dollars, far above all prior records. June imports surpassed last year’s June by nearly 400 000 dollars, with calendar year 1904 at 37 146 337 dollars and fiscal year growth over three million. The rise follows a peak in 1903 at 27 318 642 dollars and a prior high in 1905, reflecting steady consumption growth among American dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Not Parallel Cases in Scotland Pool Sermon
Rev John Campbell travels through north Scotland and Orkney, recounting a sermon to a fisherman who recalls a Scotch bishop. Donald Munro explains he expects no benefit from the pool, contrasting with Bethesda where cures occurred with encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Scotland
Orkney Islands
Firth of Cromarty
Drummond
Donald Munro
Donald
Bethesda
Novel Card Themed Den At British Embassy Attache Residence
The Washington embassy attache decorates a bachelor den with walls papered by playing cards from many nations. Turkish and East Asian cards are noted for their color and framing. A face card dado runs along the wall with a red molding, while swords sticks and guns decorate the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washerington
Fathers Mark Dr Edward Brooks Commends Education Growth
In Philadelphia, Dr Edward Brooks speaker noted 50 years of gains in popular education at a dinner. He recalled teaching in Sullivan County where a student misunderstood the alphabet until recognizing his own father’s name as he paused at the letter D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brooks
Philadelphia
Sullivan County
LargestTwin Screw Steamer Cale donia launched for Anchor Line
D and W Henderson of Glasgow launched the twin screw steamer Caledonia for the Glasgow to New York Anchor Line service. It is the largest Clyde trans Atlantic vessel yet built, with 16 000 gross tonnage, 615 feet length and 8 feet breadth. Its reciprocating engines develop 30 000 horsepower and it will carry 800 steerage 400 second class and 300 first class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. and
W. Henderson
Glasgow
Caledonia
New York
Anchor
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B. F. Mauck
Knott
Poland
China
William Wilson
Trimble, Ill
Crawford Co
Sullivan-Greene Circuit
Charles E. Henderson
Board of Commissioners
Joseph Asbury
Lewis
O. Turnbull
Salathiel Boone
O. M. Patton
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
Horrell Manufacturing Company
Edward Burton
Wm. E. Burton
Charles L. Davis
Benjamin Davis
John J. Houck
Thomas S. Risinger
Claude A. Ellis
Elmer E. Cramer
Charles O. Ring
Roxie Ring
Campell
Albert Hazelrigg
Stewart Barnes
John T. Hays
Clyde Burkholder
Florence H. Higbee
Board of Charities
Amy H. Maschino
Amy H. Murdock
Anna Howe
David Critchfield
Della Nelson
Frank Nelson
Grace McCammon
Richard O. McCammon
Allen Bedwell
Indiana and Chicago Coal Company
Colonial Trust and Savings Bank
Reliance Coal and Mining Company
Lannion Peerase
Diamond Brand
St. Louis
West
Walter F. Wood
Davis
M’dade
America
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