Saloon Keeper Rappaport Bees and Court Actions
In court news the will of Mrs. Gotton Kahn is probated leaving money to the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation and several Cleveland and Cincinnati charities with the remainder to her children. David Kahn acts as son and guardian bonds are set for Ida Graham Terrell and Gustav H. Westing. A suit over a bicycle show accident seeks damages from International Motor Car Company Conrad Mueller & Co and Sidney Histon. Lela Murphy sues for divorce from B Frank Murphy citing abandonment abuse and financial exploitation. A restraining order blocks Thomas C and Lucinda Bush Walton from interfering with New Augusta Telephone Company pole setting and wire work. final hearing May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton Kahn
Indianapolis
Flora Kirshbaum
David Kahn
Leo R. Kahn
Glanche Kahn Weller
Edith Kahn
Gustav H. Westing
International Motor Car Company
Conrad Mueller & Co
Sidney Histon
Elston
Westing
Suit Totals 25 000 Damages Over Streetcar Crash
Delmar Sebastian sues the street car company for 25000 alleging a South Linols Street collision hurled him under the car injuring brain and spine causing paralysis and speech issues. Julius L. Rappaport, West Washington saloon keeper, sues Solomon Binzer for 10000 claiming Binzer’s published charges damaged his reputation after a store robbery linked to thieves blamed on his saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Sebastian
Linols Street
Julius L. Rappaport
Washington Street
Solomon Binzer
Binzer
Rappaport
Petition for administrator of James Burns estate filed
Mary Benner filed in the Circuit Court a petition to appoint an administrator for the estate of James Burns who departed this city on June 7, 184 and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Benner
Circuit Court
James Burns
John L. McMaster
Marion Pollard
W. H. Messenger
Jory
Vinson Carter
William G. Probst
Patrick Standen
Benjamin T. Carey
Elizabeth Iiiams
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Henry Clay Allen
Arthur Wane
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works Ett al
Justice of the Peace
Pinding
Hasan
Mary E. Brooks
Zerelda Menefee
Court records and new suits filed in Indiana courts
Courts list appeals and civil actions across Superior, Circuit and Supreme courts. Entries include names such as Marion Pollard W H Messenger and James L Rappaport Solomon Binzer plus cases like divorce quiet title and damages claims with monetary demands, noting judgments, trials and anticipated motions for certiorari.
Mixed Legal Notices on Insurance, Mismanagement and Gambling
The text surveys several legal topics including agency liability for entrusted money during burglary, court reluctance to overturn corporate control amid mismanagement, and whether turf betting on horse races constitutes gambling under Louisiana law. It also touches on juror disqualifications in homicide cases and admissibility of a dying declaration, plus police promotions via competitive examination.
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Louisiana
Supreme Court
Indiana Silent Hills Tale Draws Local Interest
The Red Rangers or Laura Lamar of the Susquehanns by Dr. Charles Asbury Robinson, a Greenfield native, stirs local chatter as Hogback hill near Hogback on the Bonny Big Blue is described. The piece notes ancient Indian remains found there, with legends of treasure and sun worship, plus Robinson’s past as a Democratic congressional candidate and former Greenfield editor. Indiana Torn E. Harper Morristown Ind April 19.
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Indianapolis Journal
Red Rangers
Laura Lamar
The
Susquehanns
Charles Asbury Robinson
Greenfield
Hogback Hill
Bonny Big Blue
Hil
Eck
Hogback
Dr. Robinson
James E. Watson
Greenfield Tribune
H. Roskam
Indiana
E. Harper
Morristown
Ind
Lots In Factory Suburb Subscribers Named
Secretary Hunt of the Commercial Club released the list of subscribers for eighty six lots in the factory suburb. One hundred ninety nine lots remain for sale at two dollars each with numerous local merchants and firms among the buyers including several clothing stores and hardware companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Commercial Club
George Alig
W. D. Allison
A. Cc. Ayres
Sar
Badger Furniture Ae
Ees Bellis
H. L. Neveckiger
Bliss, Swain & Co
W. H. Block
Joseph Borenstein
Hiram Brown
Aertom Brown
B. Burford
B. M. Campbell
W. Cannon
John J. Cooper
Denison Hotel Company
J. E. Dissette
Robert Hillett
Efreymenon & Wolf
Thomas A. Fletcher
Kuhn
Lathrope
Hable Furniture and Carpet Company
Sam Rubens
Saks Clothing
G. A. Schnall
J. K. Sharpe, Jr
Ce Sipe
A. Greene Smith
Dr. Sommers &Co
L. Strauss & Co
George R. Sullivan
A. M. Sweeny
Alexander Taggart
Taylor Carpet Company
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Julius C. Walk
Crop and Fruit Prospect Report by State Statistician Johnson
State Statistician Johnson sent the April report to the printer noting wheat near the state average with early sown crop in good condition and late wheat lagging. Corn and oats show a good prospect, peaches are killed or severely injured, other fruits fair, and early spring clover germination hindered by frost.
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Johnson
First Donation of Land for Fall Creek Boulevard
Northern Investment Company transfers a deed to Indianapolis for a land strip along Fall Creek for the boulevard route from Thirtieth street to 1.20 feet north, granting the city three years to begin work with no assessments. The act signals growing city support and likely future deeds from adjacent property owners as the project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek Boulevard
Northern Investment Company
Charles S. Lewis
Frank M. Millikan
Park Board
Fall Creek
J. M. Bruce
Thirtieth Street
Indianapolis
City of
J. Clyde Power
Power
Harrison plan to secure Arsenal lands for city park and army post
Col Russel B Harrison proposes creating a holding corporation financed by local banks to buy the Arsenal grounds and issue 5 percent bonds. The city would rent the land for park use, cover interest and taxes, maintain grounds, and hold a continuous option to purchase. The plan aims to secure an army post and extra park grounds without burdening the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel B. Harrison
Bookwalter
Harrison
War Department
Arsenal
Congress
Root
United States
Indianapolis
Nelson Street Opening Across Belt Railroad
The Board of Works approved reopening Nelson Street across the Belt Railroad with expanded benefited area. Property within two to three blocks of Sheldon Street could gain assessable benefits from $1 to $4, to enable a crossing that avoids dangerous track crossings for Washington school pupils. A subway under the Belt tracks may be built to avoid grade crossings, though Belt track elevation changes are deemed unfeasible.
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Nelson Street
Board of Works
Sheldon Street
Sidener
Charles W. Moores
Board of
School Commissioners
Moores
Washington
Assessment Roll And Street Improvements In City
Assessment roll approved detailing sewer work on Twenty sixth street from Illinois to second alley west of Illinois. C R Pease contractor. Final action taken to vacate part of Louisiana street from McGill to Missouri. Concrete walks along Wilcox from Belmont to Lynn for private drive at 617 South Delaware. Improvements completed on Wenzel street from Downey to 40 feet north of Morrin. Local sewer in Norwood street from the...
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Twenty-sixth Street
Iinois Street
Illinois Street
C. R. Pease
Louisiana Street
McGill Street
Missouri Street
Cor Cement
Wilcox Street
Belmont Street
Lynn Street
Delaware
Wenzel Street
Downey Street
Morrin Street
Norwood Street
Rights and Duties of Neutral States in War Discussed
Attorney General Taylor lectured at the State house to librarians, outlining international law, sources, and high seas. He explained individual rights to sell arms and credit to belligerents, the base of operations concept, and the rules governing neutral ships and wartime conduct.
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Statehouse
Taylor
High Seas
Thomas Jefferson
France
Europe
Webster
Texas
Mexico
United Line
Supreme Court of the United States
America
England
Eiither
Neutral
Shire
Spain
China
Dewey
Manila
Funsten
Aguinaldo
Germany
Ballons
United States
Switzerland
Indiana
Athens
Business filings reveal Richmond manufactory and local bank
The Brown Darnell Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to manufacture wares in Richmond with capital stock of 2060 dollars. Incorporators include Wesley Brown John Speken hier John A Walls Fred M Taft Edward Valentine and John C Darnell. The Logansport Loan and Trust Company filed articles with capital stock 10 dollars to conduct general banking. directors listed George W Seybold M A Jordan and Victor A Seller. The First English Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mishawaka had an incorrect company listing. directors named include Jasse Ort John Lent J F Ebersen W g E Oscar Miller and Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Darnell Company
Richmond
Wesley Brown
John A. Spekenhier
John A. Walls
Fred M. Taft
Edward Valentine
John C. Darnell
Logansport Loan and Trust Company
George W. Seybold
M. A. Jordan
Victor A. Seller
Mishawaka
Gomersny
Jasse, Ort
John Lent
J. F. Ebersen
W. G E
Oscar Miller
Louis
Successful Potato Growing in Wisconsin Tips and Methods
Rural advisory by Orange Judd Farmer outlines potato farming in Wisconsin. It covers variety selection, seed stock handling, soil drainage, moisture, and deep cultivation. Methods include hill and drill planting, ridging, and spring prep with lister, subsoil attachment, harrowing, and green to control bugs.
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Wisconsin
Orange Judd
New Yorker No. 2
Carman No. 3
Meenee
Cornell
Spraying Calendar Revised for Pennsylvania Orchards
The spray calendar by state horticulturist George C. Butz and the Agricultural Experiment Station updates spraying practices for fungous diseases and insect enemies. Key changes include San Jose scale treatment with lime sulfur and salt, petroleum remedies, and hydrocyanic acid gas fumigation for dormant trees. The article warns growers to remain vigilant against new pests spreading across counties and condemns ineffective mopd catcher traps.
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Philadelphia
George C. Butz
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
San Jose
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
New York
Ideal Start for Orchard Trees from Indiana Farmer
Indiana farmer argues young trees yield better results in new orchards than older ones. Two year old trees preferred for starting, with top grafting to spread productive traits. Emphasizes intimate tree care, mulch, and intercropping with corn or grass, clover to boost nitrogen and soil nutrients.
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Indiana
Agriculture in Schools Critique by J B West
J B West in New England Farmer argues against teaching agriculture in common schools. He says there are too many studies, advocating focus on reading spelling writing arithmetic geography grammar and history. He proposes apprenticeship with a farmer and later agricultural education through schools and public discussion.
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J. B. West
New England
Progenitor of the Fowl in Domestic Poultry History
The article traces domestic fowls to jungle fowl of India and notes varieties such as Malay, Brahma, and Cochin rising from kulm fowl, with smaller breeds from gallus bankivus and gallus sonnerati. It mentions American specimens owned by Homer Davenport of Orange New Jersey and classifies turkey and guinea fowl as pheasant family. The piece describes the wild East origins through Mongolia to Persia and the South Seas, and comments on cock crowing and hen egg production.
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India
Cochin
America
Homer Davenport
Orange
N. J
Turkey
Guinea
Far East
Mongolia
Persia
South Sea
Telands
Agricultural tips for crops and pests from early seed catalog
For fungus growth use Bordeaux mixture among others. For sucking insects apply kerosene emulsion and for biting insects Paris green. Plant a second pea crop as the early crop is up. peas last into late season with successive plantings. Standard or high bush peas may be used. small white onions for pickling may be seeded now. Sow rape for early green fodder. hardy and fast growing. Corn improves with selective seed. try a few rows for better plants.
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Bordeaux
Paris
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Wade
Mrs. Gotton Kann
Lela Murphy
B. Frank Murphy
Lfe
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the Court Record
Superior Court
James L. Rappaport
Susan F. Wall
Frederick W. Wall
Gvorce
Cynthia I. Smith
John A. Smith
di Vorce
W. Shelby
Sarah Brown
Mary B. Benner
Harriet E. Sargent
Louisa Hill
Murphy
Louise Campbell
T. Winfield Campbell
Delmar H. Sebastian
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Charles B. Rockwood
Marion CC
H. Ristine
Dora
C. Atee Serer
Appellees
Ames M. Bolton Ys
William Clark
Arke
C. Appellee
Appellee
Appellate Court
Ames Jones
William Co. Wright
Madison C.C
John BD. Wampler
Ellis House
Knox C. C. Appellee
Addison B. Mickey
Andriet Zonker
Steuben C. C. Appellee
Oliver H. Bogue
John W. Murphy
al Pulaski Tc. C. Appellees
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Senora
Augustus
Wood
Tipton
Joseph Smith
Lewis C. Tate
Greene C.C
Mic
C. Co
St. L. Ry. Co
William M. Scott
Clinton
C. Appements
Lewis
Southern Rep
Alabama
Jess Morrison
Pacific Rep
Kansas
Supreme Court of New York
Park Board— Municipal Affairs
Noble Street
Wilkins Street
West Street
Dakota Street
Columbia Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Twenty Second Street
Alvord
Twenty-first Streets
Yandes
Twenty-second Street
Delaware Street
Michigan
Eden Place
Union Rail Way
Union Railway
Col. Harrison
He Sugeecats A Holding Corporation
MR. Taylor
School For Librarians
New Indiana Associations
Wilson
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
St. Louis
Anheuser-Standard
J. L. Bieler
Anheuser-Busch
Mince Meat Girl
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse, N
DTS
Auffman
Columbus Vehicles
H. T. Conde Implement Co
West
W. H. Roll
Wight
Vermont
Dart
Itta
K. W. Grove
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