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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

8

Juvenile Court Records Include Strawstacker Suit

In county court Judge Leathers presided over juvenile cases noting one boy fined for profanity, then remitted after his mother flogged him in the police basement. A white boy was fined for fishing in Riverside Park and later had the fine remitted. Two colored girls were arrested for assault. one was jailed for eleven days, the other discharged. A restraining order against James B. Schurman and Indiana Manufacturing Company was dissolved after McCullom failed to prove an interest in the letters patent for a pneumatic strawstacker and that a lien existed.

Fred Grant Stubbs Riverside Park Lizzie Hadley Myrtle Butler Trime Butler Hadley Judge Leathers John W. McCullom James B. Schurman Indiana Manufacturing Company McCullom Schurman McCullum Ina Manufacturing Company Schurmann Leathers MecCullom

Attorneys press suit over fees in Danville damage case

Thad S. Adams and Solon A. Enloe filing suit against Wymond L. Becket and Samuel Heath claim 1406 attorneys fees for services in a damage suit against a streetcar company. Becket allegedly offered 10 percent. $4600.44 was paid, leaving $114.60 due. A junk dealer dispute in Justice Smock’s court traces to the Superior Court appeal. Saperstein sought $112. Jane Lydy’s will probate assigns household goods to her husband and specific real estate plus shares to multiple heirs. executor to convert remainder to cash. Emma Klots is executrix of Karl Klotz estate, bond posted.

Thad S. Adams Solon A. Enloe Danville Ind Wymond L. Becket Samuel Heath Becket Heath Hendricks County Jane Lydy Alexander Emma Klots Karl Klotz

Court records new suits filed in regional courts

The Court Record lists Black versus Black a divorce in Superior Court Room 1 S&S Adame et al. versus Wymond J Beckett et al to recover money in Superior Court Room 3 Clarinda Wolf versus Silas Wolf et al support in Circuit Court

Black Thomas Black Supor Court Aera S&s Adame Wymond J. Beckett Superior Court Clarinda Wolf Silas Wolf Circuit Court

Higher Courts Record and Appellate Docket Highlights

A dense docket from Indiana appellate courts lists suits and actions in progress. Names include Patrick Hallagan, George W Tanner, Charles Hille, John A Neale, Romus F Stuart, Sterling R Holt, Terre Haute, Vigo County, and the Terre Haute & Logansport Railway. The record notes assignments of errors, pleas, petitions for rehearing, minutes, bonds, praecipe, and notices across multiple counties and circuits. The fragment ends with a reference to powder magazines explosions and a Chinese worker in a corporation plant.

Patrick Hallagan George W. Tanner White C. C Bond Charles Hille John A. Neale Vanderburg C. C State of Indiana Romus F. Stuart Sterling R. Holt Coo c Appellee City of Terre Haute William BP. Kersey Vigo S.C. Appellees Terre Haute & Logansport Railway Sonpony James W. Salmon Clinton & Appellant Unen Central Life Insurance Emma B. Loughmiller Floyd C Pennsylvania Company Catherine Dickson Morgan C. C. Appel Jeanette Cummins Ye William P. Hanesck C. C. Appellant Home Savings Association Friends Arch Hamilton C. C. Appellant J. Ward William Wack Perry

Fire and powder magazine case and other legal notes

A quarrel ends in a fatality as a man kills another then sets fire to a gunpowder magazine containing 5,000 pounds, killing several officers and himself. A corporation storing powder may be liable for damages to nearby dwellings from a malicious act. a quail sale ban is deemed constitutional. a church baptism entry can libel. telegraph cipher delays incur damages. handwriting comparison rules in campaign cases.

Law Cers Pacific Rep Cal Coopers United States McFarland Southwestern Rep Texas Judg Davidson Atlantic Rep Pearce

Irvington Board of Works approves multiple street improvements

The Irvington Board of Works adopts resolutions for vacation and improvement of several streets and avenues including Burgess avenue, Wright street, Thirteenth ertee and Michigan street. It completes sewer work on Coleman Julian Washington areas and approves prima ry and final assessment rolls with bids opened for cement walks and sodding along Eleventh to Schriver avenues and McCarty Birch Klondyke and related streets.

Burgess Avenue Ritter Avenue Downey Avenue Irvington Wright Street Buchanan Street McCarty Street Thirteenthertee Bellefontaine Street First Alley Hamilton Avenue Washington New York Street Jefferson Avenue Michigan Street Noble Whittier Place Lowell Avenue Corporation Line Coleman Street Julian Street Washington Street Pennsylvania Railroad Board of Trustees of Capitol Avenue Cenny Geen Twenty-eighth Street Thirty Sixth Thirty-eenth Street Arrow Avenue Hillside Avenue Valley Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Central Avenue College Avenue Tenth Street Hoosier Construction Co Pickens Street Nineteenth Street Twentieth Street T. EB. Kane Noble Street J. Harry Roberts Morris Street Wright McKerman Street T. E. Kane Vigo Street Lockwood Street Salem Hobart Street Thirty-fourth Thirty-eighth Street Eleventh Street Illinois Superior Street M. FE. Loughlin Francis M. Lackey Schriver Avenue Twenty-first Marlette Avenue Francis H. Lackey Geo. W. McCray M. E. Loughlin Birch Avenue Klondyke Avenue Henry Maag J.D. Hoss Olney Street Twenty-fifth J. D. Hoss Ste Francis M. Lackay Dewey Avenue Twenty-fifth Street Hudson & Jenkins Geisendorff Street Market Street Douglass Street North Street Martindale Avenue State Ditch Twenty-second Twenty Third Street Weghurst Street Leonard Street Gale Street Nineteenth Twenty-first Street Charles Street Ray Palmer Street Ringold Avenue New York Congress Avenue Clifton Street Northwestern Avenue P. H. Jackson Julius Keller National Surety Company of New

State Tax Board Returns From Old Nip Springs Trip

The State Tax Board returned yesterday from a trip to Old Nip springs near New Castle in the private car of M. E. Ingalls president of the Big Four. The board spent the day in executive session hearing all corporations and will set appraisals next. On the next week the board will begin hearing appeals to count Boards of Review.

State Tax Board Nip” Springs New Castle M. E. Ingalls Big Four Mestey

Holiness Association Camp Opens at Acton Park

Acton Park opens for Holiness Association meetings through Aug 1 with sermons by Rev Luther Robertson and Mrs Mattie Wines. A Sunday schedule includes early services and night sessions. A tariff dispute over Sunday grocery sales causes temporary trouble at the hotel shop, threatening essential camp supplies for cottage families. Noted visitors include Miss Mary Smith and Mr and Mrs W C Bryan, with new arrivals listed from Indianapolis and Whiteland.

Acton Park Holiness Association Tabernacle Mattie Wines Luther Robertson Wilmour Acton Zallegh Association Mary Smith Fairland W. C. Bryan Elmer Marshall Nell Sharp Edna Steer Edna Huggins J. L. F. Steeg Aura Smith Seymour Wm. H. Vogeler Indianapolis C. L. Parnett D. A. Brewer Whiteland

Bethany Park Conventioneers Hear Evangels and Discuss Bible Teachings

At Bethany Park Ind on Aug 1 the Christian Church hosts the state Sunday school convention with addresses by E B Scofield and T J Legg. Proceedings include officer nominations, a report on finances, and a symposium on the New Century Sunday School. The day features sermons, music, and arrivals from multiple towns as leaders and attendees gather for sessions through the afternoon.

Indianapolis Journal Bethany Park Ind William Chapple Bartholomew County E. B. Scofield Indianapolis Christian Sunday-school Association Christ H. A. Turney Worthington O. W. McGaughey A. M. Hootman Logansport Bethany Assembly W. H. Everman Burlington T. J. Legg Legg Assembly Col. O Reed David Francis Sullivan New Century Sunday School B. L. Allen W. D. Bartle Edwardsport Walter Carpenter S. J. Tomlinson E. B. Schofield S. W. Brown Amos Clifford O. W. Mc Gaughey W. E. Callane Rey L. Brown C. R. Hudson William Everman O. E. Palmer Ray Barnes W. Brown M. W. Harkins C. H. de Voe Roy L. Brown Tabernacle Bethany Voices Columbus Frederic Weauiff Arcadia Mrs. Welbourne Harris Sitsers Richmond Miss Pearl Perrin Thorntown Miss Palmer Anderson W. W. Sniff Scot Butler Butler College Ashley S. Johnson School of Evangelists Kimberlin Heights Tenn

Summer culture and camp notes from Indiana towns

In LaPorte Pine Lake held a Christian Culture Assembly concert directed by Mrs. E H Emett with Rev. BE J Conant giving the principal address. Pine Lake officers were elected including Mrs. Van Patter and Mrs. Mary Baumgartner. Ira Price lectured on Egypt and the Children of Israel. Bloomingdale Glens saw over 500 visitors with numerous Indiana and Illinois guests and a Crawfordsville picnic party. Winona Lake featured Gen John C Black speaking on Lincoln with a London visitor Frank T Bullen scheduled and Farmers day forthcoming.

Indianapolis Journal Laporte Ind Christian Culture Assembly Pine Lake E. H. Emett Elkhart BE. J. Conant Dubuque Mary Baumgartner Porte Horace Wardner L. T. Regan Finglewood L. E. Sisson Chicago Ira Price Egypt Israel Bloomingdale Bloomingdale Glens Ilinois Indiana Pearl Courtright Indianapolis Albert Sahm Dorothy Murphy Houghkirk Sharp Dana, Ind Charles Kelly Clinton Scott Ingriff Carson George James Brazil D. W. Jones Phil Jones Dana Arthur Rohm Guy Rohm Max Batman Rockville Crawfordsville T. N. James Ruth Henderson Decker Neville Milton Hobson Winona Lake John C. Black Lincoln Frank T. Bullen London John ©. Black

Vanderlip Admits Larceny Of Emerson Estate Funds

Boston attorney William C. Vanderlip, long trusted as executor of the Emerson estate, concedes larceny and that roughly ten thousand dollars may be missing, while others insist as much as two hundred thousand dollars disappeared. He pleaded not guilty, posted five thousand dollars bail, and ten days to restore funds were granted.

Boston William C. Vanderlip George B. Emerson Vanderlip John Lowell Emerson Order of Elks Col. Lohrier John Lyons W. James Starbuck Hanover-street Colonel Lohrier Emerson Estate

Minstrel in Poorhouse Sentenced for Vagrancy

Charles Howard once a famed minstrel was found barefoot and ragged in Baltimore. Justice Lewis ordered one year in the poorhouse for vagrancy. He thanked the court and recalled a fading career with little savings left after profligate spending.

Baltimore Charles Howard Lewis Will Howard

Japan May Exclude Foreigners

New York Aug 1 Governor Gota of Formosa Japan visited Ellis Island to study American methods of excluding Chinese immigrants. He is said to be preparing an exclusion act and gathering data on how the United States has kept Chinese from its ports.

New York Gota Formosa Japan Ellis Island

The Tabernacle as a Symbol of Divine Presence

The article presents the tabernacle as God’s dwelling in Israel, centered on the ark and mercy seat. It narrates the furniture meaning, the outer court, and the dedication, stressing divine immanence, justice, and mercy, with Moses and Hebrews as context, and praises cooperative building by the people.

Tabernacle Weil Jehovah Israel Aaron God Jesson St. Paul Horeb Sinai Mr. Moody Moses Mount Egypt Jerusalem

Losses and claims unsettled amid ongoing proofs

The document records losses categorized as adjusted due, adjusted not due, unadjusted, and in suspense awaiting further proof. It notes total unpaid losses and other claims against the company, with amounts outstanding and risks remaining, reflecting a state of partial settlement and ongoing evaluation.

Separate from worldliness in Christian Endeavor teachings

AMOS K. WELLA discusses the balance of living “in the world” yet not “of it” through examples like Burman missionary Qualia and William Carey. He argues true Christians reject entangling earthly pursuits, choosing heavenly priorities and unworldly devotion as essential for salvation.

Christ Paul Meyer Earth Heaven Moody Qualia Pegu William Carey India God Amos K. Wella

Also Mentioned on This Page

MANLY Strave Stacker the Court Record Supreme Court Corporation Manufacturing Board OF Works Homer R. Kester National Surety Company of Illinois Street Twenty-sixth Twenty Seventh Street S. H. Wright Bethany The Christian Church Park Notes Mabel Matthews Bedford Bethany Ae Roy Brown Callane Flora Maxinkuckee Assembly Lillian Pearl Perrin L C. Wink Minnie Edna Knightstown Maude E. Showers Beryl W. F. Boor Gertrude Peede Emma Shreiner Rosa Lee Oxer Elsie H. Gordon Mahoba Oxer H. C. Hodges Zella Goff Adams W. E. Walker Ethel Stella Bowers New Ross Flora S. Bartle Thos. Bartle Wm. W. Sniff Rushville Nerval H. Hege C. H de Voe Rochester John M. Walker Spearsville Cyrtis McCurdy Trena McCurdy Bloomington J. Tomlinson Marie Morris F. O. Morris F. Stanley E. W. Sears Lexington J. P. Deardoff Campbelltown Ashley 8S Johnson the Journal Cram the Journal Atlas Department Exodus Orient la Salle Street Chicago, MI Charles E. Cox Home Office Hartford, Conn Reneee AIA Office of Auditor of State Auditor of State of the W. H. Hart Auditor of State Christian ‘Endeavor II Cor John I Seidensticker & Root East Market St Gill & Greenen East Washington St
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