Court exhibit blocks Van Blaricum divorce case
In Judge Leathers court a paper signed by George T. Van Blaricum and witnessed by two people was shown to support the wife's claim that an agreement allowed her Catholic church attendance and baptism for their children. Van Blaricum denied signing. judge refused the divorce petition and the matter proceeded toward dismissal. Father Gavish testified the Catholic Church would not marry Catholics and Protestants under such an agreement.
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Father Gavisk
van Blaricum
Father Gavish
Leathers
Attoram Egg
Indiana Standard Oil Suits Over Name Use
An Indiana Concern and The Standard Oil Company filed suit in the Superior Court against the Indiana Standard Oil Company represented by John H. Davidson Harvey H. Timm and George W. Jackson seeking to bar use of the firm name The claim states the word Indiana is only to slightly alter the name to evade law but in effect violates it The older company with extensive interests in the state says the renamed firm would harm its business and benefit the new entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Standard Oil Company
John H. Davidson
Harvey H. Timm
George W. Jackson
Indiana
Standard Oil Penneae & Aaa
Indiana Standard OU Company
Will probated and two instruments prepared
A will dated May 15, 1909 and signed by John Frick, recently deceased, with two witnesses, was filed for probate and accepted without question. A second will dated June 16, 1910 was presented for probate. the later will closely mirrors the first but anticipates a larger future.
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John Frick
Heating plant failure halts county court sessions
A report notes the new county heating plant failed to perform its claimed duties yesterday. Court sessions were held in Circuit Court and Room No 3 of the Su Court, with proceedings continuing despite the shutdown.
Local Court Actions Include Divorce Plea and Bankruptcy Trustee Case
In cold rooms jurists shifted between chambers as a Tate estate venue change heard by Judge Carter. Allie W. Dawson seeks divorce from William M. Dawson alleging cruelty and a gun threat at 3158 Dearborn. City appeals Hogan case over vehicle license conflict and Nolting seeks partition against Raub trustee. Peck will probate with widow Alice Sparrow Peck as executrix posting a $4,000 bond.
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Allen
Law Library
Carter
Sophia C. C. Nolting
E. B. Raub
Henry T. Nolting
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Civil and Criminal Actions
Superior and Circuit courts hear cases including Garnder v Darling for costs, Arbugh for $108.08 and costs, Hammer v Berry over possession, Crosley v Matherson lien dismissal, Indianapolis Savings foreclosure with continued evidence, Tate estate jury trial, Fremont Alford grand larceny continued, Standard Oil sues to enjoin use of name, Dawson divorce, Western Union petition for leave to file, and State ex rel Adah Lannoy vas.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Susan Garnder
Arthur Darling
Mechanic's Wen
James Shockney
Archibald M. Arbaugh
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Royal C. Hammer
John Berry
Charles Crosley
James L. Matherson
Indianapolis Savings and Investment Co
George W. Cheely
Vinson Carter
Irene Allison
Helen J. Tate
Fremont Alford
William Ferrell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ee Prermee
Seopellee
Adah Lannoy Vas
Civil Law Precedents on Municipal Torts and Rail Travel
August Lanney summarizes several 19th century case notes on liability in municipal improvements and sidewalk injuries. It covers not properly joined defendants in damages suits, constitutionality of assessments, contributory negligence in streetcar injuries, partnership covenants, billboard height ordinances, liquor room restrictions, sewer contract supervision, federal election limits, and free-pass travel risks for railway employees and engineers.
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Dutton Vs. Lansdowne
Ramsey County
Robert P. Lewis Company
Minn
Tesch
Milwaukee Electric R. and L. Co
Wis
Stidham
D. C. App
Common Council
Rochester
Va. West
N. Y
State Vs. Bridge
Uppington
New York
United States
Peterson
Seattle Traction Company
Wash
Albrecht
Brother of Chimmie Fadden author in town on rail project
George Townsend, brother of Edward W. Townsend the author of Chimmie Fadden, is staying at the Hotel English as Townsend Reed & Co progress on the Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction line. The electric line from Shelbyville toward Acton aims to Greensburg, with a September deadline and July 1 target for completion, using three phase electric gear and four fifty horse power motors on cars.
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George Townsend
English
Edward W. Townsend
Chimmie Fadden
Townsend, Reed & Co
Chicago
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Townsend
East
New York City
Nevada
Bret Harte
Harte
Roaring Camp
New York Sun
Sun
Dana
Fadden
Acton
Bluntington
Fort Wayne
Indianapol
Michigan Road
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Prospect Street
Harding & Hovey
Charles M. Cooper
Spite wall of nude statues shocks Baltimore street
A resident builds a tall brick wall around a yard to hide a display of nude statues, upsetting neighbors and hurting local property values. The wall uses old demolition bricks, widely condemned as unsightly by exclusive district residents.
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Baltimore Street
Relatives defend Mrs Randall amid neglect rumors
The relatives of Mrs. Randall of 1706 North Delaware Street deny reports she was neglected. They state she was alone at home and received attention once the information reached them. Coal had been ordered Saturday night but not delivered, gas pressure was low, and the house grew cold. Mrs Randall is in comfortable circumstances.
Dr De Witt Jordan Body Brought For Burial
The body of Dr De Witt Jordan, frozen to death near Rockville several days ago, was brought here last night and taken to the Ragsdale morgue where it was prepared for burial. His father, mother, and a brother reside here.
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de Witt Jordan
Rockville
Ragsdale SameOne
New Stock at Reduced Prices by Johnson Woodbridge Co
Johnson Woodbridge Co announces new stock at reduced prices at 1 East Washington Street.
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Johnson- Woodbridge Co
East Washington Street
Baltimore Street's Lost Exclusivity Recounted At Grand Hotel
A young Southerner, E. L. Mathias, told a Grand Hotel crowd how Baltimore Street's exclusivity faded. He recalled a wealthy man 25 years ago owning a grand residence near Fremont with a large square estate and art-filled grounds, a tale shaped by recollection and rumor.
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Baltimore
E. L. Mathias
Grand Hotel
Baltimore Street
Fremont
Crown Point Clerk Harold H Wheeler in city for Judge Gillett
Harold H Wheeler of Crown Point, clerk of Lake county courts, visited the city yesterday in support of Judge Gillett of Hammond who is being openly discussed as a candidate for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Judge Francis EB er.
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Harold H. Wheeler
Crown Point
Lake County
Gillett
Hammond
Francis Eber
Mustard firm tours demand and prizes travel town guests
Princeton guest O M Tichenor and Richmond traveler Belya Lockwood registered in Denison and Stubbins Hotel respectively. Noblesville candidate Edward E Neal and Logansport candidate R C Hillis visited. W H Cary of Pittsburgh reports their firm sold 78 carloads of mustard since Oct 8 to suppliers who prize glassware with each purchase. Rural seed demand stems from prize incentives.
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O. M. Tichenor
Princeton
Denison
Belya Lockwood
Richmond
Stubbins Hotel
Edward E. Neal
Noblesville
Supreme Court
R. C. Hillis
Logansport
W. H. Cary
English
Mr. Cary
Pittsburg
Aple
Local Incorporations Formed in Greene County and Martenville
The Lattas Creek Coal Company with capital $150,000 was incorporated yesterday in Greene county. Directors include F. M. Dug, William I. Jams, Fred B. Smith, Louis Jelley, and Julius Marcus. The Natural Oil Company of Martenville filed articles with the secretary of state, capital $3,000, directors A. C. Elmore, J. E. Beech, A. M. Bain, W. A. Banta, and Thad S. Banta. It will manufacture essential and heavy oils, witch hazel, creosote, and related products.
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Lattas Creek
Fragmentary newspaper item about dessert pricing and groceries
The readable parts describe a processed dessert prepared in two portions with hot water and cooling steps. Mentions orange and pager items and grocery references. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event or identifiable entities.
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State of Indiana
Badger Furniture Co
E. Washington St
Pather Gavish
Morris
Allie W. Dawson
Yandes Street
William M. Dawson
Dearborn Avenue
Ilrepute
William J. Hogan
Hogan
Benjamin B. Peck
Mr. Peck
Alice Sparrow Peck
Allie Dawson
William E. Dawson
Appellate Court
Ayer
August Lanney
Blackford C. C. Appellants
India
Shel
Byville Electric Line
Maj
G. V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Crisle
Evansville
L. & N. Railroad
Funkhouser
Menzies
Hemenway
Jerre M. Keeney
New Orleans
Btar
Crawfordsville
H. C. Starr
Starr & Jackson
Ind
Biusiik
Judge Gillett
Portieres
Madras
the Journal
Annie Russell
Julia Marlowe
Mary Mannering
Viola Allen
Indianapolis Journal
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