Mills of Justice Cleanly Filed Suits and Trials
Local tribunals hear suits against Joseph and Joel Pruitt. Nellie Morgan seeks 50 000 damages and a divorce alleging injury to health and character from Nov 2 last year. The case cites alleged attempted assault at the Pruitt home. Morgan seeks judgment to compensate loss and mental worry. The other case concerns Alice Gunning vs Joseph Gunning. Judge Allen defers decision amid possible reconciliation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pruitt
Nellie Morgan
Joel Pruitt
Kenwood Avenue
Pruitt
Aland
Ian
Judge weighs relief in Gunning divorce case
Gunning said he could possibly live with his wife but would not object to a divorce if that was the sole relief granted to Mrs. Gunning, outlining his stance in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunning
Etter Sues Wife for Divorce Over Sulky Disposition
George W. Etter filed for divorce from Carrie T. Etter alleging a sulky disposition and that for three years he had not had a meal cooked by her. He says she hinted that his presence was not wanted and could leave his own home. He claims she struck him on the head with a glass goblet causing severe pain and three months of illness. He seeks an amount and other relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Etter
Carrie T. Etter
Judge orders open safety box in probate dispute
Judge Vinson Carter ordered Indiana National Bank safety deposit box opened in the presence of attorney George Young and bank representatives. Five thousand dollars inside the box to be retained by Indiana Trust Company under court order. any extra funds and Young's private papers to be turned over to him. The ruling is part of the fee dispute over Oscar Sandeborg and his sister regarding an estate in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Carter
George Young
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Young
Trust Company
Aan
Oscar Sandeborg
Sweden
Nickum Estate Appointed to Daughter as Administrator
Mrs Magdalena Holstein named administrator of the estate of her father John R Nickum by Probate Commissioner Walker. Nickum, long known in Indianapolis as a caterer, died intestate a few weeks ago. Estate large, to be settled by his daughter who lives on Lockerbie Street where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Holstein
John R. Nickum
Walker
Nickum
Indianapolis
Lockerbie Street
Suit Filed for Damages Over Sulphuric Acid Burn Injury
Gertrude E Walker sues National Vehicle Company for damages claiming personal injuries from a sulphuric acid burn. The filing outlines a negligence theory and seeks relief and medical costs. Document indicates the plaintiff and defendant in a civil action seeking compensation for harm suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude E. [Walker
C. Y
Lawsuit Over Acid Injury at Indianapolis Factory
A factory worker in Indianapolis sues for 50 000 damages claiming burns from an acid jar left on the floor by an overlooked foreman. She blames factory owners for negligence and seeks court relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vehicle Company
Indianapolis
Superior and Circuit Court Dockets and Sentences
Superior Court cases list multiple judgments including Marcus L. Hare vs Mary C. McKenna with a judgment of 2,525.80 and costs, Lehman H. Dunning vs Robert D. Hobbs for 18 dollars and costs, divorce case Mabel L. Smith vs William J. Smith with default and decree, and a criminal case Edward Miller found guilty at age twelve with reform school sentence. Also notes new suits including Joe Rogers vs Dela Rogers for divorce and other partition and damages actions in various court rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Vinson Carter
Marcus L. Hare
Mary C. McKenna
Lehman H. Dunning
Robert D. Hobbs
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Mabel L. Smith
William J. Smith
Fremont Alford
Edward Miller
Joe Rogers
Dela Rogers
Edgar C. Wilson
National Protective Seck
Nellie Siena
Joe Pruitt
Firom H. Johnson
Elizabeth E. Lakin
Gertrude Walker
The
National Vehicle Company
Western Storage
Court actions and foreclosures listed in county notices
Superior Court Room 3 hears George W. Etter vs Carrig T. Etter divorce action. Circuit Court forecloses mortgage for Center Lodge No 18 I O O F against Lewis E Aker et al. Superior Court Room 2 hears Joe Rogers vs Delia Rogers divorce action. Su
Appellate Court Notices and Briefs Across Several Dockets
A list of New Cases and notices from multiple districts including De Kalb Huntington Morgan Sullivan and Miami County courts. Entries show petitions for rehearing assignments of errors and extensions of time with granted periods up to January 2, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ludwick
Margaret Petrie
Huntington D. C
James Johnson
Indianapolis Traction Company records $5 million mortgage bonds
The Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company filed $5,000,000 mortgage bonds in the county recorder’s office yesterday. The loan is in favor of Guaranty Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia. This mortgage marks the first step in reorganizing after leasing lines and property from the Indianapolis Street Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company
County Recorder's
Guaranty Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Philadelphia
The
Traction and Terminal Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
County funds show $40,000 unused for 1902 work
County critics note $40,000 of appropriations for county work remain unspent and will pass to the county treasurer as unused. The gravel road fund saves $5,000, with commissioners praising prudent economy without harming county property improvements. A curious line about Cook's a asmpertel purity appears, likely garbled.
Lucky Man Wins Homestead in Armstrong Park Drawing
The Armstrong Park Land Company's drawing in the Propylaeum selects Lot No 5 three and one third acres for Harry W. Roll of W H Roll Co wall paper dealers at 605 Lockerbie street. About 689 lots were allotted with 150 owners present. John W Kern chaired the drawing with August Kuhn Z E Dugan as tellers and Frank Morrison Fletcher Birch as bookkeepers. Deeds will follow and owners receive shares of the Armstrong farm around Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Roll
W. H. Roll & Co
Wall Paper Dealers
Lockerbie Street
Armstrong Park Land Company
Armstrong Homestead
Roll
Indianapolis
Propylaeum
John W. Kern
August M. Kuhn
Z. E. Dugan
Frank Morrison
Indiana Title and Guaranty Company
Fletcher Birch
Central Trust Company
Luke Walpole
Indiana
New Electric Line Incorporation In Indiana and Illinois
The Indiana and Illinois Traction Company of Muncie is incorporated with 10500 capital to build interurban lines across Indiana and Illinois. Directors include L G Holmes Joseph G Leffier Albert E Needham and others. Cities listed span Crawfordsville Tile Sid Wesley Waynetown Range Road Veedersburg Hillsboro Rynear Layton Palmerton Covington Mound City Foster in Indiana and Vermilion Champaign Pratt Macon Sangamon Morgan Dewitt McLean Logan Livingston Grundy Will in Illinois. J F McCulloch president of Union Traction says no connection with the new firm. Mishawaka Realty and Investment Company capitalized at 6000 incorporated with directors Charles Endlich Charles A Ostrom and R H Jonigan. Indianapolis Oratory of Music with capital stock of 008 incorporated. directors Edgar M Cawley T J Sullivan and Bugente y tee National Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana & Illinois Traction Company
Muncie
Indiana
Illinois
L. G. Holmes
Joseph G. Leffier
Albert E. Needham
J. Harrington Boyd
Walter L. Ball
James Ki. Leffier
Leonidas A. Guthrie
Garrett O. Driscoll
Joseph C. Mansfield
G. R. Mansfield
Claude C. Balls
Emanuel Rosethal
J. C. Joliff
Marsh Jackson
Judson Jaqua
John Delamore
Frank H. Snyder
Truman
Boyd
G. B. Fletcher
William Jones
Charles A. Meeker
Portland and Muncie
Crawfordsville
Tile
Sid
Wesley
Waynetown
Range Road
Veedersburg
Hillsboro
Rynear
Layton
Palmerton
Covington
Mound City
Foster
Montgomery
Fountain Counties
Vermillion
Champaign
Pratt
Macon
Sangamon
Morgan
Dewitt
McClean
Logan
Livingston
Grundy
Will
J. F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Mishawaka Realty and Investment Company
Charles Endlich
Charles A. Ostrom
R. H. Jonigan
Indianapolis Oratory of Music
Edgar M. Cawley
T. J. Sullivan
Bugente Y Tee National
Mr Joratear Reeves Hutchins Testimony Cures By Jayne's Expectorant
A Hutchins man reports a severe pneumonia attack that medical doctors could not halt. He credits a remedy, Jayne's Expectorant, with his recovery and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joratear Reeves
Hutchins
Jayne
Figures At Stockyards Value Receipts At 75 Million
Auditor Lane reports 1902 receipts and shipments at Belt Railroad and Stockyards Company Indianapolis figures show about 70 percent of livestock delivered locally. Total 1,601,08 animals received. city delivery hogs 87,421 cattle 133,300 sheep 35,310 horses and mules 6,562. Largest single day receipts hogs 12,899 Jan 12. cattle 2,467 June 6. sheep 1,310 Aug 22. horses and mules 636 July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Lane
Belt Railroad and Stockyards Company
Indianapolis
Auditor Lane
Isis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fitzgerald Building
N. E. Corner Market and Circle
Coburn Art CO
Harry H. Coburn
DR. Lipes
St. Vitus
U. G. Lipes
Stevenson Bidg
Ind
the Mills OF Justice
Alice V. Gunning
Joseph Gunning
Yester
Allen
Gunnings
Conservatory
Conservatories
North Illinois Street
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Bond
W.H. McBrayer
Kingston
Wm.tron Proprietor
National Protective Society
Wilson
Shelbyville
Dr. Dunning
L. H. Dunning
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Pute
William J. Guy
William Libering
de Kalb C. C. Appellants
Appellate Court
Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Electric Railway Company
James B. Eads
Lake C. C. Appellee
Jeff T. Park
Jessie M. Park
Morgan C. C. Appellant
the. Parmelia P. Haughton
Aetna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Sullivan C C. Appellee
National Masonic Accident Association
Cicero R. M
Miami c. Co
Appellee
H. W. Roll the Lucky Man
Armstrong Park
Insane Hospital
John Edenharter
Armstrong Farm
Spaunhurst
Unhurst
Institute OF Osteopathy
Sparnhurst
Still
Spaunhurst Institute
Stevenson Building
D.H. Baldwin @ Co
Pennsylvania ST
David C. Braden
Harry A
Braden & Buskirk
Ouwent
Roc
Indiana & Illinois Traction Company, of
Incorporated
Lane
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