Divorces Sought By Maud Walterhouse In Local Suit
Maud Walterhouse files for divorce from John T. Walterhouse deputy prosecutor at Muncie claiming public abuse neglect and infidelity. She alleges marriage at Nobleville on July 2 18 and that he moved with her to Indianapolis then abandoned her finances and support. Alimony requested and property interest cited including 5000 real estate and 10000 in stocks and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Walterhouse
John T. Walterhouse
Munele
Nobleeville
Familly
Walterhoume
Indianapolis
Muncie
Suit Over Misrepresented Stock In Mercantile Guide Firm
Martha A. Groves sues Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company for 2000 dollars claiming misrepresentation about a paying enterprise and the Shippers' Guide. She alleges insolvency, inaccurate publication, and improper stock offer of 26 preferred shares for 0.00, seeking 3.00 including interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Groves
Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company
Shippers’ Guide
Shippers Guide
Estelle Lewis Sues Husband for Support Over Abandonment
Estelle Lewis filed suit against her husband Omer Lewis and United States encaustic tile works, alleging abandonment at the start of the year and lack of support. She claims he earns good wages at UK works and that she must work for small pay, asking the court to grant $ per week from his wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Lewis
Omer Lewis
United States
Gas firms plan Supreme Court appeal over lease ruling
The Indianapolis Gas Company Consumers' Gas Trust Company and Manufacturers' Fuel Supply Company will appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge Ryan of the Madison County Superior Court. He ruled that oil land lease terms were within ordinary license rations. Judge Alien of the Circuit Court yesterday appointed Emil C. Rassmann William T. Steele and William J. Lowry as appraisers for the land in condemnation proceedings brought by the Indianapolis Plainfield Electric Company for a right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Manufacturers’ Fuel Supply Company
Supreme Court
Ryan
Madison County Superior Court
Circuit Court
Emil C. Rassmann
William T. Steele
William J. Lowry
Superior Court and New Suits Filed in Marion County
In Marion County the Superior Court and Circuit Court heard cases including an impro vement lien decision in favor of the court against Horace H. Cramer with foreclosure and sale ordered. New suits filed include John S Booth vs Charles W Richards Fevetver et al to foreclose Men and Martha A Grover vs The Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company et al for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
James M. Leathers
Marion Bond Company
Horace H. Cramer
John J. Mulder
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
John
Booth
Charles W. Richards
Fevetver
Circuit Court
George S. Sneed
Eliza Sneed
Estel Lewis Ve
Omer Lewis
Martha A. Grover
the Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company
Maggie Kinney
Asbury Kinney
Annie Sickles
Edward W. Sickles
Maud Walterhouse
John T. Walterhouse
Jacob Fahner
Mary A. Weiss
Artna Savings and Loan Association
Moses B. Zouk
Ohn
Farrells
London Assurance Corporation
Supreme Court Docket Highlights Texas Real Estate Tax Rulings
The Supreme Court delivers decisions and transfers across cases including Lewis vs Smith invalidating certain mortgage tax provisions and Scott vs eager, Rush granting transfer. Appellate Court matters like Dunn vs Estate of Evans, Highies vs Retherford, and others show dismissals, amendments, and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lewis
Smith
Marion C. C
Gillett, J
General Assembly
Scott
Eager
Rush
Nathen H. Lamott
Frank D. Meeker
Wayne CC
James FP Scott Ve
Sarah Edgar
St Rush
Dunn
Estate of
Evans
Jay
Henley
Foca
Highies
Retherford
Howard C. C
Resskerve
Chamberlain
Boyd
March 12 4271 Knorr vs McDonald Vanderburg C C
Court minutes list motion to file appeal bond and transcript granted. Several cases referenced include transfer to Supreme Court and extensions, with appellants filing briefs and motions in multiple county circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knorr
McDonald
Vanderburg C. C
Scott
Edgar
Rush
City National Banks Show Growth In Resources And Deposits
Six national banks in the city reported responses to the controller of the currency. For seventy seven days ending Feb 25, most banks posted gains in resources and deposits, led by American and Columbia banks. Capital National was the lone exception with small declines. Overall, Indianapolis banks totaled 34,219,937.90 in resources and 28,703,191.48 in deposits, up from Dec 10 figures by 883,011.21 and 801,308.25 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Columbia
American Bank
Fletcher's Bank
Indiana National Bank
Capital National
Columbia National Bank
Columbia Bank
American National Bank
Columbia National
Fletcher's National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Capital National Bank
Indianapolis
Columbia Club Names New Committees and Dinner Host
Samuel B. Sweet, the Columbia Club’s new president, hosted a dinner for directors and committee chairmen. Plans were announced to invite distinguished speakers, including East Coast senators, to Indianapolis. New standing committees were listed with members for 1902, among them House, Membership, Election, Entertainment, Library, Art, Reception, and Public Questions chaired by Addison C. Harris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Sweet
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Addison c. Harris
House
Raymond P. Vanceees
Mortimer Levering
Geo
Eddy M. Campbell
Theodore A. Randall
J. W. Fesler
John B. Cockrum
A. A. Young
Harry S. New
R. O. Hawkins
F. J. Scholz
Fred E. Matson
Harry B. Gates
Frank L. Littleton
Thomas A. Wynne
George E. Hunt
Harry ©. Kahlo
Arthur C. White
Ernst H. Burford
Maurice H. Raaschig
Russell B. Harrison
Gavin L. Payne
George E. Hume
Alois B. Graham
J. J. Kyle
Jesse Overstreet
John H. Baker
W. E. Engiteh
D. M. Parry
Hilton VU. Brown
Simtley N. Chambers
Eurge c Hin
Floyd A. Woods
James PB. Goodrich
Winchester
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
George W. Steele
Marion
James E. Watson
Rushville
E. S. Holliday
Brazil
R. A. Jackson
Richmond
J. 8. Barcus
Terre Haute
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
Nathan Powell
Madison
Charles L. Henry
Anderson
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
George F. McCulloch
Muncie
C. H. Montomery
Seymour
W. R. Wood
Lafayette
Ohn
CC. Wingate
Wingate
Quincy A. Myers
Naport
Phraim Marsh
Greenfield
BE. G. Hogate
Danville
L. V. Buskirk
Bloomington
Benjamin Crane
Crone Cry Ts Pt Sehabe
Allen M. Fletcher
New + Joh
Chicago
Will Not Seek Relection to Indiana Legislature This Year
Edward B. Roberts of Madison, a two term House member and former youngest Republican, announced he will not run again. Jefferson county fields three candidates Marcus Sulzer J S Hussey and T S Roseberry with March 22 nominating date. Guthrie likely to be renominated and Griffin expected to run for the Fourth district Democrats. Sigma Chi fraternity notes and Indiana chapters send representatives. banquet and annual meeting planned for February. officers elected include Ader Dunlap Braden Spencer Newberger Willis Morgan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Roberts
Madison
Grand Hotel
Indiana
Roberts
Jefferson County
Marcus R. Sulzer
Sulzer
J. S. Hussey
T. S&s. Roseberry
Jefferson
Switzerland
Ripley
W. A. Guthrie
Francis M. Griffin
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
William J. Frazier
Elkhart
Sigs
Henry P. Vinton
Lafayette
Hugh D. McMullen
Aurora
William Hoffman
Indiana University
William P. Rogers
Indiana University Law School
Dunlap
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson
George Ader
Greencastle
Carter, Leathers
Wiley
Scot Butler
Butler College
Merrill Moores
Charles M. Moores
Louis Newberger
William N. Harding
Cash C. Hadley
Caleb S. Denny
Austin Denny
Thomas I. Ahi
Moweaqua
Frank D. Ader
M. M. Dunlap
James Braden
Indianapolis
W. W. Spencer
George E. Willis
Bloomington
Wiff Long
H. L. Morgan
BE. D. Wood
Pearl Stafford
A. J. Hamrick
Interurban Line Delayed by Financing Squeeze
W H Schott of Chicago builder of Century building power plant reports Century structure nearly complete and ready for occupancy soon. He adds his Ohio and Indiana Railroad plans to build an electric line from Muncie to Bluffton but Everett Moore scandal slowed financing and will delay the project ninety days to four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schott
Chicago
Century
Spencer House
Schott
Ohio & Indiana Railroad Company
Muncie
Bluffton
Spoiled romance over a playful name mix up in Virginia
A Stubbins House guest recalls a childhood romance in the Shenandoah valley where Grace changed her name to Grayce and the correspondent to Ramuel. The letters stopped after the name change, but he notes she is still unmarried and living in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hoover
Stubbins House
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Grace
Grayce
Ramuel
Portland candidates court votes at Denison gathering
Portland residents Ea Fitzpatrick and E W Headington attended the Denison meeting to boost Fitzpatrick for clerk of the Supreme Court. Fitzpatrick and Headington joked about Republican support while noting Cromer’s presumed reelection. Dale Crittenberger, editor of the Anderson Democrat and Daily News, predicted a Democratic win in the Eighth district despite a 3000 vote hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Fitzpatrick
Portland
Supreme Court
E. W. Headington
Denison
Fitzpatrick
George W. Cromer
Dale Crittenberger
Anderson Democrat and
Daily News
Grand Hotel
Crittenberger
Sigma Chi Banquet Recalls Fraternity Heritage and Speeches
The Sigma Chi banquet features tributes to the fraternity’s past, speeches by Dale J. Crittenberger and Attorney Romney L. Wilson, and a toast by Mayor M. M. Dunlap of Anderson. Wilson recounts wartime camaraderie and brotherhood, while Dunlap fondly recalls “Sig” sweethearts and aging memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chi
John T. McCutcheon
Tarkington
Ade
Dale J. Crittenberger
Romney L. Wilson
Brotherhood of Man
Dunlap
Anderson
M. M. Dunlap
Declamation Contest By City Colored Schools At Bethel A M E
Five city colored schools entered a declamation contest at Bethel A M E Church with two contestants each. Noble Bissle of No 26 won first prize for The American Flag, Brente Webber of No 4 took second for The Polish Boy, and Adam Morris of Fred Douglass School won third for The Holiest of Classics. Judges were George W. Cable Willis Bryant and Rev H L Herrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. EB. Church
Fred Douglass
Noble Bissle
Brentle Webber
Adam Morris
Fred Douglass School
George W. Cable
Willis Bryant
H. L. Herrod
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana
A compilation of property conveyances filed in the Marion County recorder's office for the 24 hours ending February 28, 1902. Transactions list buyer and seller names, parcel descriptions, and total consideration, with many Lots in areas such as Graceland Park, University add, and Fletcher's subdivisions, alongside Western Traction Co. deeds and related property assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Geo. A. Mann
Mary M. Troyer
Graceland Park
Cnc
Ccc Verereevereeareepess
Wilbur
Smith
Mary
Krewson
Youngs University
Irvington
W. University
Meer Bancroft
Edward Pierson
John Wacker
Carpenter's Home Place
Jackson
Ruth St
Louisa Kennedy
Ewald
Lazurua & Pierce
Meridian Place
Pennsylvania St
Nest
John J. Johnson
Hubbard
S. Merlidian
Dugdale St
Adler St
N. Indiana Iim
Gernes Av
Jenkins'’s
Fletcher's
Woodlawn Cae
Lexington Ay
Shelby St
T. Bacon
Alen’s
Chicago St
Isabella St
Anthony B. Conaiie
Indianapolis
Western Traction Co
Sec
GM of Sang
Hentia Redmond
Indianapolis & Eraieee Hedtnsenss Ores 400. Martha Tebdee
Nathan Morris
A. Pletcher
Irs
Malinda Ars
N. Roberson
Indianapolis & Western Traction Co
Geo. Redmond
T. Redm. Ar
Indianapolis & West Pla F4 Co
Wwe Ecanmeies Christian
Sec Mh
John Pierson
Indianapolis & Western ‘Traction Co
Ty Rt
Marion Trust Co
Allen & Roe
Jersey St
Timothy Falvey
Patrick
Jones, Trustes’s
Nan & Pierce
Carty St
Miscouri St
Fred H. Hartney
Jacob Pet
Bruce Place
Adi
Fontaine St
Eee
Mary E. Bishop
Bertha
Johnson & Hogshire
E. Washington St
Beneyee
Michiga
Jefferson Ay
Harvey A
Josie
Parke
Parker
Hanway
Hanne
Oak Hill
Ragan
Ante Singer
Lot
T. Morrie
New Jersey St
6Th St
Fifetity B
Tinion
Chas
Sima
Culver
Columbia Place
Cornelius Ay
Akin #1
Miletus F. Bell
Atlas “Engine ‘Works
E. A. Fletcher’ Jr
Lot Fletcher, Jr
Ada
Nathan. Mortis
Atlas Engine Works
Ae Fletcher, Jr
Joseph Price
John W- Brown
Sgt. Harris
Mamie Hecker
Mary ‘Kneer
A. D. Lynch
A. D. Lynch's Sub of Bik
Hutchings
Daniela Brookside
Eva Ford
Mary T. Connolly
Hyde Park
Setvereee
Howerth Lectures on Social Waste at Propylaeum
Dr Ira W Howerth of the University of Chicago spoke on Social Waste at the Propylaeum lecture series. He argued modern industry wastes resources and life, urged better land use, labor mobilization, and steps toward socialization of industry to unleash individual talent and improve social well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Howerth
University of Chicago
Propylaeum
Howerth
England
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central States
South Central States
Western States
New Zealand
Department
Capt H D Greene Reindicted In Savannah Harbor Frauds
In Savannah Ga this morning Capt H D Greene and the Gaynors were anew indicted in U S Court on charges tied to the Savannah harbor frauds. The indictment covers points upheld by Judge Speer against the defendants demurrer earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah, Ga
United States
B. D. Greene
Gaynors
Savannah Harbor
Reagan Confined By Pneumonia In Palestine From Feb 3
Palestine Texas February 3 Hon Joh H Reagan is bedbound with pneumonia his doctors say the crisis not passed yet but no alarm is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Tex
Joh H. Reagan
Stephen's Martyrdom and the Defense of Hebrew History
The article reflects on Stephen's bold defense under persecution, praising his calm, dignified faith as he argues that Hebrew history shows evolution from Moses to Jesus. It notes Luke's graphic contrast with the persecutors and outlines how Stephen's stance foreshadows Paul’s epistles, while hinting at Paul’s later regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Annals of Martyrology
Moses
Chalten
Canaan
Abraham
Egypt
Joseph
Tabernacle
Temple
Solomon
Jesus
Luke
St. Paul
Jerusalem
Paul
Cilicia
McKinley
St. Stephen
St. Augustine
Christian Endeavor Service Joyous and All-Encompassing
Discussion of how Christian service includes prayer Bible reading and sermon hearing and also charitable works. Illustrations from Bethany Mary Martha Eli sibeth Hungary and a World War II era-era devotion show service as Christ’s presence. Emphasizes serving with love and eagerness despite difficulty or danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas
Bethany
Mary
Martha
Ohio
Heyes
United States
Christ
Elisbeth
Hungary
India
Delhi
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Mercantile Guide
High Court
the Court Record
Indiame
Agrhatt Co
Rodina Martyn
Balers Wien Co
Ve. Hobbs
National Banks
Columbia Club Affairs
Mittee
Edward 5S. Roberts
City
Mr. Moores
Sigma Chi Mes
Company
Ible
Citizens of
Mason
Troy
Vaederdgy
Pritchett
Archibald B. Mitchell
Talbott
Isth St
T. Robbins
C. Kennedy
Hobbine
N. Indianapolis
Schurmann
James P. Ryan
May M. Ryan
Adianapolis
Udellet
Rader St
Alice M. Kushner
Carl Koch
McCormack
White River
Washington St
Miley By
Sarah L. Spann
Francis “Holloway
Spann & Holloway
Martha Avy
Downey's
Martha Av
Jacobee Stearn
FP. C. Wayenberk Co
Martin's
New York
Walter St
Fletcher M. Mitchell
Christopher _ Moore
Becker
Becker St
Prof. Howerth
H. D. Greene
Reagan
Prince Henry
Royal Bengal
Henry F. Cramer
Wenderville
N. Y
E. OC. DeWitt & Co
Frank H. Carter
Henry J. Huder
BE. W. Stucky
Christian Endeavor
Pepictiat Iuf
Acts
Will
Marcres
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