Proposals Sought for Copper and Brass Dishwashing Machine
The National Military Home at Grant Indians invites sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering one copper and brass dishwashing machine to the Marion Branch. Bids due March 6, 101, with specifications on request. Proposals must be indorsed and addressed to the Treasurer at the office.
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Grant
Marion Branch
N. H. Ch. V. Tech
Justin H. Chap
Department of Public Safety
Nergate Board
Board Public Safety
Ihe
Thee
Anspelts
Ind
Indianapolis
Nelson J. Hyde
John H. Mahoney
Wilson & M Millen
Board of Public Safety
Priest commits suicide after discharge from Duluth diocese
Despondent Rev. Francis Budzynski, a Roman Catholic priest, shot himself in a hotel in Minneapolis after his discharge from the Duluth Diocese. He attempted asphyxiation with gas fumes but was stopped by the odor. Two shots were fired as bellboys stood nearby. Letters to a brother in Elmira and a local restaurant were found. Authorities urged furnace maintenance for safety.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Francis Budzynski
Haif
McGolerick Poe
Elmira
N. Y
Freight War Looms From New Export Route Plans
Discussion on an Appellate Court Indiana decision about Central Passenger Association mileage orders. Rail leaders warn the court ruling is misunderstood and clarify exchange for tickets, while plans with New Haven Lehigh Valley aim to shift West freight through Boston for export. Reports also note stock movements, dividends, and personnel changes across major lines.
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Appellate Court of
Indiana
Central Passenger Association
Tio Panhandle
Supreme Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Lehigh Valley
Boston
New York
New Haven
New England
Consolidated
Hall
Epworth League
San Francisco
Transcontinental Association
Cairo
Chicago
Hannibal
Peoria
St. Louis
Portland
Puget Sound
Ogden
Los Angeles
Shasta
Local Court Actions Tie Marital Strife to Divorces
In a string of suits in the local courts, Abraham L Canary sues Eas Swift for damages over alleged interference with his marriage while Swift’s wife is divorcing. Cross-complaints name Swift as co respondent. Mrs Canary and Mrs Swift obtain divorces and Swift and Mrs Canary marry. John H Pryfogle wins $32 against Albert Elster over detention of his daughter after guardianship and workhouse detentions during a family upheaval. Preparations begin for regaining possession of the children.
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Abraham L. Canary
Eas B. Swift
Canary
John H. Pryfogle
Justice Hammond
Cumberland
Albert €. Elster
Board of Children’s Guardians’ Home
Pryfogle
Richmond
Supreme Court upholds Bradley will and Pythians bequest
The Supreme Court affirmed a judgment sustaining the will of Hiram H. Bradley dated 188?, leaving most of his 15000 dollar estate to the Frankfort Commandery Knights of Pythias and to Frankfort city. His widow had possession as heir, later remarried, a forged will claim arose, but the court ruled the instrument valid. The court also allowed a 1000 dollar bequest to his brother named Brother John.
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Supreme Court
Hiram H. Bradley
Frankfort
Knights of Pythias
City of
Bradley
John
Hiram Bradley
Meather
Edna Hrackney
al Va
Nena Fogle
Noble
Warner Va, Mier
Noble C. C
Appellee
Supreme Lod K. of P
Foster
Floyd C. C
Comstock
Will of John Sinker Probate Leaves Estate to Wife
The probate record shows John Sinker’s will leaving his entire estate to his wife. A separate will for William Dehhe provides for his property to be divided equally among his children Philippena Schoppenhorst Catherine W. Von Spreckelson and William G.F.
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John Sinker
Wiliam Dehhe
Philippena Schoppenhorst
Catherine W. von Spreckelson
Willian
Dehne Estate Appointments And Pawn Shop Suit
Dehne family estates named executors and administrators with bonds posted. Central Trust Company appointed as administrator of Rachel via. Paul Jones sues Fletcher Noe on appeal over a pawned bicycle. Judge Carter to decide. Noah Miller fined ten dollars and thirty days for assault on his wife. appeal noted.
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Paul Jones
Fletcher M. Noe
Justice
Carter
Noah Miller
Alford
Criminal Court
James M. Leathers
Margaret C. King
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Vinson Carter
Ann E. Wood
John J.hilgenberg
Arthur Jordan Company
Ellsworth E. Clark
Supreme Court rulings on insanity and probate precedents
Supreme Court decisions discuss relief for insane defendants from judgments and guardianship, admissibility of wills to probate, continuances, and the impact of prior estate settlements. Cases include Judd v Gray and Miller v Coulter with notes on liability, capacity, and appellate standards.
Court News Briefs and Courtroom Notes
Summary of court actions including attempts at rehearing, divorce outcomes, dismissals, and judgments across Superior Court and Circuit Court. Highlights include jury instructions in a civil case, a divorce denial, and a criminal conviction with a 30 day workhouse term. New suits filed span on notes, damages, and foreclosures with various monetary demands.
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Francis H. Wade
Elizabeth A. Wade
Jacob Ruff
Ludemy
F. Holmes
Plains
Colon W. Claybourne
Hiram H. Gibbs
Gertrude S. Bazel
Fort M. Bazel
Gertrude S. Garnett
Mary L. Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Margaret Ware
David A. Ware
Sarah Batley
Thomas N. Harding
Fremont Alford
Noah Miller
Thomas J. Neiman
William O. Eagle
Charles Syerup
Bernhard Frey
James Gibbs
Priscilla Gibbs
Abraham L
Canary
Elias B. Swift
Robert J. Rochow
Indianapolis Manufacturers' and Carpenters’ Union
Superior Court
Marie Ferrell
Henry EB. Bennett
Changed Mind Promises Dismissal In Conspiracy Suits
The Louisville case against W Greer Campbell E G Bennett and W L Beatty of Denver for conspiracy to falsely prosecute led to a damages suit by Judge Thomas F Hargis. He later said all Denver defendants were to be dismissed after amicable talks, while a separate warrant for charges remains. In police court the defendants’ trial was postponed to March 23.
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Louisville, Ky
W. Greer Campbell
E. G. Bannett
W. L. Beatty
Denver
George W. Bramblett
J. M. Fetter
Louisville
Thomas F. Hargis
Hargis
P. Galt Nler
Bennett
Campbell
Greer Campbell
BE. cC. Bennett
North Cumberland Manufacturing Company
Commonwealth Land and Lumber Company
Charene
Beatty
Bramblett
Fetter
Brosnan Bros. Aims to Reopen Store In South Illinois Street
John D. Brosnan, recently active with Brosnan Bros., traveled to New York to buy cloaks and dress patterns for the storeroom at 625 South Illinois Street. While he is away, the space is being remodeled and redecorated with large plate glass windows to match the sidewalk. A long term lease has been arranged.
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John D. Brosnan
Brosnan Bros
New York
South
Ilinois Street
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Denman Thompson
Paradise Alley
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Victoria
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