Carrie Yorger Sues Over Alleged Misrepresentation Deed
Carrie Yorger sues Emma and John Schiegel alleging misrepresentation led her to sign a quitclaim deed. She claims the deed transferred her property to Mrs. Schiegel under the pretense of halting a 6 percent annual payment on $1,000, with Yorger, a German speaker, unaware of the legal nature of the document. The case involves Yorger’s late husband’s estate and an 80 acre bequest, plus 60 acres Yorger held, all tied to inheritance provisions and annual charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Yorger
Emma Schiegel
John M. Schiegel
Schlegel
John (. Yorger
Ownership Of Land Case In Supreme Court Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court heard James Donaldson et al v State of Indiana ex rel William L. Taylor over land in Lawrence county once owned by George Donaldson. Alleged alien at death, heirs are nieces and nephews. Land valued 36,4 to 5000 dollars due to timber. lower court ruled for the state. Also Edward T. Dickey sues Indianapolis Gas Co for 255 dollars and a restraining order over gas shutoff and alleged overcharges since 186. A temporary order blocked disconnection pending further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
James Donaldson
State of
Indiana
William L. Taylor
Lawrence County
Donaldsons
Btate
Geor. Donaldson
Otland
Donaldson
Edward T. Dickey
Indianapolis Gas Company
North Alabama Street
Carter
Lawrence
Bond
Appellate Court
Suit over saloon death shifts to Hancock county court
Mary Newland sues saloon keeper Jacob Van Biaricum Terre Haute Brewing Company his bondsman Francis Bailey and Mayor Bookwalter for damages for the death of a patron who drank to excess in the West Indianapolis saloon. The case was venued yesterday from the Liberal? Court to Hancock county. The plaintiff alleges undue influence in Marion county depriving her of a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newland
Jacob van Biaricum
West Indianapolis
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Francis Bailey
Mayor Bookwalter
Lubor
Hancock County
Plains
Marion County
Robison fined for firearm charge and immorality plea
A Robinson of 19 Ashland avenue was arrested after officers found Old-fashioned trench knucks on him. He was tried in Police Court and fined amounts plus costs and ninety days in the workhouse. Andrew Jackson colored paid fines and ninety days for public indecency. The State Capital Investment Company assignment closed in probate with final payments to stockholders and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Robinson
Ashland Avenue
Andrew Jackson
State Capital Investment Company
Ernest G. Cox
Harvey, Pickens, Cox & Kahn
Petition to sell property without wife's consent in circuit court
August Wacker yesterday filed a petition in the Circuit Court to sell and deed his property without his insane wife's consent. The petition states buyers are for eleven percent of Miller and Wacker's addition, with the Yon offer at nineteen thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wacker
Petty
Miller & Wacker
Superior Court Notices and Foreclosures Summary
Ada Harely v Marguerite Rowan involves mortgage dismissal with costs. Lunsford v City of Indianapolis notes foreclosure action with defendant appearance and costs. Emma Moulton v Frank Moulton ends in divorce with plaintiff decree. German Fire Insurance Co of In guna v Stewart Chaney et al foreclosure with judgment for 91,277 and costs. James T Engiestivid v Walker et al mechanic’s lien with decree. Capitol National Bank v Indianapolis Company note foreclosure. L. Bloomer v City of Indianapolis references Board of Public Works action. New suits filed include Edward T Dickey v Indianapolis Gas and Sunese injunction and Wacker v Louise Wacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McMaster
Ada Harely
Marguerite Rowan
Aenris Oe
Pauline Trust
Lunsford
City of
Indianalis
Dinmlesen
Emma Moulton
Frank Moulton
Vinson Carter
German Fire Insurance Company
Guna
Stewart H. Chaney
James T. Engiestivid
Capitol National Hank
Indianaponge Company
Pert
Cer
Hutchins divorce case and related real estate petition
Mary E. Hutchins sues Walter W. Hutchins in circuit court over a petition to sell real estate without the wife's consent. Also listed are a divorce action, a note suit in superior court, and a deed set aside case involving Carrie Yorger and Emma Schleiger in respective court rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mary E. Hutchins
Walter W. Hutchins
Merchants’ and Farmers’ State Bank
Arthur Scott
Superior Court
Carrie Yorger
Emma Sehleger
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes
Historical docket notes listing various cases in Indiana appellate courts. Includes references to Hibben v Smith, Terre Haute v Kearsey, Walsh, Owen County cases, McCardle v Aultman, Graham v Walters, Rodpe v Schlundt, Wabash RR v Cincinnati RnMuncie RR, Crump v Davis, with dates and procedural items such as briefs, motions, and assignments of errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Hibben
William C. Smith
Marion
City of
Terre Haute
William P. Kearsey
Vigo
C. Sheerenks
Ke County Water ‘and Light Company
Redmond D. Walsh
Lake
Lake County Water and Light Company
Wwitl Board of Commissioners of
Owen County Et al
Richard Newport
Owen Co. C
Nathan McCardle
Aultman Company
Ohio C
Miami C. C. Appellees
John C. Crump
Harriett Davis
Johnson C. C
Bond
City Mulls Quarantine Costs and Pesthouse Plan
City Controller Breanig and Dr. Buehler outlined growing smallpox expenses and the need for a permanent pesthouse. An additional $2,000 is requested atop an existing $3,000 appropriation as bills drain funds. A two story brick pesthouse with 75 beds and a detention pavilion could cost about $5,000 to build, with site selection underway before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Breanig
Buehler
Health Board
Health Department
Indianapolis
When Smoke Test Demonstrates Coal Savings
Professor Henry G. Cox of Manual Training High School reports satisfactory smoke prevention tests in the When building. The device could cut smoke by about 18.67 percent and save fuel, with figures based on nine hour daily runs using slack coal, measured steam pressures, and water evaporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Cox
Manual Training High School
Cox
Bids Referred to City Engineer Over Lower Estimates
The board referred bids to the city engineer to determine the lower bid. Officials say the task is tricky because Engineer Nelson’s estimates for sewer work are much lower than those under the former administration, and contractors would prefer higher figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Southern Franchise Delayed After Citizens Hearing Requested
The Indianapolis Southern franchise will not be signed tomorrow as Ed win Logsdon of the Board of Works states. The board wants citizens to appear and offer input on terms, route, coal rate, elevated tracks, and other aspects before finalizing the contract. A hearing for the Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company is postponed for at least a week, with a hearing likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Southern
Edwin Logsdon
Board of Works
Southern Company
Logsdon
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Public Works Bids and Contracts For Marion County
Petitions filed for gravel roadways cement walks and curbing along California Street Rural Street Brooks Street and related sections. Bond approved for Marion County Hot Water Heating Company valued at 25000 with National Surety Company as surety. Final remonstrance filed for cement walks on Rural Street. Bids received for local sewer on Kenwood Avenue with Marion County Construction Company at 2.16 per linear foot. contract awarded to Marion County Construction Company. Bids also listed for La Salle Street and other streets with multiple bidders. bids referred to city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Street
Market Street
First Alley
Rural Street
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Brooks Street
Thirteenth Street
Marion County Hot Water Heating Company
National Surety Company
Twenty-fifth Street
Kenwood Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Kenwood Park
Marion County Construction Company
la Salle Street
Washington Street
New York Street
J. L. Hudson
H. Cc. Roney
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded in the Marion County recorder's office for the 24 hours ending 5 p m March 1912 list transfers of numerous lots and parcels across Warren, Center, Pike, and Perry townships and Irvington areas, with prices from 40 to 5 000 dollars, including properties on Clark, Washington, Ohio, Michigan, and other streets and additions, plus listed improvements and remodels by Coffin & Summers and various builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Lean Company
East Market Street
Elizabeth Osswald
David Groves
Warren Township
John Mi Porter
KR. Ro
Kenwood
Margaret Vorhis
Chas
Clark
Haughville
Sheffield
Ceersre
Anna F. Gillum
Bradley, Denny & Atkinson
Washington St
Chester Av
George C. Pearson
Catherine A. Classick
Morgan
Indianapolis
Morgan St
McLain St
Charles A. Dryer
Thomas J. Hamilton
Perry Township
Valbeat
Sarah F. Carriger
Chas. Carriger
Blackmore & Thoms
Schofiesd
Harvey L. Davis
Francis Alot
Haas’s
Johnson’ Heiss
17Th St
W. Bridges
Js Bae Hee Tey Rr
Center Township
Frank Clark
Ape RD
Washington Lowmadip
E. Coffin
Mary A. “Davis
Patterson
Maenyde St
Spruce St
John C
Joseph M. Hishoe
Merrill
O Lot
Alabama St
Merrill BE
John D. Snivel
Jerusalem
Tatonis Park
Irvington
Emerson Av
Brook- Puig Bva
Jesse N. Hamaker
Robert L. Holmes
Serena H. Richards
Norte , Starr
See
Stella F. Swan
Arthur N. Dwye
Chashington
Chester
Michael Maar
Elmer D
Kappes & Frank’ Haughey
Hubbard
Als
Olive St
Cottazo
Wes iv Vewes
Maria G. Cooper
Henry Meyer
Coffin
Vermont St
Ada
Hland Av
Michigan St
Mary
Howe
Edward B. Porter
Talbott
Newr
Allen M. Fletcher
Edgar Underwood
Tunis V. Archer
Pearl C. Hackleman
Ritter
Lowell Av
Bac
Stephen W. Gilbert
Pearl
Hackiemap
Lowell Ay
Ritteray
M. Cross
Celestia A. Taylor
Lat & Bik
Myers
Les Place Add
Charley
KE. Stewart
Frank Hunt
I. Township
H. R Brelsford
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Lexington
Laurel St
Arthur F Sight
Richard Voorhees
Oegood
Central
Lat St
Leona S. Pritchard
James Hoop
Kennedy
Acton
Washington Fayette T
John E. Brown
Chi EL Moorehead
Tate
Brown
E. Brown
Wm. Diaueisen
Vaien
Springdale
H. Coo
Small Sewer Contract Bids Withdrawn After Board Refusal
The Board of Works blocked bids from H C Roney and J S Hudson for the Lasalle street sewer arguing a possible bid cartel to force higher estimates. Hudson the African American bidder offered 1.15 and Roney 1.25, only two bids were received, shocking officials. Both contractors later sought to withdraw, revealing a disputed attempt to alter the project terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
H. C. Roney
J. S. Hudson
Lasalle Street
Hudson
Roney
Comraat
Theo Pard
Minturn Case Brief Filed In Supreme Court
Attorneys Joss and Noel filed the appellees brief in the Minturn v Elliott case before the Indiana Supreme Court. The issue centers on whether Marion Morgan joint primary for a joint senator is authorized and whether Minturn’s name should appear on ballots. The court may render a decision within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Joss
James W. Noel
Supreme Court
Appellees
State of Indiana
Joseph A. Minturn
Charles N. Elliott
Republican Central Committee
Marion County
Elliott
Minturn
Marion
Morgan
County Central Committee
Board of Election Commissioners
Democratic Primaries Yield Light Precinct Turnout
Evening Democratic primaries to form county committee saw light voting across precincts. In Sixth ward Eleventh precinct one man claimed election as committeeman after polling from 4 to 7 pm. McClure named. Kenihan and Gates absent from election board. Chairman Sullivan absent. reports blocked. New committee to be reorganized Thursday at Masonic Hall. W. W. Spencer likely to become chairman. Republican side notes misprinted candidate list. secrecy urged. state GOP executive meets today. A separate rally at McFadden's Hall featured candidates Malpas Marer Shepard Gasper Shilling Hildebrand Krausman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
James Kenihan
Joseph Gates
Lombard Building
B Sullivan
Sullivan
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Masonic Hall
W. W. Spencer
Lst
Eliott
McFadden
Tenth Ward
Malpas
Marer
Shepard
Gasper
Shilling
Hildebrand
Krausman
Frances Willard Union meeting at 2 p.m. at Mrs Trotter home
The Frances E Willard Union will gather at 2 p.m. at 10 North Senate Ave hosted by Mrs Trotter with a paper on Neal Dow by Mrs G M Smith and a vocal solo by Mrs Hensley. Two stolen candy boxes await claim at the police station linked to W F Browning. Frank Church and H G Balcombs of Everett drowned after a sailboat capsize. W H Freeman visits Logansport to teach Q A Myers tree planting 13506 black locust trees for railroad ties. Union Traction plans an interurban from Indianapolis to Kokomo via Noblesville Arcadia Tipton, Central Traction Company along similar route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
Frank Church
H. G. Balcombs
Everett
Wash
Herbert Hunt
Myers
Logansport
Mr. Freeman
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Indias
Kokomo
Noblesville
Arcadia
Tipton
Central Traction Company
Injured by Runaway Horse On Busy Indianapolis Street
A horse attached to a light wagon bolted from in front of the Indiana Trust building on Pennsylvania Street near Washington yesterday at noon. Louie Becker riding a bicycle was struck, thrown to the pavement, and badly bruised as the horse fled southward. His bicycle was demolished and a crowd gathered in the busy midday scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Indiana Trust
Pennsylvania Street
Maryland
Louie Becker
Becker
Traction Firms Move Ahead on Indiana Routes
Union Traction Company presses ahead with line work between Indianapolis and surrounding towns as weather improves. Central Company projects face no consideration as right of way secured across Hamilton County and franchises obtained in Cicero, Carmel and additional communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Central Company
Hamilton County
Cicero
Carmel
Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Methuen Captive Held as Hostage Widens Frontline Stakes
Service members in the House warn that new troops may be needed to reinforce the front as General Methuen’s prominence is seen as leverage by the Boers. The belief prevails that Boer leaders, including Commandant Kritzinger, might be used as leverage to secure safe conduct or influence from the British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
Kritzinger
Boers dressed in khaki win another decisive victory
London reports Delarey has scored a second major Boer victory within a fortnight, following the capture of Von Donop's convoy. Methuen is said to be wounded with a fractured thigh, and British forces suffered a severe reverse as Boer fighters in khaki disrupted wagon columns and caused disarray among mounted troops. Dispatches indicate confusion from mule and wagon movements and praise for artillery and Fusilier defenses.
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London
Delarey
von Donop
Lord Methuen
van Donop
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Brodrick
Theouthumberland Fusiliers
Lancashires
Celliers
Kemp
Verraso
Tromp
Methuen
Intellenge Department
Kitchener
General Methuen
John Redmond
T. P. O'Connor
T. M. Healy
Daily News
Standard
Morning Post
Botha
de Wet
Daily Chronicle
Holland
Germany
Berliner Tageblatt
England
de Telegraaf
Amsterdam
Paul Sanford Methuen and the Boer War record
Paul Sanford Methuen served in the Scots Guards from 1544 and held multiple staff and combat commands across Africa and Europe, including the Ashanti and Egyptian campaigns, and Bechuanaland. He led Methuen's Horse, fought at Belmont Graspan and Magersfontein, and commanded the First Division of the First Army Corps as lieutenant general. He was noted for brave service and dispatches, but faced criticism after Magersfontein before continuing to command and influence operations during the South African conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sanford Methuen
Baron Methuen
Scots Guards
Gold Coast
Ireland
Berlin
Home District
Kassassin
Tel-el-Kebir
Methuen
Bechuanaland
First Army Corps
Kimberley
Belmont
Gras Pan
Moulder River
Magersfontein
Delarey
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Squimberney
Wolseley
War Office
Methuen Red
Natsbie Waneweane
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Scotia
the Court Record
Indianapolis Gas
Sunese
Super‘Wacker
Louise Wacker
City Health Board
Southern Franchise
Albert von Spreckelstein
East Michigan
Erenes
R. W. Long
East
Wabash Street
EF. E. Jones
Eugene Street
Parker Brown
Milburn Street
Michael Gaim
Orange
State Streets
John Ely
Harlan Street
Zillah Davis
Pleasant Street
T._O. Stout
South Street
Colton Lee Co
Michigan Street
High Court
Republican Executive Committee
State Republican Committee
Goodrich
Majestic Building
Walter Schmitt
Evansville
Elmer Crockett
South Bend
Warren Bigler
Wabash
H. C. Starr
Richmond
Sid Cantwell
Hartford City
City News Notes
Y Roe
Wilson
the Wilson Distilling CO
Baltimore, Md
Pocket Books
Kipp Brothers
South Meridian Street
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Board of County Commissioners
William Beck
Pacsaee
Carl H. Ja
Wees Indpis. Gas Co
Oo Supply Co
Connor
Buddenbaum Lumier Co
Is. Water Co
Tomlinson
Grant Moore
Probet_& Kasseba
Eee & Varnnish Co
Mutual
Elliott Telephone Co
Je Leather & Belt. Co
John O' Neil
M. & C. Union
F. P. Smith & Co
Vane
Feeney Fur, & Steve Co
Erat ” Gum Co
Tel. Co
Hiker
Saltag E. Work
Ees
Board of Children's
B. Henderson
Knight Indpis. Light & Power Co
Jillson
Capital Supply Co
Pettis Oo O
Or AD Sehnall & C
Tee Co
Capital Carpet Clean. Co
Chas. Hueller
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Indpin. Hardware Co
Am. Toilet Supply Co
Indpis. Drug Co
D. Pearson & Co
le Langsenkamp Bros
Henry W. Tielking
Daniel Stewart Co
New Telephone Co
Indpis. Light & Power Co
Meyer Co
Varney Electrical Co. Co
Buddenbaum Lumber Co
Jas. McGauler
Robt
L. Metuat
Cen
Rubber & Sunply Co
Knight & Jillson Co
Jenkins & Davis
Hollingsworth
Marie Haslep
Rubber 'E Supply Co
Sentinel Printing Co
W H. Ridpath
Heal
Landis
Bentinel Printing Co
Indpis
Hearr
Ing. Yoads
Cornelius List
Adams
C. Adams
Wm. M Kerr
Fellenzer
Expense
Se Inussinan
Heller & Brightly
Dear of Hope
Sisters of Charity
Little Sisters Poor
House of Donation
Alpha Home
Rentinel
Botteman
Geo J. Mayer
Sander
Wiper Waeeen
Ayres
Mhsebsees
Winslow, Lanter & Co
Exchange and
Scardbesbpetee Westest Pereeers Sbantesben
Board of State
Coeeitee Beipsaaemtsnea
Luther Muse
McCollum
Rasbom & Fry
Geo. T. Avery
Oy Miller
Geo. Avery
Jan Burnett
J. A. Burnett
C. H. McGee
Shirley
Mrs. Ebner
Henry Wyrick
E. P. P. Young
Fred C A. Camstedt
Frank ‘Lemontree
E. A. Lew
W. B. McDonald
J Reade
R. c Sight
T N. Bennett
W. Bates
Ha & Coonfield
Med
Union Flanner & Rue
Callahan
A. J. Louk
M. ¢ Willis
Geo. Hermann
Frank A. Blanchard
Morgan & Shelton
D. Braseee
Knox
Omere
E Hollingsworth
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Sentinel
M Hadhey
M. L. Jefferson
Chas. Craig
D. Shaw
Alex. Craiz
Cou
L. Je Pfeifer
P Erson
County Carpenters
Rolter Township
Bristow
J. Wwirlaght
E McCor
M. Hadley
Ier
Sy Eceyavetes
Anatine
H. M Hadley
Sasessor
Marion Eaton
Ee Sheen
Geo. Pfeifer
Alex. Craig
Roebeee Wright
Aoe McCoy
P. N. Hiser
John A. Hugs
Wm Coughlin
Wm. Coughlin
Jock
Reporter Publishing Co
Bar & Carter, Co
Garber St
Eugene Sauley
Jas
Twineme
Ballitt
L. Polk & Co
Buchanan
Garber & Stenographere
M. Eppert
Harold Smallwood
Jas P
Ae Geo
Bone
Tite
K. Tl
Geo
B. Eliot Pot & Co
Wesene Bowen-Merrill Co
Bookshaw
W. Brown
M. Morgen
Janes Peter Leeser
Perry G. Rice
W MecElvaine
Sane Sam. G. Allen
Ad Townsend
Ohn Kolp
Ove
Jontah Dorm
EU King
Samuel Eddard
Thor
Cats
Louis Laurer
Chase Chaslain
Wei
Burroughs
Jur Hall
Juro
George BE
Oliver Leach
Richard Haley
Theo. Reno
Johnson & Metcalf
Ralph Ray
Krause Co. Co
Myles
Frank Ross
Jan Horace Wood
Lome
W Phipps
Prani
M Hinds
M. Jescal
John Sene
Mesa McCorkin
J c Stokes
Conklin
Fred Brommer
Elias Mathis
Patrick Ready
Sanford Plummer
Tedrow
Isang
Fred Powell
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