Indiana bucket shops face court injunction action
The Chicago Board of Trade seeks injunctions against Indiana bucket shop owners. A U S Court in this city will hear on April 5 why operation should be barred. The Board of Trade accuses numerous individuals and firms of handling its quotations for gambling via unauthorized channels. The board states it is a legitimate corporation with 31,550 invested in Chicago and claims bucket shops advertise as Board of Trade agents to discredit quotas.
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Indiana
United States
Chicago of Trade
Board of Trade
S At S
United States Marshal
L. A. Kinsey
Robert Meuser
Meikel & Mc
George Bridenbusher
Philip E.mutcher
Tullentire & Condor
Indianapolis
James M
Shelbyville
Frank M. Blasing
Logansport
Miles Peacock
L. A. Kinsey Company
Anderson
A. Kinsey Company
Alexandria
4 Commission Company
Eugen Callahan
South Bend
Edward A
Lafayette
Robert Hamilton
John D. Rose
Crawfords
of Trade
Iself
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fight in McMadden's Saloon Ends With Injuries
In Hater and Noble streets last night John Rusher of 711 Bates Street was cut in a saloon brawl. His nephew Spader, recently back from the Philippines, struck him with a knife after first striking him with a beer bottle. Rusher was taken to the City Dispensary for stitches and police later held Spader.
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McMadden
Hater
Noble Streets
John Rusher
Bates Street
Rusher
Rhe City
Philippines
James Husher
Spader
Powerers
Striebeck a German baker dies at sixty four
Striebeck a baker and early German settler in the city died yesterday morning at his home aged sixty four. He came here as a youth and leaves one brother and ten children. The funeral will be held tomorrow from the family home and the burial will be at Crown Hill.
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Striebeck
Senate Avenir
Crown Hill
Misfiled expense accounts mark late primary filings
Several candidates in the primary election filed expense accounts after the legal deadline due to misapprehensions or delays. Representative Overstreet sent funds late. multiple other nominees submitted late or were negligent. Details list totals for Igleman Cohen Wheeler McFarland Clark Womack Alexander Smock Norman Green with itemized costs and totals.
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Representative Overstreet
A. A. Young
W. H. Wheeler
L. McFarland
Election Board
Joseph H. Clark
Albert A. Womack
James Alexander
Lekets
Thomas W. Smock
Justice of the Peace
Norman Green
Crowd's Misplaced Sympathy Arrest In Illneis Street
William Tegler also known as William Taylor was arrested by Detectives Splan and Haley at Illneis and Washington streets. He resisted, a crowd gathered, a blackjack and pawn checks for rings were found, and he is believed wanted in Detroit for larceny involving three diamond rings.
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William Tegler
William Taylor
Illneis
Washington Streets
Splan
Haley
Detroit
Tegler
Car Over Dynamite On Meridian Street
C F Hunt of 232 Central avenue reported to police that while driving on Meridian Street near Georgia Street a loaded wagon crossed tracks blocking an approaching car. The force dislodged a box, crushed, scattering twenty five pounds of dynamite sticks on the pavement. Hunt escaped uninjured and believed a miracle prevented an explosion.
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C. F. Hunt
Central Avenue
Meridian Street
Georgia Street
Hunt
Cotner Bankrupt in U S Court Petition Filed
James A. Cotner of Logansport former Indiana House member filed a bankruptcy petition with the clerk of the United States Court. He lists assets of 230 and liabilities of 6,934. An attorney and former partner of Frederick Landis he is nicknamed The Littice Minister and plans to move to Oklahoma soon to make it his permanent residence.
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James A. Cotner
Logansport
Indiana House of Representatives
United States Court
Conner
Frederick Landis
Littice
Oklahoma
First vacant lots offered by Indiana Trust Company
The first vacant lots on North Delaware and Alabama streets between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth Streets are offered by the Indiana Trust Company. Priced at $10 per month with 6 percent interest annually, they’re on a first come, first served basis. Call Robert Martindale at the Indiana Trust Company office for plats and papers.
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Delaware
Alabama
Fall Creek
Indiana Trust Company
Robert Martindale
Judge Denounces Gossip in Watson Divorce Case Scandal Claims Flawed
Judge Leathers rebuked gossip and said allegations against Mrs Elizabeth Watson lacked foundation. He urged dismissal of the cross complaint for cruel treatment and elimination of odium charges toward Mrs George Watson, while noting Watson’s own conduct and England departure as factors in the case.
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Leathers
John Watson
Elizabeth Watson
Watson
England
George Watson
Central Avenue
Peancens
Odlum
Sheltons divorce suit cites support failures and assault
Carrie Shelton sues her husband James P. Shelton for divorce alleging lack of support and use of earnings for household needs. She says he struck her and quarrels with visitors led to a workhouse term. The article also notes related civil actions and probate matters including a saloon dispute and a disputed will.
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Carrie Shelton
James P. Shelton
Buffalo firm sues Cherubusco water firm for bond debt
Pierre K. Tyng & Co. of Buffalo files in Federal Court against Cherubusco Water and Light Company of Cherubusco Whitley County seeking 2123 dollars claimed as due on bonded indebtedness.
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Pierre K. Tyng & Co
Buffalo
Cherubusco Water and Light Company
Cherubusco
Whitley County
Court record docket entries and new suits filed
Superior and circuit court records show multiple actions including dismissals by agreement, judgments for damages, injunctions, and trials by court. New suits filed include quiet title, divorces, accounting, and common law actions across rooms 1 and 2 with various plaintiffs and defendants.
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John L. McMaster
Elizabeth Marshall
Charles Kissel
Wesley Banks
Alva Jarks
Sophia Busch
John Troup
Vinson Carter
J. Harry Roberts
William F. Ross
First National Bank of Chicago
Lafayette Perkins
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
August Wacker
Louis Wacker
Collie E. Kinney
Horace M. Cooney
Frank L. Glass
Emma A. Smock
Pamelia Hall
Goldie Washburn
Harry T. Washburn
Superior Court
Carrie Shelton
James R. Shelton
Allen Caylor
Milton A. Woolen
Andrew Steffen
Edward H. Decker
Delia Quinlan
Morris J. Man
I . m Vob
Nancy P. Beville
School board weighs enlarging playgrounds and green schoolhouse
The board considers expanding play areas at several schools, selling the janitor’s house at No 3 to extend grounds, and possibly purchasing adjacent land. Irvington and Tuxedo schools are numbered 57 and 58 after a partial annexation, with a plan to paint the new Martindale Avenue building Irish green.
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Cleland
Irvington
Tuxedo
Moores
Sloan
Martindale Avenue
Sweeney
Kendal
Indianapolis
Haughville
Tropical Fruit Association
Shortridge High School
East Ohio Street
Washington [Irving School
Buggy Accident Injures Man on Capitol Avenue
Malachi Hanlon of 140 Prospect street and Taylor Fleming of 533 East South street were riding on Capitol avenue yesterday when the buggy tree broke near the Fall creek bridge. Fleming stopped to repair it. the horse fled, Hanlon was thrown and seriously injured, taken to the City Dispensary and later sent home. Injuries not fatal.
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Malachi Hanlon
Prospect Street
Taylor Fleming
East South Street
Capitol Avenue
Fall Creek
Fleming
Hanlon
Seaton's Hat Store Ad Promotes Dustless Oats and Insurance
At Seaton's Hat Store feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats and insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana. General offices at 29 South Delaware street. Ad highlights protection against fire tornado and explosion. W. W. Dark & Co.
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Janes
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
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Ayres Millinery
New York
Phipps and Atchison
DuBarry
Santos Dumont
L. S. Ayres
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Shrine
J.C. Sipe
Vitnexes
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Bucket Shops
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Indiapolis
Charles Striebeck
Wulschner
Mr. Overstreet
C. F. Heat
Cotner
Margaret Eller
James Edward Eller
Ida B. Spillman
Isaac Spillman
Supreme Court
D. HW. Davis Coal Company
Samuel Polland
Clay C. C. Appellee
Adam Boomershine
Barney Cline
Elkhart C
International Text Book Company
Horace L. Weissinger
Clark C. C
Bond
Appellate Court
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Solomon Witt
Tipton
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Martin C. C. Appellee
William J. Guy
William Liberenz
de Kalb
C. C. Appellees
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Railway Company
William L. Little
C. C
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Mary L. Turner
Harrison C_ C
Frank Wenger
Wenger
Milton A. Woollen
Woollen
New York Street
Wear
Water Company
Dunlap
Seaton's Hat Store
W. W. Dark & Co
New
East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros
E. Georgia
Leo Lando
Optician
M2 N
Pennsylvania St
de Ae Ltd
Ian
Oxford
Hanan
Saks & Company
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harmon & Hall
Chieen
Wales
Juliusc
West
Washington St
Rost
C. L. Rost
SieGiant
North Illinois Street
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Co
Riarr
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
Ely
Jj- H. Reed
Washington Street
Brass & Bronze
S.penn ST
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