FOR SALE And bid notices for vines trees and patterns
For sale ad listings include vines shade and fruit trees from Burkhart 27 E Chiost and notices for patterns, harnesses and military supplies. Proposals for hospital pipe fittings and ambulance harnesses due, with bid terms, rejection rights, and depository viewing instructions. court notices reference a 1901 railroad stockholders meeting and a 1806 Riley case with administration proceedings in Indiana court.
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Burkhart
Monarch Gasene
New York
Belt R. R
City News Bits From Evansville and Nearby Areas
Mrs. A J Clark to represent the Mon day Afternoon Literary Club in Evansville at a Union of Literary Clubs meeting. Shorthorn sales at Union Stockyards opened light but brought good prices up to two hundred dollars. The forty hours devotion at St John s Church to be led by Rev Francis Henry Gavish and assistants. Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument regents to meet to discuss dedication plans. Harry Haney, jailed for petit larceny, re-arrested as a fugitive wanted in Louisville. Locating Henry Schlenaker and Emma Ott, missing residents. Charles Allison arrested for grand larceny after taking a rig. Special rail rates from Winona and season tickets announced. Summer lecture season starts July 1 at Winona. Mortgage exemptions filing deadline looming with 12 000 eligible and 5 600 filed. Murphy Gospel Temperance League invites singers to Grace M E Church for meetings. Two men detained as insane but harmless. Captain Henry F Johnson of the Indiana National Guard resigns to join the regular army. successor election planned. Broadway M E Church ladies hold rummage sale at 519 Indiana Ave. Donations urged. Tom Halls explains birthday gift habit and May day flowers legend. A confessed judgment leads to rug sale for the Oriental Trading Co. sale completed with proceeds exceeding bill. receiver appointed but no action yet. Cassius C Hadley, Suleeba’s attorney, notes complex fees and sheriff's settlement.
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St. John’s Church
Francis Henry Gavish
Stephen J. Donohue
Edward J. Zirkelbach
James McCool
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Harry Haney
Louisville
Henry Schlenaker
Madison Avenue
Emma Ott
South Alabama Street
Schlenaker
Miss Ott
Muncie
Charles Allison
Everett Street
Jake Kurtz
Allison
Winona
Grace M. E
Fitzgerald
Henry F. Johnson
Indiana National Guard
Washington
Ind
Guard
Broadway M. E. Church
Indiana Avenue
Tom Halls
Secret Service de
Burlington Stock Sale Terms Promised by Northern Interests
Officials of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy issue an official circular detailing the plan for Northern Pacific and Great Northern to purchase Burlington stock. Bonds valued at 200 dollars for 1 percent stock, with two thirds of capital stock deposited by May 20, 1901, and completion aimed by Sept 2, 1901, subject to bond and cash payments and interest terms.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington Road
Burlington
Great Northern Railway Company
Tix Northern
Laux Sues Railroad Over Unpaid Notes in Intervening Petition
An intervening petition filed in the United States Court seeks an order against L., B. & St. L. Consolidated Railroad to pay Laura Laux three notes of $333 each in satisfaction of a $2,400 judgment. The notes dated November 29, 189% allegedly remain unpaid. Laux’s husband, an engineer, was killed by an explosion of a locomotive boiler owned by the railroad.
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United States
L., B. & St. L. Consolidated Railroad
Laura Laux
Flower Mission marks 25th anniversary at University Club
The Flower Mission for sick children observes its twenty-fifth anniversary at 1 p m Thursday May 9 at the University Club. The society has 155 members who may invite two guests each. Invitations went out yesterday and members can request extra guests from Mrs John L Griffiths 1014 North Delaware street and Mrs Joseph W Beck 1720 North Pennsylvania street.
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University Club
Flower Mission
John L. Griffiths
Delaware Street
Joseph W. Beck
Pennsylvania Street
Columbia Club forms committee for weekly duplicate whist
The Columbia Club appoints a special committee Charles EF Coffin Samuell Sweet and Hervey Bates to organize a whist department and arrange a weekly duplicate whist game starting next Monday evening. All whist players at the club are invited to attend.
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Columbia Club
Charles Ef, Coffin, Samuell, Sweet
Hervey Bates
Lightweights Replace Winter Coats For City Police
The police sergeants held an executive session and voted to retire the heavy winter coats for eight months. Today all officers will wear lightweight dress uniforms as part of the new season.
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Crane
Nonsense Rhymes and Fragmented Verse Echoes
A garbled OCR fragment blends rhymes about a Passaic nurse with coughs who seeks remedies and a struggling poet named Peter on the edge of fame. It shifts to near unintelligible phrases and ends with a nod to Elizabeth Wade in Century.
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Peter
Spain
The Appeal Cost Money In Assault Case
Henry Houppert grocer of 38 Meek Street was fined 31 and costs by Judge Alford in Criminal Court after appealing a prior 1 cent fine from Justice Smock. Total costs exceed 29 from the justice court plus over 20 on appeal, totaling 36 with the fine. The incident arose from a fight between Frank Weber and McCord near Houppert’s store. Weber struck McCord after quarrel over a debt, and Houppert claimed to act as peacemaker calling for payment of what was owed.
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Henry Houppert
Meek Street
Alford
Criminal Court
Houppert
Justice Smock
Frank Weber
Weber
McCord
John L. McMaster
W. H. Smith
the Indiaman
Henry Clay Allen
Lucinds
Wigginton
Georgia
Ann Kersey
Georgian A. Kersey
Fremont Alford
Benge Rise
Ana Ats Yurnary
Widow and Stepdaughter to Divide the Money
The suit Ludoga Wigginton v Georgia Ann Kersey and others settled in court yesterday. Mrs. Wigginton claimed $1,177.50 insurance proceeds paid into court. the 1884 policy was made payable to Mrs. Kersey and two other daughters, with the full amount later redirected to Kersey. The compromised settlement orders equal division of the funds between the widow and Kersey’s stepdaughter.
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Ludoga
Georgia Ann Kersey
Dispute Over Salary Between Editor and Indianian
William H. Smith editor of the Indianian sues for 885 dollars claiming 150 dollars a month salary and an insolvent firm. The defense says the contract was 100 dollars monthly and has been paid. Trial before Judge McMaster focused on the wage contract with hearing to finish today.
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William H. Smith
The
Indianian
Smith
Indiaman
Property Owners Sue To Oust Big Four And Waldo
A group of plaintiffs including George K Waldo and other owners sue to quiet title and possession of ground now held by Big Four Railway Central Chair Sinker-Davis and others on Missouri street. They claim defendants occupied the property without permission and seek $10,000 in damages for loss of use.
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George K. Waldo
Big Four Railway Company
Central Chair Company
Sinker-Davis Company
John T. Dye
Lavina
John Streight
Stoughton J. Fletcher
Missouri Street
Big Four Company
Arthur Reed
Reed
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Epee
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Senate Ave
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Delaware
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College Avenue
Sixteenth Street
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Robert B Adams
E. Kregele
Undertakers
Aed Ecan
LDAMS
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East Market Street
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Paney Meee, Co
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Huilding
Horn Transfer
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Arbhou &E CO
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Union
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Gregor
Randolph
Chicago
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Old Esterie
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Malary
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Ona Saadous
Linois Street
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Logansport
Edwave
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Ar & Appel
Worai Een
Bryce
C. Thomas
Alabama
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Central For Insane
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R. Darnett
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Alther
Heston
Philadelphia
E. B. Atwood
Indianapolis & Incennes Rail
Imiianapolis
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Myer
H. Smigett
Indiana
Thames
Riley
Old County
Inberstone
Milam Riley
Ay Es ‘County
KM Broadway
Mnnes Ae
Monarch G. Engine Co
E. New York
Belt R R
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Thatalimenta
Alahura
Huincia
Highland Enue
Holloway
Indianapolis Drug CO
Maryland
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Chicago Optical CO
W. Obdost
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Trust Company of Indianapolis
John A. Butler
Borkgains
Hoffman & Rouse
Wall Paper
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Pennsylvania St
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Hamilton
S. F. Earhart
Imine
Walon
Monarch Gas Engine CO
New York St
A. J. Clark
Evansville
Union of Literary Clubs
Ephraim Suleeba
East Washington Street
Bern
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Cassius C
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Suleeba
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J. J. Hill
Union Pacific
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Wall Street
Vanderbilt
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Pennsylvania
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W. K. Vanderbilt
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Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Merrill
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Hill
Montreal
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Canadian Pacific
Hill
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Birmingham
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Kansas City
Duri
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Department
Pennsylvania Railroad Division
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Raleigh & Gaston
Cheraw & Chester
Seaboard Airline Belt Railroads
Seaboard Airline Railroad Company
Enka
Soo Road
Bismarck
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Braddock
George L. Truitt
St. Wis
Mr. Truitt
A. L. Truitt
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Air Brake Association
Otto Best
Nashville
Godfrey W. Rhodes
Lincoln
Neb
Angus
St. Clair
Grand Trunk Railroad
London
Charles Rivers Wilson
Union Depot
Wabash
Daniels
Brotherhood of Man
Central
Columbia Club Whist
Passaic
Henry Holppert
Patton Bro’s
Sole Distibuters
S. Meridian St
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
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West Washington Street
Starr Piano Company
Mary Norman
Carroll Johnson Duffy
Sawtelle
Duffy
Weston
Greve
State Kelly
Violette
Walt
Ardelte
Barry
Halvers
Datry Farm
Jeffries
Jack Jeffries
Forrow
Leslie Carter
Zaza
David Belasco
Pittsburgh Orchestra
Victor Herbert
Fannie Bloomfield Zeigler
Thaddeus Rich
Europe
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Gentry
Capitol Avenue
Mee
William Helt
Ira Collins
William Anderson
Helt
George T. Jarvis
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Railroad
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Goslee
Warrick County
Sheridan Brick Works
Supreme Court
Marion Trust Company
Mason J. Ozgood
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Indianapolis Gas CO
Chas. Muellerschoen
Bright
Siircom
Winen
E. J. Heeb
Vories
Usiness
COL
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S.meridian ST. Decomeen
Frank Wright
Jesse FE. Richardson
Josephine Richardson
Futerial Court
Henry Overton
Hannan Overton
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Elizabeth Sproul
William P. Sproul
Albert Atkins
Margaret E. Ray
Medhaple’s Men
Superior Court
Frank P. Featherston
Margaret Ray
State Bank of Chicago
Huntington & Page
C. C & St. L. Railway Company
Circuit
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Mart Fan
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York and
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