Dr Grubbs Heads Ship Island Quarantine Mission
Dr. B. Grubbs of the United States Marine Hospital Service sails to Ship Island to oversee fever control this quarantine season. He will be in charge with two assistants and about fifteen crew. boats from suspected ports face five day holds, with Cuba trades subject to special rules before June. Mosquito control and sanitation are stressed to halt yellow fever transmission.
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SB. Grubbs
United States Marine Hospital Service
Ship Island
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Soul
Grubbs
Dr. Grubbs
Cuba
Cuban
Findlay
United States
Ee Ene
Grobbs
Indiana officials praise county assessors for strong year
John C. Wingate and Parks M. Martin led district meetings for county assessors, reporting very satisfactory county returns and predicting the best personal property assessment in state history. They cited improved understanding, enthusiasm, and tax law effectiveness as reasons for fewer unequal assessments.
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John C. Wingate
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Denison
Wingate
Ind
Parks M. Martin
Monument Dedication Chorus To Sing At Dedication
A 250 voice male chorus drawn from German and American singing societies will perform at the monument dedication under Franz Bellinger, Maennerchor director. The program includes The Battle Hymn of the Republic, The Star Spangled Banner and America with band accompaniment. Rehearsals were held last week and another is set for Wednesday at the German House.
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Franz Bellinger
Maennerchor
Bellinger
America
Ford Mayer
Answer Filed in State v Tucker Over County Fees
An answer was filed in the Circuit Court in the case of the State against Albert R. Tucker former county auditor and his bondsmen seeking recovery of county fees. The filing raises a new legal point on whether an allowed claim becomes binding and unchallengeable after the board approves it and no appeal is taken. The decision could affect many counties and tests common law and statutory interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Tucker
Hamilton County
Gavin & Davis
Tucker
Board of Commissioners
Supreme Court
Beard
X Rays Reduce Cancer by Wright and Oliver
Drs. C E Wright and John H Oliver report success using Roentgen rays on a 64 year old man with a facial cancer near the left eye. After twenty seven sessions over several days the growth dried, sloughed away, and the face appeared smooth with no pain or discomfort reported by the patient. The case will be detailed in the Indiana Medical Journal.
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Roentgen
C. E. Wright
John H. Oliver
Thomas Maher
Maher
Jealous Husband Attacks Butcher After Gossip
Martin, enraged by alleged flirtatious glances between his wife and Michael Spears, a W. Beck butcher on East Washington, struck Spears with a wrapped stone at Delaware and Court streets. Spears, nose broken with facial wounds, walked to the City Dispensary for treatment. police traced Martin to Keller's saloon where he was confronted by detectives. Mrs. Martin testified to jealousy and past abuse. Martin was jailed on assault charges, bond raised after her intervention. Spears lodged at Smith's Hotel. the Martins reside at 345 Massachusetts avenue.
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Michael Spears
W. Beck
East Washington Street
Christ. Martin
Delaware
Court Streets
Spears
Dr. Goodwin
Martin
Keller
Kinney
Lancaster
Washington Street
Griffin
Hull
French
Massachusetts Avenue
Smith's Hotel
Hemstitch Fabrics and Striped Muslin on Sale
A sale listing describes hemstitched batistes and dimities in 27 inch and 22 inch widths, cor ded muslin with dot designs, striped muslins in three patterns, and fancy lawn. It highlights regular quality and price terms, suggesting affordable dressmaking fabrics for waists and dresses.
Unique business deal ends in suit over piano notes
Col Russell B. Harrison will defend in county court as William A. Heckard sues Oliver W Williams and William J Richards to cancel four notes used to purchase a piano. Heckard claims the dental work by Mrs Williams and Williams settled the debt, while Williams asserts the notes remain owed and the agreement was not settled.
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Col
Russell B. Harrison
William A. Heckard
Oliver W. Williams
William J. Richards
Heckard
Williams
O. W. Williams
Richards
Judge Alford's plan aims to cure cases with work mandate
In Indianapolis yesterday Judge Alford used a novel approach in a wife desertion case by giving Henry Steinecker thirty days to find work and support his children, while keeping the case under advisement. Other actions include a jurisdiction ruling on a Big Four Railway injunction and several civil suits for damages and divorce.
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Alford
Criminal Court
Henry Steinecker
Steincker
Carter
Superior Court
Big Four Railway Company
Indianapolis
Shelbyville Traction Company
Shelby County
Big Four
Electric Railway Company
Steam Road
Electric Road
Electric Company
Stones fly as river youths clash at Michigan Street bridge
At about six, police found six boys swimming beneath the Michigan street bridge. They reported an attack by about a hundred Haughville boys on the riverbank and while in the water, stones were hurled at them. One Haughville boy could not be identified.
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Po- Heemen Lowe and
Trimpe
Michigan Street
White River
Haughville
Ao Rags
South Bend Milling Firm Hill Bros Bankruptcy Filed
South Bend milling firm Hill Bros filed for bankruptcy in federal court yesterday. The Mobilities are 029, assets $52 077, established 1851, suffered losses in 1883 and from a Letter wheat deal. Also note a basement display at H F P Wasson offering life size portraits and photo medallions free.
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Hill Bros
South Bend
H. F P. Wasson
Local suits and orders feature across city court docket
The week’s docket includes a restraining order against Alexander over a 1021 Virginia Avenue bicycle shop claim, a $5,000 damages suit by John Goodnecht after a fire department dismissal, and a contempt claim against Frank J. Seibold for alimony. Also noted are Charles Hubbard’s murder defense appointment, a $2.50 verdict in Miles v. Big Four, and a $20 doctor bill ruling against Derk De Ruiter.
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Virginia Avenue
John Goodnecht
Fire Department
ISM
Board of Safety
James H. Miles
Big Four Railway Company
Miles
Harry
Big Four
Morris Street
Murder and court actions in Indianapolis session
Charles Hubbard appears for murder awaiting verdict after affidavit claiming poor person status. John W. Bailey appointed to defend. case taken under advisement with thirty days to seek employment. Other cases include Dickison assault verdict of not guilty, various estates claims, divorces, new suits filed, damages demands and appellate briefs in several courts.
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John M. Bailey
Charles Hubbard
Gus Monroe
Hubbard
Munroe
Indiana Avenue
John W. Bailey
Henry Steimecker
Theodore Dickison
Kid O'Brien Sneak Thief Identified in Indiana Bank Plot
George Johnson is arraigned in Police Court after being caught Friday at Indiana National Bank attempting to exchange a stolen gold certificate from Mast and Class on Massachusetts avenue. He is real name Edward O'Brien alias Kid O'Brien, a Milwaukee House of Correction escapee sought with a $50 reward. detectives suspect further thefts as clerks watched.
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George Johnson
Indiana National Bank
Mast & Class
Massachusetts Avenue
Johnson
Bertillon
Eddie McGuff
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New York
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Columbia Club
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Crawfordsville
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Lebanon
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Volneye Jott
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Chicago
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Alabama
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Bedford
Indiana Capital
Mr. McDaniel
Messrs. Borat
Staley
Frankfort
J. Russell Wilson
Denison Hotel
H. E. Moses
L. W. Moses
East Michigan Street
Frank Moses
Herl
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Wm. H. Block
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Rose Colored Wash Goods Leadership
Batistes
Wees
St. Gall
Madras
Oxford
Lace
Valenciennes
Drs. C. E. Wright
J. H. Oliver
Ksedetesnney
Weill
Gure Bson
James H. Walter
Nellie Walter
Carl C. Weekly
Walter
Joseph Seerly
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Exvst
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Julia C. Alexander
Edgar L. Alexander
Wm.h.block CO
F. J. Liebold
Frank J. Seibold
Leathers
the Court Record
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Fred Haas
Henry Kotelman
Mary F. Cox
Zuelda Menefee
Herbert Stout
Flanner & Buchanan
George E. Stout
Elsie Phillips
Harry B. Phillips
Flora Wells
William Wells
Ohn Goodnecht
City of
James R. Walters
Nellie Walters
Carl W. Weekley
Sarah Z. Ford
Elizabeth Jones
Appellate Court
Unites
William A. Corner
Morgan County Commissioners
Johnson C. Appellant
Sovereign Camp
Woodmen of the World
Rosaler
Wanderburg C. C. Appellant
Milwaukee Fire Insurance Co
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Todd
Howard
Bond
Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
Sue R. Hall
Perry c. C
Geo. Johnson
Krown
Columbus
Kauffman
H. T. Conde Implement Company
W. Washington St
India
Dr. Deimel
Krauss
Paul H. Krauss
Merchants’ Association
W. H. Roll
East Washington St
Omnes Druley Claan
Optica
Mass. Ave
C. I. Fletcher
Wwa
Nerta
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Ww. H. Messenger
Sunday Journal
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Mlinois Street
Burford
Steele
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