Ida Osgood Stanley Sues To Quiet Mason J Osgood Estate
Ida Osgood Stanley files suit in Superior Court to quiet title to the Mason J. Osgood estate she inherits as adopted daughter and sole heir. Defendants Chas W Osgood and Roxanna Nims challenge the adoption legality and claim an interest clouding the title. The estate is valued at about THOM. and details of the 1877 Marion county adoption are under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Osgood Stanley
Mason J. Osgood
Chas. W. Osgood
Mr. Osgood
Roxanna ©. Nims
Keene, N. H
Thom
Hamilton County
Ida
Man Seeks 5000 Damages Over Iron Obstruction
Edward C. Waits files suit against Henry C. Vehling for 5000 claiming a three inch iron protrusion in front of Nos 708-710 Virginia Ave caused him to trip and suffer knee injuries. Receivership costs left 7.52 for services. Julia Goodheart named executrix of Omannah E Moses with 15000 bond. Charlee W Kuetemeier appointed administrator of Tomas Brown estate with 330 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Waits
Henry C. Vehling
Vehling
Virginia Avenue
Julia Goodheart
Omannah E. Moses
Charlee W. Kuetemeier
Tomas Brown
Superior Court Docket Highlights Jury Verdicts and Dismissals
In Room 1 Judge James P. Baker presided John Williams vs The Columbia Club with a jury verdict of 3800 for the plaintiff. Other cases include Alton Terminal Railway Co. vs Chicago and Southeastern Railway Co finding 261.99 for the plaintiff and Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Railway Co. vs Chicago and Southeastern Railway Co. with damages on court trial. In Room 2 Judge James M. Leathers Martin A. Gross vs Van Camp Burial Vault Co. contract case. Room 3 Judge Vinson Carter Frederick Stahihut vs Caroline Freund et al foreclosure. Blizzard vs Samuel W Patterson dismissed with costs. David W Garnett vs The Union Tract ion Co. of Indiana on jury trial. CIRCUIT COURT Henry Clay Allen Judge Susie James vs Joseph James divorce dismissed by plaintiff with costs. Mattie Wilson vs Verney Wilson et al. on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
James P. Baker
John Williams
The
Columbia Club
James M. Leathers
Martin A. Gross
van Camp Burial Vault Co
Alton Terminal Railway Co
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Co
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railway Co
Vinson Carter
Frederick Stahihut
Caroline Freund
Blizzard
Samuel W. Patterson
David W. Garnett
the Union Traction Co
Indiana
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Susie James
Joseph James
Mattie Wilson
Verney Wilson
Indiana Authors Readings for Harrison Memorial Fund
Booth Tarkington and other Indiana writers will read at English’s Opera House on May 31 to benefit the Harrison memorial fund. A committee led by Morss, Brown, and Woollen arranged the event, with boxes auctioned next Monday and seats on sale next Tuesday. Senator Fairbanks plans a special trip to attend, presiding as Harrison Memorial Association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bobbs
Harry S. New
E. Morss
H. A Brown
Evans Woollen
H. H. Howland
John G. Williams
Harrison Monument Association
Indiana
English’s
Opera House
Bobbs
Harrison Memorial Fund
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Indiana Harrison Memorial Association
Howland
Canal sale confirmed by Appellate Court for Fort Wayne traction
The Appellate Court upheld Townsend, Reed & Co. purchase of the Wabash and Erie canal site from Roanoke to Fort Wayne as a right of way for the Fort Wayne and Southwestern Railway. Charles Bush, Charlie McCulloch, and Henry C. Paul had previously sold part to Simonton and later to Aaron N. Dukes. Dukes sought to enjoin Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction See from accessing land, but the court rejected his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend, Reed & Co
Roanoke
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Railway
Allen County
Charles Bush
Charlies McCulloch
Henry C. Paul
Robert Simonton
Simonton
Bush
McCulloch
Paul
Aaron N. Dukes
Traction A
Townsend
Reed
Equators
Sivassey
Dukes
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction
Hubbard Guilt Steers Murder to Life Imprisonment
Charles Hubbard was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting Gus Monroe on April 1 at the corner of Indiana Avenue and New York Street. The verdict, delivered after a jury deliberation from Tuesday evening to yesterday morning, carries a life term in Michigan City Prison. The case surprised both sides. Hubbard’s troubled record contrasts with his noted help to police. A motion for a new trial will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hubbard
Gus Monroe
Indiana Avenue
New York Street
Criminal Court
Michigan City
Hubbard
Possession after contract upholds suit for wheat value
The Appellate Court ruled that a possessor who enters land under a contract and remains in possession beyond its term becomes a tenant under the contract. The suit sought wheat value from Hannum on Ridgeway’s land. The Supreme Court affirmed that Indiana code adoption preserved the writ of assistance for foreclosure buyers to obtain possession, abolishing old legal equitable distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah H. Ridgeway
Edward Hannum
Appellate Court
Hannum
Ridgeway
Wabash
Supreme Court
Indiana
Ridgeway Vs
Laporte C. Co
Robinson
P. J
Mount Vs. Haven. Fayette
Woman Sues Over Fall Through Sch cellar Grate
Rosa Grossman sues Frederick J Meyer Henry C Buddenbaum and Indianapolis city for 95 percent damages claiming injuries from stepping on a loose sidewalk grate at Capitol avenue and McCarty mares that tipped into a cellar hole. City named for dangerous sidewalk condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Grossman
Frederick J Meyer
Henry C. Buddenbaum
Indianapolis
Meyer
Buddenbaum
Capitol Avenue
McCarty Mares
Receiver Richards Files Report On Electrical Appliance Case
Charlies W. Richards, receiver for the Electrical Appliance Company, submitted his report in Superior Court Room 2. He states outstanding claims total $8 and there is no money for distribution after paying the receiver. He notes he has acted as referee in two suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Richards
Electrical Appliance Company
Superior Court
Partition and court actions listed in regional docket
Commissioner's report of sale REPCONES deed approved distribution ordered Allen Jennings vs Wilson et al malicious prosecutions dismissed for want of prosecution judgment against plaintiff for costs Mary C Lesh vs Elenore Kuhlmann on account trial by jury resumed evidence concluded new suits filed Rosa Grossman vs Frederick J Meyer et al damages demand 5000 Superior Court Room 1 Ruey Rubush vs Theodore Koehring mortgage foreclosure Circuit Court Ida Osgood Stanley vs Charles W Os good et al to quiet title Superior Court Room 3 Elizabeth Jane Karkrader vs John H Karkrader divorce Superior Court Room 2 Edward C Waits vs Henry C Vehling damages Demands C Superior Court com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jennings
Wilson
McMillan Et al
Mary C. Lesh
Elenore Kuhlmann
Rosa Grossman
Frederick J. Meyer
Superior Court
Ruey Rubush
Theodore Koehring
Circuit Court
Ida Osgood Stanley
Charles W. Osgood
Elizabeth Jane Karkrader
John H. Karkrader
Edward C. Waits
Henry C. Vehling
Higher Courts Record in Foreclosure Appeals and Rulings
Summary of appellate court notes including case references Emerick vs Miller and Hoover vs Patton, detailing writs of assistance for possession after sheriff’s sale, conditions for issuing such writs, and reiterations on rehearings and tenancy rules. Mentions several railroad and insurance cases, with citations to Madison, Pulaski, Jay, and other circuits.
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Supreme Court
Emerick
Miller
Wabash C. C
Hadley
Hoover
Patton
Montgomery c. Co
Dowling
St. L. Ry. Co
Fish
Pulaski C. C
Indiana State Banks Report Big Rise in Resources
Reports to the auditor of state show Indiana state banks had total resources of 28 015 928 08 on April 3 up from 25 074 597 80 on February 25 1902 and 24 239 88 14 on April 16 1901 The year rise exceeds 4 000 000 Loans and discounts rose over 600 000 and the surplus over 100 000 in three months Individual deposits on demand hold steady while time deposits edge up Bank count stands at 111 with 106 reporting in February and 102 a year ago
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Auditor of State
Indiana
Indiana Authors to Gather for Harrison Monument Fund
A State in the Union will host a May 31 gathering of Indiana literary talents. Gen Lew Wallace Mel Whitcomb Riley Charles Major Newton Booth Tarkington George B Mc Cutcheon George Ade Mrs Catherwood and Meredith Nicholson will attend. Proceeds go to the Harrison monument fund and substantial interest is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lew Wallace
Mel Whitcomb Riley
Charles Major
Newton Booth Tarkington
George B. McCutcheon
George Ade
Mrs. Catherwood
Meredith Nicholson
Tarkington to Read in Harrison Memorial Fund Series
Booth Tarkington Indiana author and Purdue Princeton graduate to give readings at English's Opera House next Saturday night as part of the Harrison memorial fund event. He rose to prominence with The Gentleman from Indiana in McClure's and followed by Monsieur Beaucaire. new novel The Vanrewells to serialize in McClure's in June. He is in New York awaiting program selections. praised by Players' Club circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Opera House
Harrison Memorial Fund
Indianapolis
Newton Booth
Purdue
Princeton University
Prinecetonian
McClure
Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Mansfield
Mr. Tarkington
Vanrewells
McClure’s
Harrison
New York
Players’ Club
Chin Hee Arraignment Delayed By New Evidence
Chin Hee, charged with murder in the Dee Lung case, faces arraignment in Police Court this morning with a continuance likely. Prosecutor Collins will be aided by Taylor Gronninger as new evidence is organized, and interpreters Moy Kee and Dr ee Gong from Chicago will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin Hee
Dee Lung
Taylor Gronninger
Collins
Ee Gong
Chicago
Harvard
Moy Kee
Commendation for Indiana Factory Inspector’s Paris Display
State Factory Inspector McAbee received notification from Paris world exposition officials that his display detailing Indiana's factory inspection procedures earned the Judges’ pistol award. A medal will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbee
Department of Factory Inspection
Indiana
None But The Brave By Hamblen Sears
Merton Balfort from Putnam's division of the Continental Army aids a distressed young woman in a tavern raid by drunken loyalists along the Hudson River road. A brutal duel ensues with a British officer, ending with Balfort's cunning prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Balfort
Putnam
Continental Army
General Washington
Hudson River
In the Shadow of War and Related Publication Note
Copyright details from 1901 by Frank A. Munsey for In the Shadow of War and notice of 1% by Dodd, Mead & Co. indicating publication rights and attribution terms.
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Frank A. Munsey
Dodd, Mead & Co
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Mason J
Charlies Hubbard
Waits
the Court Record
Monument Fund
Fort DE France
Mont Pelee
Pellate Court
Fich
Higher Courts
Jakebore
Cincinnati, Cicage & St. Louis Ry. Co
John W. Fish
Pulaski Co
Prussian National ‘Insurance Company
Isaac Peterson
Jay C. C. Appellant
Indiana State Banks
Paris
Hamblen Sears
Gowan
Captain Balfort
KE Wilson Detilling CO
Baltimore, Md
Ure
Sali
Washington Se
Chas. L. Hartmann
Washington St
Hartford
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Watson & CO
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Jim
Homespuns Serges
Kahn Tailoring Company
Rod
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