Gas company's action changes venue to Hamilton County
The Indianapolis Gas Company moved the city sued case to Hamilton Circuit Court after an affidavit claimed Marion County prejudice. Judge Leathers granted the venue change and extended the temporary restraining order to Oct. 10 while Noblesville handles the injunction issue. The company won assurances it will not cut gas service before the Noblesville hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Ferdinand Winter
Hamilton
John R. Pearson
Indianapolis
Marion County
Winter
Joss
Hay
Leathers
Hamilton County
Sompen
Noblesville
Ten
Charge Against Detectives In Colorado Deed Case
Kate M and Frank R Stuard sue Robert D Hobbs Harvey G Alsam and wives over a deed in Pueblo Colorado alleging misrepresentation and coercion. They claim the deed valued at 1500 was given in exchange for services locating Frank R Stuard in Colorado and were coerced to sign in St Louis under threats. Plaintiffs seek to set aside the deed and recover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M
Frank R. Stuard
Robert D. Hobbs
Harvey G. Alsam
Hobbs Alsam
Pueblo
Col
Stuard
Colorado
Hobbs
Alamn Alsam
Oak “Tes Pueblo
Bevaene
St. Louis
Polis
Sellard
Janapolis
Breach of Promise Suit Filed by Genevieve Catterson
Genevieve Catterson sues George W. Fuller for 5000 dollars for breach of promise after alleging he courted her, induced marriage plans for March 1902, postponed and shifted dates, and caused humiliation and wounded feelings while she served as his housekeeper at 2 West Thirtieth Street. She seeks 6000 dollars in damages plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Catterson
George W. Fuller
Fuller
Miss Catterson
West Thirtieth Street
Divorce Hearing Involving Annette Cooper And William Cooper
Judge Al Yen presided as Annette Cooper seeks a restraining order amid a pending divorce against William Cooper of New Augusta. She alleges cruelty and fears visitation. the defendant resisted and the case was continued to hear further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Cooper
William Cooper
New Augusta
al- Yen
Frome
South Bend woman files bankruptcy petition in court
Habetta Greenebaum of South Bend lists ownership as housekeeper and assets at 30 with 23 debts, claiming most obligations were settled by stocks and bonds signed over to creditors. The Northern Investment Company, which bought land from the Business Men's Driving Club on Central Avenue, sues the club for damages over delays in platting the site for building lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habetta Greenebaum
South Bend
Ah Noun, Yan, Camp
New Dea
Sera
Northern Investment Company
Central Avenue
Nickerson
Drivi Club
Dela
Possession of a Child Case Before Circuit Judge Ailen
The application of William Pitcher is heard before Judge Ailen in the Circuit Court. Proceedings concern custody or possession matters as part of a petition for child possession. The outcome or further action is not stated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitcher
Ailen
Case Over Child Custody Continues Before Court
The eight year old Lawrence remains under wardship as the dispute with Dr. Joseph C. Alexander continues. The court will allow time for amicable adjustment before rendering a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Joseph C. Alexander
Court records roundup of divorces and lawsuits
In Indianapolis courts, multiple actions proceed including divorces between McDonald, Bamfield, Taylor, and Masters, with custody, alimony, and attorney fees in play. Damages, foreclosures, injunctions, and suits on notes feature with parties such as Fisher Automobile, American Bicycle, Pinnel & Root, and Hobbs. Several cases note defaults, dismissals, and judgments plus a temporary restraining order extending to October 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Mary McDonald
James McDonald
Itha E. Blonda
Henry C. Blonda
Uch
Blonda
Rosa Fisher
Earl Fisher
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Fisher Automobile Company
American Bicycle Company
James M. Leathers
Ewald Over
John Moore
City of Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Hamilton County
Vinson Carter
Peter Spitzfadden
Tarquinia Voss
William D. Doyle
Charles H. Lovett
Mabel Bamfield
John Bamfield
Aliie Taylor
Charles H. Taylor
Worthers Shrewsbury
Kate Martin
Genevieve Catterson
George W. Fuller
Laura Masters
George Masters
Chicago Lumber and Coal Company
Pinnel & Root
Kate M. Stuard
Frank R. Stuard
Robert D. Hobbs
Harvey G. Alsom
Grace New
Charles V
Appellate Court Minutes for Campbell vs Campbell case
Washington D C record shows Matilda E Field against John A Campbell administrator with appellant's reply brief listed as 8 4565. Also William H Amos versus Anna B Thompson et al with the appellate reply brief noted as i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Court
Matilda E. Field
John A. Campbell
Washington D. C
Appellant
William H. Amos
Anna B. Thompson
Howard S. C. Appellant
Loss of Goods by Fire and Banking Card Notices
A warehouse stored wheat for A under a customary practice of commingling stock with the warehouseman’s own grain and selling from the mixed mass, then a fire destroyed the facility but left enough identical grain to replace A’s. The court ruled A could not recover the value of the wheat. Other items include a New York case on signature cards denying payment by treasurer’s signed checks alone, a life insurance misstatement case involving a minor, and a Rhode Island bankruptcy discharge case affecting a libel judgment.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
Pacific Rep
Kansas
Supreme Court of New York
National Bank of the
City of New York
New York
American Law Register
Rhode Island
Supreme Court of
Atlantic Rep
Immune from Typhoid and Climate Beliefs Discussed
A Paris Biology Society discussion claims Arabs are nearly immune to typhoid due to lifelong exposure to impure drinking water and harsh conditions. The piece notes Arabs resist typhoid but are susceptible to consumption when transplanted to Europe. It adds that cold baths and cold-water splashing are proposed as general immunity measures for catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Society of Biology
Europe
Repair of the Viaduct Pending McCrea Approval
The Virginia avenue viaduct will be repaired by the Indianapolis Union Railway Company once President James McCrea consents. Baker & Daniels represent the road which may accept city engineer prepared repair specs. The Ohio street bridge over Pleasant Run also slated for rebuilding after a street commissioner report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-avenue
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
James McCrea
Pittsburg
McCrea
Union Railway Company
Baker & Daniels
Board of Public Works
Ohio Street
Pleasant Run
Park Board Audits Accounts and Approves Bills
The Park Board met yesterday to audit accounts and approve several current bills for payment. It sent a formal complaint to the Health Board regarding pollution of the Garfield Park lake by sewage discharge into Pleasant run from nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Garfield Park
Pleasant Run
Health Board
Public Works Bids And Approvals In City Streets
Final action approved for cement walks and sodding on Buckle street from Nineteenth to Twenty first streets. Assessments approved for asphalt roadway on Washington street from Senate avenue to Missouri street. Contractors listed: Western Construction Company and Daniel Foley. Petitions filed refer to engineer for various curb, sewer, and street work including Linden and Washington streets. Bids received on Harrison street and Wilcox street projects. Bonds approved for J D Hoss for macadam roadway and grading on Temple avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckle Street
Twenty-first
Washington Street
Senate Avenue
Missouri Street
Western Construction Company
Belmont Avenue
Harris Avenue
Daniel Foley
Linden Street
Orange Street
Pleasant Run
First Alley
Keystone Avenue
Second Alley
Michigan Street
Station Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Thirtieth Street
Shelby Street
Raymond Street
Steel Street
Mathias Haberer
Grove Street
N. Noe
Twenty-third Street
Cornell Avenue
W. H. Gorders
Harrison Street
English Avenue
Noble Street
Marion Caldwell
Henry Maag
Wilcox Street
Lynn Street
A. D. Bowen
J. D. Hoss
National Surety Company
Flintrock
Temple Avenue
Incandescent Lamps Long Held as Trade Secret
Detailed description of incandescent lamp making from cellulose fiber filaments to platinum wire mounts, glass bulb construction, vacuum sealing, and testing. Explains filament formation, flashing process, bulb assembly, and exhaustive quality checks before market.
Insurance News and Notes Highlights Industry Activity
The Mutual Reserve is licensed in Michigan and Kansas City Life adds accident coverage. Hartford Life reinsured Reading Fire. lectures and papers on fire insurance are planned at Northwestern University and in Chicago. Meetings discuss uniform report blanks, national supervision, and a push to Congress for a supervising bill. Notable talks by McCall and Alexander draw crowds. Local underwriters meet in Kentucky with a Mammoth Cave excursion. A Marion Superior Court ruling on mutual benefit policies clarifies beneficiary rights, while industry concerns focus on agent ethics, policy clarity, and insured protection.
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Fire and Life
Congress
McCall
Alexander
Maine
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Marion
Mutual Benefit
Joshua Leadership and Rest in the Promised Land
The piece traces Joshua as the seasoned, divinely supported leader tasked with guiding Israel into Canaan. It notes his lineage, experience, and early moves including mobilizing troops, organizing victuals, and sending spies to Jericho, underlining divine exhortations, constancy, and the promise of success. It ends with moral exhortations on faithful leadership and feeding Christ’s flock, inviting self-reflection on love and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
God
Israel
Joshua
Jehovah
Joseph
Ephraim
Egypt
Moses
Sinai
Mount
Jordan
Commissariat
Shoterim
Jericho
Gibraltar
White Mountain
Lebanon
Euphrates
Great River
Hiebrewsky Iv
A Point in Faith Healing October Century
A survey of the vogue of healing faiths and individuals reflects pathos. It cites Dr Buckley on why carers seem successful and notes the human hope to escape physical ills. The piece argues most illnesses end in death, making any cure effectively nine out of ten until the fatal final illness.
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Bagehot
Buckley
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Chicago
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South Meridian Street
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Art Museum
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Avondale Club
Western
Southern Life
Life Insurance Agency
A. B. Mann
Equitable
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Frank Tyner
E. 8. Hall
Home
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F. W. Douglass
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Kansas City
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Yates
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