Real estate transfers and probate notes for Kosciusko County
Real estate transfers for the past week from Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty Co show numerous conveyances in Barbour's and various additions, with prices from 1 to 1000 dollars. Probate items include Rebecca Sullivan vs E A Blue and multiple guardian and administrator filings with court actions, sales, and deed requirements.
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Commissioners Court
Probate
Kosciusko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Bluck
Grabner's
Rachel Dilton
Rachel Deisch
Barbour
Add
Pierreton
James S Hoover
Minerva Hoover
Monroe
Rebecca Sullivan
E. A. Blue
Samuel Lion
Benjamin F. Weaver
Mary Minear
Indiana State Grange meets in South Bend with wide attendance
The 32d annual Indiana state Grange session in South Bend drew a large delegate and visitor turnout. State Master Mrs. Aaron Jones urged stringent trust controls and denounced ship subsidies while noting successful degree work and factory visits, including Studebaker Oliver Birdsell and Berger plants, with free transport for visitors. Locally represented by Harry Kelly and others.
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Indiana State Grange
South Bend
Aaron Jones
V'Sting
Studebaker, Oliver and Birdsell
Southend
Berger
Mishawaka
Studebaker Company
Counly
Harry Kelly
Jno. McGinley
Thos. Buroard
J. M. Paugh
Orville Dome
W.J. Banks
Gen Groves
Tus Union
Railroad Franchise Applied For In Warsaw City
Lon D. Fleming presented an application to build and run an electric railway via Derold street. City council postponed decision awaiting a $1,000 indemnifying bond and an amended petition substituting Fort Wayne street for Detroit street. The franchise had not yet been granted.
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Lon D. Fleming
Warsaw
Derold Street
Fort Wayne Street
Detroit Street
Francis and Phinney Family Obituary Notices
Julia Furman of Albany born September 8 1626 married Rev Ralph Phinney in 1848 and had four children. Her second marriage to Nathaniel Francis occurred in 1891. she died after a long illness and was buried in Oakwood cemetery with services by Rev Eaton and Rev Lockhart. She was a long time Christian church member. The Kosciusko county farmers institute planned a three day session January 28 29 30 1903 with speakers A Somers Grace Erwin J P Plumer and other papers. Milford farmers institute to meet Friday and Saturday at the Methodist church with A O Lockridge and W J DeVilbiss and home talent addresses.
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Julia Furman
Albany
N. Y
Ralph Phinney
Wm. Garner
Adam H. Larber
Norman Phinney
New York
Page Phinney
Saginaw
Mich
Francis
Oakwood Cemetery
East Fort Wayne Street
Mr. Eaton
The
Christian Chore
Geo. A.lockhart
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Farners’ Institute
Warsaw
Kosciusko County Farmers’ Institute
Commissioners’ Rim
Court House
A. Somers
Kokomo
Grace Erwin
Bourbon
J.P. Plumer
Chicago
Milford
A. O. Lockridge
W. J. DeVilbiss
Memorial Resolutions Honor Brother Wm Welrick
The Invincible Detective association mourns Brother Wm Welrick a charter member and devoted contributor to justice. Resolutions praise his law abiding conduct, Christian family role, and community example, with a memorial page in records and copies sent to family and local papers. The note ends with Mentone curfew ordinance passage.
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Invincible Detective Association
Wm, Welrick
Church
TD. Anglin
L. Coox
Reed on trust policy and rural delivery scheme in Logansport
The author critiques administration policy as vague and political, arguing the rural free delivery promise was a campaign lure with exhausted funds. He warns of a looming stock crash, blames Republican trust promoters, and urges Democrats to bide their time while asserting national loyalty and opposition to paternalism.
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Thomas B. Reed
Kosciusko County
Congressman Brick
Republican Party
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Logansport Hares
Farmers Mutual Insurance Opens City Headquarters
S D Anglin newly named secretary of Farmers Mutual Insurance Company opens city headquarters in Wayne Anglin’s office over the post office. Company has grown large, covering wide territory, necessitating a local office.
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Inurance Company
S. D. Anglin
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Wayne Anglin
Settlement of the Great Anthracite Strike by Presidential Commission
The great strike of anthracite miners ends with a presidential commission to arbitrate the dispute. The settlement rests on voluntary agreement by the parties, not direct law. Debates on compulsory arbitration rise, citing New Zealand’s 1896 law as an example where industrial peace followed.
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New Zealand
Arbitration and strikes in labor disputes by unions and associations
The piece explains compulsory arbitration as a model where unions and associations are incorporated, disputes go to conciliation then arbitration, with no strikes during proceedings. It discusses New Zealand experience, constitutional concerns, and U.S. strike trends noting rising numbers and broader economic impact amid concentration of industry.
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Court of Arbitration
Supreme Court
New Zealand
United States Commissioner of Labor
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinoia
Massachusetts
Ohio
Texas
Journeymen Bakers
I Trusts
Abe Lincoln and the Prince of Wales reference in 19th century letters
A quoted tribute to Lincoln recalls his steadfast nature and duty driven resolve. A remark by Sir Edward Malet reflects a historical scene about the Prince of Wales marriage letter exchange, and viewers in Kosciusko and Elkhart counties set a ditch cost at 1400 dollars.
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Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Lord Byong
Prince of Wales
Lord Lyons
Ikewiso
Edward Malct
Kosciusko
Elkhart
Scrapbook planning and Indiana normal school dining economy
A reader promotes winter scrapbooks from clipped articles as a valued, organized hobby. The piece also recounts historian accounts of Webster and Ingersoll, then highlights Valparaiso’s East and South halls dining system at 1.40 a week, detailing cost control and efficiency.
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Northern Indiana Normal School
Valparaiso
Indiana
East Hall
South Hall
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