Court House News Items and Probate Court Actions
Courthouse items summarize circuit court matters and probate transfers. John Yount and Lillie Miller are noted in divorces from spouses, while Elton Stevenson faced a guilty verdict and $37.30 costs after a gill net possession charge. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Kosciusko and nearby townships with buyers and amounts, including properties in Pierceton, Leesburg, Warsaw, and Syracuse.
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John Yount
Jessile Yount
Lillie C. Miller
Adam Miller
Fliza
Crabb
Ollie Vera Crabb
Justice Cort News
Elton Stevenson
Justice Young
Bite
Circuit Court
L Vantassell
Lay
Elza Callison
Addie Whiteleather
Alain
Leesburg
Milford Junction Fire Destroys Elevator on Wheat Losses
The Milford Junction fire destroyed James Neil's elevator with heavy property losses. Thomas Clayton and William Whetten held about 9 000 bushels of wheat and 1 000 bushels of corn in the elevator. several farmers stored smaller quantities. Mr Neff suffered major losses without insurance. Clayton and Whetten had 4 000 insurance. The item also offers a practical horse health tip: water melon juice to kill bots, plus a tea from boiled watermelon seeds for winter.”
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James Neil
Milford Junction
Thomas Clayton
Wm. Whetten
Mr. Neff
Messrs
Clayton and
Whetten
Anniversary of I J Morris and wife marks 58 years
Last Thursday marked the 58th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. I J Morris of this city. They wed May 1, 1834. he is 80, she two years younger. Friends called, their son Charles I Morris of Hotel Morris in Marion joined them, and the couple enjoyed the day as the oldest in Warsaw after Mrs Kinsey’s death.
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I. J. Morris
Kinsey
Mrs. Morris
Warsaw
Indiana
David Starr Jordan
Our State University
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
John M. Coulter
Insana
University of Chicago
C. R. Barnes
Purdue
Colorado
Virginia C. Meredith
Kosciusko County
Queen of American Agriculture
Minnesota Agricultural College
Minnesota
Trof
W. H. Elson
West Superior
Wisconsion
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Belated Sewers and a Remedy for Bot In Horses
A fragment from O. S. Marden in Success criticizes belated sewers who chase wealth yet remain unfulfilled, noting public scrutiny and a harsh fate. A report from Samuel Henwood of near North Webster mentions a horse bot remedy he claims never fails, shared during a brief newsroom visit.
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Samuel Henwood
North
Webster
Red Men District Meeting in Northern Indiana
Last Thursday the Red Men district meeting brought all 17 tribes north of the Wabash to this city. Great chiefs L. W. Otto Thomas H. Harrison and Charles H. Hicks attended. About 200 braves joined in the degree work and banquet hosted by W. E. Ripple. Music by Lake City Mandolin orchestra accompanied a late-night gathering ending around 2 a.m.
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Indiana
Wabasha River
Sachem
L. W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Thomas H.harrison
Indianapolis
Sagamore Chas. H. Hicks
Lebanon
Peashwa Tribe
Ottawa Tribe
Burket
W. E. Ripple
Burker
RK. W. Nelgon
J. H. White
Lake City
Mandolin Orchestra
Williams O H Culley and Aliss Bowser wed at Bowser home
William O H Culley and Aliss Ethel Bowser were married Sunday at 2:30 PM at the bride’s parents’ residence. Rev F M Stone officiated before family and a few friends. The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon after a wedding dinner. The groom works as a salesman for Forster Waterbury & Co. and the bride has been employed by Stockham Manufacturing Co. The Kosciusko County Historical Society will meet May 14 at the county superintendent’s office to read a paper on local history. the public is invited.
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William O. H. Culley
Aliss Ethel Bowser
W. H. Bowser
F. M. Stone
Methodist Church
Chicago
Forster, Waterbury & Co
Stockham Manufacture Jing Co
F. E. Bowser
Anton
Kosciusko County Historical Society
Warsaw
Republican party ponders Philippines record and 1904 ticket
A collection of editorials notes Republican strategy for the 1904 ticket and battles within the party. Mentions Gen Jakesmith as possible vice president, J. Hert and a Democratic state treasurer bid, Speaker Henderson’s delicate position over ship subsidies, and reactions to state conventions. References to Jim McDonald public apologies, Han na’s ovation, Schoonover for secretary of state, Miers and Robinson renomination, and Goshen and Albion GOP ambitions.
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Republican Party
Philippines
Jakesmith
Atlanta Constitution
Jerome Herff
Peru
Hert
Hanna
Decatur Democrat
Political Clouds Over Indiana And National Debates
The Tribune disputes a later remark about Charley Mier while The Elkhart Truth accuses Congressman Brick of suffering from silence on the ship subsidy bill. Five Goebel murder trial figures are judged, with Powers, Howard and Youtsey convicted and sentenced, while Ripley and Berry Howard are acquitted. The Philadel phia Bulletin praises Mark Hannon’s aid to Rathbone, and Hanna’s ties are scrutinized amid debates over Cuba and past favors. Abe Pheiderer of pear Bidney is named.
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Elkhart
Brick
Mr. Hering
Hanna
House
Hering
Senate
Kentucky
Goebel
Caleb’ Powers
James’ Howard
Henry Youtsey
Captain Ripley
Berry Howard
Prela
Columbia City Post
Philadelphia Bulletin
Mark Hannon
Rathbone
Republican
Maj. Rathbone
Cuba
Maj. Rathbones
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Bia
E. G. Rathbone
Charles F. Dick
Marcus A
The
Indiana Authors and Graves Highlight Civic Duty
The piece praises Indiana’s literary stature and educators, citing Dr. David Starr Jordan and others, while urging care for neglected country graveyards. It laments neglect, calls for reform, and notes a frustrating delayed trip to Chicago due to a crippled engine affecting travelers and schedules.
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Turkey Creek
Mary M Hooper
Hiram F Kober
Jacob M Kober
Christian Kober
Cyrus McClougtan
Merrick
Pierceton
Maria Walters
Joseph J Rose
Foater
Jacob F Weybright
Kerring
Syracuse
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David Drussman
Jefferson
Rebecca
John Blough
Losure
Frank Nye
Seo
Monroe
Wm S Brown
Martha J Brown
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Henry Troup E
H Geyer
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Hiram A Berkey
Vergel M ‘Hughes
Minnie I ‘Henderson
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Mulford
Charles W Jonson
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Malinda Sechler
Jottah Estep
Jefferton
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Jacob C McLaughlin
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van Buuren
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Jonathan Rarp
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Myer Jacobs
Lorinda Gall
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Iowa
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Ligonier
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Wabash Star
W. R. Schoonover
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Kendallville
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