Court records reveal numerous probate and estate actions
The Kosciusky Circuit Court reports numerous matters including not guilty verdicts in State of Indiana v. Johnathan Tinkey and v. Charles Emmons from the justice court, judgments on notes, guardianships, and final exhibits. It also notes numerous estate settlements, administrator discharges, and real estate transfers with detailed sums and parties. The county commissioners awarded contracts for asylum supplies, clothing, furniture, and bridges, with values listed for each contract and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
T. Emmons
Justice Court
James K. Master
Noah Fager
Kosciusky
Title Guaranty ‘Company
Masonic Block
James W Oldham
Charles R Oldham
Franklin
John Cour
Gilbert Coaret
Abraham Armey
Mary A Armey Iswin
Lake Tp
Rebecca J Hickman
James W Parker
Elst
Warsaw
T Vawter
Delbert
Nortis Jain
Turkey Creek
Worthy L Rantz
James Decker
Indiana Fish Laws Tighten Season And Training Rules
A bulletin from Commissioner Ward Harris directs strict enforcement of new game laws in Indiana. Prohibitions run October 1 to November 10 against hunting with dog or gun, with permits limited to ducks, waterfowl, and squirrels. Training dogs with shotguns is banned unless a permit is not required, and training with rifles is allowed. Violators will be arrested and permits must come from the Fisheries and Game office. Also banned are hunting on enclosed lands without written owner consent and Sunday hunting. Songbirds may not be shot. A meeting of the Kosciusko County Association for Protection of Birds is planned in Warsaw on October 5, with calls for farmer support.
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Wardre Harris
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
T. Sweeney
Fisheries and Game
Columbus
Ind
Association For Protection of Birds
Kosciusko
Court House
Warsaw
F. E. Moore
Ita
Io Koselusk
Mandamus Ordered For Special Railroad Election In Tippecanoe
In Kosciusko circuit court Judge Hiram S. Biggs ruled the Tippecanoe county council must grant an appropriation for a special railroad election. The council acted ministerially and could not refuse if the appropriation was properly demanded, prompting the council to convene and the commissioners to order the election. The judge noted the council overstepped its jurisdiction but praised not punishing the members for conscientious error.
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Hiram S. Biggs
Kosciusko
Tippecanoe Township
Factory proposition for Warsaw aims at pottery plant
A Warsaw town meeting discussed an Eastern firm seeking to build a pottery plant here with a 100 by 450 foot building and six kilns. Capital of 100000 dollars, 100 to 150 workers at 2 to 86 a day, plus a 30000 dollar bonus. Firm claims higher offers elsewhere but favors Warsaw. A committee including Mayor Richardson and others will study the proposal and report soon. Also notes a Kosciusko farmer B A Hildenbrand and his wife depart on a Union trip after achieving comfortable means through diligent work.
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Warsaw
Court House
Sammy & Lehman
Jacob Shield
B. F. Richardson
Johns Grabner
Jackson Glessner
Geo. Bennett
A. Hildenbrand
Kosciuske County
Tar Union
Tak Union
Farmers Conference Plans Face Uncertain Arrangements
Farmers from the southwest and county quarters discuss a meeting to aid northern and southern farm areas. Mr Powell plans to attend the Lafayette conference with institute workers next week and will report back with clearer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mappanée
Behart County
Powell
Farmers ’Institute
Lafayette
Editorial Association Holds 20th Meeting in Elkhart
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association met for its 20th annual gathering in Elkhart on Thursday and Friday last week. Members toured factories, enjoyed a reception at the Century club, and a luncheon by Milles Medical Company. J A Jernegan was elected president for 1902, J S Conlogue secretary, with South Bend chosen as next year’s host city.
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Indiana Editorial Association
Elkhart
Century Club
Milles Medical Company
South Bend
Powell and Crabbe wed in Prairie township ceremony
Charles M. Powell and Ida Crabbe united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Prairie township on Wednesday evening September 25 1001. Rev G F Byrer of the U B church officiated as guests gathered and a lavish supper followed. The couple, from prominent local families, receive many fine gifts and begin their life together with favorable prospects. A separate brief notes a serious accident involving Norman Stephenson grandson of Judge Haymond who fell on a fence while near the high school and was rushed to doctors for relief. his condition remains uncertain.
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Charles M. Powell
Ida Crabbe
Jesse Crabbe
Prairie Township
G. F. Byrer
U. B
N. A. Powell
Norman
Stephenson
George Stephenson
Haymond
McDonald
Bush
Family reunions and the value of kinship
The author recalls family reunions, stressing they strengthen bonds and foster affection toward relatives. The piece also highlights charitable youth work in an eastern city, urging individual effort where organized groups are impractical, and notes a railroad rulebook banning intoxication and cigarette use. A Warsaw writer, S. B. McManus, is commemorated with a poem excerpt.
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Penn. Ayania
Pittsburg
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Circuit Court
Countabestowers' Court
Wm. Martin Ve Jas
C. Graves
Alma
Sellers
Virgil W. Sel- Tera
Jas. W. Cook
Nicholas P. Cook
Martin H. Peterson
Amelia Fircraft
Pewhate Court
Otto Philpot
Frederick Philpot
Myrtle Philpot
Ernie Philpot
Henry Weaver
Henry Coldeaser
Jacob Whiteleather
Eldora Ramsey
Wm. J. Nicely
Sarah J. C. Nicely
Daniel C. Clark
Chas
Cleanthes Borton
Wm. McMannen
Samuel P. Miler
Joseph Udrey
Alvin Miller
Miller
Ephraim Brumbaugh
Commiesienses’ Court
County Asylum
Bellefontaine , Bridge Co
Bellefontaine, C
Elba Cochran
Etna Green
Jas. W. Purl
Benton Harbor
Alonzo Dewey
Mary E Cave
John Mf Cave
Christian Techantz Parbot S
Jackson
Charles IL
William Anderick Ward
Harrison
William Lyons
John C* Ball
Ste
William S Burt
Sohn
M Kannel
Railroad
Willian L Losure
Bila
Polk
William L Losure
Wil
Curtis McCutcheori
Atwood
Mattie Ae
Pres
Noah
Rebecca Wyland
Simon J. Strauseb
Mary Ellen Mellinger
Lena Nielsen
William J Burket
Jacob BE Kilgore
Hilmbold
Syracuse
Jacob Kilgore
John L Jones
Hillabold
Dora F Cole
Samantha Jcurtis
Barbour
Pierceton
Bulletin Six
Commissioner of Fish
Indiana
Aigainice
Editorial Association
Pomona
Jean
Lave
Flnd
S. B. McManus
Hikhart
Feninta Pinto
Harley
Dan White
Dan
Nora Presi
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