Court House notices reveal guardianship and estate actions
Court records show Allie Moon appointed guardian of Samuel Jones's minor heir. multiple probate matters involving Rosenstock administrator of Nathan Straus and Nathan Frank Snyder estates. sales petitions for real estate by John Wolf guardian and other estates. numerous final exhibits approved. real estate transfers listed from Oct 10 1908 by Iowa abstract firm with many parcels in Seward Jefferson Tippecanoe Scott and Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Moon
Samuel Jones
Morris Culin
J. Rosenstock
Nathan Straus
B. Schnewind
Frank J. Snyder
Abraham Burgh
Rosa B. Burgh
Jeremiah Goshert
Wirza Iftler
Aaron Roscoe
Valentine Ketring
Lois Catherine E.lill
John M. Hill
Iles
Iosciuako Abstract and Title Guaranty Company
Grabner’s
Harry Snyder
I C Lowman
Kiduf
Seward
New Court Notices of Estate and Property Disputes
A batch of probate and civil filings includes: Joseph S. Baker as administrator of Mary S. Hayes estate and Hulda Lightfoot et al on notes. John O Biennis versus Charles A. Bigdon on account. John Kirkendall guardian versus Allen Lloyd Taylor to commit. George W. Stover versus Sarah Y. Stover divorce. Joseph P. Dolan et al versus John Rianardi et al to quiet title. B Troward Lausen trustee versus Charles F Nye on account. Simon J. Straus et al versus John E. Rapp et al. George St Ogden administrator of Simon Miller estate versus Susannah Miller et al to sell real. Mary A. Noel et al versus Wm Noel et al partition. Willard Evans versus Wills W. Fister et al to mortgage. George Elder versus Alonzo Burkett et al appeal. Charles E. Stewart administrator at the estate of Elmer Barkey of Venveylvania company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wolf
Davis Teeple
Marcus R. Bishop
Alfred WU
Fier
Guardian
Lawrence D. Hammond
Eliza Hinkle
Henry Gibson
John I. Davisson
Abraham L. Brown
Aaron A. Rasor
Egate
Valentine Ketring
Aston Ketring Et al
M. L. VanDorn
George Miller
John Miller
George B. Ogden
Simon Miller
Susannah Miller
Margaret A. Smith
Susan M. E. Tumbleson
Joseph S. Baker
Mary S. Hayes
Hulda Lightfoot
John O'Biennis
Charles A. Bigdon
Joseph P. Dolan
Johns Rianardi
B. Troward Lausen
Charles IF
Nye
Simon J. Straus
John E. Rapp
George St. Ogden
Simon Miler
Willard Evans
Wills W. Fister
Oiness Mortgage
George Elder
Alonzo Burkett
Charles E. Stewart
The
Elmer Barkey, de Venveylvania Company
Obituary: Harry Bash Dies After Illness in Warsaw
Harry Bash born October 20 1884 in Ligonier son of Mr and Mrs A J Bash lived on South Buffalo Street Warsaw. He worked as a printer for C W Smith and remained faithful until ill health ended his career. In the last year he found peace with God and died with the blood of Christ cleansing him from all sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bash
A. J. Bash
South Buffalo Street
Ligonier
Warsaw
Harry
C. W. Smith
Christ
Remarkable Patience Marks Funeral for 18 Year Old
The narrative honors Harry whose severe suffering drew deep love from relatives and friends. He died Sunday evening October 4 1903 at age 18 years 11 months 8 days. The funeral was held at his parents home on Wednesday October 7 at 463 p m, with Rev George H Lockhart of First Baptist church and C W Smith and Rev Miner officiating. Large attendance and many floral tributes reflected their affection.
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Harry
George H. Lockhart
First Baptist Church
C. W. Smith
Miner
Barket
Durbin remark sparks crossfire over law and trust power
In Washington a heated debate centers on Gov. Durbin of Indiana and his claim that attacking laws by word or deed is a crime of infamy and insanity. Critics say he dodges Kentucky's extradition request in the Goebel murder case and echo trust interests. The letter accuses Durbin of aligning with Republican leaders and big interests while condemning tariff and tax laws as sacred favors to corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gov. Durbin
Indiana
Kentucky
Guy
Goebel
United States
Hanna
Ohio
C. A. Epwamps
Gov
Claude Matthews
Claude Matthewa
Probert Bank Failure Shocks Eau Claire
A.C. Probert’s private Eau Claire bank suspended business after executives failed to arrive with funds from South Bend. Established two months earlier, it had seen solid local deposits led by Eau Claire Canning Co. Checks totaling 4600 were drawn as cash drained from the vaults, forcing closure. Editor A. A. Zimmerman notes Bourdon Advance has strong town business and good press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Probert
Eau Claire
Bourbon
A. C. Probert
St. Joseph
Mich
Dei hl Case Dismissed In Michigan Bigamy Charge
The Deihl bigamy case was dismissed in the Berrien County circuit court at St Joseph Michigan after Geo A Deihl had served about 90 days in jail. He had been arrested on a warrant issued in St Joseph and brought to trial following a prior divorce attempt and a second marriage to Clara Sooner in St Joseph Rich. The case was set twice but dismissed due to nonappearance of the plaintiff.
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Geo. A. Dethl
Berrien County
St. Joseph
Mich
Diehl
Geo. Deibl
Phillipson
Michigan
Sherri Tennant
Delhi
Rich
Clara Sooner
Moses Sooner
Deihl
Nberty
Deaths and legal notices from Whitley county area
Obituaries report Mrs. Elizabeth Tinkey dying at 43 years four miles west of Warsaw after long cancer illness. She leaves ten children, with heirs including Mahala Marsh and Al Guy. Funeral at Union church with Rev Sprivler officiating. burial at Union cemetery. Also Mrs. Joseph Miner of Atwood dies at 72. funeral in Leesburg with Roy Streight officiating. Case Tobbins vs Nickle Plate set for trial November 3 in Whitley county court after a prior Kosciusko verdict was set aside. Anglin earns Grand Officer of National Horse-thief Detective association at Richland South Dakota meeting. third term in post. Attendance high.
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Elizabeth Tinkey
Phillip Marsh
Warsaw
Noah Tinkey
Mathias
Fred
Mary
George
Jonathan Tinkey
Mahala Marsh
al Guy
Edward Fawley
John Q Lehman
Frank Epler
Union Church
Union Cemetery
Rev
Sprivler
The
United Brethren, Church
Joseph Miner
Atwood
Riggenberger
Jeesburg
Roy, Streight
Leesburg
Elam Tobbins
Bertha Sherburn
Nickle Plate
Whitley
Kosciusko
Capron
Plymouth
National
Orse-thief Detective Association
Richmound
D. Anglin
Grand Organiger
Anglin
Haw
Sco
Thieves Convicted and Horses Stolen in Regional Report
The association reported 16 horses stolen and 13 recovered, and 181 other thieves convicted for minor offenses. Next meeting scheduled in Logansport on October 5. Elected officers for the year include Grand organizer S. D. Anglin of Warsaw, president W. B. Hanger of Mulberry, vice president L. B. White of Woodington, secretary I. G. Meharry of Wingate, and treasurer Will Calvert of Attica.
Wasteful Treasury Practices Highlighted by Auditor Report
The auditor's figures show wasteful collection methods across towns like Albermarle Annapolis Beaufort and Natchez with high costs relative to tiny revenues. The analysis estimates 9753.16 spent to collect 360.50, illustrating inefficiency. The piece argues for reform and suggests other departments beyond postal may warrant investigation.
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United States Treasury Department
Albermarle
N. C
Annapolia
Beaufort
N.C
Bridgeton
N.J
Burlington
N. J
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cherrystone
Natchez
Miss
Yaquina
Ore
York
Postal Department
Manic Ohio figure attacks Democrats amid Cleveland mayoral race
The piece blasts Uncle Mark Tanna of Ohio as deranged and dangerous, labeling him a threat to the state’s intelligence and conservatism as he accuses Democrats of theft and chaos. It notes his vitriolic rants against the Democrats, referencing Cleveland’s mayoral contention and his long local ties. The text then lists marriage licenses with several names and notes one license withheld from publication, ending with a Colum bia City trip for Mrs. Boggs’ ill mother and a Pierceton resident’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tanna
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Socialista
Commonwealth
Cleveland
Hanna
Ike
Indiana's Plain Governors And A Reader's Reflections
Notes by the Way recollect Indiana's three farmer governors James D Williams Claude Matthews and James A Mount highlighting Williams popular campaign image Blue Jeans and his honest administration Matthews modest leadership and lasting impact and Mounts farm based career and governance. The piece lauds farmers in state leadership and criticizes aristocratic ridicule while praising governance and literary interest including Shakespeare. It ends with a brief update on Company H returning from West Point training and health remarks from Dr Hines.
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Indiana
James D. Williams
Claude Matthews
James A. Mount
Williams
Benjamin Harrison
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Scores
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A. A. Zimmerman
Bourdon Advance
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Ilab M. Brown
Dallas Webster
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Chester S. Brown
Rose A. Mack
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Columbia City
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