Indiana court rounds up gambling case and land deals
Court records list State of Indiana v Milton Woods a $25 fine for operating a gambling device and similar fines for Ulysses G Estep and Clinton G Wiggins. Other items include guardianship real estate sales, estates of Tinkey and Kivier, and numerous deeds in various townships with specified parcels and prices.
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Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Milton Woods
Ulysses G. Estep
Clinton G. Wiggins
Samuel W. Oldfather
Theodore C. Todd
Joe Foote
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Marriage licenses include Myri Leffel with Elsie Rupert and others. Real estate transfers for the week ending Oct 24, 1903 list several lot sales in Warsaw, Milford, Pierceton and Burket with buyer and amount details from the Kosciuske Abstract and Title Guaranty Company.
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Kosciuske Abstract and Titte Guaranty Company
Oltive
Grabner’s
M. Manley
Amos Riogle
Warsaw
Letter from Oregon describes Pacific coast farm life and fruit bounty
The writer reports arriving Sept 19 and praising Oregon country. He notes gigantic apples prune orchard output, 200 tons of dried prunes worth up to 75 per ton, buys 100 acres near Newberg at 63 per acre, plans to dairy as butter sells at 33 cents a pound, and enjoys perfect weather and agreeable climate. He signs Tam, from J J Banwnanr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Union
Pacific
Paciicy T
Newburg
Portland
Chicago
Tam
J. J. Banwnanr
Ladies of Pierceton Thank Hosts on Anniversary Evening
Report notes a pleasant entertainment hosted by Pierceton ladies marking the orders 15th anniversary. Also includes a state game laws bulletin detailing open and closed seasons for various game and penalties, plus notes on reviving a county fair in Joshen Elk’s Hart counties and potential county agricultural fair efforts.
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Pierceton
Order
Department of Agriculture
Joshen
Elk
Hart County
Abieas
Bourbon
Paving Work Advances Amid Hopes of Completion Before Winter
Town begins street paving prep with cautious optimism that work will finish before cold weather. Delays blamed on late material access. risks of winter disruption noted. Oil discovery at Goddard farm yields salt water. well to be abandoned and a new drill planned. Local potato grower Joshua Bareham sells 700 bushels at 40 cents. DeVault faces insurance policy writing allegations.
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Goddard
Joshua Hareham
Monroe Township
Bareham
Ten Thousand Club proposed for Warsaw community betterment
A meeting at Attorney C. O. Merica's office discussed forming an informal day club to improve Warsaw and promote fellowship. The first gathering is set for December 16 at Hotel Hays with no by laws or permanent structure, led by C. O. Merica as presiding chairman and Arthur Biggs as secretary.
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C. O. Merica
Merica
Arthurl
Biggs
F. E. Bowser
D. J. Chandler
J.8. K. Bartholomew
W. HL. Kingery
Prof
Noble Marter
J. H. Brubaker
Warsaw
Death notices from Oswego Pierceton and surrounding towns
Calvin Getzer died in Chicago last Thursday at about 48. His body was sent to Oswego for burial, with a Sunday funeral in Oswego. Mrs Emma Clemmer died Wednesday night at East Warsaw aged 81 after lung illness. funeral Saturday at her daughter Miss Mary Lightfoot’s home, interment Leesburg. George B. Wine of Pierceton died Friday after a long illness at 61. Civil War veteran survived by eight children and a large extended family. funeral Sunday at 2 PM.
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Calvin Getzer
Chicago
Oswego
Emma Clemmer
Mary Lightfoot
Warsaw
Leesburg
George BE. Wine
Pierceton
Mr. Wine
Noine
John
W. H
Chas. Wine
Anna Kelser
North Webster
Albert Wine
Lyman
Golda Wine
Elkhart
Melvin Barr
James Parker
South Bend
Deaths and funerals in Kosciusko county noted
Mrs. Jacob Evans of East Warsaw died after nine months of consumption at age 39. Interment was in Ryerson cemetery with service by Rev. C. W. Lynch at Vicasant Grove church. Survived by husband, a daughter, four sisters and three brothers. Also, Mrs. Saloma Gochenour died at her son John D. Gochenour’s home after a paralytic stroke leaving six children from her second marriage. Funeral services were held at Palestine with interment in Palestine cemetery.
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Jacob Evans
Warsaw
Evans
Allen County
Iodiana
James Pulk
Harvey Evans
Chas. Williamis
C. W. Durbin
Win
C. W. Lynch
The
Methodist Church
Saloma Gochenour
John D. Gochenour
Gochenour
Narrison Township
Saloma Winters
John M. Baughman
Henry
Jacob Baughman
Maria Geak
Worth Manchester
Wm. Gochenour
B. C. Gochenour
Spokane
Washington, D. C
G.B. Gochenour
Mioer Linn
William Moon
Dora Merrill
Noonan
Palestine
Palestine Cemetery
Elks Acquire Warsaw Lots for New Three-Story Building
The Elks lodge of Warsaw bought two east Center Street lots from W. D. Alleman, currently housing Stangle's barber shop and Vance's implement store. They plan a three story block with a lodge room on the third floor and offices and business rooms on the lower floors, replacing the existing wooden buildings. Alleman had planned to build himself but sold to the Elks.
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The
Elks? Lodge of
Warsaw
W. D. Alleman
Alleman
East Center Street
Stangle
Vance
Elks
Conspiracy Around Henry Hudson A Vivid Historical Tale
A vivid article by Thomas A. Jouvier in The Cosmopolitan for November recounts the murder plot against Henry Hudson, his abandonment in a shallop, and Providence awarding punishment to his murderers, as presented by the killers. The Rochester Sentinel notes the piece and its dramatic historical framing.
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Henry Hudson
Thomas A. Jouvier
Cosmopolitan
Remembrance of The Trappe Church and Muhlenberg Legacy
Notes recount a trolley trip to The Trappe and nearby sites in Pennsylvania. The writer praises the old stone Trappe Church built in 1743 by Henry Muhlenberg, notes graves of Muhlenberg and Gen. John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, and describes the nearby Hill Shipback and Audubon home. The visit to Valley Forge and Wilmington headquarters completes a memory of historic landmarks and pioneer faith.
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Trappe
Pennsylvania
Henry Melchior Muhlenberg
the Trappe
Muhlenberg
John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg
Norristown
Audubon
Valley Forge
Luther Hogshead
Hicksville, O
Wil Jington
John Potts
Toleraby
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Commissioners Court
Mary Thompson
Cynthia A. Huffman
Ethel Holloway
Amos D. Holloway
Probate Court
John C. Wolf
Isabelle Lint
Wayne Township
Mary A. Goshert
Minow Lino
Elizabeth E. Lino
Wilden M. Linn
Lilthy Ulmer
M. L. VanDorn
George Miller
John Miller
Nancy J. Tinkey
Frederick Tinkey
Reuben Kivier
Sarah Kivier
Turkey Creek
Scott Admi
Isaia
Samuel Blue
Franklin
Geo W. Starr
J Jackson
Moury
R.A Warren
Smith
LA Taylor
Cohen
Seo
Curkey Creek
W Malcolm
JS Sigler
Jefferson
Sareh
J Schacfer
Matchett Lotads
Bik
Hayy
JK Matchett
Henry W
Sasiah Wise
Bnye NE
Bertram Shane
Reyse
Abe Ackerman
H Gwin
Sutcliff
Leroy Mote
Wayne
McKinley
Joseph Shilling
Jil White
David Allery
Geo Nl
Myri Leffel
Elsie Rupert
Victor Longbroke
Myrtle Price
William B. Ricke
Mionie D. Lino
Ewart Maggart
Lettie Bouse
Samnel Craig
Cora C. Graham
Emos Curtis
Bertha Atchison
Jennie M Keith
Henry Gibson
Milford
Jaques
Bentey
VanDorn
Oregon
Kosuluelke County
Pacific Co
Leone Temple
Rathbone Sistera
Pierceton Temple
Hortense Kirkpatrick
Indiana Game Lawn
Brock Balt Wat
Charien L. DeVault
Columbia
Sed Insurance Mania
Hotel Hays
Ryerson Cemetery
Henry Hudso
Rochester Sentinel
Mutual Insurance
Eh. Eaton
Sovantopol
Trinity Lutheran
General Council
Lutheran Church of North America
T. E. Schmank
Krotel
New York City
Lindberg
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
J. Fry
Mt. Airy
Imen
Francis B. Shunk
Lever
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