Indiana court actions and estates clearings summarized
Court records show forgery charges dismissed in State of Indiana vs Monroe Gall and fish law violation dismissed in State of Indiana vs Elton Steph ensen. Estates settled: Magdalena Harman awarded under $500. Arthur E Idle estate sale approved with deed to W Idle and Mary E Idle. Samuel Linn sale approved to Aaron E Mayer. Frank ter estate sale of personal property approved. real estate sales approved for several guardians and administrators with final exhibits filed. Merger underwriters funded up to 3200 million, profits cited at 30 million with Morgan Co share 11.3 million. critique of anti trust laws and underwriters' stance quoted from New York World.
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Commissioners' Court
State of Indians
Monroe Gall
State of Indiana
Elton Stephensen
Christian Tmarman
Magdalena Harman
Indiana Loan & ‘Trust Co
Arthur E. Idle
H W. Idle
Mary E. Idle
Elijal A. Blue
Samuel Linn
Aaron E. Mayer
Marquis
Bishop
Frank Ter
John Biggs
Red W. Cannon
Alice Cannon
Morgan & Co’s
Morgan
New York World
Charles W. Scott Named for Kosciusko and Whitley Also
Indiana native since childhood, Charles W. Scott, nominated last week by Democrats for joint representative of Kosciusko and Whitley counties, has deep roots in Boone county and Warsaw. Civil War veteran, former Boone clerk, mutual telephone pioneer, and longtime Masonic, Odd Fellows, and Knights of Pythias member, he is described as an honorable, trusted citizen with a record of public service and personal integrity.
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Charles W. Scott
Democrats
Kosciusko
Whitley
Indiana
Jie
Logan County
Ohio
Boone County
Mutual
Florida
Iodiana
Warsaw
Koseiusko County
Scott
Rich Mountain
Lebanon
Political notes on candidates and campaigns across states
The notes discuss Republican and Democratic figures like James Graves of Kendallville, Mr. Hanna, and Thomas Taggart, plus comments on rural mail routes and Maine results. References to President Roosevelt, Oyster Bay talks, and the Beet Trust injunction frame a broader election and labor context with regional scrutiny.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
South Bend Times
Merger Tale of Steel Trust and Underwriters
The United States Steel Corporation arose from the merger of major steel firms that produced about 67 percent of U S iron and steel. A syndicate of underwriters was deemed necessary to guarantee stability despite each merged company being profitable on its own. The combined entity was portrayed as a safe bet, yet concerns about the true solidity persisted as prosperity was interwoven across all firms.
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United States Steel Corporation
Goshen
Col. M. BR. Hascall
Col
Hascall
Walkerton political clash over tariff and trusts
A long readers' scrape discusses a Walkerton congressional race with tariff and trust issues. It cites J. P. Morgan & Co forming a guarantor syndicate, mentions the Dingley tariff, and notes Republicans rallying behind or opposing tariff protections while contrasting Democrat Hering and Republican Brick. The piece reflects press disagreement and campaign tactics across several papers.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Walkerton
Republican Party
Brick Absents Threatens Walkerton Meeting in Rain
A Walkerton campaign gathering in damp weather drew Democratic and Republican supporters. Congressman Brick failed to appear, no replacement was found, and the meeting was declared off. Walker ton Republicans denounced Brick’s conduct, while Democratic nominee Prof. F. Kh.fering spoke to a large crowd and denied Republican campaign claims.
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Brick
Walkerton
F. Kh.fering
Echo
Hering
Psus
Goshen Democrat
Congressman's Record Is Public Property Not Personal Wrongs
The piece argues that Brick deserves leniency for personal faults but insists his congressional record is public property. It says opponents should reveal facts about his public service without personal abuse and that voters have a right to know truth about his conduct in office.
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Hering
Congressman Brick
Congress
Democratic candidate F B Herring to speak across Kosciusko County
The schedule lists Professor F B Herring, Democratic candidate for Congress, speaking in Kosciusko County locations and dates including Pierceton on Monday afternoon September 22, North Webster and Syracuse on September 22 and 23, Claypool on September 26, Mentone on September 29, Milford on October 13, Etna Green on October 14, and Warsaw on October 24.
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F. EB. Herring
Kosciusko County
Pierceton
North Webster
Syracuse
Claypool
Mentone
Milford
Etna Green
Warsaw
Obituary and local notices from Warsaw and vicinity
Obituary for Anna Harman Relach born December 24 1817 in Dauphin PA died September 6 1902 at Warsaw Indiana aged 84 years 8 months 12 days. Survived by six sons and five daughters two sons and three daughters remain. Details of marriage and church membership follow with note of her faith and service. Funeral at Stony Point U B Church September 8 1902 conducted by Rev G F Byrer. Also obituary of John Jacob Biele died August 3 61. Weather and crop losses reported by T J Lee from heavy rains. Wabash veterans to meet October 1 at North Manchester. Mentone native Co L Blue appointed weather observer in Washington with monthly pay.
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Anna Harman Relach
Dauphin County
Warsaw
Lad
Fredrick Relach
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Ohio
Kosciusko County
Reisch
Ind
Jutherant Church
United Brethren Church
Stony Point
Bryant Tusing
Theelasa
Chittaren
Olne
G. F. Byrer
U. B. Church
Reforesting effort grows as schools push plant culture
A county note urges continued tree planting and forest recovery. State and federal forestry offices distribute planting literature as farmers and landowners seek guidance. While spelling skills decline among students, the writer recalls past schooling and urges stronger focus on spelling as a foundation of education. References to Riley and a push for cleanliness appear alongside commentary on rural schooling and community progress.
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State Forestry Board
Bureau of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
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John M. Miller
Martin Regenus
Rhesa Blue
Mary Ll. Jemeson, Ey
John Ayres
Carrie Drudge
Joseph AH. Ricuoy
Sarah Grace Lewis
Clarence TS. Bibler
Annie B. Medington
Alfred O. Stevenson
Martha Weaver
Otia Marquis
Alice Neel
Eric Sketch
Lake Shore
Chicago
James Graves
Kendallville
Cleveland
lFort Wayne Sentinel
Rochester Sentinel
Thomas Taggart
State Committee
Maine
Ulne Republian
Brick Sitl
South Bend
Steel Trust
FIM
Calfern
Congressman Cailed
Republlican
Anoka
Minon
Shailor
Thhose
Philadelphia Record
Columbia City Post
Elkhart
Mishawaka
the Post
Babcock
Cuba
Indianapolis News
William W. Whiteley
Springfield
Crelea
Whiteley
Prof. Hering
Mr. Brick
Professor Herring
John Jacob Biele
Jefferson Township
T. J. Lee
Wabash County
North Manchester
Harter's Grove
G. A . Hall
Co. L. Blue
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Miami
McGuffey
Dumont Lotz
Meno
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Muncie Herald
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
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