Petition of Bankrupt for His Discharges
Court orders in bankruptcy matter setting dates for hearings and notices. It directs publication in the Gazette Washington and requires creditors to respond by a specified day.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
2
Court orders in bankruptcy matter setting dates for hearings and notices. It directs publication in the Gazette Washington and requires creditors to respond by a specified day.
A petition for discharge in a bankruptcy case filed by Pan Lefrit, a bankrupt resident of Indiana, is scheduled for hearing on the upcoming December session. The notice appears in the Gazette and lists creditors and related persons as required by court rules.
The ordinance requires all builders and contractors to mark excavations and obstructions in streets or sidewalks with a red light at each end and crosswalk. Lights must burn from dusk to morning. If left unattended, a fence or barrier must be placed. Fines range from one to twenty five dollars. City Clerk Joseph Wilson certifies enforcement.
Holiday rates apply to round trips within the Central Passenger Association territory. Tickets on sale December 23 24 30 31 and January 1 2 3 with limited validity. Tickets issued through Southern Railway and EB I offerings.
A veteran of many years, George Ailean, suffered a fatal incident during a factory shift. Local authorities report ministering hardships and mourning the loss as community members reflect on his contributions.
A church bulletin lists ward officers, treasurer, and various committee members including Mrs. Bret Woiwwu Mrs. Ma rok and Mr Emm ai Natemetr. Amid notes on weddings and license approvals, the piece mentions applicants for a saloon license and a pending wedding halted by accusations, with references to local firms and tailors on Main Street.
Real estate transfers list multiple properties including Burrage to Bennett and Doyle to Hers, with prices noted. The section mentions a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway service expansion with palace sleeping cars and direct links to Marquette and Copper Country points. A testimonial endorses Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Thomas Bower of Glencoe Ohio.
The wedding of Laura Mattingly to W. Dobbs was held in Oklahoma City with the bride leaving for Oklahoma to reside there. The bride is daughter of the late James Mattingly, a former register and holds family ties in this city.
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