Notices in Indiana court docket threaten quiet title cases
Indiana notices list Daviess county circuit court cases from November 1907. Plaintiffs Thomas J. Clark and John Jackson sue to quiet title against defendants including William G. Jett, Margery Deitz, Samuel Chamness, and heirs of several Chamness and Hyatt relatives. Hearings set for early 1908 at Washington courthouse. Also reports a marriage separation petition for Mattie Arterburn and a subsequent marriage license for Ernest Orender and Dora B Sawyer, with Arterburn seeking custody and alleging adultery.
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State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess Circuit Court
Thomas J. Clark
William G. Jett
Margery Deitz
Daviess
Irina
Indiana
Washington
WM. A. Wallace
Heffernan & Mattingly
Attys
William A.hyatt
Ralph Hyatt
Theodore Hyatt
Louis Hyatt
Laura Blanche Hoover
Walter Hyatt
Martha B. Sargent
Circuit Court
Court House
Heffernan & Mattingly, Attys
Mattle Arterburn
Steele Township
Herbert Arterburn
Ernest E. ‘Orender
Dora B. Sawyer
Orender
William Riley
Miss Sawyer
Greele Township
Arterburn
Mattie Orender
Chaney drafts a bank tax to back deposits with federal reserve
Representative John C Chaney unveils a financial bill taxing national banks at one tenth of one percent of capital. Tax proceeds fund a Washington reserve to guarantee depositors in bank failures. Banks would realize assets to repay depositors in full after closures, with state legislatures given time to act.
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John C. Chaney
Washington
Honal Ganks
Extrador Eye Enh Speen Report Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable facts about an eye related topic. Names, dates, places, or outcomes are not discernible.
December Settlement Reports Daviess County Taxes
Deputy County Auditor Will Camp completes the December settlement sheet for Daviess County covering state and county revenue for 1906. The report shows $29,927 state revenue, $21,314 in collections for township and school funds, and a total delinquency of $29,021.95. Net distribution totals rise to $131,583.73 with $21,314 allocations from November. County treasurer Truglove heads to Indianapolis for final settlement.
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Will Camp
Daviess County
Truglove
Indianapolis
City of Washington
Washington Township
Spi
Veale
Reeve
Harrison Town
Montgome
Chicago to Host 1908 Republican National Convention Call
The Republican National Committee issued a call signed by Chairman Harry S. New and Secretary Elmer Dover directing the 1908 convention to be held in Chicago on June 16. It outlines delegates, districts, and credentials from states and territories, with notices of selection procedures and contested credentials handled by the committee. A Chicago dispatch notes Vice President Fairbanks’ campaign seeking hotel accommodations as preparations for the event begin.
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Chicago
Haseen
Harry S, New
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
United States
Fay
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawai
P Neloal
Republican Congression— ‘al Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican State Committee
Congressional Committee
Frict of
Columbia
Sidney, Bieber
Percy Cat
George F. Collins
Porto ‘Rico
Phippine Islands
Washington
National Committee
Fairbanks
Chicag Record- Herald
James P. Goodrich
Indianapolis
Airbanks
An en into the mill
A fragmentary line from a historical page reads in broken form, offering no clear event or identifiable names. The legible portion hints at a generic inquiry or note about a mill, but lacks sufficient details to establish context.
Bank Robbery Foiled by Morning Patrols
A failed safe crack at an unnamed bank left only 3 50 in the vault. Stranger with a mustache visited a restaurant and questioned a boy for bank hours. Citizens and staff reported feeling alarmed as White and Guards officers patrolled after the attempt.
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Strangland
Walker
Striking Intruder Forces Entry as Women Call for Help
An unknown man tried to force a door during an evening incident, but fled when occupants screamed for aid. Crowds on Main and Cen ter streets saw the suspect, described as sandy complexioned and middle aged, following three women, including Mrs. Cox's two daughters. Police tracked tracks near Southwestern and Seventh streets.
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Center Street
Main Street
B, & CO. Southwestern
Seventh Street
Narrow escape at White River endangers swimmer
Charles Neidig of this city nearly drowned Sunday at White river while watching for the body of William Maher drowned a week earlier. Neidig, intoxicated and in an agitated state, plunged in after Maher's corpse, disappeared underwater, and was rescued by companions who pulled him into a boat just as he attempted another dive.
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Charles Neidig
White River
Neidig
Willam Maher
Maher
Yarbrough
Man Injured in Fall at Round House
D. T. Berry, a 78 year old B and O Southwestern shops employee, fell in the round house around 6 am Tuesday and sprained his back. Doctors fear the injury could be serious due to his age.
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D. T. Berry
Southwestern
Round House
Mr.Berry
Mr. Berry
Sheriff Milton Pitzgerald Plans Farm Move After Service
Milton Pitzgerald, retiring sheriff at year’s start, will move his family to a Washington township farm south of the city. He leaves a record in office scarcely equaled by any predecessor.
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Milton Pitzgerald
Washington Township
Fitzgerald
Marriage License Granted To Elmore Township Pair
Isiah Copeland, a farmer from Elmore township, and Grace M. McBride of Elmore township have been granted a marriage license. Miss McBride is a daughter of George McBride who resides near Linton.
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Isiah Copeland
Elmore Township
Grace ‘M. McBride
Miss McBride
George McBride
Linton
Settlement Planned Between County Officials
In Indianapolis at noon, County Treasurer Truelove and County Auditor Nugent will conduct a settlement with the state treasurer. The event centers on finalizing accounts and closing pending balances.
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Truelove
Nugent
Dianapolis
June Broom Picks Ties Against Wife in Shakeup
A light domestic note hints at June Broom defying his wife by choosing his own ties at a time of small household tensions. The remark playfully suggests a forthcoming domestic shift and humor in personal style choices.
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M. J. Carnahan
Washington Realty
Haney
Dent
Rght
Madison Township
Elnora
Steele
Bogard Township
Abe Werth
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Eno Non
Seal Coe
Wabingne
Standard Oil Co
D. W. Bell
Oph. D
Park
Old Stand
Washington, Indiana
R. Yd
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Cannerburg
George
Smith
Prustee
Jesse Godwin
Reeve Township
Reuee
Charles L. .Stuckey
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