Death Notices and Obituaries in City Sorrow
News of Claude Liebhardt former Washington high school instructor dies in South Bend after typhoid and surgery with early 1900s medical details. Also notes death of Cunningham of Maryland born 1929 and burial in Olney and Green River. Gertrude Wayman infant at orphan home. Nellie Taylor Ged dies at home. Mrs J B Love dies in Loggoots. Rose Miley dies after measles and pneumonia. City memorials and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Liebhardt
Washington
Bloomington
Shortridge
Indianapolis
Indianpolis
New York
Indiana
South Bend
Oliver Plow Company
Mr. Liebhardt
Credit Department
Credit Départment
Liebhardt
Att Minneapoli
Minn
Indiana University
Bell- Man
Wadsworth
Chicago
Leichhardt
Meapolis
Anil
George W. ‘Cunningham
Himira
Frank Chatingham
Edward Cunningham
iGreen River
Wyo
Mary Sherman
Olney
Greenfield
James, Whitcomb Riley
Gertrude Wayman
Nellie Taylor
Zack Taylor
Taylor
Sandered
Maysville
State Normal
Matrimonial disputes and delinquency report in Knox county
In Ketchem vs Storm a quieting of title was granted. Washington Reality vs Malidia Wallace settled by agreement. Mary E. Mitchell of Elnora files for divorce and child custody, alleging adultery on May 29 1906 and separation on May 30 after a July 29 1897 marriage. Attorney Thomas Sears. Transcripts filed in three Knox circuit suits against Knox Coal co to cancel leases by Barr Philippe and Fox families. Juvenile court hears Ray Cushman case. sentenced to Indiana boys school at Plainfield for theft. Cushman, 15, son of Levi Cushman, previously in trouble, captured at Linton and held in Daviess county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm
Washington
Malidia Wallace
Mary, E. Mitchell
Elnora
Thomas Sears
Mitchell
I. & W. Railroad
Knox Circuit Court
Knox Coal Company
Joseph Barr
Lewis Phillipe
William H. Fox
C. E. Davis
J. Wilmison
H. Q. Houghton
Ray Cushman
Indiana
Plainfield
Cushman
Linton
Colbert
Daviess County
Levi Cushman
Elmore Township
Mrs Hettie McCoy Wins Suit Against Evansville and Terre Haute Rail
In Daviess circuit court a jury awarded Mrs Hettie McCoy 800 dollars in damages after ruling the Evansville and Terre Haute Railway negligent. Trial began Monday with testimony, closing speeches before noon Wednesday, and verdict after two hours of deliberation. McCoy sued for injuries from a 1907 Vincennes crossing accident with her husband in a wagon. Damages originally sought were 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie McCoy
Eviansville and
Terre Haute
Daviess
Houghton
Cullop & Shaw
Vincennes
Padgett & Padsett
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Evansvillettorney
Knox’ County
Dqne Heri
Sixth Street
Danages
Hyatt farm change in ownership seals 180 acres
Washington Realty Co. of this city closed a deal Thursday transferring Hyatt farm of 180 acres located near Hyatt station. Former owners Larkin Howard and Charles Monont sold to Grant Price of Hardinsville for 12 600 dollars after four years ownership from Marion Chandler. Price plans a modern home and possession in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Realty Company
Hyatt Farm
Hyatt's
Sation
Larkin Howard
Charles Monont
Grant Price
Hardinsville
Howard and
Mount Ought
Marion Chandler
Walter
Elawick Tel
Price Aea
Double Identity Mystery Tangles Columbus Woman and Washington Bride
Detective from Columbus uncovers a complex case of bigamy and mistaken identity in Washington. A divorce suit hinges on whether the bride in a Covington wedding matches a Washington woman named Ethel May Armstrong, with a second Armstrong in Columbus and a history of marriages and aliases complicating the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C.M. Foster
Columbus
Pinkerton
Went
Parrell
Ohio
Lan
Armstrong
Hayes
Bee
Parrel
Covington
Snider
George W. Snider
Ethel May Armstrong
Caplain
Chargin
Walgton
Indiana
Sweptson
Ethel
May Armstrong
Swepston
Coyington
Ethel Mar Armstrong
Chiilicothe
May
Nodular Disease Killing Sheep in Indiana Counties
Dr. J. W. Klotz of Noblesville reports a nodular disease decimating sheep in Hamilton and nearby counties. He warns it’s likely caused by a small worm and suggests removing sheep from farms for two to three years, fearing widespread losses and economic impact on local flocks and sausage production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
J. W. Klotz
Indiana Veterinary’ College
Noblesville
Indiana
Klotz
Daviess County
Stranger intoxicated man jailed after peaceful period ends
Otto Roberts of St Louis and Mitchell, found drunk by night patrolman Gregory, guided to Colbert hotel. Mayor Russell fines him one dollar and costs. Roberts buys a meal ticket for eleven days. Local records show two weeks of unusual police inactivity and rare calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Toper
Otto Roberts
St. Louis and
Mitchell
Colbert Hotel
Russell
Otto
Marshal Corning
Mortgage Exemptions Explained for County Taxpayers
County assessor John Sims warns mortgage holders they qualify for a $700 exemption this year and must file accurate exemption blanks. Any error in mortgage description or book page records can revoke the deduction, with the period running March 1 to April 30. Auditors Nugent and Recorder McCracken can provide blank forms from the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sims
County Recorder
Nugent
McCracken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brim
Glaude Liebhardt
Tor
Mr. Cunningham
Wagna
Maryland
Baltimore
Philladelphia
George, Borch
Plainville
J. B. Love
Rose B. Miley
Williema’Miley
Trees Crebt
Odbye
Morgane
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