Notice to Now Residents in Indian County Court Case 1897
Notice to the defendants James Davis and others that they must appear on March 15 1897 at the Washington Indiana circuit court to answer the complaint filed by Esther J McKhan and attorney Wadworth Williams. The action seeks to declare satisfaction of a mortgage and the defendants nonresidency makes them necessary parties per court notice. The clerk Thomas D Blimp signs.
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State of Indians
Daviess County
Threrato
Arch
Ainess
Holpen
Washioton
Washington
Indiana
A.D
Thomas
Wadsworth & Wadsworth Atty
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Estate Proceedings
In the Davis County Court at Washington Indiana January term 1897 Frank I Se frit administrator of the estate of Bidanor Befrit Ge enced presents and files his account and vouchers for final settlement. The circuit court will examine the account on February 8 1897. Heirs creditors and all interested must appear and show cause if any the account or vouchers should not be approved. Tomas D Sumb Clerk Bulheimer Downey Attorneys.
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Kavicas County
Indiang
Q. Teri
Rance Six
Daviess County
Indiana
Dratsemont
Joun G
Leming
sherlir-Daviess County
O'Neal
O'Neall
Bleador
Daviess Parents Court
Braakili Se Isjton
Bidanor
I. Sefrit
Isia Daviess Chioutz Court
Washington
Tomas D. Sumb
Bulheimer& Downey
Attys
Rjarsb Wa
Huge City Fire Rages Through Retail Block
Flames engulf a large streetfront building on Market Street as firemen tackle a blaze spanning a multi story brick block. Reported losses include a dry goods store and surrounding structures with extensive smoke and wind aiding the spread. Fire officials declared thousands in damages and prepared for potential further embers as crews worked through the night.
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Hesbig
Fcate
Durip
Protforg “Fanty
Apd
Fitbett
John Wi
Wanamakér'a
Anket
Cnid
Chicago Riots and City Censorship in 19th Century Hunger Crisis
Dramatic account of extreme poverty in Chicago with 50 600 naked homeless and starving residents. Reports claim local press suppression, detailing editors urged to avoid distress and protect the city’s reputation while truth about starvation spreads via limited outlets.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Was Amm srepai d a farm hand poort on binds
A fragment from a Hillsdale area issue describes hardship during a non specified period. It details hunger and cold affecting families, a missing boy, and the public pleas for aid, with references to local charities and a fabricated medicine advertisement mixed into tales of poverty.
City Council Change of Bis marck Street to Bryans Avenue
The council adopted a resolution to rename Bis marck street to Bryans Avenue near the new fifth side school. Debate centered on costs of fire department gear with Mr. Heady urging restraint, criticizing the department as an “eating factory” costing 20 to 30 thousand annually. Critics warned against overpaying for equipment while praising Chief. The meeting wrapped after reports on ladder purchases and a committee finding no need for new lagers and trucks.
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Saul & Eskride
Redges
Bismarck Street
Bentsy Avenue
Petersburg
Troy
Fifth ‘Side
Biarch Street
Bryan Street
Brax
Finderjartiment
Busin
Td Council
Brady
Viper System
Local Court Gossip on Suspected Suicides and Jail Cases
The afternoon paper reports a tense court scene with eight possible suiciders discussed. Two young defendants remain in county jail while a confederate faces penitentiary sentences. Attorneys clash over treatment and retractions amid tense public interest.
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Iit
Vlan Ag
Givens
Sentance
Ted Rate
Obates
Tho
Imah
Early Session urged by President prompt tariff action
Fragmented report notes President aims to press Congress for an early tariff decision in the first session. Mentioned is a Chicago candidate and remarks from Kinley about tariff policy, plus local visits and scattered cabinet and religious notices.
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Philadelphia
Lat
Gan
Tleer
Chico
Lddyont
Kinley
Golden Wend ing Celebrated Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Andrew Dos mark fifty years since their wedding in a local ceremony. A community memory notes the couple’s long union, with neighbors recalling the milestone and extending congratulations in a citywide acknowledgment.
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Andrew Dos
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