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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
8
The Bloomfield News reports Democratic chatter and Republican counterpoints about a gubernatorial nominee. It notes South Bend figure G. B. F. Shive seeks the nomination and hints at party tensions and maneuvering around endorsements. The item lists upcoming dates and public notices in a nascent election climate.
Alopzo Pee Kellams and Anna Sturgeon. Aintha P Casper and Caroline Harter. Will N Brown and Agatha Mattingly. George Thomas Byerg and Kate Busis. Mather McCrackeh and Estella Riok appear in the license notices as couples seeking marriage approvals.
Fragmented police court notes show George Wagdla jailed after a disorderly incident and fines. Local officials discuss road plans and street improvements while warnings of prosecutions for Fourth of July violations echo through the city. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as a remedy for dizziness headaches and digestive troubles.
Notice is hereby given that final settlement proceedings are filed in the matter of the estate of Henry, deceased. Barr, as administrator, reports the estate assets and seeks approval in the June term of court.
Complaint No 21 filed by Allen Hastings attorneys for plaintiffs in the Davis County Indiana court. It states Matilda F Roberts and Dewi Roberts are non residents and necessary parties in a mortgage foreclosure action with application for a receiver. Defendants are ordered to appear at the next term on October day 1903 at the courthouse in Washington County Indiana. Court clerk Troitas Hakrre signs notice. Hastings Allen & Hastings represent the plaintiff authorities.
In the circuit court June term 1903 notice is given that Malert M. Perkins as administrator of the estate of George A. Honey deceased filed his account for final settlement. The court will hear objections July 8. Heirs creditors and all interested must appear and show cause why the administrator should not be discharged and why final settlement should not be approved. Clerk Thomas Harris. Hastings Allen & Hastings attorney for estate. Washington Indiana. June 16.
Administratrix Martha Jones announces that all debts and estate claims must be settled by the court date. She requests allowance of her final account and seeks approval at a hearing, with heirs and witnesses required to appear and prove heirship, as recorded by the Beal Hastings clerk and attorneys.
Indiana notice in Davis County announces nonresident Laura Campbell sued by Nora Boas. Complaint No. 113671 states nonresidence and necessary party status. Court to hear at Washington on October second in the circuit court, Allen & Hastin attorneys.
In the circuit court on June 16, 1903, the administrator of the estate of Thoelie Deceased filed for insolvency. The court found the estate insolvent and ordered settlement of debts. creditors are notified to file claims or allow administration. Historic notice references Henry Davies, creditors, and publication by Margaret O. Can orns Tt.
The readable portion references a board review and a meeting day set apart for interested parties. Mentions Washington City and various garbled names, with instruction to be present on a specific day for the review process.
A fragmented notice indicates three heirs and creditors must appear to establish proof of heirship for the Hastings estate. Allen Hastings, attorney for the estate, notes a deadline in May for any claim or payment related to the estate proceedings.
An H. & I. excursion picks up travelers in the city at 7, boarding for Evansville where they will board the river steamer St. Louis for a trip today. The tonic advertised promises a tasteless dose to quell chills and fever, priced at 50 cents.
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