Notice in Indiana Court Quieting Title Case
Notice to non residents in Daviess Circuit Court Washington Indiana for Lloyd Clark versus Fidelity Trust and Safety Vault Company et al Complaint No 10635. Non resident defendant Louisville Kentucky must appear on the first day of the next term and answer or risk final hearing in absence. Clerk Thomas Warris signs the notice dated April 16 1901.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Aviess
Statoss
Llloyd Clark
Fidelity Trust and Safety Vault Company
Tharp & Downey
Louisville
Kentucky
Daviess
Washington
Courtyland
Eppae
Thomas Warris
Tapae
Non-Resident Notice in Daviess Circuit Court 1901
Non resident defendants are summoned for attachment and garnishment in the Daviess Circuit Court June term 1901. Defendants William Scott R A Blount J B Watkins William Kirkwood F Wren unknowns and others must answer by the first day of court or face judgment. Also notices of marriage and administrator appointment appear in unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess Circuit Court
William Beck
Walter
F Palmer
William Scott
Watkins
Willian
Kirkawood
Smith
J. D. Blount
John R
Joseph Chappocke
Gardiner & Slimp
Padget
Padgett
William Beckee
R. A. Blou
Daviess
Washington
Tron
A. Hanks
Garpiner
Actress Fired Over Cake Walk At Chicago Puritan Event
The fragment notes an actress dismissed from a Homa hotel event in Chicago tied to a cake walk during a Sabbath party. It references public sentiment that wicked Chicago reflects Puritan roots, with a satirical glance at Richard Croker Jr and a Boston dog show where he won prizes.
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Homa
Chicago
Richard Croker, Jr
Boston
America
New Jersey Allows Horse Meat Under Veterinary Slaughter Rules
A historical note indicates New Jersey permitted horse meat consumption after on hoof veterinary inspection and post slaughter processing. The law required the carcass to be placed in tierces and marked with seals or meat stamps in one inch high letters, illustrating a specific regulatory approach to horse meat.
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New Jersey
Newspaper Ethics in Coverage Two Sides of the Debate
A fragment reflects a debate over whether a newspaper should expose wrongdoing or protect the guilty by avoiding mention. The speaker contrasts public shaming with editorial restraint and questions backbone and motives of editors.
Sunday School at Bel Flower Church Approaches
April 26, 1901 report notes Sunday school scheduled for Bel Flower Sunday at 3 PM. In local social news Miss Maud Dean of Washington visits. Miss Myrtle Bramble and Cozy Vannostrin spend Sunday with Miss Omia Robinson. crowd gathers at Miss Robinson’s home Saturday evening with games and music. several locals named among attendees.
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Bel Flower
Myrtle Bramble
Cozy Vannostrin
Omia Robinson
Charles Osmon
Leo Gooter
Min | Robinson
Mary Hefron
Eva Cropr
Cozy Vannostran
Mionic
May Perkins
Maud Dean
Luther Wade
Arthur Bramble
John Hefron
Curtis Robinson
Charley Cropp
Maud Done
Washington
Addie Dougherty
Frank Rahey
Montgomery
Dicey Tomey
Bethel News Briefs From April 26 1901
Delayed item notes Hugh Simonas confined to bed with pneumonia. Local wheat crop looks good and farmers predict a fine drop this year. Mrs Andy Inman of Plainville visits sick relatives. Joseph Wallace returns to Glendale to run a normal. Lon Veale repairing his dwelling. Walter Morgan back from Bellaire Ohio. Albert Singleton of Eaglesville visits W S Johnson. John Hitchcock and daughter of Odon visit James Whitney family. Ladies of the vicinity hold quilting and social events. Mrs Murray of Bloomington visits.
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Hugh Simonas
Andy, Inman
Plainville
Joseph Wallace
Glendale
Lon Veale
Walter Morgan
Bellaire
Ohio
Albert Singleton
Eaglesville
W.S. Johnson
John | Hitchcock
Odon
James Whitney
Dick Dobbins
Ing Society
Murray
Bloomington
Levanna Man Credits Electric Bitters for Health Return
Mail carrier Burnett Mann of Levanna Ohio recalls years of kidney trouble and back pain. After six bottles of Electric Bitters he says he felt renewed energy and relief from ailments. The remedy regulates stomach liver kidneys and bowels and is offered with a 50 cent price and guarantee by J N Jones.
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Burnett Mann
Levanna
J. N. Jones
Ely's Cream Bala for Nasal Catarrh and Cold
Ely Brothers offer Ely's Cream Bala as a nasal purifying and healing treatment. Marketed as a cure for a morbid membrane condition in nasal passages, the remedy is sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents from 56 Warren Street New York. Immediate relief is claimed as the remedy spreads over the membrane and is absorbed.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
The Presidents Coming Tour Across the Nation
The president and party will begin a nationwide tour next week described as the most notable in memory aside from Grant. He travels through the South West Central states to meet loyal supporters amid a display of national unity and faith in his administration.
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Grant
McKinley
Warner
West
Central States
Boston Women Ride At Local Horse Show
Five Boston women will ride astride at a local horse show in Boston. The piece notes the city’s modern outlook will arrive gradually and baked beans remain a staple for a time.
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Boston
Former Mayor Spencer Opposes Gas Franchises
The writer notes ex mayor Spencer urged the council to reject natural gas franchises arguing gas would disrupt the electric light plant. The piece questions the stance as unusual and warns Washington is outgrowing current light facilities and needs gas to meet rising demand.
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Spencer J
Washington
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
President Kruger to Visit United States This Summer
Princeton News notes that reports from Holland say President Kruger intends to visit the United States in the summer. It jokes that if he is bent now he may be broke by his arrival.
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W. R
Tal
Douglase
Dean
Atahy Drug Store
Holland
Kruger
United States
Princeton News
Bryan unyielding figure irks Democratic rivals and editors
Fragmented political commentary portrays William J. Bryan as a persistent force, clashing with Henri Watterson and Southern editors. It discusses potential reorganization by Thomas Taggart and Senator Hanna, claiming a unified Democratic return is unlikely while a new party may rise.
Unsure ad fragment for Swiss green finish bottled goods
Fragmentary advertisement from a New York supplier listing price six cents cash or money order, 257 Broadway. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Megs Chemical Co
Broadway
York
Estella Barber Dies of Brain Injury at Seven
Estella Barber seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Barber of near Colbert died Sunday from a brain injury received about four years ago. Burial held Sunday afternoon nearby.
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Estella
Andrs
Hiram Barber
Near Cumbagied
Association Notice of Stock Series Start May 3 1901
Association and Loan Association will open a new series in both classes of its stock on May 3 1901. The institution is home managed, stock matures in five years and ten months, with 11 percent profit on matured stock. For information visit the office of Win Heffernan Secretary. Also notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures injuries in five days. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders advertised for childhood relief.
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Vings and Loan Association
Win
Heffernan
Remedy Endorsed by Hartford Druggist for Cholera Remedy
Druggist A C W Sawtelle of Hartford recommends Chamberlaints Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy after a customer crediting its life saving effects. A man with cold pains allegedly recovered after a single dose, and another customer left the store smiling after treatment. Mitchells Pharmacy is listed as a seller.
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Acw. Sawtelle
Hartford, Conn
Mitchells Pharmacy
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Inston
Standard Oil Company
Oon Cross Tansy Pills
Do Cinco Co
Des Moles
Huslemgier
Wheeler & Wilson
Joun F
Boutelle
Vincennes
Hunemeir
Hunemeier Drugstore
Will Schneider
St. Louis
Bertha Ulrich
James A. Sparks
Coun- Notics
Alfred H. Bolton
Philippine Island
Cel
Spans
Hastings
Allen & Billheimer
Hiracld
Burdocker
Maryll
West Cornwell
Conn
Wadsworth & Wala Attorneys - At- Law
Northwest
Cornehird and
Main
J. E. Williams
Thomas’ Jewelery Store
Earnest G
Riterskamp Furniture
East Main S
Jones’ Drug Store
Temple Court
Diana
Trainor
Bethel’ News
Bryan
Henri Watterson
Great Southern
Bryant
Watterson
Sach
Thomas Taggart
Anne Mark
Hanna
Tom Taggart
Republican Party
Mortuary
Barber
Colbert
LaGrange
J. N
etCo
Fourth Street
Gray
Allen S
Olmsted
le Roy
Geo
H. Engert
Jeweler and Optiuiay
Main St
Yhone OO
J. L. Oliphant and Son
Walnut Street
J. L. Oliphant : Son
Shields and Homarr
Murphy Blocs
3D St
Post
Washigton
Ind
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