Notice of Admin Sistratrix Appointment for McCracken Estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Thomas McCracken deceased. The estate is to be entered. Amanda J. McRackes is named administratrix. Herrerxan & Matrindy, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCracken
Amanda J
Herrerxan & Matrindy
Attys
Mary B. Goodman
Daviess County
Indiana
Billheimer
Admr
Hastings
ALLEN
Appointment of James H. Gartex as Executor in Indiana
Notice announces James H. Gartex appointed executor of Henry Shively's estate in Daviess County Indiana. The will names the executor Hastixes Allen and Billheimer as attorneys. The estate is described as solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gartex
ALLEN
Billheimer
Bankrupt Discharge Petition in Indiana Court
Petition of Charles L. Carroll for discharge in bankruptcy No. 113 heard May 27 1901 before Judge John H. Baker at Indianapolis. Notice to creditors to appear and show cause. clerk to mail copies of petition and order to known creditors. Also notice of administration of Zylphia M. Gregory estate in Daviess County Indiana solvency stated. attorneys Hastineng, Allen & Bilzheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Carroll
Indiana
A. D
Indianapolis
Gazette
Washington
Keown
John H. Baker
Nosre v. Baker
Notice of Appointment and Sheriff’s Sale in Indiana
Notice that Mary B Goodman estate appoints BILLHEIMER as administrator in Daviess County Indiana. Court orders public sale of real estate Lots 61 and 64 West Washington Place to satisfy judgment with rents and profits for up to seven years and in case of shortfall further sale of fee simple. Sale by Janet A M'Corp Sheriff on June 1 1901 at the Daviess County Courthouse with Pancert & Padgett representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington Place
Sarah C. Williamson
Lottie Himburg
Theodore, Himburg
Jessis Williamson
Ada Williamson
Marie = Williamson
George Franklin Williamson
Nellie’ Williamson
George W. White
McPherson Resigns From Pension Examining Board seat
Dr S bi McPherson resigns as one of four members of the Pension Examining Board leaving a vacancy in the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bi. ‘McPherson
Pension Examining Board
Tobacco Yields and Prices Reported for Indiana Region
Rising Sun Recorder notes tobacco yields in the Indiana region average about 1000 pounds per acre. Prices range from 3 to 5 cents per pound this year, translating to roughly 50 to 80 dollars per acre for growers. The report highlights profitable potential amid modest market gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun Recorder
Thieves Steal Steam Boiler Then Caught Returning
In Chicago thieves stole a steam boiler from a laundry and were captured when they returned to the building and lot. This acts as a warning against avarice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inquest Finds Earl R Sutton Killed on Railroad Right Of Way
Coroner EZ Trainor of Daviess County Indiana held an inquest in Washington on April 29 1901 into Earl R Sutton who died on April 28 1901 from a skull fracture on the B&O S W Railroad right of way near Washington Ice Plant. The death is ruled an accident with no blame assigned. Sutton a Dayton Ohio resident, about 24, 5 8, 150, dark hair and eyes, dark complexion, American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Sutton
I. C. E. Trainor
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington
Ind
B. & O. S-W. Railroad Company
Washington Ice Company
Dayton
Ohio
EZ Trainor
Granam Santorp
Sheriff Sale No 22 in Daviess County Indiana
By virtue of an execution a sale is set for May 25 1901 at the courthouse door in Washington Indiana. The property to be sold includes parcels 30 and 31 in Ayers first addition and the fee simple of the real estate if the rent profits do not satisfy the judgment plus costs. The sale is public to the highest bidder with a reserve about Josephine McGehee Jesse F McGehee and Robert Brown for The American Grocery Company. Janet A McCorp Sheriff. May 2 1901. Tuart and Downey Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Daviess Circuit Court
Court House
Daviess County
Indiana
Ayer
Washington
Josephine McGehee
Jesse F. McGehee
Robert ,Brown
American Grocery Company
Janet A. McCorp
Tuart & Downey
Attys
Notice of License Application in Washington Indiana
Samuel Taylor a male resident of Washington township Daviess county Indiana declares he will apply to the Daviess county Board of Commissioners at the June 1901 session for a license to sell barter and give away spiritous vinous and malt liquors in a room on Walnut street Washington Ind The room measures 15 by 20 feet in a one story frame building on lot 32 Wright Clark and Wilsons addition with front and rear entrances and windows facing Walnut street Third ward Washington city Daviess county Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington Township
Wright, Clark and Wilsons
City of Washington
Ind
Walnut Street
West Fifteenth
West Sixteenth Streets
Third Ward
City of
County of Daviess
State of
Notice of License Application in Washington Indiana 1901
Notice to citizens of the Second ward in Washington Daviess County Indiana that a male resident over 21 will apply at the county commissioners meeting on the first Monday in June 1901 for a license to sell spiritous vinous or malt liquors in a south half two story brick building fronting East Third Street. The first floor front room measures thirty four by eighteen feet and has front and rear entrances.
Notice of License Application in Washington Indiana Ward Two
A male resident of Washington Indiana aged over 21 will apply to the Daviess County Board of County Commissioners at the next regular session on the first Monday in June 1901 for a license to sell spiritous vinous or malt liquors in quantities under one quart. The location is the southwest room of a two story brick building on lot 10 in old town now Washington fronting East Van Trees street. The sale room is on the ground floor, 28 by 13 feet, with front and rear entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Washington
County of
Daviess
Indiana
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Old Town
City of Washington
van Trees Street
Daniel Corcoran
Non-Residents Notice in Daviess Circuit Court Divorce
The State of Indiana Daviess county Nora E Foote sues Elisha H Foote for divorce in the Daviess Circuit Court June term 1901 Complaint 10180. The defendant's residence is unknown after diligent inquiry. notice is given that he must appear on the first day of the next term to answer or demur. Witness Thomas Harris Clerk at Washington April 26 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Daviess County
Nora E. Foote
Elisha
H. Foote
Daviess Circuit Court
Alexander M. Hardy
Elisha H. Foote
Court House
Washington
Thomas Harris
Krause's Headache Capsules Offer Quick Relief
A vintage ad promises Krause's Headache Capsules prevent pain quickly even if skull were cracked and claims the product is harmless with a 25 cent price. Sold by Hunemeir's Drug Store and includes a customer guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Hunemeir
Drag
Knox County vote buying arrests and courthouse suit docket
Four men from Wheatland John Vanhoy George Riley Sam Granger and Will and John Hootenall were arrested for selling votes to the Knox county Democrats via Philip B Harbin. Riley and the Hootenalls pleaded guilty and were disfranchised for ten years fined and costs about thirteen dollars each. The others pleaded not guilty and will stand trial. Mundy v The Big Four Railroad moved from Knox county to Daviess Circuit Court on an unusual plea with Mrs Mundy seeking damages for her son’s death and change of venue due to railroad influence. A Petersburg story of a cave in White River bluff proved to be a fabrication. The Loogootee gas strike at Lewis Spaulding’s farm reached 525 feet deep with nearby wells nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanhoy
George Riley
Sam Granger
John
Will Hootenall
Wheatland
Knox County
Philip B. Harbin
Riley
Hooten Boys
Hooten
Philip Harbin
Mundy
Big Four Railroad
Daviess
Big Four
Petersburg
White River
Harrison Township
City Papers
Vincennes
Bedford liquor dangers prompt temperance call
Citizens report bizarre eight inch reptile with four legs and striped body after drinking Bedford liquor, sparking calls for temperance revival. Local notices warn eczema cures and smallpox quarantine updates, while ads promote Dr Wood's Syrup and Electric Bitters as cure-alls.
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Pulvoul
State of Indiana
Henry Shively
Zylphia M. Gregory
James R. Steen
FraNkuIn S. Gregory
Hastines
Allen & Bilzheimer
Istrator
Sheriff's Sale
Janet A. M’corp
Pancert & Padgett
Tobacco Product,of
Liverpool
East Third Street
Epaar S. McCafferry
Hunemeier Drugstore
Lichty
Standard Oil
Loogootee
Lewis Spaulding
Jones’ Drug. Store
J. E. Williams
Ottice Thomas
Hook
Wheeler & Wilson
John F. Boutelle
Main Street
Vincennei
Cordova
Standard
Oll Co
Red Cross
The
Lads
Hune
Iowa
Murph Y Bloca
Washigton
East Fifth and Main Streets
E. F. Kendall
Net Wilson Building
VanTrees
East Third Sts
Jean M.D
Doctor Brown
Sapolio
Supolio
Wadsworth & Williams
Attorneys - At- Law
Northwest Corner
Third and Main
Hastings, Allen & Billheifer
Attorneys-at-Law
Temple Court Building
Washington -Diana
MONEY
Earnest G. Freters
Chicago News
James Lavely
Martha J. Baeley
Geo. N. Engert
Main St
A. W. Sawhtelle
Hartford
Conn
Shore
Mitchells Pharmacy
Bedford
Democrat
Betford
Bloomington
Dean
Lost
Temple Court
H. N. Hicks
South Street
Mr. Hicks
Andrew Parker
Harry Cooke
Dewey Avenue
Mai
Burnett Mann
Levanna
J. N. Jones
the Gazette Office
Ns ‘ Aa
Thomas’ Eelectric
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