Real estate transfers list scattered in 2014 database
A mixed list of property transfers shows numerous deeds between individuals and entities. Notable entries include Catherine Gdamnings transferring to Alex Turnloom and Frances C Fairchild with various lots and prefixes, Elmer Johnson to SIRR Co. and multiple lot corrections, and Martha Tigvle to G J Cooney, with prices ranging from 1100 to 5900 dollars and numerous property details.
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Catherine Gdamnings
Alex Turnloom
Montgomiey
Piers
Lewis F
Frances
Mary Mone
Omer Rodibaugh
Geo. A Bright
George A Bright
Ind
Downey, Davis & Co
Ord
Sey Ingham
Eedallin
Mary Moneyshington
West Point
Frances C Fairchild
Andie’ O'Connor
Elmer B Johnson
Sirr Co
Ketcheny
Martha
Tigvle
G J Cooney
Sigg
Wm Stewartkin
Elia
Gochran
Wiélot St
Wahshington
McTegvart
Gabor Day Picnic Draws Large Crowd at West End Park
The A O U W picnic at West End Park attracted a large crowd. A fire procession led by the Citizens' band formed in front of the temple and marched via Walnut Street to East Seventh, then to the park where the celebration was enjoyed. Grand Master T. D. Neal of Todianapolis attended.
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Monds's
A. O.U
Citizens
Nic Temple
Walnut Street
East Beventh
Gaia
T. D. Neal
Todianapolis
Indiana crowd leads as whispers echo in Evansville crowd scene
I Warkman of Indiana and Ered Bhove of Evansville dispute a failed turnout while whispers spread from Hvansvik and surrounding Indiana areas. The fragmented report notes unclear plans and rising tensions among local residents.
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I Warkman
Indiana
Ered Bhove
Evansviley
Hvansvik
Oldest Married Couple in State Celebrates Seventieth Year
An Indianapolis Press photo feature honors Uncle Jacob Cosby and Mrs. Cosby of the city and their family. The couple, married December 1, 1830, are said to be the state’s oldest married pair, with children Ab and W.S. Cosby and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. They raised three children, including Abs. and W. Tackse, and moved from Mason County to Daviess County before settling in town.
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Indianapolis Press’ Co
Jacob Cosby
Lofirena Coleman
Mitchell
Josephine de Lanes
Pighkeeysie
New York
Coleman
Kee High School
de’ “Lanes
Vassar College
Stacely Cosby
Fh City
Perhy Ats
Abs
W. Tackse
Kansas' City
W. S. Cosby
Kiransille
Cosby
Mason County
Kentucky
Daviess
County
Lorena ° Lett
Pike County
Cunby
Birth for Ulyssess Gy Willey
A birth is announced to Mr. and Mrs. Ulyssess Gy Willey. The brief notice notes the newborn's arrival and family name, reflecting a local church or community record.
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Mire
Ulyssess
Willey
Republican Auditor Tomey Clarifies Voter Stance in Indiana Letter
In a Sept. 1 1900 letter to the Gazerre in Coenettsville Indiana, Tomey explains he will not vote for McKinley or Bryan but will support the Republican ticket from supervisor up, praising McKinley’s administration except for the pensions issue and urging GOP loyalty among local voters.
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K. Iw. Tomey
Rpublican
Tumes
Ihr
Bryan
Tur Gazerre
Tomdy
Coenettsville
Tod
Gazerre
Waskineton
Ind
William McKinley
Lam
McKinley
H. C. Evans
GA. R
Roosevelt
Charice
Danville College Change Brings New Leadership
The Central Normal College at Danville Indiana is sold to a storh company from former president J A Tyseyh. Jonathan Rigdon becomes president with G I Spillman as vice president and C A Hargrave as secretary and treasurer. The new management are experienced school men and will guide the institution.
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Central Narmal College
Danville
Indiana
Stor Kh
J. A. Tyseyh
Jonathan Rigdon
G. I. Spillman
C. A. Hargrave
Jat
Si Hou
Carnahan
Mihi Allen
Helen Oo Williams
Jennie
iMattinishy
Rosco
Carnathin
Frank K. Arthur
Arthur
Lee Probate Sparks Will Contested Amid Estate Dispute
The will of Clement Lee was admitted to probate amid claims of unsoundness and undue influence. Hoffmann and Buckley heirs contend the will was procured by fraud and misrepresentation, seeking to challenge its validity while other beneficiaries receive specified sums.
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Lee Fren
Lee
Son
Clement Lee
W. FE. Hoffmann
Adam Buckley
Addie Foster
Mayme
Helen
Stella
Alice
Clem Lacy
Jy Cy Tee
I -W. EB
Atarneys
O'Neal Hortusnan
Andljé
Frédlonj
Robbie Bee
Burglaries Hit Fred Clap Drug Store With Safe Break-In
Robbers pried open the door of Fred Clap's drug store and attempted to ram the safe. An iron bar broke during the break in and the thieves did not gain entry to the gate. Cloth, longings, and articles belonging to Mr Clap and Sher were stolen. The crime is believed to be home linked.
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Lafelars
Fred Clapp
Mr. Clap
Sarasota event stirs support for Kenley
Fragments describe supporters backing Kenley amid political tension in Sarasota. The text mentions Kenley’s followers and compares his leadership style to past presidents, noting ongoing debate over wartime decisions and national direction.
Street Farr Fireworks Night Lights Parade Badly Read
A muddled note describes a Friday night street event with an enthusiastic fire works focus. The amusement and illumination committees plan lights and arches along Main Street from Meridian to Fifth with incandescent lamps and a band stand at Main and East Third.
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Damier Ten
Istreet Nix
Third Streets
Mutts
Historie MU Uy
Train mix up in Washington ends with a lawsuit
A man boards the wrong train in Washington due to a hurried departure and later sues. The piece also notes a discussion by a lawyer about salaries for justices of the peace and criticizes police conduct. A Washington resident shows a new four dollar gold piece, rare and valuable, prompting offers from collectors.
Courts Hear Barroom Scrape Between Thompson and Creae
In aKentucky saloon brawl Saturday afternoon Berry Thompson and William Creae were tried before Judge Kendall. Thompson plead for voke and Creae for assault and battery. Both were fined and costs of 10.25 dollars. fines were stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Kendall
Etta Browden
Maude Ballow
Sarah Browden
Berry Thompson
Wm. Creae
Kentuky
Stjuire Kendall
Thompson
Voke
Create
Batt
Miss Viola Sanford Dies at Sixteen in Carlysle
Miss Viola Sanford daughter of Rev Elijah Sanford of Carlysle Sullivan County died suddenly at her home Wednesday night after a long invalid condition.
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Viola Sanford
Elijah Sanford
Carlysle
Sullivan County
New Suits in Ogden Divorce Action
Mary E. Hulén sues William I. Hulen for divorce in Ogden. Attorneys for the plaintiff are listed.
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Mary E. Hulén
I. Hulen
Ogden
Intuan Are
Neys
Marriage Licenses and Patent Remedy Hype
The notice lists William H. Hackter and Minnie M. Hackler as marriage licenses. An ad-like excerpt promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to transform weakness into strength and fatigue into energy, praising their health-building effects.
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King
J, N
Jonna
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West End
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E. Hi
Tomey
William Schisbert
Carl
Hat Mory
Kansas
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Te Veale Creek
Henry Mitchell
Dr. Faith
Graham's Lane
Linvoly League
Lower
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Sula
Enag
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E.E. Hasting
Nettié
Eunice A. Kayne
Riley Club
Fon George Street
Lincoln” League
Tenth Township Precinct
Swan Pondchoolhouse
Grant Faith
A F. Brown
James Burnett
Can- Thurg
Squire Summers
Fred KL Landis
Peoples
al Wadsworth
Bloomington
Monroe County
Meirs
Miers
Tribune
WH. O'Neal
Moe Peoples Theatre
Schofield
Lillian ‘Horrall
Laura Horrall
Anna
Jennie Jonson
Mabel Wad
Roy Billheimer
Cox
Harry Russell
George Faith
John Rodarmel
Harry Burk
Oair Grove Park
Whilie Geeting
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. Mi Geeting
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Mr.a . Monroe
Indianapolis
Efina Wilson
Kappa Sigma Eru
Andrew Tegner
Chicago
Trippit
Jessie Jepson
Moskrs
Andrew Tener
Fran Ellis
Brett Catet
Kappa Simi Witl
Hunehyorn
Harcurty
Durathereot
Sharif
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Dose Sphinn
Clement la
Andrew J. Douzhearis
Odon
Phy Bramble
Vite Il
the Grand Hotel
A. Hyatt
Andrew Hevnerthous B.sefrit
John Bo Garazhad
Maijtira Gill
Belen Kohorigan
Hattie Cook
Dirssephine Smith
Ohio
McKinleays
Hades
Cant Stewart
Cincinnati Post
Pritchett Brothers
Bob Miers
G. A. R. Parade
JR Wadsworth
Kansas City Star
Messrs
James K. Jones
M. A. Hannas
Star
Jones
Willis J. Abbott
Democratic ‘National ‘Committee
Habnahad
Murat Halstead
Cel Lee
Brea Ih
Nix
Fredapps
Sarasota Sreddeni
Mekenley
Brvat
William MekKinbeen
Street Farr
AL Times
Hong Jo Hy Ong ES
Washington
O-Neall
Co Neail
Shoals
O' Neall
Ascure
Subuy
Charles Shernan
Phas
Shern
Sherai
Mantis
Russia
William H. Hackter and
Minnie M. Hackler
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