Westville Imprints Obituary News and City Notes
Howell E. Jackson dies. noted jurist, former U S Supreme Court member, obituary appears in Westville Ind. issue. Also discusses Arizona Indian scare, New YorkerBrooklyn economy, George F Root death, Brooklyn bond sale, wool market critique, Franco-Chinese treaty, state cottage fund, Lake Michigan canal plan, tariff impact, and Antarctic exploration prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell E. Jackson
U. S. Supreme Court
Harrison
Arizonia
Brooklyn
New York
Cheerful View Ends With Violent Car Caricature
A correspondent recalls a far western trip where two men quarrel in a train car. One man announces a test of souls and after audiences raise their hands, draws a revolver and robs passengers while urging them to move quickly.
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United States
Jim
Lost astray notice for dark iron grey horse
Notice states a dark iron grey horse with a full white face left hind foot white spots on each thigh outside, and a slit in the right ear has been taken up. Owner may claim by visiting Areble Orr farm 34 miles southwest of Westville and paying for keep and notice.
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Areble Orr Farm
Westville
Salisbury Warns Turkey Over Armenian Reforms
Lord Salisbury warns that the Ottoman Sultan faces a calamitous mistake if he ignores the powers advice on Armenian reforms. He suggests the Sultan risk dethronement and partition of lands if he does not protect Armenian subjects. He condemns Turkey as a monstrous despotism and calls on Europe to force justice.
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Lord Salisbury
Ottoman Empire
Bosphorus
Turkey
Europe
First fiscal year under new tariff summarized
The record notes McKinley law two months surplus 6 026 641 and Wilson law ten months deficiency 50 520 644. It cites total deficits 44 494 183 and sinking fund deficiency 48 000 090 with bonds issued 112 315 400 and postal deficiency 11 000 000. Receipts below estimates 30 000 000 and total receipts below expenditures 44 939 303. December estimates 84 76 907 407. prospects for next year 376 000 000. projected shortage 100 000 000 versus expenses 72 000 000.
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Toledo Blade
Rose Rebekah Lodge members tour Westville
Thirty one members of Rose Rebekah Degree Lodge No 408 10 O F traveled by band wagons from Michigan avenue and Jefferson street to Westville Thursday arriving about seven. Silver Star lodge hosted a supper for the visitors and a later lodge program featured music and literature followed by a grand banquet and abundant refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rebekah Degree Lodge
Westville
Michigan Avenue
Jefferson Street
Silver Star Lodge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Health In Warm Weather
The passage describes thousands suffering in the season with loss of appetite insomnia and prostration from heat. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla restores appetite tones organs and purifies blood. Hood's Pills are recommended as after dinner aids improving digestion and curing headaches.
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Hood
State Board Raises Laporte County Land Values Twenty Percent
The state board of tax commissioners increased Laporte county land assessments by 20 percent and raised Laporte lots and improvements by 10 percent while leaving Michigan City unchanged. The county board had valued land at 317.07 per acre. The action supports claims that Laporte undervalued property.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Laporte County
State Board
Laporte
Michigan City
Notice of Attachment in Westville Indiana Case
Writ of attachment issued against H. Seymour Clawson in the suit of Elmon Ansley and Emerson E. Nichols. Property attached and the case set for trial before J. P. Benjamin M. Zener at his Westville office in Laporte County Indiana on September 15, 1895. Dated August 8, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Seymour Clawson
Elmon Ansley
Emerson E. Nichols
Clawson
Westville Laporte County
Ind
Benjamin M. Zener
J. P
Barnard Family Memorial Meeting in Maple Arbor Grove
The Barnard Association held its third regular gathering at Maple Arbor near town with Oliver W. Barnard presiding. A long country dinner, genealogical papers on Gur Williams Ancestry, and several reminiscences highlighted a day to honor William Barnard and his descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Association
Wm. Barnard
Tts
Maple Arbor
Nelson Barnard
Oliver W. Barnard
Manteno
Ill
Goldie Barnard
Goldie
Jennie Barnard
E. T. Scott
John R. Jordan
William Barnard
Milton C. Barnard
Arminia Josephine Martin
Amos St. Clair
Rufus Glenn Barnard
Orlando Barnard
Mary Bell Jordan
Wm. W. Welch
Clinton Barnard
Shawnee
Oklahoma Territory
Elizabeth Park
Oswego
Kansas
Loretta Baird
Mamie
Kate Baird
Parsons
Ralph P. Barnard
DeLouson Eroy Barnard
Beloit
Wis
Izetta Dole
Job Barnard
Gur Williams
Gwynedd
Penn
Richard
Margaret Williams
Wales
Wm. Williams
Margaret
Loudoun Co
Viginia
Chatham Co
N. C
Wage
Wm Williams
North Carolina
Rachel
Richard, Williams
Rachel Mills
East Tenn
Wayne Co
Ind
Sally
Wayne Co. Ind
House of Wm. Barnard
Barnard
Sally Barnard
Azariah Williams
Shep Crumpacker
William and
Milo Barnard
Association
O. W. Barnard
Jane Barnard
Westville
Polly Maulsby
Dexter
Iowa
Rhoda St. Clair
Valparaiso
Beaver Dam Community Notes of Visits and Local Events
Beavers Dam reporters record visits by Frank Basom of Kansas City and Miss Thomas of Warsaw. Mrs Rose Herrold hosted twenty children for a party. Grandma Martin visited by Warsaw. Wheat and oats harvests continue. Ed Hixon and D. McKellipps traveled to Wanatah. the McKellipses visited Kingsbury. A large gathering surprised Rev. Jenkins in Westville. after a surprise visit they shared supper and stories. Aged residents Grandma Herrold and Grandma Martin noted as the township's oldest. Early morning fire in Pleasant township destroyed a house and barn owned by Charles Barney of Laporte, with Jerome Roberts losing personal property. loss estimated at 3,000 dollars.
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Mich
Kirk Wood
John O. Newcomb
Muncie
Ind
Amanda Williams
Martha Shaner
Emma Williams
Chesterton
Rachel Stoner
Albert Stoner
Valparaiso
Milliken Williams
Jackson Center
Eli Williams
Allen J. Barnard
Anna Link
Ada Brewer
W. W. Williams
C. Hixon
Fiora Daggy
J. H. Williams
Azariah Williams
Mary Williams
Wearville
O. W. Thornburg
Richmond
Clara Polk
Henry Crawford
Hammond
W. Davidson
Jackson Bissell
S. Crumpacker
D. L. Crumpacker
E. Ansley
A. Mann
Ralph Hixon
Chas. Cole
A. M. Brewer
Bertha
John Herrold
Theo. Armitige
F. P. Herrold
C. E. Martin
Wm. Barclay
Chicago
Ill
Jacob Link
Chas. Link
Emma Link
Sarah Link
R. Link
Fred Bower, Jr
Fanny Bundy
Mary Bundy
Amanda Iseminger
Mead Link
Betsy Massey
Vaudie and
Leroy
J. St. Clair
Richard Imes
Richard Hill
Frank
Bliss
Henry Greening
Albert Greening
Laura Markel
Id Greening
May
Josie Reprogle
Clara Frame
Wm. la Hayne
Wm. Jordan
Florence Beach Mitzner
Ef. T. Scott
May Miner
Alice Lumpkin
Wayne Co
MecGonegil
Henry Malchow
Lizzie Miller
Moses Wright
Jennie Loomis
Kansas City
Raymond, Norman
Myron Eggleston
Almina
Malyinuh Carter
Frank Basom
Miss Thomas
Warsaw
J. Flood
Rose Herrold
Austin Goldsmith
Whiting
Grandma Martin
Ed Hixon
D. McKellipps
Wanatah
D. McKellips
Kingsbury
H. Martin
McDowd
Ervin Dowd
Knox
Burg
New Durham
Rev
Jenkins
Westville
Rev. Jenkins
Grandma Herrold
Martin
Pleasant Township
Charles Barney
Laporte
Jerome Roberts
Thompson demands settlement of accounts by Sept 1 1895
The notice from G. L. Thompson asks debtors to call and settle owed amounts by cash or note on or before September 1 1895 as he plans to conduct cash business from that date.
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G. L. Thompson
Koontz Announces Debt Settlement Deadline
All persons indebted to H. W. Koontz are requested to call and settle the same by cash or note between now and Aug. 15.
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H. W. Koontz
Prompt settlement of accounts from H. B. Herrold
A notice from H. B. Herrold stating that after disposing of his drug and grocery store he seeks prompt settlement of accounts. If cash is unavailable a note will be required.
Patents Offered by L BAGGER & Co Washington
Advert says patents obtained with easy terms and free examinations and reports. Prompt attention requested. draw and describe to L Bagger & Co attys Washington. Also offers printed name address envelopes at 50 cents per hundred from INDICATOR office. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co sells Coburg to Chicago round trip tickets for 20 cents. Cholera Morbus warnings endorse DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure for first symptoms and summer complaints in children.
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L. Bagger & Co. Atty’s
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Coburg
Chicago
DeWitt
E. T. Scott
Electric Bitters Promoted as Remedy for Women
The ad touts Electric Bitters as ideal for female complaints and general relief. It claims the product strengthens organs, improves appetite, eases headaches and nervous symptoms, and offers health benefits with a money back guarantee, selling large bottles for fifty cents at Scott's drug store.
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Scott’s Drug Store
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Indicator
Marrin
George F. Root
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Troy
America
France
China
Indo-China
Tonkin
State Soldiers’ Home Trustees
Soldiers
Lafayette
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Defiarce, O
Toledo
South Bend
Elkhart
Goshen
Syracuse
Wawasee Lake
Koscusko County
Messrs. Gorman
Wilson
International Geographical Congress
London
Antarctic
Australasia
Australia
Alo
Estray
Salisbury
the Sultan
Rebekahs
Laporte Herald
Beaver Dam
James Dean
Parilia
J. Dean
Call and
Lettie
H. B. Herrold
LaGrippe
Miles
Nervine
Kentucky
D. W. Hilton
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dr. Miles
Louisville
D. W. Hulton
Prichs
Bose
Selz, Schwab & Co
Masonic
of E.S. Smith
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