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Amount of debt was listed as $14.90.

The plaintiff sued the defendant, operating as the Glaub Cigar Factory in Memphis, for goods and services provided by the plaintiff. Additional Defendant: E. A. Wilhelm.

The exact cause of action in the case is not completely clear although the summons states that Cook is to appear to answer Freeman and Roberts (business partners) in a plea of debt due on account.

Pltf. sued to recover $175, the value of one Servel Electric Refrigerator, converted to dfnt.'s use. Balltine was from Sardis, MS. Ex. mat: conditional sales contract, notes, letters, etc.

Alteman Bros. claims that Pizitz Smolian Corp Stores owes $453.60 on an account for goods, wares, and merchandise sold and delivered to them.

Incomplete case file. Nature of the debt is unclear.

The charge is debt due on account under $500, for property rental of $416.

Additional Defendants: Mrs. Louisa Brooks, Mrs, Carolina Schwaller, Henrietta Alexander, Mrs. M. F. Wolf, Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington A. S. B. Shelton, president of Memphis Ladies Knights of Labor Corporation clothing manufacturing company

John Epps and James Byerly claim that Abraham Starr owes them a debt on an account that is under $200.

John Kelly & William Dykes also listed as co-defendants and as school commissioners for the 11th district. Debt due for services rendered as a school teacher for two months without payment.

Bernheim Bros. of Louisville, KY comprised of J. W., B. B., L. S., & M. N. Bernheim. Robertson & Chaney comprised of W. M. Robertson & W. B. Chaney. On 11 Oct. 1902 plaintiffs won judgment of $332 plus court costs against defendants on an open account on merchandise purchased from them. Defendants maintain judgment unjust & receipts show only $82 owed.

Plea of debt on account, $181.72 plus court costs. A question of lost papers of plaintiff forced appeal of decision. Court decision appealed to the Tennessee Supreme Court, Jackson, Tenn.

Cause of action was listed as "debt due by account." This appeared to be a case involving medical bills due to a Dr. Whitcomb for medical services rendered to the wife of James Hutsell.

The plaintiffs are merchants operating under the name Chandler & Company. The defendant is indebted to them for goods for an undisclosed amount.

Tyson sued to recover $97.20 from Shorter on a deal brokered with a contract which ended up falling through.

Debt by account under $50. Disagreement over tuition for schooling in Fairview, Benton Co.

Cover is missing. Co-defendants: J. W. N. Burkett and R. A. Hurt. Defendants are stockholders of the Jackson Blade Publishing Co.; plaintiff is an employee sued for unpaid wages.

A. E. Stanford brought suit to collect on a $111.70 note that C.E. Pullin, a merchant, had from J.B. Frazier. Pullin signed the note over to Stanford as partial payment of debt he owed ($675), then Pullin fled the area. Defendant claimed this account was paid previous to said transfer & Pulllin actually owed him for goods sold the store.

Defendant is indebted to plaintiff for $245.00 for goods, wares, and merchandise.

In the original case, J. F. Abel sued based on his contract with the railway to serve as a medical professional "whenever an accident happened to any one by any trains or machinery." Abel sued for $75 when the railway failed to pay for his services

Spokesman for plaintiff (a grain elevator company) is Caruthers Ewing; for railroad, Sid Oliver, agent. Plaintiff provides a lengthy list of services provided and amounts billed. Defendant says it did not contract with the plaintiff for these services, and that the services were not provided.