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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
7
Elkhart Review ad follow service notice
The Elkhart Review announces a follow service for readers. The newspaper can be sent to any address for any duration at ten cents per week and will travel with readers on vacation days.
Elks Flag At Half Staff For Local Figure
The Elks’ flag flies at half staff following the death of Mr. Charles Schuler. Art Wilson reports Col. Conn shipped his automobile home and will stay on the Pacific coast four to five weeks more. A five-foot-five man in a three-foot peaked hat, calling himself the human calliope, C. C. Gregory of South Bend, a chimney sweep, toured town today and claims to perform in Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Charles Schuler
Art Wilson
Col. Conn
Pacific Coast
Calliope
C. C. Gregory
South Bend
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Abigail Sell
Mary J. Kright
St. Joseph Street
Stark County
Ohio
K. Snyder
Louisville
Z. Rice
Canton
Lyda Kramer
Goshen
D. L. Kramer
Ligonier
Robert Roe
Niles
Live Insects Found in Carpet Sweepings
A Review office sample of carpet sweepings contained mainly clean sand with carpet lint and live insects. Close inspection showed active motion and many small, lively creatures under magnification. initial guesses of buffalo moth or carpet beetle did not fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Cooper Acquitted in Park Superintendent Assault Case
Harry Cooper was acquitted of assault and battery on Park Superintendent J. W. Slear before City Judge Hughes this forenoon. Prosecutor presented weak evidence while Cooper’s attorney R. E. Proctor argued he acted in self defense. Slear testified that Cooper pushed him.
Death Claims Several In Elkhart Region Obituaries
Multiple obituaries outline deaths in Elkhart and vicinity including Charles Schuler a longtime Lake Shore engineer who died after a long illness and Kuszmaul a Plymouth area resident noted for civic ties. The notice details funeral plans survivors and affiliated orders and notes interment in Edgerton and White Pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schuler
Lake Shore
Middlebury Street
Mr. Schuler
Latsburg
White Pigeon
Elkhart
C. J. Hayes
Fred Schuler
Charleston
Ill
George Schuler
Adam Schuler
Toledo
J. Wark
Douglass, Mich
B. of L. E
The
Elks and the Masons
B. of
Ll. E
Ligonier
John Schuler
Chicago
Mysterious Scream Stirs Police at Hotel Bucklen
Merchant policeman Dunbar on Main and Jackson streets at 4 a m heard a scream like murder from the second floor of the Hotel Bucklen. Officer Withers and night clerk Decker searched the hotel and alley, near the Elkhart river, but found nothing. A guest claimed the noise may have been a nightmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Main
Jackson Streets
Bucklen
Withers
P. M. Decker
Elkhart
Local social events headline small town gatherings
Miss Janette Hartsough hosted a surprise party at Mrs. J. E. Alford’s Aspenwold avenue home in honor of Frances Allen of Warsaw. Guests included Minnie Gorsuch Maude Stutsman Ethel Grimes Mabel Grimes Edna Livengood Echo Grimes Pearl Mann Muriel Mann Hazel Stevens and more. Ten Five Initial Club members visited South Bend for a dinner and social time hosted by Mrs. John Metcalf. The Stutsman family held an island reunion electing officers. A large crowd attended Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilt’s dance at Anderson’s hall. the next dance is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Hartsough
J. E. Alford
Aspenwold Avenue
Frances Allen
Warsaw
Minnie Gorsuch
Maude Stutsman
Ethel Grimes
Mabel Grimes
Edna Livengood
Echo Grimes
Pearl Mann
Muriel Mann
Hazel Stevens
Frances Aller
Messrs
Otis Shuler
Leslie Pancost
Reno Martin
Harold Williams
Rex Barrick
Walter Holloway
Lester Cannon
South Bend
John Metcalf
D. Hatch
C. Tully
A. Trump
C. R. Stewart
Charles Cressler
L. VanDorn
Adam Long
H. L. Long
W. W. Wilt
Anderson’s Hall
Fraternal meetings noted after death of member
The L A to QO R C held a brief regular business meeting Thursday afternoon with large attendance following the funeral of member Mrs Prentice. Later a social session L A to B of L E featured a picnic supper with well filled baskets and good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
QO. R. C
Prentice
L. E
News of the Railroads in Indianapolis and Race Talk
Machinists in Lake Shore shops vote on strike amid accusations of being forced to do piece work. A national union official says no strike order will be issued before officers investigate. Local rail circles discuss the Oldfield Century race with engineers noting Century’s near record speeds and a view that Oldfield faces a defeat if Century leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Lake Shore
International Association of Machinists
Oldfield
Century
Injunction and Bridge Repairs Highlight Local Proceedings
A new injunction seeks to bar costs in a pending dispute while the North Main street bridge remains damaged after a horse broke through the floor. the board of public works may close the bridge again. The seven teen page complaint argues twelve reasons to annul contracts. Judge Dodge sets a August 17 hearing for the temporary restraining order in Ikhart with County Attorney Gattshall and M C Saah of Indianapolis representing the concrete company. Clerks at the Hill store attended lectures by King and Keener on salesmanship and energy as essential for efficiency, endorsing the Sheldon School of Scientific Salesmanship correspondence program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Board of Public Works
Hill
Messrs. King
Keener
Sheldon School of Scientific
Bucklen
King
Lake Shore workers injured eye and finger incidents
Lake Shore employees F. Potter F. E. Reece and C. H. Hussey sought company surgeon care for eye injuries with Hussey’s eye severely damaged by steel needing magnetic treatment. James Leicester Jr. suffered a left eye gash from a sledge. Dominick Talto jammed his left middle finger, nearly torn off. Mrs. Charles Weaver of Cleveland visiting her mother at 811 Marion street sprained a knee entering the house Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
F. Potter
F. E. Reece
C. H. Hussey
James Leicester, Jr
Dominick Talto
the Round House
Charles Weaver
Cleveland
Berkey
No. 811
Marion Street
Smoke Reported in Warren Hill Co Store Fire Alarm
Clerks detected smoke at 6 30 p m Thursday in a Warren Hill Co store but did not find its source. A still alarm summoned Central fire station and Assistant Chief Wilcox and crew. Investigation traced smoke to a burned out arc light on the second floor north room owned by the Grimes estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hill Co
Central Fire Station
Wilcox
Grimes
Warehouse Track Undergoes Rehearsed Switch Rebuild
The street railway company reopened Marion street track work today moving switches and rails to the warehouse corner at Marion and Second. Crews re lay rails to form a longer curve. Reported the iron used came from South Bend and was borrowed rather than owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Marion Street
Marion and
Second Streets
South Bend
Why We Sleep Darkness and Our Eyes the Answer
Scientist argues sleep tied to vision with day night cycle. Animals with eyes split activity into waking and rest. plants live by light for growth and digestion. Eye-less creatures show no regular rest periods, while sighted beings develop distinct waking and sleeping times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A Strong Hint and Stage Talk in 19th Century Gales
They recall their school days and exchange tales of acting careers. One man quits after a hint he was unsuited for the stage. They joke that perhaps little birds knew more than they admitted, a light exchange in a memory of old theater life.
Lightning Fires Hit Farms Near Shipshewana and Elkhart
Neighborhood notes report Levi Domer's barn burned by lightning with a cow burn case at Shore two miles south of Shipshewana. Jacob Lupold's barn and contents destroyed. Frank Hieber's barn nine miles east of Elkhart also burned with a dog lost. Louis Grimm of Scottsdale Michigan dies from lightning shock after barn strike while asleep with his son, tending stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Domer
Shipshewana
Jacob Lupold
Frank Hieber
Elkhart
Louis Grimm
Scottsdale
Berrien County
Mich
Mr. Grimm
Old Cy Young Celebrated as 20 000 Attend Benefit Game
Boston dispatch reports 20 000 fans at the American League grounds for Cy Young’s testimonial game. The All Stars defeated the Red Sox 12 as McGuire led in Uncle Sam attire and Young dressed as a farmer. Central League results include Fort Wayne 2 2 Wheeling 1 0 South Bend 1 Evansville 2 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
Cy’ Young
All-Stars
Red Sox
McGuire
Uncle Sam
Criger
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
South Bend
Evansville
Dayton
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Vagrant Arrested On Suspicion For Tobacco Sales
Police report a vagrant named George Dougherty was arrested Thursday night for selling tobacco and begging. Two intoxicated men were also taken into custody that night with one of the arrests cited for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dougherty
Nomination Debate at Illinois Convention Praises War Record
A political convention in Illinois heard a speaker renominate a personal friend for a close district role. An audience member challenged with a demand for the best runner, prompting the orator to defend the nominee’s war record as proof of fitness for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inllinois
County News Fatal and Injurious Farm and Harbor Incidents
George Berger, a Napanee area farmer, was badly hurt unloading oats when a hay sling rope broke and he fell several feet striking his head and shoulders. George Schaefer of Goshen suffered a scalp wound after a head impact during a reaction of laughter. Claude Walburn, 28, an electrician from South Bend, drowned in Michigan City harbor. his body was recovered Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berger
Nappanee
Berger
George Schaefer
Goshen
Claude Walburn
South Bend
Michigan City
Auto driver intentional ditching injures boy at Milford Junction
Edward Litzenberger linked to Elkhart garage steered his auto into a ditch at Milford Junction on Wednesday to avoid hitting Herbert Brundage a local boy who sprang from the weeds. Litzenberger says the boy was not seriously hurt though rumors claimed severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Litzenberger
Elkhart
Milford Junction
Herbert Brundage
Litzenberger
The Meaning of Green Color Across Myth and Nature
The piece explores green as a mysterious color with wide variety in nature and culture. It links green to Venus and Freya, Friday name day, and to traits like intellectual power among clairvoyants. notes green eyes as significant and contrasts with blue, rose, and scarlet symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Freya
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T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
State Bank
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Elkhart Review
Knight Templar
Plymouth
Pythias
Edgerton
Knights Templar
Plymouth Commandery
Kuszmaul
Catherine Helm
Coldwater
Sarah Donly
Colon
Celia Worden
Knight Conger
Elkhart Commandery
K. T
Knight Kuszmaul
Stutsman
Island
John Stutsman
Laura Stutsman
Florence Stutsman
News OF the Railroads
Shanghai Mercury
Division Street
Neighborhood News
Trssks
Barney Oldfield
Main Street
City
D. M. Best
Trome
Ziesel
Batistes
Tae
News OF Sports
Police and Criminal News
Elkhart Driving Park
Charles Soules
South
County News
Atlantic
Paragon
Armour’s
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