Horses Run Wild In Main Street Dash
A wagon team pulled by horses raced down Main Street at 8 am colliding with Dr. Kuhns car near Main and High. The wheels caused damage to the auto and a bicycle, flour spilled, and one horse injured. Driver George Thursday left his team unattended prompting the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell & Morgan
Main Street
B. F. Kuhns
Main
High Streets
W. C. Davis Jewelry
George Thursday
F. M. Swinehart
Main and
High
Drayman
Millers
Saloon License Fight Reignites in Third Ward
Saloonman C A Smith plans a liquor license application for 200 South Main Street in the Third Ward at the county commissioners September meeting. opponents expect a denial and a renewed remonstrance battle. Legal questions linger over remonstrance signatures and ward boundaries. new trials and appeals remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Smith
C. A. Smith
South Main Street
Plymouth
F. W. Wickwire
W. H. Harper
W. H. Golden
Notable Obituary and Local Events In Goshen
Obituary notes the promotion of a caboose conductor in 1880 and lists survivors including a wife three sons a daughter and two brothers with details of their residences. It mentions fraternal memberships and anticipated funeral plans. Also announced is a picnic by the Ancient Order of Gleaners at Mt Zion with speakers and a long procession route. Separate items describe Oldfield and Soules sharing a racing car swap and future exhibition plans in Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Carpenter, Jr
J. A. Carpenter
H. R. Carpenter
Villa Grove
Indiana
A. A. Lawson
St. Paul
Minnesota
John Carpenter
British Columbia
Isaac Carpenter
Goshen
Carpenter
Odd Fellows
Masons
Order of Rrailway
Mgr. Carpenter
Order of
Gleaners
William Allen
Mt. Zion Church
Shavehead Lake Arbor
G. H. Slocum
Penn
Volina Arbor
Primrose Arbor
Kessington Arbor
the Grove
Local Bank Promotes Strong Conservatism and Liberal Terms
The bank touts its strength and conservative management while offering liberal terms to attract new depositors. It invites customers to open savings and checking accounts and to bring in any business they may have.
3 Percent Interest on Savings and CDs Draw Interest
A note explains savings earn 3 percent interest. Certificates of deposit accrue interest from deposit date, with withdrawal allowed anytime.
Wheat and feed prices listed with advertisement offer
The notice lists wheat oats corn pork eggs and butter prices and mentions the Review will be sent to any address for ten cents per week. It invites readers to subscribe so the paper follows them during vacations at the usual rate.
Woman Wins Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet at Curtis Store
Mrs J M Scott of 928 Edwardsburg avenue drew the Hoosier kitchen cabinet given away at O G Curtis furniture store Monday evening. Women visiting the store dropped their name and address cards into a box for a chance to win with the first card drawn determining the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Scott
Edwardsburg Avenue
O. G. Curtis Furniture
Attorney Shaw Injured In Peculiar Temple Pool Accident
George E. Shaw, an attorney, suffered severe head injuries after diving headfirst into the shallow end of a pool at the Elks Temple. He remained unconscious for about fifteen minutes and was aided by fellow bathers before being revived. He attended his office on Monday still complaining of head pains. A bicycle left at McNaughton Park during the Chautauqua meeting and turned in to police on August 5 remains unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Shaw
Elks’ Temple
Temple
McNaughton Park
Marriage Licenses Report for Indiana Pair
John George Hinderer of Elkhart and Mabel B. Duhler of Anderson obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George Hinderer
Elkhart
Mabel B. Duhler
Anderson
Thrilling Goshen Accident Involving a Frightened Horse
Chauncey Frantz of Goshen escaped death after his delivery wagon was struck by a Winona interurban car. A frightened horse charged the car, one wagon wheel broke, Frantz was dragged along pavement and nearly scalped, spectators aided his escape, and the horse was shot after both front legs were run over. Horace Bates, a hack driver, found his horse missing at the depot and later discovered it in the rail yard awaiting a customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chauncey Frantz
Bradford Grocery
Frantz
Horace Bates
Hackman
Lake Shore
Mr. Bates
Sidway Mercantile Co Hosts Salesmen Banquet at Bucklen
Sidway Mercantile Company officers entertained traveling salesmen and two guests from the advertising and magazine world at the Bucklen on Monday evening. Sixteen plates were set, an eight-piece Sidway Concert Band provided music, and C A Sidway president acted as toastmaster during a six course meal and after dinner speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidway Mercantile Co
Bucklen
Sidway
C.A. Sidway
Perilous ride on train pilot spurs railroader tale
A railroader recalls a dangerous scene as a tramp rode the pilot of a passenger engine. He notes tramps sometimes ride there but less often now. He describes a man emerging from behind the cow-catcher after a train stopped, recounting the hair-raising moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’conner
Band Concert at Hotel Bucklen Promises Strong Program
Tomorrow Night's Band Concert features a special program by Trumpet Notes Band on the Hotel Bucklen balcony. Fred G Whapham will direct in Henry Geiss's absence with the overture The Poet and the Peasant and a saxophone solo by Hobart Davis Love Me and the World is Mine.
Night blooming cereus on view at Mrs Norton’s home
Mrs William Norton of 409 Virginia Avenue hosts a rare night blooming cereus with fifteen buds expected to open tonight. The flowers bloom once a year and last from sundown to sunrise inviting neighbors and visitors to call and view during the brief display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norton
Virginia Avenue
Cemetery Suit Set for Thursday Hearing
A lawsuit accuses Osceola cemetery directors John Martin Solomon Holden and Milton Proudfit of wilfully maliciously disfiguring tombstones. The affidavit by Joseph Weis was filed with Prosecutor Darling and the hearing is scheduled in Justice Brumbaugh's court at 9 a m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Solomon Holden
Milton Proudfit
Osceola
Prosecutor Darling
Joseph Weis
Justice Brumbaugh
Railway engines damaged in Michigan division wreck
One of the Big Four's "battleship" engines slipped into a turntable pit at Wabash likely after an unchecked throttle when dead. It was badly damaged. Legrand Parrish and H B Slaybaugh arrived to supervise, with J P Murphy in city. Depot switch engine derailed on the horn track early Monday, replaced by a wrecker by 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Division
Big
Wabash
Motive Power
Legrand Parrish
H. B. Slaybaugh
J. P. Murphy
L. H. Swayne
Lake Wawasee
George DeLancey
City Jail Holds Five After Arrests
John Doe was arrested Monday night for intoxication. There are but five persons in the city jail. Miss Jennie Huson of Chicago and Robert Kimball of Salina Kas are guests of their cousin Miss Bertha Kimball of Lexington avenue. Mrs T J Bostwick will go to Alpena Mich Wednesday to visit for a month with her son Harry Bostwick and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Jennie Huson
Chicago
Robert Kimball
Salina, Kas
Bertha Kimball
Lexington Avenue
T. J. Bostwick
Alpena
Mich
Harry Bostwick
Indiana Tax Values Soar Four Years to 1907 Record
Indiana's taxable property rose by about 200 million dollars from 1904 to 1907, reaching 1.767 billion in 1907. Major gains appear in lands, lots, and personal property with reassessment by state boards and city growth driving higher valuations. The report lists counties with top valuations and notes per acre land value rising from 22.07 to 24.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Boards of Review
Elkhart
Marion
Allen
Vigo
Lake
St. Joseph
Vanderburg
Madison
Tippecanoe
Grant
Delaware
Wayne
LaPorte
Ohio County
Brown County
Mary Stubbs Moore
Bureau of Statistics
Goshen Council Backs West Washington Paving Plan
The Goshen council orders paving of West Washington street and calls for overhaul of the arc light system. John Gertz arrested in Auburn last Saturday and brought to Goshen for wire desertion was fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
West Washington Street
Arc
John Gertz
Auburn
Arrests by the score and child falls ill on march northward
Reports describe a mob scene with a mother hiding a baby and fleeing toward the north as armed citizens preserve order. Troops reassure locals and the family later finds shelter at Spaulding jail while private Joseph Klein will be turned over to civil authorities for a homicide in Kankakee. Eva Booth collapses from heat after addressing 400 at Winona Lake Bible conference in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Deneen
Kankakee
Joseph B.B. Klein
Co. A
Hart Nelson
Eva Booth
Warsaw
Salvation Army
United States
Miss Booth
Miltons Visit Wood Farm After Chicago Meeting
Master Frank Edward Milton and his parents visiting from Chicago joined Master Charles Luther Wood at the Cassopolis road home on Sunday. Photographer Mr. Mudge captured several portraits of the two boys who became friends by correspondence. Mrs. Herbert Wood received a two piece cut glass gift from the Miltons in thanks for organizing the meeting. The Milton family then returned to Chicago Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edward Milton
Chicago
K. L. Milton
Charles Luther Wood
Cassopolis Road
Mudge
Wood Farm
Herbert Wood
Mighty redwoods of California loom over Humboldt forests
The Humboldt Standard extols the redwood groves in Humboldt and neighboring counties. It notes trees reaching 400 feet tall and 26 feet in diameter, spanning vast continuous belts from Del Norte to southern Humboldt, with dense stands in Mendocino before solitary patches southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isumboldt
United States
California
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Humboldt
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Chetco River
Chetco
del Norte County
Humboldt County
Mendocino
Lions and trainers in the arena face dangerous dynamics
The article describes how trainers restrain lions with a whip and barriers. It notes the animals’ high intelligence and the danger when order among trainers breaks. It highlights the delicate, rigid sequence needed for control and the risk if lions become confused.
Rainfall Across Earth Estimated in Million Tons
Scientific American discusses global rainfall observations led by Sir John Murray and colleagues. By integrating data from multiple sources including Sapan and lfrinsehe, they estimate Earth’s average rainfall around thirteen inches per year and extrapolate to massive annual and per second totals in metres and tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Murray
Dater Ts Pinckner
Vritselie
Nearatatlan
Sapan
Scientific American
Simple Method of Cooking Cabbage From Delineator
The article prescribes a method for cabbage: core and wash, cut into quarters, tie with string, and boil in salted water. Use ample boiling water with a tablespoon of salt per half gallon, cook 20 to 40 minutes depending on the head, with the heat off for a uniform softness.
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Announces Full Time Focus
After two summers studying eye and ear diseases with top Viennese experts and a summer at Moorfield’s Eye Hospital in London, Dr. Frank Randolph returns and states he will no longer practice generally. He will devote all time to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat and will be at his office daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Moorfield's Eye Hospital
London
Frank Randolph
The Mighty Lion and the Chair Trick
Allen Williams explains how a chair can deter a lion or tiger by blocking its focus. He argues wild animals have limited multi tasking ability and trainers carry two whips for control and startling effects in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Williams
Obituary notices for Kizer Hanseeuw and White
Thomas Kizer of Granger died Saturday night at age 72 leaving a wife and four children. Mishawaka grocer Henry Hanseeuw died Monday aged 48. LaPorte resident Henry A White died Monday at age 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kizer
Granger
Henry Hanseeuw
Mishawaka
Henry A. White
LaPorte
Drowning at Hunt's Lake Near LaPorte Claims Youth
Floyd Luther, nineteen, leaped from a boat in Hunt's lake near LaPorte and drowned before aid could reach him. His body was not recovered until Monday afternoon, according to local notices in The Daily Review. John Banks of Elkhart advertises pickles of all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Luther
Hunt’s Lake
LaPorte
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Geraghty
Rushville
James Geraghty
Ind
Anthony Geraghty
Ireland
America
Thomas J. Geraghty
Wreckwire
Harper
Mr. Smith
Oldfield
Barney Oldfield
Toledo
Charles Soules
Soules
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
The
First State Bank
St. Joseph Valley Bank
Elkhart Review
News OF the Railroads
Police and Criminal News
County News
Judge Taft
Hot Springs
Antas Tiles
Hungarian Club
Tes
Tsim
Nelson
Griffin Grocery
Sycamore Street
Timmins
Timmins’ Book Store
Opera House
Liesel Bros
Gingham 8&E
H. S. Sheets
H. S
the Mighty Lion
Neighborhood News
John Banks
the Daily Review
Madge
H. B. Showalter
S. Main St. Elkhart
Elkhart County
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