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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
7
Eyes Have the Review Follow
The Review offers to send to any address for any length of time at ten cents per week. If you are going on vacation let it follow you daily.
Local Brevities Show Funerals and Photo Demo
Seven hacks belonging to Case and Fisher were driven to Ligonier for Abe Goldsmith funeral. Eight hacks were taken from Goshen for the procession. An Eastman Kodak Co agent arrived to finalize a September 8 photographic demonstration in a local hall featuring kodaks and graphic works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case & Fisher
Ligonier
Abe Goldsmith
Goshen
Eastman Kodak Co
Mortuary Notes From Gravelton and Nearby Deaths
David Miller, Gravelton general store keeper, died in his chair last Friday at age 74 on the anniversary of his marriage to his wife, his third spouse. Miss Helena Lippman of South Bend died Tuesday at age 83. Mrs John Joss funeral attendance noted. Robert M. Brown returns from California and plans to partner with F. H. Lester in a grocery and meat business at 505 Myrtle Street. R W Swartz, injured in an accident at the hamp fon last August 4, able to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Gravelton
Helena Lippman
South Bend
Robert M. Brown
Sherman ‘Street
California
F. H. Lester
Myrtle Street
Swartz
George H. Miller
Lorena A. Enders
Kalamazoo
South Main Street
Elkhart
Miller
Miller & Wertz
Henry Miller
N. A. Angel
Rail service disrupted as Big Four engine breaks down
The Big Four passenger train No. 25 engine failed at Granger Tuesday noon and a switch engine was dispatched from the local yards to push the train to Wabash. Widespread trouble follows due to out of repair rolling stock from the Wabash strike. Master Mechanic O M Foster left for Detroit for a Traveling Engineers Convention. Div Supt J A Courtright of the Big Four was in the city last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Wabash
O. M. Foster
Detroit
Traveling Engineers’ Association
J. A. Courtright
The
Big Four
Warranted suspects slip away as gum robbery unresolved
Police report warrants issued Tuesday for two youths accused of breaking glass at Peter Lamp Ros popcorn and peanut wagon and stealing gum. The suspects have not been arrested and are said to have left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lampros
Indiana Democrats Attend Bryan Kern Reception Noted Absence
The article lists Thirteenth District politicians like B. F. Shively and H. A. Barnfort among attendees in Indianapolis for the Bryan Kern reception, but no Elkhart Democrat is named. The report notes Elkhart Democrats were not present at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Indiana
Indianapolis
B. F. Shively
H. A. Barnfort
Satchel Stolen From Cleveland Inspector Recovered
The satchel taken from H Grynness of Cleveland during a Lake Shore inspection of the Old Road bridge over the Elkhart river was found today in a lumber pile nearby. Only a razor was missing from the satchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grynness
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Elkhart River
Oats Scarce as Fire Chief Plans Rural Expedition
Fire Chief leader plans an expedition into the country tomorrow to locate oats for the department. Harvey Hughes of Nappanee was arrested there for violating the automobile speed law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hughes
Nappanee
Rohrer Family Holds Third Annual Reunion at Island Park
About seventy five Rohrer family members gathered at Island Park for the third annual reunion. The program featured a ceremonial dinner and officer elections with five generations present. Notable attendees included Mrs. Sarah Rohrer, aged ninety three, as the oldest. Officers named include Nona Wilson, Elkhart, president. Mrs Louis Vance, Millerburg, vice president. E. H. Rohrer, Elkhart, secretary and treasurer. Next meeting is set for the third Wednesday in August 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrer
Island Park
Sarah Rohrer
Nona Wilson
Elkhart
Louis” Vance
Milleraburg
E. H. Rohrer
Dora Myers
Dolas Salmon
John McDonald
Mahlon Rohrer
John D. Rohrer
Walter Smith
Hamilton
Ont
John Weibel
Bluffton
Goshen
Central League results and ownership changes reported
Tuesday results show Fort Wayne 4 South Bend 2 eight innings Zanesville 8 Terre Haute 6 Wheeling 2 Evansville 1 Dayton 1 Grand Rapids 0. Evansville Dayton South Bend Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Zanesville Terre Haute Wheeling Milo Culp signed for Bay City. Bert Annis, president of South Bend, bought Grand Rapids. He paid Hayes and McKinley. Col John T Mercer dead at 72 in Ypsilanti after civil war paymaster role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Zanesville
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Evansville
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Milo Culp
Goshen
Greys
Bay City
Mich
Bert Annis
South Bend Central League
Hayes
McHinley
Ypsilanti
John T. Mercer
Canadian Pacific says strike ended in eastern Ontario divisions
Montreal reports the Canadian Pacific railway office stating the strike is ended for the eastern and Ontario divisions with sufficient staff to meet all requirements. London dispatch notes Tabriz in turmoil amid serial assassinations. two merchants killed in 48 hours. Dr. G W Spohn to attend Cleveland ENT meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Office
Eastern
Ontario
Tabriz
London
The
Times
G. W. Spohn
Cleveland
Democracy Died the Death Much Discussed Man Tells Iroquois
A San Francisco Iroquois Association letter criticizes Bryan Kern backers and democratic factions from 1890s to 1900s. It questions party purity, cites shifts on free silver, public ownership, and initiative and referendum, and compares modern democracy to a changing blade and handle. The writer rejects the Bryan party label and argues for lasting democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Association of
San Francisco
Bryan-Kern
Bryan
Troquois Club
Dr. Grindle
Democracy
Democratic Party
Coroner rules accidental death in Ritter case
Coroner Clarke declares John P. Ritter’s death accidental after an auto accident in South Bend involving Mrs. D M Hamilton, with no criminal negligence found. A two year old in South Bend dies from swallowing medicinal tablets after taking them from a table. Amos Yoder loses part of his left hand in cog wheels at Rood tile mill near Nappanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
John P. Ritter
D. M. Hamilton
South Bend
Amos Yoder
Nappanee
Origin of the word furring in construction
The term furring traces to ancient practice using animal skins on walls to insulate against cold and damp, explaining its modern meaning in building techniques.
Money to Loan in Real Estate Security
Livy Chamberlain offers money to loan secured by real estate. Terms and eligibility details unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livy Chamberlain
Band Concert Tonight at Hotel Bucklen
Director H W Geiss presents the Trumpet Notes Band program at Hotel Bucklen this evening featuring Joyce’s 7th, remicks hits medley, Sweetheart Days, Garden of Dreams, Marceline dance, The Water Lily duet by G Trinkhaus, Two Step Southern Bean and Yankee Prince selections. Solo trombone by J W Stenberg, Petoskey Cohan March and Noisy Bill, Star Spangled Banner finale. Six balloons with merchandise orders from Riverside Cleaning Works will be released. D L Martin Prop. Home phone 3 on 1375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Geiss
Hotel Bucklen
Joyce
Krummer
Clown
Marceline
G. Trinkhaus
Messrs
Whapham
Geiss
Yankee Prince
J. W. Stenberg
H. Thomas Peeag
Nape Enetts
G. Cohan
Petoskey
J. G Gill Waltz
Smarty
von Tilzer March
F. H. Losey
Local Club Meetings Announced In Indiana
Regular Indiana Hive meeting set for Thursday at 10 PM. Ready Helpers of Northeast Elkhart gather Thursday afternoon with Mrs Reno Benfer. Pythian Club meets with Mrs George Yates at 516 West Lexington Ave at 2 PM Thursday. Congenial Club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs J E Cummings 1209 Harrison St. Knights of Pythias read fourth amendment to by laws for third reading and final action. Ladies Aid Society Trinity M E church hosts ice cream social Wednesday evening at F A Blessing home corner State and Prairie streets. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hive
Northeast Elkhart
Reno Benfer
Pythian Club
George Yates
West
Lexington Avenue
J. E. Cummings
Harrison Street
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Aid Society of Trinity M. E. Church
F. A. Blessing
Corner State and
Prairie Streets
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John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
State Bank
First State Bank
Elkhart Review
Mortuary Record
John Joss
News OF the Railroads
Police and Criminal News
Peter Williams
Klein & Co
C. A. Bodge
No. 306 High Street
First National Bank
Sadie Grubb
H. B. Sykes & Co
Chicago
Curtis
Beardsley Avenue
Board of Public Works
Silver Lake
Ind
Henry Grider
Grider
Mishawaka
River Park
LOGAL
A. M. Smith
Pedro
D. D. Schwartz
H. B. Moulton
F. A. Smithy
J. Magnuson
Emory Arms
Sixby
Benton Harbor
Hoffman's Hall
Blanche
Ethelyn Lloyd
Myra App
Mabel Forry
George Forry
Fred Eastman
Miss Forry
Christ. Andrews
L. Marie Benfer
William C. Johnson
East
Pindl's Landing
Eagle Lake
Mrs. W. 8. Ferris
the Olver
News OF Sports
the Daily Review
Neighborhood News
Warren Hill CO
Oring Department
Young's
Cound
Riverside Cleaning Works
Maple Row
Michigan St
D. L. Martin
Hossick
H. C. Dodge
Wes
Keene Bros
S. Main St
Timmins
Opera House
Fs SR
J. Thomas
B. C. Godfrey @ Sons
W. H. Theis
South Side
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