Taft Intensifies Ohio Campaign Stops and Speeches
Wm A Taft traversed Ohio delivering veteran speech at Athens before a Taft club and defending judicial rulings on labor cases. He praised Roosevelt, warned of Democratic platform effects on courts, and noted labor laws. Taft and party later reached Middle Bass Island after fourteen speeches across Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wm. A. Taft
State of
Ohio
Athens
Taft
Congress
Tadge Taft
Charleston
W. Va
Toledo
Gallipolis
Middle Base Island
William T., Taft
Middle Bass Club
West Virginia
Dunkirk
West Mansfield
Kenton
Arlington
Findlay
Bowling Green
Sailors Barred From New Oyster Bay Pavilion
Several sailors from the president’s yacht Sylph, stationed at Oyster Bay for the president’s use, were refused admittance to a newly opened dancing pavilion at the Innside Inn. In uniform, they attempted to enter but were blocked by an attendant at the pavilion entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sylph
Roger Williams
Innside Inn
Personal mentions fill city social notes weekend
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travels to Chicago Toledo Milwaukee Gary Niagara Falls and other locales. Names include Dr J Fleming Mrs C R Weisslth Miss Della Byntin Mrs George Barth Nora B Palmer and many others visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Byntin
California
George Barth
Kendallville
Judge Defends Labor Injunctions and Rights in Court
The speaker rejects claims of endorsing a dollar-a-day standard and asserts he issued injunctions only to protect plaintiff rights and enforce the law. He states labor may form unions, fund leaders, and call members to action, but may not use secondary boycotts or drag in unrelated parties, insisting the law is fair and enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwige Taft
Cne
Jidee Taft
Jabor Cnses
Tama
Jabar
London Chronicle
Bryan Idea Attacked Over Jury Trials In Injunctions
The speaker opposes a jury trial in injunction cases and denies filing injunctive suits in labor matters. He argues that weakening court power to issue injunctions does not help working people and warns that the wealthy will manipulate legal technicalities to exploit such changes.
Vermont voters set pace for fall ballot with GOP governor race
Montpelier Aug 31 Vermont prepares for fall elections with governor and Congress races. Lieutenant Governor Prouty leads Burke in the governor contest as national observers watch Vermont hints of national sentiment. Republican loyalty noted as GOP strength tracking prior presidential planks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhis
James KE. Burke
Ewiington
Vermont
Bryan on tour targets Minnesota and Dakota fairs
William Z. Bryan has started a speaking tour departing Lincoln Nebraska and heading to St Paul Minnesota to address fair grounds on governmental extravagance. He will also speak at Fargo Grand Forks North Dakota and Sioux City before returning Thursday. No topic beyond campaign lies but Bryan will decry campaign deceit. In New York Norman E. Mack Democratic national committee chairman seeks an eastern campaign chair amid ongoing searches for a month with no selection yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William Z. Bryan
St. Paul
Minn
Fair Grounds
Fargo
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Sioux City
Sty
Bryan
New York
Normian E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
Hitchcock heads to Chicago to consult on western campaign
New York reports chairman Frank Hitchcock of the Republican national committee has left for Chicago to confer with western campaign managers. The piece also cites a London Chronicle observation on stage fright and quotes playful lines from The Modern Child and London Tatler about a little girl and toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Chicago
London Tatler
Gift to Miss Pas Safely Sparks Pet Debate
Dumley asks what animal Miss Pas would like as a gift and Misa Knox quickly suggests a man. The Philadelphia Press notes the exchange as a whimsical moment amid broader reflections on overcoming lamentation and complaint attributed to Epictetus.
Wife Brutally Murdered in St Louis Home
Mrs Ama Schulte was shot to death in the rear room on Natural Bridge road. Her husband Willian Schulte, a grocer and saloon keeper, is under arrest charged with the shooting. Neighbors heard pleas and five gunshots before she collapsed on the back stairway. He reloaded, returned to his saloon, and drank while officers arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ama Schulte
Natural Bridge Road
Willian Schulte
Schulte
Scores On The Ball Fields Across The Nation
A collage of baseball scores from cities like St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Detroit and Boston. Key results include St Louis defeating Brooklyn 8 to 6 and Cincinnati beating Boston 7 to 5 with multiple games in clouds of errors and hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Soene
St. Tanis
MclIntyre
Bergen
Lush
Moran
Cincinnati
Boston
Neston
Heston
Toston
Ferguson
Smith
Cincine Nati Ewing
Schiei
Chicago
New York
National
P. Ww. L. Pc
Pittsbore
Thiladelphia Co
Fae
AS Ag
Brooklyn Ene
OW. T. PC
Detroit
Cleveland
Olive Beigcord
Philadelphia
Washington
Ates
How to Clean Windows Easily
Take a cotton sock and moisten with kerosene and rub the panes several times. Then rub with a lint free cloth until the oil disappears and the glass is bright. Leave the windows open a few minutes and the odor will quickly disappear.
Hair snake in city water shocks Goshen resident
George M. Richardson found a small hair snake emerging from his bathtub spigot in Goshen's municipal water. He brought the living snake to the News-Times office for witnesses, noting no immediate danger if not ingested. Also, Companion Court Samaritan I. O. F. holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening with no initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Local social events and carnival arrives in Elkhart
Local notes report Misses Lola and Nina Helfrick hosting a thimble party for Bertha Bishop and Dean Cherry in Auburn and Adrian guests. O Fifer attends Pfeifer family reunion near Middlebury. A Saturday night dance at Hoffmans hall ends early due to Republican headquarters subletting. Hopkins will continue Tuesday dances. Frank Hatch Carnival Company arrives from Auburn for a week in Elkhart with 150 performers and 32 wagons. highlights include the Gaskill animal show and joint spiral tower fireworks acts scheduled for 2, 4, 7, and 10:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Nina Helfrick
Bowerstreet
Bertha Bishop
Auburn
Dean Cherry
Adrian
KE O. Fifer
Pfeiffer
Jacob F. Pickrell
Middlebury
M. R. Hopking
Hoffman’s Hall
Hopkins
Hatch Carnival Company
Frank Hatch
Mishawaka
Betrayed by His Amanuensis in a City Affair
A young man vanishes from his home and shop after trusting a fellow man of the same race to write letters to a caucasian Southwend woman. The amanuensis arranges an encounter, but misaddresses the letters, bringing the visitor to the man's home to reveal his domestic life and interracial affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwend
Elkhart
William Fleming Released on Reduced Bond in Swindle Case
William Fleming of Cleveland, held in South Bend jail since April 7 on suspicion of involvement in a $10,000 swindle tied to a fake wrestling match, was released Friday on $5,000 bond. Originally $7,500 then raised to $10,000, the bond was reduced by Judge Van Fleet. National Surety Co. posted the bond. Fleming left South Bend and is believed to have headed for Detroit. The case is set for the first week of October term, with venue changed from the circuit to the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fleming
Cleveland
South Bend
W. J. Springborn
Fleming
van Fleet
Superior Court
National Surety Company of
Baltimore
Detroit
Circuit Court
Boneman Horse and Wagon Overturn in Alley Collision
A Boneman and Sons delivery horse bolted south through the rear alley and collided with Williams and Co.’s wagon. The wagon overturned but no person was aboard and damage was minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boneman & Sons
Williams & Co
Boneman
A List of the Sick Names and Conditions
A list reports residents ill or recovering. O N Shelmadine and Mrs. F H Wert of Michigan street are sick. Q M Conley arrived from Eagle lake Sunday sick. Frances Evans of Marion street is ill. Mrs Charles Myers of Aspenwold avenue is seriously ill. Mrs H M Faulkner, previously ill, is much better. Lloyd Swinehart of Sugar Grove is recovering from four weeks of typhoid fever. Street Commissioner J H Williams has kidney trouble but is a little better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wert
Michigan Street
Q. M. Conley
Eagle Lake
Frances
H. M. Evans
Marion Street
Charles Myers
Aspenwold Avenue
H. M. Faulkner
Lloyd Swinehart
Sugar Grove
J. H. Williams
Thanks for kindness during sickness of wife and mother
John Thornton and children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness of the wife and mother and for the many beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornton
Starlight Chapter Regular Meeting Announced
Regular meeting of Starlight Chapter O B H scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday. The F W Club will meet with Mrs Golden at 320 Jefferson street Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlight Chapter
O. BH
Mra. Golden
Jefferson Street
Elkhart Falls to Goshen Grays in Fast Park Game
Elkhart 6 Goshen Grays 4 at the driving park despite 11 hits to 7. Four Elkhart players were absent, reducing their defense. About 300 fans were disappointed as races and balloon ascension did not occur. Local entertainment was blamed on the team, not the driving club.
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Elkhart
Goshen Grays
Goshen
Lake Shore
Seed Grove
Riverside
Gary
Krienke
Beech Grove
Hughes
Walch
Real Estate Transfers Listing In Goshen and Elkhart Areas
A series of real estate transfers is listed including Martha Rowell widow selling 5 acres in Jefferson township to Isaac Wilson for 1400 dollars and William Ferris selling seven lots in Emerald Heights to Pearl Ram sey for 21 dollars per lot. Additional transfers include Abraham Greene to Alva Mehl four lots for 200 dollars and Nettie Myers to Abraham Greene for a lot at A F Wilden's second addition for 300 dollars. Other transfers: Alva Mehl to Abraham and Mary Greene four Wilden third addition lots for 900 dollars, Herman Borneman to Charles Hatfield a lot in Allendale for 1 dollar, Samuel Kreider to Elmer Kreider 15 acres in Washington township for 1000 dollars, Christian Klein et al to Clara Poyser half a lot in Barnes second addition for 1800 dollars, a patent deed to Elias Baker for 40 acres in Elkhart township dated July 5 1837, Joseph Wegland and Minnie Wegland to H Belle Miller a lot in Dinehart Place Elkhart for 1 dollar, Jeannette Johnson to Charles and Bertha Johnson a lot in subdivision.
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Martha Rowell
Isaac Wilson
Jefferson Township
William D. Ferris
Pearl E. Ramsey
Emerald Hights
Elkhart
Abraham Greene
Alva Mehl
Wilden
Goshen
Nettie D. Myers
A. F. Wilden
Abraham and
Mary Greene
Herman Borneman
Charles W. Hatfield
Allendale
Elshart
Samuel Kreider
Elmer J. Kreider
Washington Township
Christian Klein Et al
Clara E. Poyser
Barnes
Elias Baker
Riverside addition to Elkhart transfers and land deals
Vision of Johnsons Riverside addition to Elkhart lists transfers to William McMinnis for 500 dollars, Edward J. Fanner to William Carnen for 39.81, and further lots in Primleys Willowdale Elk hart for 150 dollars. Other deeds include William H. Paul et al to George B Shaw for 1, Shaw to Nancy A Paul et al for 1, and Justus W Sharick to Ada E Hamlet for 40 acres in Washington township for 1 dollar and other consideration.
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Johnson
Ada E. Hamlet
Washington Township
Local Social Visit Notes From Michigan and Indiana
Manas Kuhns of St. Johns Michigan returns home after visiting relatives. Numerous relatives enjoy Sundays with family across Michigan and Indiana including Kantz and Diehl families. Several guests and visits are noted with spouses and nieces nephews in Ford, Albion and Nirvana communities.
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Manas Kuhns
St. John’s
Mich
Biessel
South Bend
E. N. Beach
Charles
A., McKean
A. J. Diehl
Will Ort
Kathryn Kantz
Elkhart
H. J. Diehl
Calvin A. Kantz
Misa Ertel
Nirvana
Wilma Kuhns
G. D. Kurns
Ford Kessler
Henry McCreary
Melvin Hunter Weer
E. J. Kantz
C. W. Shearer
Bernice
Albion
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Middle Bass Island
Taft Club
Statea
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Dr. J. €. Fleming
Minnesota
C. R. Weilth
Nora B. Palmer
Ligonier
Pearl Newman
Howard Maxon
Louis Davis
Indianapolis
Leon Swayne
Culver
Harry Boles
Dr. Irwin
Volinia
E. A. Baker
Niles and Dowaglac
Ernest Simpson
Lawrence Simonton
Milwaukee
Charles Aubers
J. K. Holloway
LaPorte
C. A. Holloway
W. Christy
Mary A. Dinehart
A. C. Wittingham
Marvin W. Kempner
Buffalo, N. Y
Erwin K. Nadel
Henry Whitney
Wisconsin
W. S. Moomaw
The
Bell Co., Printers
Clara Nelson
Elizabeth Longacre
Ray Woodard
Galesburg
Ill
G. A. Smith
Cleveland Township
Albert Smith
Harry Beck
Michigan
Anna Albers
Waupaukneta
H. D. Albers
South Main Street
Bert Myers
Mattie Mattes
Nina Heltrick
J. P. Carr
Angola
J. C. Fetterhoff
M. B. Lamberson
Della Chester
Sykes Store
Frank Leader
Oroville
Cal
Dan Kreuger
Flora MacGowan
Golden State
W. B. Hile
Jackson
Ogilvie
C. W. Haywood
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
G. H. Haywood
Haywood
James F. Boyer
This City
New York City
C. G. Conn Co
W. C. Lynch
Terre Haute
Dirigo
Maine
Hitchcock
Eipictetus
Tretroit
Rhoades
N. Clarke
Willett
Willian
Schmidt
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
Denver
Pueblo
Wincoln
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Association
Denver Pueblo
Ernest Espberg
Frank Nelson
O. N. Shelmadine
the Daily Review
News OF Sports
Evansville
Benders
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Zanesville
Driving Park
Star Billiard Hall
Ramblers
Riverside Greys
Riverside Diamond
Albertson
McCormick
Greys
Brunner
Huntington
Gilbert
Rivervins
Tigers
Kenwood
Riverviews
Smith and Kidder
Miller
Rowe
Kyle
Anderson
St. Joe
Cleveland News
M. Best
Timmins
Idiana
Opera House
Come and
B. C. Godfrey & Sons
S. Main St
Obiles
H. A. Knevels
Ford Autom
FORD
Iton
Mullins Steel
Truscott Canoes
Ferro and Goshen Marine
Knevels’ Book and Bicycle
Main St
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