27 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
1
A flurry of Christmas season activity fills Elkhart as residents and visitors arrive from Chicago Cleveland and Milwaukee. The text lists dozens of names with travels to South Bend Detroit and Vanderlip kinship ties, plus illnesses and new births.
Milwaukee December 26 Judge Tuley of Chicago died at the Pennoyer sanatorium in Kenosha at 2 30 pm yesterday suffering from nervous exhaustion after overwork. Born Louisville March 4 1827 he practiced law in Chicago and served as first lieutenant in the Mexican War before returning west to establish his career. He will be buried privately in Chicago.
Juley Tuley and Joseph E. Gary formed a life long friendship after opposing counsel in a murder case. Tuley served as Illinois attorney general 1849 1851 and later as circuit judge, shaping Chicago and Cook County law. Gary, a Republican, shared long bench service with Tuley and aligned with municipal ownership advocates in later years.
A Paris dispatch reports King Leopold married about twelve months ago in the private chapel at the Chateaux of Laeken near Brussels. The ceremony included two aide de camp and the court chaplain under the cardinal archbishop of Mechlin. The bride, Mme Vaughan nee Mlle Lacroix, is said to be a niece of Van Lamgendolk, a Belgian socialist deputy. She was born at Louvain and is the daughter of a caretaker. The couple has a newborn child and the king has made her a baroness.
Washington observed Christmas with a general government shutdown only urgent matters considered. President Roosevelt and cabinet officers spent the day with families while charity reached the hungry and needy across cities and even jail and prison inmates benefited.
Henry Honhorst and his daughter Rose were killed when his rig struck the front of a baggage car on a Pennsylvania Special at a grade crossing near Cephos O. One of Honhorst’s daughters, Mrs Barney Wahomohff, was severely injured. Daggett diary notes a separate Christmas Tree train event for forty eastern newspaper men aboard the Los Angeles limited.
A railroad locomotive boiler exploded in Paterson New Jersey injuring two crew members. Fireman Charles De Barr of Stroudsburg Pennsylvania and Conductor Mable of Butler New Jersey were badly scalded with De Barr expected to die.
An Evanston Illinois woman was arrested after repeatedly refusing to stop talking in public. The report notes the unusual arrest as a local incident drawing attention to persistent disturbance in the city.
An essay traces early feline domestication in Egypt from 2000 B C to 1300 B C, noting mummification practices and Bubastis as the cat goddess. It contrasts Greek Cynics led by Diogenes with Alexander the Great, highlighting their stark philosophies and famous encounter.
Manager Carpenter booked The Pit led by Wilton Lackaye, a top traveling company this year. The skating rink in the old post office building opened Monday to large crowds both afternoon and evening. Nobody's Claim, the Bucklen Christmas attraction, drew two large audiences.
Announcements list tonight's Colonial Club meeting at 8 sharp and a Woodman Circle regular meeting Wednesday afternoon. Indiana Hive L O T M holds a regular meeting tomorrow evening with important business. Delinquents in December dues for Woodman Circle to pay at the hall Wednesday. Gideons meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the M C A building to elect officers. traveling men eligible are invited. The national Gideons organization grew to 7,000 members last year. Prof Sturgis to start a beginner dance class Tuesday evening January 2 at 7:30. ten lessons cost 5 dollars, payable 1 dollar weekly.
We sincerely thank friends who extended aid and sympathy during the dark hours of our bereavement following the loss of our wife and mother.
Notice to stockholders of The Home Telephone Company Elkhart Indiana announces a regular meeting at the Secretary's office 112 W High Street Elkhart Friday January 12 1906 between 2 and 7 pm M E Crow Secretary 26th 2 9
A local shop promotes a buy now pay later plan for gifts and home decor. The ad urges readers to purchase enduring items that will beautify the home and last a lifetime while deferring payment.
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