Grandmother Dies After Young Woman’s Suicide Attempt
Luzella Green attempted to take acid in a family crisis causing excitement and the death of her grandmother Mrs. Henrietta Judson. Luzella survived. Judson died from heart disease aggravated by the scene. Luzella’s motive cited jealousy toward a man named White. Mrs. Judson, born in Ohio in 1840, lived in the city eighteen years. survived by two daughters, Harriet Green and Rosetta Sawyers, and five grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Chain Lakes chapel under Rev. A. M. Taylor.
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Luzella Green
Harriet Green
Henrietta Judson
South Main Street
Kingdom Come
Rinehart
Wooley
The
Greens
Luzella
Judson
Ohio
South Bend
Elkhart
Rosetta Sawyers
A. M. Taylor
Chain Lakes Chapel
Chain Lakes
Double Wedding at St Pauls M E Church in Elkhart
Miss Elma Yoder and Carl Stripe along with Miss Sylvia Yoder and Raymond Wright were wed by Rev. W H Brightmire in a morning double ceremony at St. Pauls M E parsonage. The Yoder sisters are daughters of Mr and Mrs Frank Yoder of 701 Myrtle street. The newlyweds planned to reside on Myrtle street and with relatives in Mishawaka before returning to Elkhart tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s M. E
W. H. Brightmire
Elma Yoder
Carl V. Stripe
Sylvia Yoder
Raymond Wright
Frank Yoder
No. 701
Myrtle Street
Yoder
Mr. Wright
8. E. Wright
Beardsley Avenue
Stripe
John Stripe
Jefferson Street
Lake Shore
Wright
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Repute Coming Soon and Local Thefts Reported
Elkhart delegates at Plymouth convention return via Warsaw and interurban. County Chairmen Roose and Thomas handle rebate distribution to South Bend and St. Joseph County delegates. Fred J. Nopper reports a Chicago street hold up for his watch and valuables. E C Rice and M G Schafer search for stolen bicycles without success.
MANY AT COUNTY FAIR AT BICKEL KUHLMAN LAWN
Mayflower Chorus from the Congregational church entertained Tuesday evening on the Bickel and Kuhlman lawn to kick off the county fair. Musicians, a fortune teller, egg and ham sandwiches, and a museum drew crowds as black face numbers by Miss Anderson and Miss Stultz impressed, and Taft satire by Cutler Cannon amused. The event aimed to raise funds for the organ, with another night featuring a seven piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Chorus
Bickel-Kuhlman
Congregational Church
E. C. Bickel
Etna Kuhlman
Bower
Prospect Streets
Kuhlman
Marie Anderson
Wilma Stultz
Howard
Donald Maxon
Frances Silkwood
Patti
Cutler Cannon
William H. Taft
Schwin
Central School Building May Be Incomplete Says Architect
R A Bradley of Indianapolis, architect who drew the plans and supervised the Central school, visited and said contractor Thomas Foy of Kalamazoo reported the contract finished and ready for final inspection, but Bradley believed the building was not yet completed per contract and planned an afternoon review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
R. A. Bradley
Indianapolis
Thomas Foy
Kalamazoo
Bradley
Several Elkhart residents suffer injuries in mishaps
Mrs Julius Querard aged about seventy at 1003 Johnson street sustained multiple injuries after tripping on a carpet including a dislocated wrist a forearm fracture a kneecap fracture and a possible hip fracture. Others include H P Bressler a Lake Shore car cleaner burned on the back of his hand, Hal Small a brakeman who jumped from a train injuring his back, and W H Sweet whose hand sliver swelling led to removal of a stubborn sliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Querard
Johnson Street
H. P. Bressler
Lake Shore
Hal Small
Waterloo
W. H. Sweet
Bicycle Outrage Injures Five Year Old in Prospect Street
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Van Dorsten was knocked down by a bicycle rider in front of their Prospect Street home at 9 am and seriously injured. The rider fled after being thrown and identity not learned. Residents complain of fast bicycle riders and vow to curb scorchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. van Dorsten
No. 500
Prospect Street
Boys' Brigade Form New Company to Seek Charter
At an enthusiastic meeting of old Boys Brigade members a new company is formed and plans to send for the charter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Brigade
Destructive Storm Rips Through Osceola Area
A severe wind storm Tuesday felled telegraph poles from the Elk hart Office toward Osceola with extensive damage. Lightning struck the gate shanty injuring workers and a telegraph operator. Buildings, barns, orchards and a coal bin suffered major damage across Mishawaka and surrounding farms. Henry Andrews, 72, a New Paris resident, died Monday.
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Here
Osceola
Elkhart
HE. P. Schwartz
Jackson Street
J. P. McGee
Big Four
Elkhart River
Big Four Telegraph Office
J. W. Tillman
Mr. Tillman
Schwartz
Fred Eby
McGee
Marion
Fortunatus Miller
S. W. Shumard
Stephens
California
Allendale
Indiana Avenue
Franklin Street
Union Street
Priem
Adam Doolittle
George Burhans
Aaron Dixon
Mishawaka
Dixon Farm
G. W. Bulla
O. C. Puterbaugh
William Troyer
Mr. Shigley
Culver
Misses Yoder to Mes dames and Wright names
The article lists names including Misses Yoder and Mes dames Carl Stripe and Raymond Wright. It notes an event on Tuesday storm details in the area.
Taft Yale day and Cleveland death headline mix
Telegraphic summary notes Grover Cleveland's death details, Taft day at Yale, Bryan attacks on the Republican platform, Foraker campaigning in Ohio, Ellis claims Taft allies drafted the injunction plank. Vice Presidential candidate Sherman stable. Commerce and Labor to aid workers. Boston women’s clubs meet. Baseball scores and market reports. Ohio marksman shines in Columbus. Frankfort man expects Sept 4 death. Terre Haute prisoner condition disputed. Murder jury discharged after long deliberation. Ambassador Reid’s daughter to Englishman wed. Salem cruiser sets fast time. Bryan nomination failure predicted by New York Democrat. Yale names Morgan Spooner doctors of laws. Roosevelt and Taft send condolences to Cleveland family. Louisiana passes anti-race track gambling law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Taft
Yale College
Bryan
Foraker
Ohio
Ellis
J. S. Sherman
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Boston
Illinois
Columbus
Frankfort
Ind
Terre Haute
Ambassador Reid
Salem
New York
Yale
J. P. Morgan
Spooner
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Weather Forecast Summary
The report notes fair local conditions with a maximum temperature of 38 degrees and a minimum not listed. Wind velocity is 38 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical Co
Woman Overhauls Thieving Tramps After Farm Sleuthing
Mrs. Charles F. Jacobson and her five year old son found a trio of tramps looting their small farm home south west of the city. They chased the trio to near Oakland avenue cemetery and detained them before releasing after the men claimed they sought food. A cap and necktie of her son were recovered later in a field, but nothing else was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Jacobson
Oakland Avenue
Zimmerman Mind Questioned in Murder Case at South Bend
Charles Honokey of Harvey Newfoundland brother of Mrs. William Zimmerman who was killed by her husband at South Bend says he cannot believe Zimmerman fired intentionally. Coroner Clark hears evidence and may push for a murder indictment while witnesses depict Zimmerman as erratic and not mentally strong. The case includes testimony about prior family tensions and an alleged assault by a stepson on the couple’s eight year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Charles Honokey
Harvey
William Zimmerman
South Bend
Clark
Marriage Licenses Issued in Elkhart Today
Raymond Wright and Sylvia A. Yoder received a license with parental consent the bride is sixteen. William S. Gehman and Ellen Kulp also obtained a license. All parties reside in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wright
Sylvia A. Yoder
William S. Gehman
Ellen Kulp
Elkhart
Ex President Grover Cleveland Dies at 8 40 A M
Grover Cleveland twenty second and twenty fourth president dies at 8 40 A M after a lingering illness. Family physician Dr Bryant announces, Mrs Cleveland present, children in New Hampshire. Funeral arrangements pending. Tributes from Taft and Roosevelt acknowledge his stature and impact.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Bryant
Riot After Baseball Game Between Hungarians and Poles
In South Bend on June 24 police arrested members of both teams after a baseball game in the west part of town led to riotous conduct. A Hungarian was struck on the head with a brick and left unconscious as the players clashed amid charges of riot assault battery and highway robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Yale Confers Honors On Morgan And Spooner
New Haven June 24 Yale announced honorary degrees and prizes. John Pierpont Morgan received the doctor of laws degree as a descendant of James Pierpont founder of Yale. Former Senator Spooner also received the degree of doctor of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Conn
John Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
James Pierpont
Spooner
Indiana Supreme Court halts express company delivery law
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the two year old law forcing express firms to deliver free within cities with 2500 or more population inoperative. The decision holds state courts lack jurisdiction over express companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Tammany predicts Bryan defeat in Denver
Charls F. Murphy, head of Tammany, says Bryan may be beaten at Denver with only 600 votes and Vermont and North Carolina poised to elect fifty unpledged delegates this week. Tammany vows a hard fight to settle it in Denver.
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Bryan
New York
Charls F. Murphy
Tammany
Denver
Vermont
North Carolina
McKinley Home to Become Roman Catholic Hospital
Canton Ohio date June 24 It is announced that the former McKinley home will be a Roman Catholic hospital Felix M Bopp administrator of the Cleveland diocese has ordered remodeling of the building and the project is now definite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Canton
Felix M. Bopp
Cleveland Diocese
Congressman Sherman Remains Restful After Illness
In Cleveland on June 24 Congressman Sherman's condition is largely unchanged. He rests quietly with a temperature of 101.3, pulse 92, respiration 28.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Congressman Sherman
Foraker Poised to Campaign in Ohio for Taft Ticket
In Washington reports say Senator Foraker will campaign across Ohio to rally support for the Republican ticket. Some expect Taft and other Ohio leaders to back his bid for the senatorship while Republicans map a strategy around black voters and Twenty-fifth Regiment enlistments. Meanwhile at Waterloo Iowa the Progressives clash with Stand-Patters over Cummins administration indorsement and anti-pass measures in the state primary arena.
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Washington
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Sherman
Campatan
Twenty-ffth
Olura
Fomiker
Waterloo
Jane
Requesa
Toa
W.os. Hart
Waukon
Cummins
Who Wrote the Platform Colmnhus
June 24. The reply of Attorney General Ellis to Bryanton's criticism of the Republican national platform raises how the anti injunction plank was drafted. Ellis states the plank was prepared by Taft's friends and approved by Taft, with others consulted by the president or Taft.
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Colmnhus
Ellis
Bryanton
Repiabollican
Wade Ellis
Taft
Georgia Delegation Opposes Bryan at Denver Convention
Georgia delegates to the Democratic national convention in Denver display unified opposition to William J. Bryan and indicate Georgia’s vote will go to a different candidate, signaling a shift in party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Denver
William J. Bryan
Dispute Over Trial Conditions Delays McDonald Case
The Henry McDonald murder trial of Detective Dwyer in Terre Haute Indiana is postponed to September after defense cites medical unfitness to stand trial. The judge accepts the continuance as McDonald refuses court-ordered examinations despite gunshot wounds and current hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Taute
Ind
Henry McDonald
Dwyer
AbbeDonald
McDonald
McDonall
Severe June storm hits southern Indiana causing damage
An intense electrical storm swept southern Indiana with strong winds uprooting trees and destroying fences. Heavy rainfall damaged crops, including wheat, across affected areas in Evansville and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Lightning Storm Kills Cow in Elwood Indiana
During a June 24 electrical storm in Elwood Indiana a cow owned by Peter Dugan near Dundee was struck by lightning first hitting a street car rail and then the cow. the bolt split her spine in a clean, knife like cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Peter Dugan
Dundee
Jury Deadlock Ends Patrick Murder Case at 191 Hours
Sullivan Ind June 24 Jurors in the Leonard J. Patrick case, charged with murdering William J. Allen of Gilmore, reported a disagreement after 191 hours of deliberation and were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Leonard J. Patrick
William J. Allen
Gilmore
Machinist Edward Mathias Cut by Wrench at Roundhouse
Edward Mathias, a machinist at the roundhouse, was cut above the left eye when struck by a wrench on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mathias
Roundhouse
Yale Celebrates Taft Visit With Field Parade and Baseball Win
New Haven Conn June 24 Yale marked Secretary Tafts visit with a campus parade and a private class dinner. Taft witnessed the Yale Harvard baseball game after a walkable march with classmates, praising the high quality play and calling it one of the best games he had seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledyard Memorial
Tuncheon
Taft
Howard C. Hollister
Cincinnati
Charlie Taft
Yale Field
Harvard
Bill
Vel] and Sone
Yale
Taft Receives Ovation With Yale Class of 1870
Secretary Taft leaves the field amid cheers after a Yale celebration. He and the class of 1902 greet President Hadley at his residence then head to Edwards House for greetings and a private class dinner at the New Haven Country Club. Taft plans to visit Water town and New York following the boat race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Haven
Taft
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New Traven
Conn
Yale
Woodbridge Hall
Yale Corporation
Edwards House
Cliss
Tadley
Hadley
Alumni Hall
Ohio
New Haven Country Club
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
New York
Luke BE
Wright
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Fred J. Nopper
Lake Shore Road
Division Street
Railr
Chicago
E. C. Rice
Cycilist
E. P. Schwartz
Henry Andrews
New Pariss
Carl Stripe
Fortune
Congregational
Jauriet Court
Pratt Street
F. J. Nopper
G. Machan
Christiana Street
Ohio State
Freak of the
Eli
Erybody
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