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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
14
Farmer rushes to hay field as July dangers loom
A brief recounts July1 firework scare and alarming accident notes. A five year old boy suffers a left arm fracture and elbow dislocation after a fall at Garfield Avenue. Harry Bowles injures right ankle after tripping near the Star Billiard hall. H Keene sustains a gash under the eye from a car roof. Red Men install officers tomorrow with refreshments. Wall’s shop injuries bend a finger. Lake Shore switchman’s foot is crushed. Basil Clark’s son injures his right foot. ML Leonard breaks his right arm after a fall from a flat car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beyers
Garfield Avenue
Harry Bowles
Star ‘Billiard Hall
H. H. Keene
Ninth Street
Walls
RE. E. Gorsuch
Aspenwold ‘Avenue
Mason Street
Lake Shore
Basil
Thomas Clark
July Weather Outlook Warns of Drought and Heat
The forecast from Irl R Hicks predicts a hot late July with alternating storm periods. Central between the 4th and 6th a reactionary storm is due, with a crisis around the 6th, followed by cooler spells and multiple storm cycles through the 24th. A major heat wave peaks near the 28th unless cooler air arrives earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl R. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Mortuary Records Roundup from South Bend Area
Alonzo F Morrison son of Elmer QO Morrison of Lafayette street died at 3 a m today of spinal and brain trouble aged four months Funeral services set for 2 30 Wednesday at the home Rev C E Rice of Grace Lutheran church officiating Charles W Thornton of South Bend aged sixty one found dead in a chair Monday Survived by Louis H Charles A Thornton and Mrs Maud Poyser all of South Bend Mrs Moses Catherine Martin of southwest Goshen died Sunday aged seventy two Edward C Peak formerly of South Bend died in Donaldson Ind Monday aged eighty eight Mrs Henry DeBoer of South Bend died Saturday aged thirty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo F
Elmer QO. Morrison
Lafayette Street
Rev
C. E. Rice
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles W. Thornton
South Bend
Louis H
Charles A. Thornton
Maud Poyser
Moses
Catherine) Martin
Goshen
Edward C. Peak
Donaldson
Ind
Henry DeBoer
Dream inspired churn yields $25 000 windfall for Pratt
Willis Pratt, a Sullivan County farmer near Farmersburg, gained $25 000 from an invention he dreamed about three nights in a row. He built a model churn from the dream design, secured a patent, and began small scale manufacture. A Chicago churn firm offered to buy the rights and agreed to pay his asking price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Willis Pratt
Farmersburg
Pratt
Chicago
Lake Shore firemen prepare for third year promotion exams
Firemen from Lake Shore have taken tests for hearing sight and color then will travel to Collinwood for the regular third year engineer promotion exam. Kendallville notes George Loy of Elkhart visits loading steel rails here seeing a sign of prosperity. Dreves reports for work after lakes vacation. Spear to address shop meeting Wednesday noon. Kepler Hoffman off duty. Pindell off sick. Snader on two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Collinwood
Fred Winebrenner
T. E. Oliver
Edward Fruger
A. H. Oulton
W. T. Bridge
C. H. Creighton
A. P. Monahan
Richard Ryder
H. E. Norris
G. E. Silkwood
Kendallville
Loy
BE. R. Dreves
Rev. H. N. Spear
E. C. Kepler
John Hoffman
J. J. Pindell
Donald Snader
Disturbance Quieted as Officer Intervenes on Johnson Street
Police were called to Johnson street Monday night to quiet a disturbance. One intoxicated man was brought in this forenoon from the south end and registered as Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Smith
Marriage Licenses Issued in Several Townships
Marriage licenses were issued to Alpha Mishler and Jose Werner of Union township Elmer Neterer of Harrison township and Myrtle McKissick of Elkhart township Walter H Barn dollar of Elkhart and Elizabeth Gary of Millersburg. During a family absence unknown intruders entered a Millersburg area farm residence and stole $50 from a writing desk. Frank G Hubbell Goshen banker was injured after being struck by a Winona car but escaped serious harm. The trials of Mr and Mrs Schrump of Elkhart for encouraging a child in its in corrigibility were not tried, with jury not called this week. Douglas Stuart’s trial may be postponed until next term. Judge Dodge ordered a distribution in Darr versus Darr with each heir receiving $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mishler
Jose Werner
Union Township
Elmer Neterer
Harrison Township
Myrtle McKissick
Elkhart Township
Walter H. Barndollar
Elkhart
Elizabeth Gary
Millersburg
William F. Rink
Fred Schrump
Douglas Stuart
Dodge
Injunction to settle out of court in Indiana and Michigan Electric case
The Indiana and Michigan Electric Company and the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Electric Railway will settle out of court over alleged interference of wires. The railway pays about 400 dollars to remove lights outside the wires path. The Hanna traction line connects South Bend with Michigan City. Mrs. Hearn suffered burns in a fire that destroyed two barns, a chicken-house and a corn crib on Samuel Hearn’s farm near Leesburg. loss about 1500 dollars. John DeLeau, a Benton Harbor retiree, vanished from the Lusitania en route to France. suspicion of murder. The Y M C A state convention will meet in South Bend November 19 to 22 with about 500 delegates. The Protected Home Circle plans an ice cream social at 416 Aspenwold avenue this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Electric Railway
South Bend
Hanna
Michigan City
William Hearn
Samuel Hearn
Leesburg
John DeLeau
Benton Harbor
France
Cunard
Lusitania
New York
Liverpool
DeLeau
Walgamott Accused of Robbing Friend in Brazil
John T. Walgamott is charged with robbing John Allbright after a beer he bought was doped. He was bound over for $500 and jailed when bail could not be posted. Police found money in his sock and Walgamott denied the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
John T. Walgamott
John Allbright
Walgamott
Indianapolis man arrested in Brazil for speeding
Allen Hil of Indianapolis was arrested in Brazil Ind for driving more than the city speed limit. He posted bond and will be tried later. After fleeing with his family he ran off an embankment on the Reelsville road east of Brazil the automobile turned over and the occupants were badly bruised but not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Fire destroys Rice Langford store in Boonville Indiana
Fire swept the general merchandise store of Rice and Langford at Eby Boonville causing a 3000 dollar loss with 1200 dollar insurance. Mrs Edna Dial's home also burned for 1500 dollars with no insurance. Eight hundred dozen store eyes were roasted by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Rice & Langford
Eby
Edna Dial
A Peculiar Death in Pittsburg Over Broken Glass
A runaway accident in Pittsburg in the West End led to Edgar Burns an eighteen year old dying within minutes from dagger like broken glass piercing his heart while assisting a neighbor move as a furniture wagon collided with another wagon a heavy mirror shattered and two thick glass pieces penetrated his chest Newton Gilbert appointed to Philippine commission in Washington board of insular affairs named Gilbert formerly Indiana lieutenant governor to serve with a salary of 7500 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
West End
Edgar Burns
Burns
Newton Gilbert
Washington
Board of Insular Affairs Today
Indiana
Philippine Commission
Postoffice Robbery Strikes Brookville Post Office
Robbers blew the safe at Brookville Indiana post office this morning stealing over 350 dollars in stamps. Police pursue leads as community reacts to the daylight heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Brookville
Ind
Families head to lake on two week outing
Mr and Mrs Charles Salisbury and party of three travel to the lake for a two weeks outing. DPD H Miller and family of Chicago return home after a week at the lake. Koehler family spend the week at the lake with Helfrich and Henry Guipe reports over one hundred bluegills caught yesterday. Carl Bierman spends the day at the lake. Dr C O Dobson of Goshen spends the week at the lake. Mrs Marion Robinson and son Henry of Chicago arrive for the summer at Crow's Nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salisbury
DPD
H. Miller
Chicago
J. ©. Koehler
H. Helfrich
Henry
Guipe
Carl Bierman
C. O. Dobson
Goshen
Marion Robinson
Crow’s Nest
Church Pipe Organ Arrives for Swed ish Lutheran Church
A new pipe organ for the Swed ish Lutheran Church arrived on Monday, enhancing the church’s musical offerings for services and events.
The First Hello Girl At The Cafe Debate
In a famous cafe a table of thinkers argues over inventions like the flying machine and the telephone. A solemn man insists telephone service dates to Eden, joking that the garden's call was 2-8-1 Apple before leaving with a sandwich half-eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Eden
New York Globe
Card of Thanks From the Stickler Family
The family of Henry Stickler thanks friends and neighbors for kindness, help, sympathy, and flowers during his illness and in their bereavement. Mrs E Harrington and Family extend thanks. Go to Bucklen theatre tonight for a good play in a clean, comfortable theatre, seats reserved for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stickler
E. Harrington
Bucklen Theatre
Empire Stock Company Presents Pleasing Play At Bucklen Theatre
Notice states K Puterbaugh disclaims debts. Empire Stock Company offers a week of performances at Bucklen Theatre with reserved seats ten cents, promising non vulgar shows. The company, Elkhart favorite, features new roles and strong crowds expected all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire Stock Company
Bucklen Theatre
Empire Stock Co
Elkhart
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