Helfrick & Son Advertise White Cat Undergarments
Helfrick and Son display an attractive window for their White Cat brand underwear. The Ladies Auxiliary to Clark Hospital met at the hospital to transact business and express gratitude for tag day contributions. Frank Brumbaugh reports materials arrived for North Main Street bridge repairs and expects work next week. Halloween warns residents to look out for portable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Helfrick & Son
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clark Hospital
North Main Street Bridge
Frank Brumbaugh
North Main Street
Lake Shore executives visit city for inspection trip
Gen. Supt. J. J. Bernet and Gen. Man. D C Moon arrived in their private car with engine No 34 Friday night and started a morning inspection trip over the Air Line. The railroad reported 1908 year totals with a gross of 40 677 385 and a surplus after charges of 10 433 531. Former Asst. Div. Supt. T J Dawson arrived to take over as general yardmaster and was assigned headquarters at the hump. I C Chidley J T Flavin and J T Carroll were in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bernet
Man. D, C. Moon
Lake Shore
H. A. Theed
Michigan Southern
T. J. Dawson
Auacee Rimaaret
Wright and Shultz Die, Rites Planned in Local Homes
Mrs. Calista A. Wright, age 75, died at her granddaughter Sarah Winefreds home on Sycamore Street. She was born in 1837 in Trumansburg New York and widow of Henry Wright. Funeral is set for 2 PM Monday at the death home under the Christian Science society with J C Lane reading the service. Mrs John M Shultz died Friday afternoon aged 56. She leaves a husband and two sisters and was a member of the Woman s Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Funeral services will be held at the residence Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev H N Spear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calista A. Wright
Sarah Winefred
Sycamore Street
Trumansburg
N. Y
Henry Wright
John M
Ida B.) Shultz
No. 214
State Street
Ella Walters
Mishawaka
Florence Curley
St. Paul
Woman’s Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. N. Spear
the Baptist Church
New York
Copenhagen
Local social events highlight weekend gatherings
About fifty guests attended a Friday reception by Mr and Mrs D B Morgan on West Crawford Street for their son William Morgan and his bride Miss Dora Jessup of near Bloomington. A Halloween masquerade at Mrs Hoeger’s home featured autumn decorations, pumpkins, and a three course luncheon for forty. George Greiner’s barn hosted a 40 to 50 guest Halloween party with corn silks jack o lanterns and fortune tellers. Mrs Ted Rouse hosted the N T S W Club for an afternoon of fancy work and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Morgan
West Crawford Street
William Morgan
Dora Jessup
Bloomington
George Greiner
Ted Rouse
Michigan Street
Women’s Missionary Conference Held in Mishawaka
The Woman's Missionary Conference of the Northern Indiana Baptist Association met in Mishawaka, with Elkhart attendees including Mrs. L. Jadwin, Mrs. Chas. Stinson, Mrs. Hugh Hills, Mrs. M. L. Robbins, Mrs. A. J Dills, Mrs. C. Kessler, Mrs. R. S. Woodworth, Mrs. H. N. Spear, and Mrs. Grace Dietl. Mrs. Spear presented a paper on Baptist women’s state missions work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Conference
The
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
Mishawaka Yesterdy
Elkhart
L. Jadwin
Chas. Stinson
Hugh Hills
M. L. Robbins
A. J Dills
C. Kessler
R. S. Woodworth
H. N. Spear
Grace Dietl
Spear
Chicago Man Missing After Hotel Stay
C. E. Williams of Chicago, registered at the Hotel Bucklen last Saturday, disappeared on Tuesday without paying for board and lodging. A warrant is out for his arrest. He was believed in South Bend, but Friday’s search proved fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Williams
Chicago
Bucklen
South Bend
Elkhart Faces Culver Athletic Club At Driving Park
Elkhart football team hosts Culver Athletic Club at the Driving Park on Sunday afternoon as locals expect another fast game from a heady visiting squad. A curtain raiser features the Mohawks versus Highland Parks, drawing interest as Highland Park’s strength remains unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Culver Athetic
Driving Park
Highland Parks
Highland Park
Indictments Involving Bribes Against LaPorte Men And Chicago Cabals
The LaPorte county grand jury returned bills against William Blake man and William H. Bell of LaPorte and Gus and George Stephens of Chicago and Cincinnati for conspiracy offering a bribe to a juror and receiving a bribe. The case ties to the $6,000 alienation suit between Stephen Jaunovitsch and his in laws. Mrs William Day of South Bend had her husband jailed for 15 days after he assaulted her. the judge had refused a 100 day sentence. Thomas Marshall spoke to a large Go shen Jefferson theatre crowd this forenoon.
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LaPorte County
William Blakeman
William H. Bell
LaPorte
Gus
George Stephens
Chicago
Cincinnati
Stephen Jaunovitsch
William Day
South Bend
Feldman
Thomas Marshall
Jefferson Theatre
Goshen
List of the Sick In Town
Mrs. Fred Barger is sick. Mrs. Elizabeth Cuttler has the grip. Miss Irene Timmins of Tenth Street has scarlet rash. S. O. Loudenslager of Goshen Avenue is confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barger
Elizabeth Cuttler
Irene Timmins
Tenth Street
S. O. Loudenslager
Goshen Avenue
Taft In New York Tour With Stops and Plans
Taft addresses an Elmira crowd and schedules appearances in Rochester Buffalo Cleveland and Youngstown while Mrs Taft joins en route to the election results Taft warns against Bryan praising free coinage of silver and rail nationalization.
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Taft
New York
Elmira
Waverly
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cincinnati
N. Y
Bryan
Zoological Garden
Oklahoma
Roosevelt Signals New Move in Oil Trust Case
Washington reports an unexpected White House conference between President Roosevelt and Frank Kellogg, the government's attorney for dissolving the oil trust, sparking rumors of a new development in the Standard Oil muddle.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Frank Kelloge
Oil Trust
Ris
Standard Oil
Negotiations Break Off Over Traction Peace Talks
Cleveland officials fail to attend a meeting on settlement ending efforts for traction peace. Mayor Johnson vows to continue the fight. Berlin reports Chancellor Von Buelow resigns amid housing notes reflecting on Elizabethan era dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Co
Johnson
Hair mussing kiss remark sparks social note
A witty quotation from the Exchange in The Daily Review notes that nearly every girl dislikes a man who musses her hair with a kiss yet scorns him more if he avoids the risk. The remark reflects social attitudes in a lighthearted column.
Personal appearances and visits noted in the region
R K Mann visited from Muske gon. Mrs Byron Ragless planned a weekend in Three Oaks. A baby born to Dr and Mrs Hively last Thursday died. Seward Morrison returned from Ann Arbor as a Michigan University student. Lynton Hitchcock moved his office to Curtis building. J A Conrad of Chicago and Miss Orpha McDonald of Three Rivers visited E V McDonald yesterday. Andrew Frazer and Grayston Brightmire from Purdue came home for election day. Mr and Mrs George Young returned from a two month southwest trip. Miss Mary Mann of Elkhart performed music for a South Bend Young Men's Social Club event. Capt and Mrs O Bouders of Anderson visited Salvation Army. Bandmaster Carmichael of Lynton accompanied them. Capt Bouders and wife are expected Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Morrison
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Lynton Hitchcock
Curtis
Monger Block
J. A. Conrad
Chicago
Orpha McDonald
Three Rivers
E. V. McDonald
Andrew Frazer
Grayston Brightmire
Purdue University
George Young
Southwest
H. C. Shattuck
Stockland
Cal
Mary Mann
Elkhart
Young Men’s
South Bend
The Doctor the Cook on Merchant Vessels
A Shipping Illustrated piece notes the ship cook or doctor wields quiet power aboard merchant vessels, shaping peace and discipline more than shore staff. It recalls past scorn for cooks and their rising influence when skilled, while asserting many cooks lacked true culinary skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Davy Jones’ Locker
Leavin
Bryan attacks soldier vote foes and Philippine policy
The piece accuses William Jennings Bryan of contempt for military service while criticizing U S actions in the Spanish American War and the Philippine insurrection. It cites General Henry W Lawton and claims Bryan’s stance harmed troops and led to prolonged conflict. It also notes Paris reports of 29000 dangerous criminals and 100000 dishonest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Florida
Nebraska
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
United States
Bryan Basely
Henry W. Lawton
Luzon
Lawton
Election Returns Evening at Bucklen Theatre in Elkhart
Special wire from the Postal Telegraph Co reads national state and local returns for Taft Bryan Watson Marshall and all parties. Results will be read on stage starting 7:90 and continue until complete. The event accompanies the play Jane Eyre with advance sale opening Monday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bryan
Watson
Marshall
Elkhart
Postal Telegraph Co
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First State Bank
Norman Sage
J. Goldberg
Chas. T. Greene
St. Joseph Valley Bank
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
Elkhart Review
News OF the Railroads
I. ¢. Chidley
Collinwood
J. T. Flavin
Kankakee
J. T. Carroll
Lima
Mortuary Record
Police and Criminal News
News OF Sports
Neighborhood News
Wesley Buchanan
Buchanan
Indiana
War Department
Hoosier
Berlin
von Buelow
Elizabeth's
the Daily Review
R. K. Mann
Muskegon
Byron Ragless
Three Oaks
America
William Jennings Bryan
Criminals of
Paris
Keene Bros
Elks’ Temple
Bucklen Theatre
North Second Street
Adair Res
Waltham and Elgin
China
Micks & Son, Jewelers
Warren Hill Company
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