Elkhart Observer Names Molloy Editors and Brush Staff
The Elkhart Observer in Indiana lists Emma Molloy and Sei Ed Molloy as editors with RK. Brush among the staff. The notice item names local newsroom appointments and positions.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Observer
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1874
Page
2
Honest Voter’s Question Speaks Against Col. Tucker Support
In the Democratic Union column, a reader questions Col. Tucker’s push to elect Theodore S Garvin. Col. Tucker replies with ten reasons for supporting Garvin, plus another justification, in this issue of the Ossenven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Union
Col. Tucker
Theodore S’. Garvin
Garvin
Ossenven
Dissatisfaction at Goshen People's Convention over nominations
The South Bend Union reports bitter dissatisfaction at Goshen over the appointment of a nominating committee. It calls for the convention to select delegates and have them vote as a mass convention to avoid ill feeling, anticipating tensions during next month’s vote count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Convention
Goshen
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Straits of Opposition Highlight Sheriff Candidate Miller
The piece notes varied arguments by Miller supporters and opponents in the county race. It portrays Samuel R. Miller denying a false affidavit while the Democratic Union defends his action, effectively condemning him by implication. The piece suggests both Miller and the Union should abandon the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Miller
Miller
Democratic Union
Union
Beecher AssurE leadership in storms over Murray claim
The letter alleges Charles L Murray claimed intimate relations with Henry Ward Beecher and confided interviews about alleged ladies’ virtue. The piece questions the claim’s truth and warns it could damage Beecher’s reputation, insisting the charge is a lie from the Democrat and shoddy journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Murray
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Murray
Democrat
Comb Thief with a Razor Pretence Terrorizes Traveler
A frightened traveler confronts a barber with a knife disguised as a razor in a chaotic scene. The barber extorts payment for use of a comb, threatening violence and delivering boasts about grievances against traveling freeloaders. The narrator recalls prior payments, boxes of sand, and confederate scrip, ending with a wary warning of potential danger at the Island House barber shop.
Island House wash room combs and private barber claims
Telegraph from Toropo O dated August 21 1874 notes free combs and brushes at Island House barber shop amid dispute over a proprietor who allegedly charged guests ten cents a half minute. An adjacent editorial condemns Goshen Democrat attacks and mocks a critic Murray, claiming relentless abuse and a recent volley of replies has left him perforated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toropo O
R. K. Brush
Exxuart
Ind
Island House
Elkhart
Jie
Punctured He Collapses Like an Old Bladder
The statement depicts a collapse described with blunt imagery and a dismissive command to release him. It conveys a dramatic, unfamiliar scene without clear attribution or context.
Honest Voter Questions Col Tucker on Garvin for Auditor
In the Gruion columns an anonymous writer, calling himself Honest Voter, asks why Col Tucker backs Theodore F. Garvin for Auditor. The reply asserts Garvin is thoroughly competent, universally respected, and possesses strict integrity and legal capacity to manage county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Tucker
Theodore F. Garvin
Ir. Garvin
Ile
Dispute Over Boyer Mill Case Merges With Court Appeal
Bristol notes a contentious case between John Boyer and the Bristol Hydraulic Company, predicting extended litigation as the decision moves to the Supreme Court. Local sentiment suspects Boyer faces financial ruin, amid property encumbrances and disputes over dam era. Also reports apple peach grape commerce, regional travel, church activities, band reorganizations, depot progress, and camp meeting praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
John Boyer
Bristol Hydraulic Company
Supreme Court
Boyer
Wim
Merritt
Iansas
Floyd
Floyd & Earnsburger
Illinois
M. E. Society
Bitkin Hall
Don Juan
John
Local Notes Highlight Campaign, Shipments, and Local Events
Senator Pratt addresses the campaign here along with J H Baker. James Dever buried a child yesterday. Doctors report widespread sickness. Knights of Pythias won Laporte prize for best drilled lodge. Strong turnout to Soldiers Reunion at North Manchester. Wilson Charpie sold six Durdett organs in one week. Jos Defrees Jr departs for Naval Academy. Boyer case verdict for Boyer. Minnie Liswks party a success. Ida Gore visits friends here. Normalites plan a visit to Elkhart. Commissioners meet this week. Hingwor license petition single. Boiler explosion reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
J. H. Baker
James Dever
Drs
Knights of Pythias
Laporte
North Manchester
Wilson & Charpie
Durdett
Ida Gore
Elkhart
Accident in Gortner's machine shops sparks narrow escape
On Monday the 31st in Gortner's machine shops an engineer escaped injury in a close call. It is reported to be the second accident in the same shops recently. This week’s institute bids are poised to be the largest ever held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gortner
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Republic
Grantville
Prirenarp
Jd. R. Wilson
Loxa
Itt
Mr. Pritccarp
John Starks
John Walker
B. F. Pritchard
East Washington Street
Tax Payers Debate on State and Local Taxes in Elkhart
The piece argues taxes are a universal burden and urges careful, honest, economical use of funds. It contrasts Democratic and Republican plans, praises Elkhart County’s low 20 cent levy, and defends current officials while urging salary reform and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Democratic Party
Elkhart County
Messrs
P. C. Messick
W. B. Garman
Henry Stauffer
Republican Party
Republican Centra Committee
Elkhart
Clinton
Benton
Jackson
Harrison
Bango
Olive
Jefferson
Middlebury
York
Osolo
Cleveland
Union
Locke
Concord
Washington
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Uribe
Party of Real Form
Express
Telegraph
Cras
G. Carros
Observer
Goshen Democrat
Leo
Honest Voter
Millersburg
Minnensaura
Ilias Mason
Ligomer
Mason
Martin Rink
Cooper's
S. B. Junkin
Muchler
Wm. Blackburn
Caskey
LaGrange
Baxter
soMal
Likhart County
Detroit
Editorial Brevities
Miller’s
Cozzens Hotel
West Point
Maxon, Parmater &Co
Kentucky
Deacon Rush
Jaycox’s
I. Bucklen & Son’s
Maxon, Parmater & Co
Centennial Commission
United States
Isaac Bucklen & Son
Boodmom
Varisty Store
Jackson St
T. Bigelow
Tin
Main Street
Elkhart, Ind
Iamond
Ruby
James A. Lawson
Bennefoy Ty Palte
Hanuinetareree
Chicago
A. R. Beardsley
Elias Howe
Ben
Fellows
Hi. W. Brazie
I. D
Ypsilanti, Mich
A. le Fisher
MI. D
Pigeon Streets
Gripe
Pigeon Street
Baptist Church
MW. Gill
HH. B. Carmack
Ofece
Main St
J. A. Work
MM. D
Ffice Corner Main and High Sts
A. A. Fahnestock
Richley
St. Col. Washington
C. A. Lambert
Quidyl
George A. Brown
Messrs. Bucklen & Son
C. T. Chamberlain
Notarie Public
Vanderlip
B. F. Smith
LAW
Hascall’s
Main and
Market Streets
Ss. G. Webber
Protection Life Ins. Co
Elkhart and
St. Jo
Dr. Harrington
Post
ED Turnock
Agent of the Covenant Life Ins. Co
Dr. Dodge
FE. S. Carlton
Whitmyer
Fos Ivery
Pigeon St
Main, Elkhart, Ind
XM. F. Seivey
First National Bank
Elkhart Paper. Company
J.B. Seardsley
Joan Cook
Treas
LB. L. Davenport
J. Me. van Fleet
Cor Main and
Jackson Sta
Cuttin
Whisker
Philip Christman
Sherwood's
Imt
Shackman
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