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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1903

Page

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Detective Miss Strayer Aims Revolver At Suicide Seeker

Chicago scene at Van Buren and LaSalle sees Miss Cora M. Strayer point a pistol at Isaac Kitchin as he contemplates jumping from a third floor window. Kitchin is arrested on statutory charges. Maggie Lewis accused in the Stafford hotel episode. Strayer, a detective for Mrs. Kitchin, is from Elk Hart and runs a detective agency in Chicago.

Cora M. Strayer Elkhart Chicago van Buren and LaSalle Chicago Inter Ocean la Salle Lake Avenue Isaac Kitchin Stafford Hotel Maggie Lewis Kitchin John W. Gates Michigan Avenue Miss Strayer Harrison Street Frank Strayer Prairie Street Strayer Detective Agency Lake Street Edna Charles Ottman Shiveley Shoe

Sudden Death of Jesse Hitesman at Baldwyn Street Home

Jesse Hitesman aged 64 died suddenly this morning around 9 oclock while resting in a chair at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 W Smith on Baldwyn street Baldwyn He had been helping with chores and bringing breakfast to Zip Smith He collapsed after sitting down Mrs Smith heard him fall and a physician arrived too late He leaves a son Emory Hitesman and a brother Charles of Elkhart avenue A Pennsylvania native he had lived in Elkhart about thirteen years.

Mrs. Mary Klopp Dead After Long City Residence

Mrs. Mary Klopp died at her son John Klopp's home on North Fifth Street last evening at 8 20. Aged 72 years ten months she had resided in the city for seventeen years. She leaves four children H Palmer of Southfield Michigan John Klopp Grayling Michigan Philip Klopp Ypsilanti Michigan and Mrs J M Count of Ypsilanti Michigan. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 9 am in St. Vincent's church with interment in Detroit Thursday. Viewing is available after 9 o'clock tomorrow.

Mary Klopp John Klopp North Fifth Street H. Palmer Southfield Mich Philip Klopp Grayling J.m.count Ypsidianti St. Vincent’s Church Detroit

Moses Martindale Dead At Home On Goshen Road

Moses A Martindale died this morning at his Goshen road home. He leaves wife Frances and four children Anna Brodrick Charlotte Watson Fannie and Helen at home. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at the house. Interment Grace Lawn.

Moses Martindale Moses A. Martindale Goshen Road Frances Anna ‘Brodrick Charlotte Watson Fannie Helen Grace Lawn

Ohio Municipal Elections See April 6

Fragmentary note references municipal elections in Ohio with a date of April 6. No further details available in readable text.

Imortant Ohio

Coadjutor Archbishops Appointments Stated

In St Louis and Cincinnati two archbishopric moves were announced with Moehler to Cincinnati and a coadjutor to St Louis. Yvette Guillbert, famed Paris music hall singer, is critically ill with internal trouble in Paris. A U S court in Chicago denied a Board of Trade injunction against the Cella and Donovan Commission companies to stop using its quotations.

St.-Louis Moehler Cincinnati Yvette Guillbert Paris St.Louis Adams United States Chicago Board of ‘Trade Board of Trade Cella Commission Company Donovan Commission Company St Louis

Balkans unrest unnerves Sultan in dispatch from Constantinople

A Constantinople dispatch says the Sultan is completely unnerved by Balkans unrest and appears capable of any folly. In other reports Judge Lartonz dissolves a temporary injunction held by minority stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railway. In New Orleans two thousand screwmen strike paralyzing cotton commerce.

Berlin Constantinople Balkans Cincinnati United States Lartonz Southern Pacific Railway Company New Orleans

Special Election in Middlebury Township Set for May 12

County commissioners ordered a special election in Middlebury township on May 12 to decide whether a $10,000 subsidy should be voted to the St Joseph Valley Traction Company. A bond signed by H. E. Bucklen Warren Hill and others was accepted to insure the county against loss through the election.

Middlebury Township St. Joseph Valley Traction Company H. E. Bucklen Warren Hill

Swan Case Goes To Trial Over $600 Misappropriation Claim

The Western Union Telegraph Company sues Mrs. Mary A. Swan in circuit court over about 600 dollars alleged missing while she worked at the Elkhart office. The trial began this morning and is not expected to finish before tomorrow afternoon.

Western Union Telegraph Company Mary A. Swan

George E Merrill Dies in Goshen After Forty Years Residency

George E Merrill aged 70 and long time Goshen resident dies leaving a wife and nine children.

George E. Merrill Goshen

Wisler Sues Estate Administrator for $2500 Costs

In David Wisler v administrator of his father's estate a circuit court jury awarded $410.50 after two hours deliberation. The plaintiff, who resides west of Wakarusa, sought reimbursement for expenses incurred in caring for the decedent.

David Wisler Wakarusa

Trial dates set in circuit court for April

Court calendar lists cases to be heard April 6 to 17 including Barr Clay Co vs Stuart McKibben. Elkhart National Bank vs E K Kerstetter. Green vs Green. Maloney and Collins vs Brumbaugh. Camp vs Brumbaugh executors. Augusta Frank vs Chalski. Rosa Dell vs Olive Township. National Fire Prefling Co vs Brumbaugh. McElwee vs Hudson. Howard vs Devor. Buckeye Fire Clay Co vs Brumbaugh. Myers vs Indiana Railway. Murphy vs Goshen Rubber Works.

Barr Clay Company Stuart McKibben Elkhart National Bank E. K. Kerstetter James D. Green William P. Green C. W. Maloney Edward Collins Frank Brumbaugh Adam Camp Frances E. Brumbaugh Augusta N. Frank A. Chalski Rosa Dell Buckeye Fire Clay Company Benjamin Myers Indiana Railway Company Richard Murphy Goshen Rubber ‘Works

Dentist Dr Cummins Sues Grimes Estate Over Wall Blocking Window

The demurrer of the defendant in the case of Dr Cummins of Elkhart versus the Grimes estate was sustained Friday by Judge Ferrell. The suit sought an injunction and $5,000 over a wall covering half a front window in an Elkhart business block.

Columbia Receives $100,000 Bequest from Waton Estate

New York April 8 trustees announce a bequest of $100,000 to Columbia University from the estate of Dorman B. Waton. The gift was disclosed at a university meeting and is designated for the institution.

Columbia New York University Dorman B. Waton

Woman Drowns Herself in Stratford Pond

Stratford ta April 8 Mrs A B Bakerhurst wife of a wealthy retired farmer and Republican politician drowned herself in a pond. She was despondent from illness and hardship.

Stratford

Old Elkhart Map Reveals 1861 City Layout and Builders

Moving stock uncovers an 1861 Elkhart county map published in Philadelphia. The illustrated map shows Goshen and Elkhart buildings, residences, and a business directory listing attorneys, blacksmiths, grocers, millers, and more. It traces streets, railroad lines, and the town’s growth from Beardsley to Main Street, offering a vivid historical snapshot.

Franklin Street Goldman’s Minor DeCamp Elkhart William Elkhart County DeCamp Philadelphia Goshen Middlebury Christian Conrad Elkhart Flouring Mills Davenport & Beardsley B. L. Davenport John Smitley H. Beardsley Elkhart Paper Nicholas Smith Osolo D. D. Rhorer Jackson A. B. Arnold York Philip Greiner Orrin Curtis Jefferson Samuel R. Miller M. F. Shuey O. H. Main A. Heath M. Kilbourn S. Wilson L. D. Belknap T. S. Landon A. van Sickle P. F. Davis J. F. Curtis G. E. Jones H.C. Graham C. L. Pierce Clifton House J. R. Clark Clark House E. Hilton Railroad House I. V. Sherman W. E. Bonta J . Merchants A. S. Davenport J. M. Naughton D. G. Risley S. S. Strong Millers Davenport Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana” Railroad Air Line State Street St. Joseph Main Street Elshart Osolo Township A.bodle J.D. Compton P. Cauffman WW. E. Johnson A. J. Leitch J. Myers J. and W. Manning N. Newell P. B. Osborn J. Ouderkirk J. Shaver N.smith J. Smith P. Smith H. Westfall Co. Wood W.D. Woodhouse J. L. Winans J. Primley William Brooks J. McNaughton

Western Union Loses Suit Over Misappropriation Case

A jury returned a verdict for Mrs Swan in the Western Union Telegraph Company suit seeking $600 alleged to be misappropriated. Swan, manager, paid only $15 of $35 monthly assistant wages, keeping the rest. Defense argued improper use of funds. bonds signed by local figures were presented.

Western Union Telegraph Company Mary A. Swan van Dodge

President Roosevelt Praised For Philippine Policy Tour Stops

Medora hosts Western reception as Roosevelt reviews policy gains from Manila to Fargo. He greets old friends in Jamestown Bismarck Casselton Tower Valley City and Medora while Indian chiefs present a peace pipe. In St Paul Mayor Smith shows Rhein family portrait. president sends congratulations.

Roosevelt Fargo Jamestown Bismarck Philippines Casselton Tower Valley City Gov. White Dawson Dickinson Medora Custer St. Paul R.A. Smith J. P. Rhein Washington County Minn

Legal costs in Cissna and Dobyzheski damage suits

Bills against St Joseph and Elkhart counties for LaPorte circuit court trials of the Cissna and Dobyzheski damage suits show costs of 198 dollars for the Cissna case and 393.50 dollars for the other suit.

St. Joseph and Elkhart LaPorte Cissna

Greene case against brothers for five thousand damages

The case of James D. Greene against his two brothers for five thousand dollars damages for an alleged assault is on trial in court today. Attorney P. assisting the plaintiff’s use was venued from Sones etc.

James D.greene P.sisting Sones

Sensational Berlin Murder Trial: Frau Von Goltz Accused

The trial centers on Frau Von Goltz a wealthy widow accused of poisoning her first husband. Her sons died under suspected coercion and a grandson’s stake in the estate fuels a plot against him. A grandson reported the case to the Kaiser leading to ongoing proceedings.

Berlin Frau von Goltz Kaiser

Indicted publisher Judy tied to horse theft conspiracy

Indianapolis April 7 John F. Judy publisher of the Lafayette Call and inventor of the Judy system was arrested on three conspiracy and horse theft charges. Sam P. Hunter was indicted on a similar charge related to the livery stable robbery at Clark's Hill last May.

Indianapolis Ind John F. Judy The Lafayette Call Sam P. ‘Hunter Clark’s. Hill

Greek riot tames Lowell workers clash with police

A mob of about 1000 Greeks and mill workers confronts Lowell police in a tense riot. Officers form a solid line and draw night clubs to quell the crowd, driving rioters over a mile through city streets until the Greek colony disperses and order is restored.

Lowell Mass

Bird and Animal Combine Formed in Big Live Freight Trust

New York reports a shipping trust formed to manage a vast live freight cargo from the Koenigen Louise. In the ship’s hold were 180 monkeys, fifty pythons, cockatoos, canaries, bullfinches, parrots, and 4,000 singing birds consigned to the venture.

New York

Miss Ramsey Dies While On Pleasure Tour In Egypt

A cable from Wabash Railway President Joseph Ramsey Jr. in Cairo reports the death of his daughter Anna Ramsey in Egypt. The typhoid fever illness struck during a pleasure tour, prompting the trip to Cairo for medical attention.

Wabash Railway Cables Egypt St. Louis Joseph Ramsey, Jr The Cairo Anna Ramsey

Angora Goat Packing House Planned in Kansas City

Plans are under way to establish an Angora goat packing house in Kansas City by Chicago and Texas investors. The venture will run the lacteal branch in Texas, with Angora milk condensed and desiccated. Cheese will be produced and macaroni and cheese packed for market.

Kansas City Chicago Texas

Stratton Will Case Settled in Colorado Springs

County Judge Orr approves a compromise paying Young Stratton 350000 in cash, including a 50000 legacy, ending all litigation over the late multimillionaire mine owner's estate. The will largely funds a home for the poor in the city and settles disputes among executors Walcott, Dines, and others.

Colorado Springs Colo Orr Harry Stratton Young Stratton Stratton Whitted S. Dines

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Bied Jesse Hitesman Erage H. Neal P. ‘Moreheus Elkhart Bank H. Chase Mi Rice W. A . Shaffer J . B. Stephens CG. Stutzman D. R. Stutzman H. Shaum N. B. Tibbits J.wertz D. Mitchell C. R. DeCamp W. Shaw Ij. M. Howe B. D. Weaver J. A. Leedy N. Markel J. Rush I. ‘Lininger C. W. Bivins Western Union CO Minnesota Mandan N. D Billings County Joe Ferris S. M. Ferris Pinakee Canaries Packing House Condensed Milk
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