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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1900

Page

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Collusion Alleged in Elkhart Pavement Case

Attorneys file a lawsuit seeking to restrain the city council from accepting Second street pavement and blocking any assessments. The complaint alleges contract irregularities and bids favoring Central Bermudez Asphalt Company, asking court to set aside the contract and void the paving.

T. Murdock VanPleet van Pleet Second Street Pigeon Street Cff VanFleet & VanFleet George T. Murdock Sc md Street Cezirs Bermudez Company Central Darmudz Company Elzhart Central Bermudez United States Bermudex Asphalt Company Werren Scharf Aspaatt Paving Company City of Elkhart Central Bermudez Company City of Elkhart

Ferris Injured After Horse Kick Near Adamenvilla

A young man named Ferris, living on the Joe Varis farm near Adamenvilla, was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when a horse kicked him while he stood behind the animal at a residence of John Avergast. He was carried home on a stretcher and is believed to have internal injuries.

Ferris Joe Varis Adamenvilla John Avergast

Interurban ticket sales report from Goshen office

In seven months the Goshen ticket office sold 1 188 round trip tickets to Elkhart for 24 297 in revenue. This excludes paid fares or one way tickets and reflects only one ticket class.

Goshen Elkhart

Bull Attack Near Goshen Heats Up Farm Rescue

Moses Hasb from east of Goshen was gored by a mad bull at J. D. Rohrer’s Clinton township farm. Rohrer saved Hasb by beating the enraged animal with a club.

Moses Hasb Goshen J. D. Rohrer Clinton Township

Goshen Men Travel to Fort Wayne for Civil Service Exam

J. L. Ulery has left Goshen to take a civil service examination in Fort Wayne for a postal position. Several Goshen young men also went to Fort Wayne for the same purpose.

J. L. Ulery Fort Wayne

Gevilt Divorce Case From Goshen Second Filing

Mahalia Gevilt has applied for divorce from John Gevilt. This marks a second court filing in their Goshen residence.

Przedom Mahalia Gevilt John Gevilt Goshen

Opposition Rallies Against Standard Oil in Fort Wayne

The Scott Oil Company of Fort Wayne supports Goshen and Wilton in opposition to Standard Oil. Lion Store at 222-224 South Main lists 20 pounds of granulated sugar for $1.

Standard Scott Oil Company Fort Wayns Goshen Wilt Tun Standard Qi Company Lion South Main

Runaway Crash Injures Fransen Near Main Street

An afternoon runaway on Main Street left A. Fransen with a severe head wound and possible loss of sight in his left eye after a buggy collision with Beardsley & Jones coal sheds. Companion Dobb escaped serious harm as the buggy and horse were taken to rest. Dr. Short treated Fransen’s head injuries.

Universide A. Fransen Fransen Mr. Dobb Main Street Crawford Avenue Beardsley & Jones Mr. Fransen Dabb Short

Licensed to Wed Marriage Licenses Granted

Marriage licenses have been granted to Axel KE Magnuson and Edith E Carlson both of Hik hart Noab Varnan aged 25 of Marri gon township and Carris Culp aged 20 of Concord township Wm J Plank aged 23 and Susie Agnes Fannias aged 19 both of Hikhart

Axel KE. Magnuson Edith E. Carlson Hikhart Noab Varnan Marrigon Carris Culp Concord Township Wm. J. Plank Susie Agnes Fannias

Woman Injured By Rampaging Cow Near City

Mrs. Joseph Delancey was attacked by a cow with a calf at her rural home four and a half miles south of the city. She suffered a deep abdominal wound, intestines exposed, and eleven stitches were required. Her husband risked his life to rescue her before a surgeon could arrive. Mrs. Delancey, about 35, remained in serious condition but showed signs of recovery potential if infection is avoided. Separately, Mrs. Mary H. Kessler died at home after returning from Chicago. she was 34 years and eight months old, survived by husband Albert Kessler, a daughter, and four sisters. Funeral will be held Wednesday at the Lutheran church with interment at Waterford.

Joseph Delancey Mr. Delancey Huband Mary HK. Kessler Marion Street Kessler Chicago la Porte Herceshsed C.J. Blackburn Goshen 1 Albert Kessler Lutheran Church Waterford Margaret Looxer Henry Kern West Lima Wis Looker Samuel Dora Martin Lucesta Seiler Cyrus Seiler Samuel Gallatin Martinsville Clark County Ill Sailer South Bend Fairfield Centre Seiler DeKalb County Indiana Ohio Delancey Dalancey Orin Conley Elizabeth Adams Hoke Adams Nathan Adame Wivendsiss

Earl Scharrer Dies After Horse Kick

Earl Chase Scharrer, 19, son of Mr and Mrs David Scharrer, died at 5 o clock yesterday from a kick received from a sick horse at the Abergast farm while assisting in doctoring it. He lived five miles north of the city on Kehres farm. Survived by parents, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at home with burial in Grace Lawz cemetery. Rev Cleaver to officiate.

Earl Chase Scharrer David Scharrer Kehres Abergast Grace Lawz Rev Cleaver

Repair bicycle path linking Goshen Mishawaka and South Bend

The Marquette club seeks funds to repair a bicycle path from Goshen via Mikchert to Mishawaka and South Bend in time for the coming season. Subscriptions are being collected in Goshen Mishawaka South Bend to support the project. A later plan envisions connecting a New York to Chicago route with the Goshen South Bend segment.

The Marquette Club Goshen Mikchert Mishawaka South Bend New York Chicago

Shaw Case Again Deposition Hearings In Damages Suit

Hon C W Miller from Goshen took depositions in Willis Shaw vs Lake Shore. Van Fleet Van Flset represent plaintiff Miller Drake defend. Case tried thrice with hung juries. last trial at Warsaw. Shaw injured at South Bend as a brakeman when a water tank pipe struck him on a freight car edge.

Shaw C. W. Miller Goshen Willis Shaw Lake Shors van Fleet & van Flset Miller & Drake Warsaw South Bend

Special Notice for Adamsville Mill Wheat Exchange

Special Notice to farmers in Adamsville community. After repairs and remodeling the Adamsville mill offers four made from wheat with a sixty day exchange period. 38 lbs flour and 10 lbs bran for 50 lbs good clean wheat and 47 lbs second grade. Coarse grinding available on short notice. Call to arrange patronage.

Adamsville

Mrs Frank Back 26 Dies in Goshen Home

Mrs Frank Back aged 26 died Saturday evening at her Goshen home after a ten day illness. She was a well known and respected wife to her husband and mother of two young children. The funeral will be held today at 2 o'clock from the Fifth Avenue M E church Goshen with Reverend Mokee officiating.

Frank Back Shen Deosaned Jesves Fifth Avenue M. HE Goshen Mokee Rachel Erwin Franklin B. Erwin Samuel Rachel McQaity Seattle Wash Cass Middletown Butler County Ohio H. Claston Albert W M. HH

Wise in name only. Goshen painter exposed as thief

Bert Wise, a Goshen painter who claimed to be drugged and robbed, is revealed as a thief. Louis Leidner, another Goshen painter, examined Wise’s left bundle and found tools and overalls. Wise fled after encountering officer Yoder, and is now missing while his tools and clothing remain with Leidner.

Bert Wise Goshen Louis Leidner Wise

Suit for Damages Involving Thomas Loong Company and Bartlett G Becket

A complaint by Jamisa HB of State against Bartlett G Becket alleges damages over 435 thousand dollars. The plaintiff, in the jewelry manufacturing trade, seeks an accounting and judgment for 43602 dollars after accounting discrepancies in commissions on sales of 83 thousand 805 dollars and 75 cents. The defendant allegedly received 2185 dollars 60 cents in advance, exceeding the agreed 15 percent gross sales commission.

Thomas Loong Company Brouzat Bartlett G Becket Jamisa HB State Plaintee Jadement Defendent Corporation

Will of Jacob Bach Is Probated

The will of the late Jacob Bach was probated yesterday. It sets the widow Catherine Ruabk as life tenant with profits and power to sell personal property. After her death the estate passes to the eight children share and share alike. The widow serves as executrix.

Jacob Bach Catherine Ruabk Awiike

Prohibitionists Nominate Local City Tickets and Municipal Officers

Truth hall hosted Prohibitionists selecting a city slate headed by council candidates Charles Elise O H Niman and W Garvin for wards one to four with Louis Zuber and G F Weaver completing the list. Bester chaired by B F Stephens with Ray Upson secretary and Dr Niman treasurer. Also reports on Mrs Joseph Delancey gored by a cow and two prominent deaths Mrs Rachel Erwin at 63 and Mrs Viola Vose 55 as well as Goshen death of Henry Bartlemay.

Truth Hall Charles Elise O. H. Niman W. Garvin Louis Zuber George T. Hoffman A. G. Winey G. F. Weaver B. F. Stephens Ray Upson Dr. Niman

Golden Mechanic Deserts German Lover After Proposal

Lizzie Krueger, a German immigrant in Goshen, fell for Tony Waywood, a carver at Hawks' factory, planning a June wedding. Waywood grew cold, changed boarding place, and vanished after Krueger hired lawyers Berkey & Zigier to seek a settlement. He promised a Friday talk but did not appear and left town with his wages.

Lizzie Krueger America Germany Goshen Tony Waywood Lizzie Gharehead Hub Pony Waywood Hawks Tony Berkey & Zigier Waywood

Mortuary notes two deaths and a coroner’s inquest

Rachel Erwin wife of the late Frank lin B Erwin died after a year long illness at 63 years. Dorothy Schnehbart seven died after grip deteriorated heart. Elizabeth Adams died at home on Hoke farm aged 59 with coroner’s inquest citing heart failure.

Jail Breakers Patterson and Wickham Captured?

Patterson and Wickham, recent jail breakers, are reported to be in custody or under surveillance at Three Rivers and Constantine. Sheriff Elliott was ordered to respond immediately, and tomorrow Sheriff Butt and Bailiff Kruiz head for Michigan points to pursue further prosecution for additional thefts.

Constantine Three Rivers Elliott Bruiz Patterson Wickham Biitt Kruiz Michigan

Murderers Sought After Ohio Home In West Toledo

Detective Laird of the Lake Shore aids Sheriff Elliott in tracing two killers who broke into a West Toledo residence Sunday night, robbed two spinster women of 250 dollars, murdered one, and wounded the other who crawled to a neighbor for help. The survivor received hospital care and underwent thirty stitches. she is now insane. A 4500 dollar reward is offered.

Laird Lake Shore Goshen Elliott West Toledo Ohio

Capture at County Line Brings Mishawaka Suspect to Trial

Philip Smith, sought since last November, is in custody at Mishawaka facing charges for his crime against Charles Marsh's daughter. The victim named Smith as her betrayer after her condition became clear. Detective James Kurtz tracked the suspect to the county line dam and arrest followed.

County Line Philip Smith Mishawaka Charles Marsh Prissoner Smith Cenetabele Fitch Mishawaks

Marriage License Issued to Four Chicago Residents

A marriage license has been issued to John Seowstian and Amnae Sisssanheven of Chicago with Elkhert listed as a party and another name, all indicating a forthcoming ceremony.

Dobn Seowstian, Oo Elkhert Amnae Sisssanheven Chicago

Kulp Waterman Nuptials at Dunlips Home

A wedding at the Dunlips home of Mr and Mrs J L Kulp united Miss Carvie Kulp with Mr Nosh Westerman in a ceremony conducted by Rev Puterbaugh at 8 o clock. About 100 guests attended as Miss Elizabeth Smith played the wedding march. The bride wore a white Swiss dress and the bridesmaid a pink organdie over pink silk. Many handsome presents were exchanged and friends extended best wishes.

Stohengrin Elizabeth Smith

Sure Sign of Spring Gasoline Stove Explosion in Shiretown

Col. Ab Snyder of Shiretown suffered burned fingers in a gasoline stove explosion as Goshen’s spring arrival brought a kitchen fire. The painter and paper hanger will repair the damaged kitchen. Snyder expresses relief and strong language about gasoline stoves.

Goshen Col Ab Snyder Shiretown Snyder

Marriages Licenses Granted In Goshen and Ilkhart Area

Carl O. Wolfe 25 and Emma Hollister 20 both of Goshen obtain license. John Hartman 33 of Uhhicago and Rosa Addinger 29 of Ilkhart obtain license. Reymond G. Winegardner 23 and Mary R. Schriener 19 both of Ilkhart secure licenses.

Carl O. Wolfe Emma Hollister Goshen John Hartman Uhhicago Rosa Addinger Ilkhart Reymond G. Winegardner Mary R. Schriener

Indebtedness Compromised Between Goshen Man and Creditors

A compromise reached with foreign creditors of J. M. Dale of Goshen. Creditors agree to accept forty cents on the dollar. Whatsbilt amounts to six thousand dollars.

J. M. Dale Goshen

Cattle Killed by Train Near Nappanee

Four head of cattle owned by Farmer Long near Nappanee were slain by a B and O passenger train last Sunday. Long places the loss at about 8502 in local value.

Farmer Long Nappanee Long

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farris Erday MAD Cow Joseph Delancéy Earl Scharrer S. A. Bartholomew Cassopolis Crawford Streets Clayton Albert Saa'tle Bester Frank Erwin Trinity M. BE Rev. Brown Viola Vose Daniel Vose State Street Vose J. Jacobson J. Peterson J. H. Knefi Ons Gon W.L. Talbert Minneapolis Henry Bartlemay Charles Bartleiney Alty Mortuary Record Hilkhart County Dorothy Fred Schnehbart West Jackson Street P. Li Clark Mrs. Swinehart Patterson and Wickham
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