Frightened Horse Injures Local Doctor in Stable Accident
Dr. Hatch, longtime Elk Hart resident, was injured when a 1,500-pound horse kicked and crushed his right side in a stall. The blow damaged ribs and likely perforated a lung, with no bones broken. His condition was serious but there were hopes for recovery. Another note: Goshen widow, Jesse Grubb's widow, faces insurer trouble as Indianapolis based Central Union Life demands proof of death date and decedent's birth.
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Dr. Hatch
Hatch
Ovat
Aodit
Tinveh
Hateh
Elkhart
Yoan Boeyes
The
Central Union
Li’a Insuranaa Company
Indianapolis
Jesse &. Grubb
Goshen
Jesse Grubb
Soldier Buried After War Wounds
The obituary notes the burial of a soldier from a Ca unit who died due to war injuries. Details on regiment, location, and burial date are fragmented but indicate a late February or early March interment with a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosmerchisa
Laih Fu2i
Imutler
Local horse thief pursuit in Goshen area
Shortt James O delayed in Hilladale Michigan area searched Goshen this morning for a horse thief traced toward White Pigeon. Hiram Alonzo Furgeson died at 11 30 this morning at his daughter's home 1307 South Main St after illness of several months. He was sixty six and a former factory worker and fisherman. Funeral held Sunday at 2 under Old Fellows lodge at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O' Delay
Hilladale
Michigan
Goshen
White Pigeon
Hiram Alonzo Hiurgeson
Gropsy
John O' Hearn
South Main Street
Indians Carriage
Mr. Furgeson
Nebraska
Issours
Old Fellows Lodge
Testimonial From Old England Praises Chamberlain's Dough Remedy
A Warrington man praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best in the world for bronchitis. He says it saved his wife who suffered six years and was bedridden. Manufacturers highlight testimonials showing relief, health restored, and happiness. Sold by A. O. rive, druggist.
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Old England
Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
England
Yalusole
A. O
Rive
Tallerday Case: Sheriff Takes Insane Man for Safe Keeping
Sheriff Elliott and Bailiff Krutz arrived to escort Charles Tallerday after he was declared insane. They decide he cannot be jailed due to severe leg sores and swelling. Mrs Tallerday and her daughter oppose, and the patient will stay locally until Longcliff transfer.
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Sheriff Elliott
George Krutz
Goshen
Charles Tallerday
Tallerday
Longcliff
Arrest of Nicholas Goodwin Over Alleged Wife Assault
Nicholas Goodwin living near the city was arrested and jailed on a wife complaint charging assault and battery. He faced a hearing this afternoon and pleaded guilty to the charge with three dollars and costs. A later bail attempt followed as medical and legal details emerged amid uncertain narrative fragments.
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Nicholas Goodwin
Horse Radish
Nicholas
Goodwin
Loomis Patterson Hospital Union in City Home
Mr Frederick Loomis and Misette Patterson were married at Nev J G Seobaiblys home 507 Virginia avenue Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Geo Lormanon of Division street attended. The couple expect to reside on State street.
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Loomis-Patterson
Frederick Loomis
Misette Patterson
Nev
J. G. Seobaibly
Virginia Avenue
Geo. Lormanon
Division Street
State Street
Married Here Yesterday at English Leutherne Parsonage
Joseph H. Boltinhinne and Mrs. Tene A. Jones were married Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the English Leutherne parsonage. The groom is of Bristol and the bride of South Band. They will reside near Zion church in Bear Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Boltinhinne
Tene A. Jones
Boltinhouse
Bristol
South Band
Zion Chard
New Methodist Church Begins in Jefferson Township
Work started this morning on a new Methodist Episcopal church at Cornell's Corner in Joel Varson township. Rev Herron, pastor at Saddlebury, will have charge of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Cornell
George MecMasters Berter and Family Report
Fragmentary notice notes George MecMasters Berter and relatives, with unclear details. The readable lines mention a person named George and a family relation, but no definite event, date, or location is discernible from the text.
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George MecMasters Berter
George Monacter
Gos
Basset
Fragmented OCR Note with Missing Details
A partial OCR snippet lacks clear names, places, dates, or events. readable elements include scattered letters and potential names but no coherent storyline or verifiable facts to summarize.
Combines Plan Global Wheat Restriction Slogan Dollar Wheat
The article reports a proposed international wheat combine to restrict production by about 20 percent and to hold grain until prices meet a target, aiming to push price levels higher. J C Hanley of St Paul and Avrol G Ruhland of the University of Zurich are named promoters of the scheme.
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Minneapolis
Pris
Forgner
J. C. Hanley
St. Paul, Minn
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
National Cotton Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Federation of the
Mississippi Valley
National Grain Growers’ Association
International Agricultural Trust In America
Avrol G. Ruhland
Univerrity
Iriboure
Switzerland
Injured by Train at Lake Shore Depot
Frank Williams 27 year old Lake Shore car inspector fell between moving cars while uncoupling air brakes near the Lake Shore depot. He was injured internally but survived, taken to his brother’s home for care as doctors monitor his condition through the night.
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Frank Williams
Lake Shore
Short
Williams
John Williams
Nori Sixth Street
Bia
Lly
Sifth Street
Poisoning at Fort Wayne parsonage shocks community
Report details a suspected poisoning case at Reverend Cissell’s Fort Wayne parsonage. Arsenic found in coffee. rat poison empty package found later. Family members affected include Mrs Kiesing and two children. one elderly relative still in danger. Police puzzled. no servant access. minister linked to northern Indiana conference.
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Cissell
BE. Cissell
Goshen
M. E
Fort Wayne
Kiesing
Kiesiing
Drager
Mr. Qissell
Central Christian Church Goshen Adopts New Fund Plan
The Central Christian Church Goshen congregation will distribute small dime books, each holding eight dollars. Over 100 books circulate with the aim to raise about 8600 toward a property priced at 3250. Payments of 500 every two years will acquire the property upon the first $500 raised.
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Hew Way
Central Christian Ghurabh
Goshen
Dr Hatch's Condition and Mrs Andrews Obituary
Dr. Hatch is progressing well despite age and injuries. Mrs. Henry Andrews aged about 63 died at her New Paris home. she was the sister of Mrs. John Sparklin of Nappanee, with funeral held this forenoon. An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve by Honsworth Bros.
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Henry Andrews
New Paris
John Sparklin
Nappanee
Otto Korb
K. P
Booneville
Ind
Ssa
Counterfeit Dollars Sighted in Elkhart Saloons
Authorities warn merchants in Elkhart to watch for counterfeit coins. In the last day up to three spurious dollars have circulated in various locations, especially in saloons. Secret service investigations suggest a nationwide gang of expert counterfeiters operates in this county, with Goshen dealers already affected by different denominations.
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Elkhart
Secret Service
Elkhart Sees New Harness Factory as Growth Theme
An Elkhart investor plans to bring in a Johnson Harness Company venture from La Porte. The sale to an Elkhart buyer will add factory capacity and jobs, with output including leather offcuts for smaller items sold to other plants. Capital may reach 50000 dollars and a local building is expected for operations.
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Elkhart
Harn
Inherits Fortune Leaves Elkhart House Clerk for Watertown
Moses Henry Scott Barron known as Moses Scott, a longtime Elkhart House clerk, has learned he is heir to a one tenth share of a fortune estimated between 50050 and 75000 dollars from his late aunt Caroline Barron of Watertown New York. He plans to travel to Watertown around early May and return in about three weeks. There are seventeen other heirs and Barron is unsure of the exact estate value though his portion is described as considerable.
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Moses Henry Scott Barron
Moses Scott
Caroline Barron
Barron
Mr. Barron
Scott ‘Hag
Elkhart House
Sean
Las
Waerteen
The Man About Town Encounters Mischief of Schoolboys
In a city street, the Man About Town endures a band of schoolboys teasing a rider. The piece muses on language bias, noting women’s phrases and a dignified citizen reduced by old clothes, illustrating how appearance shapes behavior and self confidence.
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Axport Town
Interurban Line Origins and Goshen Plan Play Key Role
The text notes that the Goshen and Nikhart interurban line predated the Stauth Herd line and credits J. d. fSurnus of Goshen for planning the Elkhard Goshen route. It emphasizes that without Mr Burns’s early work the interurban line might not exist today.
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South Bend
Lodigne
Goehen
Goshen and
Nikhart Inverurion
Stauth Herd
J. d. fSurnus
Goshen
Elkhard- Goshen
Mr. Burns
Carpenter Files Bankruptcy Petition in South Bend
A. A. Carpenter, a traveling salesman from Mikhart, fled a petition in bankruptcy before Referee Lambert in South Bend yesterday. His assets are 3105 and liabilities 99870.
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A. A. Carpenter
Mikhart
Lambert
South Bend
Carpenter
Local Died Cases Touch Community in Forsker and Harrison
Coroner F genbetss ruled infant death at John Miller home Forsker as from natural causes after no medical attendance. Pioneer George Mertin died at Harrison township home after long illness. Funeral for Mertin held at Yellow Creek Mennonite church today at ten. Miss Myrtie V Wilcox, 19, daughter of Charles Wilcox, assistant fire chief, died at 119 Pratt street from paralysis. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at home with Rev. A. A. Cober officiating.
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F. Genbetss
John Miller
Forsker
Thes
George Mertin
Harrison Township
Yellow Creek Mennonite
Myrtie V. Wilcox
Charles BE. Wilcox
Pratt Street
A. A. Cober
Grain-O shown as coffee substitute in grain drink
Grain-O advertised as a coffee substitute made from pure grains with a rich seal brown color. The ad claims both children and adults can drink it without injury or distress and that all who try it like it. Packages sell for 15 or 25 cents at grocers.
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Java
Frank Roys Hurt At Asphalt Plant In Soudan Area
Frank K. Roys foreman at the asphalt plant near the Soudan factory had his right hand caught in fog wheels while oiling machinery. His second finger was amputated at the knuckle and the first finger at the second joint. flesh on other fingers and hand lacerated. Taken to Clarke hospital for treatment. He has 13 years with the company and previously lived in Indianapolis.
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Frank K. Roys
Soudan
Keys
Clarke Hospital
Fish
Indianapolis
The Man About Town Observes Child Tales Wit and Local Humor
The column recalls humorous incidents from daily life. It cites Mary who outwits her mother with a quip about staying up late and a street scene where a drunk man is mistaken for a lodge chaplain. It also notes the Caroling wren’s cheerful song amid storms, reflecting resilience.
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Enkhari
Mother Earth
B Lodge
Boy Blinded by Sling Shot Strikes Eye
Ben Enos, a fourth ward school pupil from Tudson street, was hit in the left eye by a sling shot thrown by a fellow boy. He is now totally blind, with severe pain. Dr Randolph hopes to save sight in time.
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Ben Enos
Tudson Street
Fourth Ward
Randolph
District Schools Close. Elkhart County Hails Education Leader
District schools across Elkhart County closed yesterday with appropriate ceremonies. County Superintendent George W. Ellis receives credit for the success of this tranche of educational work.
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Hiehart County
Elkhart County
George W. Ellis
Caiger Case Appealed in Jeffersonville Justice Action
Captain Henry O. Dodge attorney has appealed the case of Jacob Caiger who was convicted of sheep stealing and sent to the Jeffersonville reformatory. A matter goes to the supreme court and a motion to advance the case will likely be made.
Coroner Rules Accidental Death of Worker
Coroner Yueenheiss finds Rienard Miller died by electrocution when he fell onto a live wire while employed by Borneman and Doll at Taik Had. The verdict attaches no blame to any individual.
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Yueenheiss
Rienard Miller
Borneman & Doll
Taikhadh
Republican state convention set for April in Indianapolis
Report fields a convention in Indianapolis on April 25 and 26 with plans for a ticket. Also notes obsequies for fifty Elkhart residents and Goshen attendees, plus updates on Dr Hatch and Dr Hateh after a horse incident. Baugo and Concord institutes hold final term meetings at Prairie street institute building today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolize
Baugo
Concord Institutes
Concord Township Institute
Institute
Prairie Street
Suit for damages filed in Goshen court over slander
William Alwine sues Mrs. Frank Shafer for 32000 in damages citing slander. Attorney Jim Showalter seeks William's vindication. Barbara Ripe dies of dropsy at her Goshen home after 54 years in Clinton township. Char les McKibben, 14, dies in Goshen. funeral Monday at 10 30. Marriage license issued to Simon Smucker and Anna Wilson of Napanee. Ad for Dean's Ointment claims cure for itching hemorrhoids.
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Wm. Alwine
Frank Shafer
Goshen
Jim Showalter
William
Barbara Ripe
Daniel S. Cripe
Clinton Township
Charles McKibben
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