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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1903

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Accused of Stealing Old Iron From Harrison Township Saw Mill

James Cook of Goshen and Melvin Johnson of Ligonier were jailed on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing $135 in old iron from Noah Dausman’s saw mill in Harrison Township and selling the plunder in Elkhart. The alleged crime occurred last fall with Dausman and others testifying. Bond set at $500 each. hearing planned tonight. Cook and Johnson deny guilt. Morristown obituary note: Elim King died at 56 after typhoid fever. funeral at 2:30 PM Wednesday at his Maple Row home with Rev. Light officiating.

James Cook Goshen Melvin Johnson Ligonier Noah Dausman Harrison Township Elkhart Dausman Elmer Summers Geo. Median Cook and Johnson Maple Row Sarah Gertrude Clara Irene King Mr. King Niles Mich H. B. Sykes Rev. Light

Local Real Estate Transfers Reported in Elkhart and Goshen Areas

A sequence of land and lot transfers in Clinton Olive Locke and Jefferson townships and Goshen area listed with grantees grantors and prices. Transactions cite dates in April March and contain amounts from 1 to 22 000 dollars involving multiple individuals and families. Notable entries include Fieldhouse To Miles for Elkhart lot 8000 and Puterbaugh et al to Kellogg for Elkhart lot 22000.

Death of Joseph Van Tuyl at 1009 Johnson Street

Joseph Van Tuyl died last night at 10:30 at his home 1009 Johnson Street from lung fever. He was 49 and survived by his wife Mary and four children Mabel Lochard Rena Van Tuyl Elva Van Tuyl and Rosa Ferrick. Funeral services are set for Edwards Purge Wednesday with friends gathering at the house at 10 AM.

Joseph van Tuyl Johnson Street Mary Mabel Lochard Rena van Tuyl Elva van Tuyl Rosa Ferrick Cassopolis Edwardspurg

Marriage of George W. Schubert and Martha Bonesz in Chicago

Mr. George W. Schubert of Elkhart and Miss Martha Bonesz were married in Chicago Saturday evening. Approximately 300 guests attended the wedding at the home of the bride. The couple will return to Elkhart in a few days and reside at 598 Johnson Avenue after May 15.

George W. Schubert Elkhart Martha Bonesz Chicago

Died at Ogden Mrs Karn of Jefferson township

John Barthel of 609 Middlebury street learns of the death of his daughter Mrs Willard Karn who died in Ogden Utah at age 25. She had left Elkhart a week ago for health and her husband was with her. The body will be brought home for burial with funeral Thursday at Pleasant View church Jefferson township at 2 oclock. There are no children.

John Barthel Middlebury Street Willard Karn Ogden Utah

Fears of Mafia Violence Halts Coroner Jury Inquest

In New York on April 27 the coroner’s jury for Madonna’s death failed to assemble as many jurors disappeared fearing Mafia violence. Thirteen Italians are held for the murder, and the inquest was postponed to this afternoon after only a few jurors appeared.

New York Madonna Prohibition Prohibition Park

Railroad wreck in Buffalo kills eleven and injures twenty five

In Buffalo Kansas eleven men were killed and twenty five injured when the northbound Missouri Pacific stock train and a work train collided last night. The dead include Greek and Italian laborers and the American work boss Ery. Four of the injured are expected to die. A misread order caused the work train 294968 to back into a curve. The cars were destroyed and some passengers were taken to Coffeyville hospital.

Buffalo Kan Missouri Pacific Ery Coffeyville

Supreme Court upholds dismissal in Montgomery County voting case

Washington April 27 the Supreme Court ruled the Montgomery County Alabama voting rights suit could be dismissed and left the treatment of the negro franchise to the state department as it concerns registered names on the voting list.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States Montgomery County Ala State Department

Roosevelt urges continued tree planting in Hastings

President Roosevelt spoke in Hastings Nebraska urging continued tree planting. He praised J Sterling Morton the Nebraska secretary of agriculture and father of Arbor Day and noted millions of school children learn lessons around trees and forests.

Hastings Neb Roosevelt J. Sterling Morton Cleveland

National Good Roads convention opens in St Louis

The National and International Good Roads convention met in Odeon St Louis with President Moore delivering the opening address. Attendees include Mayor Wells Governor Dockery D R Francis and Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. Three thousand delegates from the United States and Canada are expected over a three day session. General Miles opens tomorrow's session.

St. Louis Odeon Moore Wells Dockery D. R. Francis Wilson United States Canada General Miles

Supreme Court Frees Private Wadsworth in Anthracite Strike Case

Justice Mitchell fully exonerates Private Wadsworth who killed a miner while on duty with his regiment during the anthracite strike. The writ of habeas corpus brought the matter before the court and the ruling clarifies the lines of duty for national guardsmen when called out.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Mitchell Wadsworth

Newspaper War Sparks 5 Cent Weekly Later Adds 10 Cent Offer

Brisk in Kansas City as World today sells its daily afternoon and Sunday paper for five cents a week. A competing local paper already provides morning, evening and Sunday editions at ten cents a week.

Brisk Kansas City War the World Today

Lake Shore Railroad buys vast land for new yards west of the city

The Lake Shore railroad rapidly secures right of way west of the city for its new yards and pays generous prices. Purchases include Frank Noffsinger 13 12 acres for 4000, Charley Judson 10 acres for 3000, Eli Whittaker 20 acres for 2000, Ollie Sweitzer 72 acres for 3000 and other parcels nearby. Negotiations extend to property south of tracks and several deed records reflect rail expansion impacts across Goshen Elkhart and Middlebury townships with prices ranging from 75 to 6800 dollars.

Lake Shore Railroad Lake Shore Company Jacob Bensecker Osceola Frank Noffsinger Charley Judson Wilson Swartz Eli Whittaker Ollie Sweitzer George W. Burhans Norman Shigley Harvey Dinehart Oakland Avenue Charles Fedder Sam Whittaker Lake Shore John LaRue M. M. Steward Elkhart

New Law Lets Prosecutor Sue For Divorce Defaults

Prosecuting Attorney W. B. Hile must represent the state in default divorce cases under a new law enacted by the last legislature. If no bona fide appearance is made, the judge can order the prosecutor to enter the state on the docket and direct the plaintiff to pay a five dollar fee to the clerk within twenty days. The act, effective since March with an emergency clause, may complicate divorces. Another provision allows the judge to place a divorce child custody with the orphans' home when warranted by the evidence.

W. B. Hile

Real Estate Transfers In Nappanee Clinton and Elkhart Townships

Milo C Anglin and wife transfer property to Julia F Jaquith in Nappanee for 200 dollars. Charles F Kidder and wife sell lots in Nappanee to Julia F Jaquith for 250 dollars. Byron Terwilliger and wife convey part of a lot in Nappanee to Julia F Jaquith for 250 dollars. George A Snyder and wife transfer land in Clinton township to Sa Jone Hoke et al for 3000 dollars. Joseph Yoder and wife convey land in Elkhart township to Susanna Hoke for 2000 dollars. John J Browman and wife transfer part of land in Yorke township to Jonathan Browman for 600 dollars. Jonathan Browman transfers part of Yorke township land to Barbara Browman. Oster and wife convey land to Le...

B. Yoder Wakarusa Charles M. Holt Anna M. Hattel Goshen A. S. Sensenich William H. Seaver Elkhart Elizabeth Moyer Jacob Kilmer Sherrell R. Palmer Anna H. Taylor Charles C. Sparklin David G. Lehman United States Jacob Cornell Middlebury Township James Cornell Benjamin Cornell Homer A. Johnson Jeanette G. Johnson Benj. F. Kuhn David M Martha A. Garl Osolo Tp Briggsdale Improvement Co Jno Richard B. Collins Chamberlain Henry Rigney Bango Tp David C. Martin Michael Landis Wolf’s Elkhart Isaac Hoke Geo. A. Snyder Caroline M. Thomas Amelia S. Feather Thomas Elkhart Levi B. Miller Henry Arlen Hast Goshen Henry F. Pratt Theodore F. Poorpaugh Beck’s Goshen Milo C. Anglin Julia F. Jaquith Nappanee Charles F. Kidder Byron Terwilliger George A. Snyder Sa- Jone Hoke Clinton Township Joseph. Yoder Susanna Hoke Elkhart Township John Browman Jonathan Browman Yorke Township Barbara Browman Yorke Oster

Doodle Charges Probed as Hearings Postponed

Springfield April 28 The house committee delaying further action after hears Hinman of the Chicago Inter Ocean testified listing names such as J P Eckles Chicago Commercial National Freed Blount Chicago National Attorney Bliss City Railway Company and other prominent men who were said to have been asked to appear. Specific charges were not specified and no direct allegations were disclosed.

Springfield Rinaker House Committee Chicago Traction House Hinman Chicago Inter Ocean J. P. Eckles Chicago Commercial National Freed Blount Chicago National Bliss

Yale Professor Josiah Gibbs Dies at 87

Professor Josiah Gibbs longtime head of Yale mathematical and physics departments dies at New Haven home. Born 1839 in New Haven he was a famed mathematician who studied at renowned European universities and authored a score of mathematical texts.

New Haven, Conn Josiah Gibbs Yale University

President greeted by 10000 at arrival in Shenandoah

The presidential train arrived at 7 oclock and was met by 10000 people in Shenandoah. Congressman Hepburn joined the president as Governor Cummins and accompanying party planned to meet him at Clarinda. The president spoke from the platform.

Shenandoah Hepburn Cummins Clarinda

Germany Purchases Naval Materials From Krupp

Berlin April 28 The government announced it has purchased two and a half million dollars worth of naval materials from Krupp. This indicates unusual activity in war ships.

Germany Berlin Krupp

Bright outlook for vegetation and spring crops

A favorable moisture pattern and cool temperatures support spring work and growth. Winter wheat remains strong though slightly behind April 1. oats and corn prospects depend on rainfall, with areas east of the Missouri river moist but surface drying.

Lake District Missouri Valley Ohio River Corr

Edward to Visit the Pope in Rome

King Victor and King Edward breakfasted together then visited Rome sights. The Vatican prepares for an entertainment as Edward plans a visit to the Pope during his stay in the city.

Edward Rome Victor Vatican

Shot by Discharged Employee Shocks New York

Leopold Werthe a wealthy retired merchant was shot and probably fatally wounded by Joseph Simpson a discharged watchman in New York. Simpson demanded money and was refused and fled.

New York Leopold Werthe Joseph Simpson

Elderly Elkhe resident marks ninety first birthday

A local notice records Peter Fields of Goshen reaching his ninety first birthday. The longtime resident is noted as the oldest male in the community.

Peter Goshen Elkhe

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Noah Dausman In Harrisonn Fred Trueschell Mary B. Yoder Aurelia Dinehart Charles N. Irick Catherine Willard Standford TI. Willard Olive Twnship Stanford Willard Olive Township George Martin William EB. Overholser Concord Township William H. Ebersole Locke Township James Grant Harvey Ada A. Babb Thomas A. Davis Henry RB Sarah A. Hess John C. Denney Jesse E. Denney Locke Town John W. Fieldhouse Franklin Miles William F. Puterbaugh Russell H. Kellogg Daniel P. Kurtz Conrad JL. Landgraver Joseph L. Smith Jefferson Township Jas. E. Loshbaugh Jas. Jordan Osolo Geo. M. Martin Mary Carlson Wolf's Elkhart Miranda Holderman Elmer ‘Bowen Olive Bert Weyburn Wm. L. Woburn Barnes 1St Fred S. Timmins C.F. Moyer Outlet David M. Garl Ogden, Utah la Mafia Good Roads Convention Miner Nebraska Caroline F. Thomas Susan B. Feather Mary Hash Joshua Abshire Wurster Joseph C. Bash Wm. R. Stiewalter Middlebury Yale Missouri River Central Weather Bureau Indies Chicazo Columbus Des Moines Indianapolis Sj Saab Bs Louisville Minneapolis Omaha Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Texas California
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