Wreck on Elkhart & Western Injures Two Rails Crew
Conductor D E Carpenter died at Clark hospital after a wreck near Mishawaka on the Elkhart & Western line. Brakeman O D Mack seriously injured is expected to recover. Caboose overturned after rails spread. engine 5774 with E E Grootveld throttle led the trip. Eyewitnesses aided transport to hospital. Carpenter, veteran conductor, died two hours after being wounded.
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Elkhart and Western
D. E. Garpenter
D. J. Mack
Gabbbse
Grootveld
Mishawaka
Carpenter
Mack
Elkhart & Western Hrameh
Lake Shore
Elkhart
E. E. ‘Grootveld
Frank Fetterly
Gyro Otveld
August van Mecke
Albert Booker
van Wecke
Note From Man Who Rode Engine Pilot to Captain Miller
A postal card arrived this morning from James O Connor the man removed from the engine crew of a Lake Shore fast train. He thanks Captain Miller of the police department for kindness shown. The card was postmarked South Bend. O Connor sought hospital care after medical attention here and transportation by police. Oldfield and party with Mr and Mrs Williams of Chicago proceeded to Fort Wayne Cleveland and Detroit. Soules arranged arrangements for the others to depart, awaiting Oldfield’s further orders.
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Captain Miller
Police
James O’connor
Lake Shore
O ‘Connor Hanks
Miller
South Bend
O'Connor
Soules
Oldfield
Mrs. Williams
Chicago
Messrs. Moross
Lake Water Turbulence From Underground Springs Near Wall’s Lake
Residents near Wall’s Lake report boiling, muddy water as underground springs on the lake bed feed the surface. Heavy rains replenish reservoirs while springs at the lake bottom flow faster than during the drought. The cleansing process carries sediment and algae to the overflow point, with completion awaited by observers.
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Wall's
Niles Northeorune City
Nes
Ngs
City Council Approves Electric Light Plant Reconstruction
Goshen city council votes 2 to approve reconstruction of the electric light plant. Estimated cost of the improvement is about $26,000.
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Goshen
Accident Report at Logansport Involves Insane Asylum Transport
Mrs. Chas. McGarry of Middlemiry Wapo wens traveled to Logansport with attendants in charge of a patient being taken to the hospital for the insane. A cabman closed a carriage door injuring a portion of her fingers requiring medical attention.
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Chas. McGarry
Middlemiry
Wapo
Wens
Logansport
Cabman
Deliveryman Injured In City Car Collision
Channcey Franz, a deliveryman for Gradford's grocery, was injured this morning when his wagon was struck by a Winona interurban car in the south part of the city. He sustained two broken legs and had to be shot.
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Prain
Carpenter
Forty- Eighth
Indiana Volunteers
Isso
Gnesard
A. A. Lawson
St Paul
Minn
Goshen
Aa Lean Sent
St. Baul
Fred’ ‘Shasberger
Samuel “Wertz
Mack
Verna
Louis Wickum
Middlebury
Louis Anderson
Channcey
Franz
Tod Gertz Arrested for Wife Deserter Charge Fined $10
Tod Gertz was arrested for wife desertion and fined ten dollars in Justice Whis’s court today.
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Tod Gertz
Tragedy of Holstein Suicide At South Bend Home
Charles Holstein a 29 year old from 1225 Queen Street South Bend killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver at his East Sample Street home yesterday afternoon. His brother Herman found him, a note stated he was violent and not well. Coroner's inquest returned verdict death by his own action.
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South Bend
Charles Holstein
East Sample Street
Elizabeth Holstein
Iucas
Eleck Herman. Holstein
Lynis
Charles
Miers
Nis
Iller
Pollice
Epworth
Medical Soitrce
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Prominent Chicago Socialites Face Federal Indictment
Highly charged federal probe targets Mrs Emily Rockveil Crane and Mrs Joe Gadiner over a Venice palace import scheme. Chadbourne and Garner implicated as their household goods valued at nearly 100000 dollars were seized. fines reach 70000 and 80000 dollars respectively, with possible indictments after next Chicago grand jury.
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Chicago
Chicasso
Boston
Washington
Emily Rockveil
Crane
Richa’ Ti Giaue
Crane Manufacturing
Joe
Chadbourne
Gardner
Birst
United States
Ames
Garner
Poth
Wemen Gvill
Federal Grand Jury
Tengeys
Mursand
East
Europe
Bickay
Fennacourt
Lémenyas
Runaway Team Grashes Into Auto On Main Street
A team of horses pulling wagons loaded with flour bolted on South Main Street striking an auto. Neighbors report the frightened team split sacks scatterings along the road. The driver, George Thursby of Robbins and Linnehart's, was left stranded as the accident limited traffic and flour spilled across the street.
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Burrell
Morganisi
George
Thursby
Robbins
Linnehart’s
Prohibitionists Convene In South Bend Area Friday
Prohibitionists from Elkhart and St Joseph County plan a mass convention Friday morning at Springbrook Park. Eugene Chafin of Chicago will open the session with a speech, with Frank W. Lough and others scheduled to speak. Banquet at American Hall will form a Chafin and Watkins club as delegates aim to nominate a county ticket.
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Springbrook
Park
Distri
Charlie EF. Holler
South Bend
Elkhart
Eugéne Chafin-of
Chicago
Prohibition
United States
Frank W. Lough
John W." Seaman
Wakarusa
Congréss
Yaad Eli Newman
Rochester
Barney Uline
Hahn
Thomas - 30
Barnes
St. Joseph
St. Joséph' County
Charles Holfiér
Séith’ Bend
Fori Iphasecutitis
Ibusdid
American ‘Hall
Chafin and Watkins Club
Oldfield Delays Ride After Goshen Meet With Soules
Oldfield calls Soules to Goshen claiming something wrong with his car. Soules arrives with Moross and a Stryth representative, diagnosing the issue as auto superstition a dislike of showing up other owners' cars. The pair discuss the trouble as a minor mechanical cause.
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Boledo
Charles
Soules
Barney
Oldfield
Goshen
Mr _Moross
Stryth
Big
Qldfield
Rival racer John J. Ryan charged in fatal accident
John J. Ryan once linked to reckless auto racing was arrested in Covington Kentucky accused of running over and killing Tynatz Wandtack a Polish immigrant in Cincinnati. The case arose after a racing event with Barney Oldfield. Ryan waived examination and was bound over to the October grand jury.
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John J. Ryan
Barney Oldfield
Covington
Ryan
Andi
Tynatz
Electric arch to light the street and draw shoppers
The electric company plans an arch over the street center at the corner to clear trolley wires while spanning thirty feet above street level. A five and a half anchor eyebeam will strengthen the arch, which will be stained and attractively lit from dusk to ten. Merchants back the scheme as a boost to city commerce and illumination.
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Tstreet
Electric Company
Suniel
Sikhart
Milion
Ind
Oldfields Triumph Amid Electric Racing Show at Mishawaka Park
At the Hart Driving Park event in Mishawaka the Oldfield Soules exhibition drew nearly 3000 spectators. Bar n ey Oldfield and Charles Soules staged a high speed show with multiple races including a two mile sweepstakes won by Oldfield in 2 50 and a one mile flying start by Soules. organizers reported strong attendance and financial success despite heavy prize sharing.
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Oldfield-Soules
Hkhart
Driving Parks Club
Oldfield
Mark
Floyd
Mishawaka
Barney
A. Mores
AVES
Yoder
Hariey-Davidson
Buick Roadster
South Bend
Phillips
Ford
Dr. Williams
Buick
Mick Tenberg
Ricketts
Soules
Red
Barney Oldfield
Charles Soules
Prominent Farmers Appear in Court on Cemetery Desecration Warrants
John Martin and Milton Proudfit of Osceloa and Solomon Holden of Bangertown were brought before Justice Brumbaugh on warrants accusing cemetery desecration. The case likely will go to trial this week as attorneys dispute hearing time.
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John'Martin
Milton Proudfit
Oscéola
Solomon Holden
Bango- Township
Brumbaugh
Woman sues for damages over sewer tile destruction
M Sybl Maxon through attorney James H State filed a complaint in the superior court against J F Werner seeking 2060 dollars. The suit arises from damage to a tile sewer constructed by the plaintiff across Werner property to connect to a city main.
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M. Sybl
Maxon
James H.state
Superior Court Today
J. F. Werner
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Ern
D. E Carpenter
Middlebury Street
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Clark Hospital
O. D. Mack
State Street
Clark ‘Hospital
Stephens
Silas’ P Wilden
North Sides
Thesvy
Fhipush
Amit
iGussie Schimecer
Newcastle
Stauffer
Heppingarner
Ard Ae
Loore
SivNic Lai
LAD
United ‘States
Treasury
Manly ‘Grane Ghadbourne
Patting
Palace and
Runaway
Meewe Rena
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