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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1903

Page

8

Amputation of Toe Fails to End Affection in Death of John Maloney

John Maloney aged 73 founder of C. H. Maloney Plumbing Co. died at his Garfield avenue home after gangrene following a toe crush from a street wagon accident ten weeks earlier. Born in Halifax in 1830, he lived in Detroit and Aurora before moving to Amesburgh Ontario and later to Illinois. Survived by two sons and two daughters, his funeral mass at St Vincent’s church will be followed by interment in Aurora.

John Maloney C. H.maloney Plumbing Co Garfield Avenue Crawford Street Mr. Maloney Halifax Nova Scotia America Canada Amesburgh Ontario Detroit Aurora, Ill

Life of Elkhart's Oldest Resident Ends in Tragedy

Mrs Anna Stutsman aged 78 was shot at her daughter’s home on Divisoi s street at 5 last evening. She suffered heart failure and long invalidism. Born in Pennsylvania 1825 she moved to Elk hart county in 1843 and married Samuel Stutsman. Survived by sons A W Stutsman Garrett Indiana John Stutsman and R Stutsman of Peoria and daughters L G Kitselman Ella Atkinson of Chicago.

Anna Stutsman L. G. Kitselman Divisois Street Stutsman Pennsylvania Elkhart County Samuel Stutsman Elkhart A. W. Stutsman Garrett, tInd John Stutsman R. Stutsman Peoria Ella Atkinson Chicago

Death of Mrs Mary A Norwood at 70 in city home

Mrs Mary A Norwood died at her home 601 Thomas Street last evening from pneumonia at age 70 years 8 months and 12 days. She leaves three brothers three sisters and three children Mrs Elsie Stewart Mrs William Turner and James Norwood. A widow she had lived in the city for many years and was well known.

Mary A. Norwood Thomas Street Elsie Stewart William Turner James Norwood

Willard L. Shigley Dies at 71 in Dropsy

Willard L. Shigley aged 71 son of Mr and Mrs C B Shigley of 315 Willowdale avenue died at 135 yesterday afternoon from dropsy. His parents a brother and sister mourn his loss. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 pm at the family home.

Willard L. Shigley C. B. Shigley Willowdale Avenue

Death of Don Smith in fall at European hotel

News from Goshen reports the 29 year old Don Smith died at Anderson after falling down stairs at the European hotel fracturing his skull. He is the son of Goshen resident Capt. Hav illah Smith.

Goshen Don Smith Anderson Havillah Smith

Mrs Haviland Taken for Mental Sanity Examination

Mrs. Edward W. Haviland was taken to Goshen last evening by the sheriff for a sanity examination. At the jail she shrieked loudly, and officials believe her condition stems from illness.

Edward W. Haviland Goshen The Sherif

Rail Fare List From Chicago to Western Cities

A dated fare rundown shows Chicago Great North Western Railway routes with prices to various western cities. Prices include 25.00 to Billings Montana 28.00 to Livingston or Hinsdale 30.00 to Helena or Butte 30.50 to Spokane 33.00 to Portland Seattle Tacoma 2300 to Vancouver and Victoria.

Chicago Chicago Great North “Western Railway Billings Mont Livingston _ or Hinsdale, Mont Helena Butte Spokane Portland Ore Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Victoria

Protest Over Bank Failure Loot Refutes Claims Against Mr Brown

A 1903 protest from J A M No 163 condemns slander against Walter Brown. It argues the Indiana National bank failure harmed 2000 workers and asserts Brown and brothers in law looted depositors funds. It calls for prosecution and accountability for Brown and associates.

Daily Truth National Manufacturing Co Walter Brown Brown Indiana National Bank Loank Consolidated Paper & Bag Company Elkhart Power Company National Manufacturing Company Elkhart Henry Mr. Brown

May Be Receiver Attorney Emerges in Goren Case

A note indicates Wilson Roose formerly of Goren now in Elkhart may serve as receiver attorney. The terse line suggests ongoing legal arrangements and regional ties for Roose.

Wilson Roose Goren Elkhart

Thanksgiving Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Couples

A list of marriage licenses issued around Thanksgiving includes couples from Elkhart Goshen Warsaw Millersburg New Paris Walkerton and Nappanee. Names include John Fergison and May Stone both of Elkhart, and Amy Browne of Goshen with Henry Bartholomew of Warsaw.

John Fergison Elkhart May Stone Granger Arthur Sparr Jennie Bullard Henry S. K. Bartholomew Warsaw Amy Browne Goshen Hezekiah B. Drake Cora May Swartzell Thomas Johnson Millersburg Randy Stigner Floyd J. Dock Laura, Drake Oscar Conde Jennie Moriorff David A. Whitehead New Paris Sophia Jackson Iran Reed Nappanee Anna Umbaugh Walter Daniel Koontz Walkerton Ind Clara Elva Warren

Wood Denies Rathbone Charges On Cuba Governor Expenditures

Gen. Wood publicly denies Rathbone's accusations from the trial. He admits buying equipment for his Cuba posting and keeping horses and other expenses as governor general. Nonexpendable items were turned to the Cuban government, and $150 monthly was paid to Captain H L Scott for duties in the governor general role. Minor charges are admitted with explanations.

Washington Gen. Wood Rathbone Cuba H. L. Scott Eighth Cavalry Wood Supreme Court of Cuba

Marriage Licenses Issued in Goshen and Nearby Towns

Nathaniel A Holsapple of Goshen and Annettie Ritchie of Goshen 26. Roy Gingerich of Elkhart and Lena Priem of Elkhart 21. Amsa Cripe of Goshen and Martha Swihart of Goshen 32. Fred Whitehead of New Paris and Elva Stage of New Paris 19.

Nathaniel A. Holsapple Goshen Annettie Ritchie Roy .Gingerich Elkhart Lena Priem Amsa .Cripe Martha Swihart Fred. le ‘Whitehead New Paris Elva Stage

Suit Filed for 10000 Damages Over Patent Notice

The Modern Burglar and Fire Alarm Co of Elkhart files a $10,000 damages suit against Eugene Holderman alleging he printed a notice claiming half ownership in a patent to block stock sales after the company was formed.

Modern Burglar & Fire Alarm Co Elkhart Eugene Holderman

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