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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

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Effort to Pardon Bank Wrecker Collins Faces Opposing Officials

Attorney James S. Dodge Jr reports a 73 signature push to secure a pardon for Wilson L. Collins former Elk Hart cashier, now in Fort Leavenworth for complicity in the Hik hart National Bank wrecking with Walter Brown and Brodrick. Controller's Office opposes clemency. Dodge cites Washington talks and a signed petition without confirmation of presidential action.

James S. Dodge, Jr Washington Indianapolis Star Aay Wilson L. Collins Elkhart Indiana National Bank Elity Ft. Leavenworth Walter Brown Brodrick Dodge Office of Control Collns Collins Hikhart Bank Brown

Joke Ends in Tragedy at Notre Dame Prank

Notre Dame student Claud A. Bosby died after a planned fake holdup turned deadly. Louis Roquela, another student in an engineering program, unintentionally caused the fatal shooting when he opened fire after Bosby tried to frighten him.

Claud A. Bosby Notre Dame University Wile Louis Roquela Bagby

Edwardsburg Doctor Buried After Short Illness

Dr. Robert Griffin of Edwardsburg died last Wednesday and was buried yesterday. Born in New York in 1828, he moved to Edwardsburg in 1847 and is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.

Edwardsburg Robert 3. Grifin New York

William H Atwood Civil War Veteran Dies at 58

William H Atwood died at his home 215 Wreshington street at 5 2 oclock Sunday morning of paralysis. He served 22 months in the Civil War with Co K 125th Ohio. Survived by wife Mrs Alice Atwood, daughter Mrs Inez Kingery, three sons Jean F Oscoe and W Floyd, four sisters and one brother. Funeral at 2 this afternoon from the house conducted by Rev Light.

William H. Atwood Wreshington Street Marion Sollers Elkhart Hunkery C County Ohio Andrew Carbbondale Light

Death of well known Attorney Seymour Boyd

Funeral news from Ft Wayne reports the death of attorney Seymour Boyd, a well known figure in Sikhart who often visited here. He died after an acute inflammatory rheumatism. a telegram with the notice came to R C Barney and Will Peltier had sent it.

Ft. Wayne Seymour. Boyd Sikhart R.C. Barney Will. Peltier

Greene names Turner city attorney in Elkhart

Mayor Greene filed the appointments of Perry L Turner as city attorney and A M Smith as city engineer with City Clerk Anderson. Bonds set at 5000 and 3000 dollars. Smith resigns as high school math teacher. a provisional engineer from South Bend will fill Beardsley’s seat. A South Bend dispatch recalls Turner’s 18 year tenure and pivotal role against Walter Brown, with summaries of bank receivership prosecutions and city claims history.

Perry L. Turner J. M. van Fleet A. M. Smith Greene Anderson Smith L. B. Hitchcock Carl Beardsley Pennsylvania South Bend Beardsley Elkhart Brown Judge Baker Charley Miller Turner Perry Turner Senator Beveridge Washington C. HH. Bosworth Walsh Chicago United States Joseph B. Kealing Messrs Brodrick Collins

Old Resident Christian Weis Dies at 71 Near Mishawaka

Christian Weis aged 71 longtime resident died at 5 o clock this morning at his home six miles northwest of the city on the county line of St Joe county Dropsy and heart trouble caused the death He lived on the farm for 84 years and is survived by his wife Christina Wels two daughters Mrs Maurice Click and Mrs David Miller one son George Weis six brothers Henry William Wels Joseph W of Gabe Gia John W of Bremen and six grandchildren The funeral will be held at the house at 1 pm Saturday and later at Salem church conducted by Rev Newman

Christian Weis St. Joe Mishawaka Christina Wels Maurice Click David Miller South Bend George ©. Wels Henry William Wels Joseph W Gabeaia John’ W Bremen Salem Church Newman

Eagles Install Officers Tonight

The Eagles hold a meeting tonight to install new officers. Members will participate in the installation ceremony and confirm leadership roles for the upcoming period.

Eagles Toni

Surface Glitter Versus Hidden Turmoil in Life

A reflective meditation contrasts calm surfaces with hidden strife. It argues that public masks conceal pain in actors, greed in rulers, and private decay behind societal polish, urging recognition that beneath glittering façades true realities lie.

Elkhart Men Form Traction Scheme to Build 65 Mile Line

F W Wickwire U S Enders and Eugene Atkins lead a newly organized company to construct an electric line from South Bend to Kalamazoo via Elkhart Mishawaka and other towns. Capitalization starts at 15000 with expansion planned after rights of way and franchises are secured. Officers named include Adelbert Harris president John Caulfield vice president and Adam Humsberger treasurer.

F. W. Wickwire U. S. Enders Eugene Atkins Bristol Elkhart County South Bend Kalamazoo Elkhart Adelbert Harris Indianapolis Lansing John M. Caulfield Francis E. Lampert Adam Hunsberger St. Joseph County H. G Morgan John Bowman Howard C. Vincent H. C Morgan Adam Humsberger Edward C. Vincent Fye H. Lambert Enders and Wickwire Grand Rapids Mr. Wickwire Logansport Caulfield Hen Island Company

Frank A Sell Dies After Long Illness at Home

After nearly two years of kidney and heart trouble Frank A Sell died at his home 601 Cassopolis street Saturday night at 11. He lived in the city most of his life and worked at the Conn Band instrument factory. He is survived by his wife Daisy and a few relatives. Funeral today at 2 conducted by Rev. Graham with Elks in charge. Ninety Elks and the Trumpet Notes Band escorted to Grace Lawn cemetery.

Francis A. Sell Cassopolis Street Florida Hot Springs Mr. Sell Mr. Seli Conn Band Daisy Graham the Elks Benfer Wolf Lake Ind Sell Frank N. Benfer Grand Rapids Dr. Lickey Trumpet Notes Grace Lawn Cemetery

Real Estate Transfers in Various Townships

Real estate transfers involve multiple parcels across Osolo Concord Locke Clinton and York townships. Transactions include Coleman to Coleman for 112 acres, Poorbaugh and Maxwell buyers, Chapman transfers to Longacre and Lewis Clark, government to Spitler and Irwin, Irwin to Geislinger, and Ecklebarger to Richards. Prices range from 350 to 3600 dollars.

Fred J. Coleman Corneliug N. Coleman Osolo Cornelius N. Coleman Alvin A. Poorbaugh Harry R. Maxwell Louisa J. Chapman Jacob J. Longacre Concord Washington Eliza Hughes Locke Henry Hughes United State John Spitler Clinton United States John Irwin John W. Irwin Henry Geissinger Clnton Zena Ecklebarger Geo. W. Richards York Lewis E. Clark Elkhart

Livy Chamberlain Elected Vice President in Elkhartee

Livy Chamberlain succeeds Perry L. Turner as vice-president of Elkhartee city government. The move follows elections for city officials and aims to prevent city officials from ties with any corporation doing city business.

Livy ‘Chamberlain The Elkhartee Perry L. Turner

Frederick Maloney Dead In Tucson At 26

C H Maloney of Merrill DeSoto fame received a telegram announcing the death of his brother Frederick William Maloney in Tucson Arizona. Frederick, known in theatre circles as Merrill DeSoto performed in Elkhart entertainments and with My Friend From Arkansas Co. He was 26 and had left town two weeks ago for his health. He had recent stock company work in Kentucky and helped at the Maloney shop. The body will be buried in Tucson.

C. H. Maloney Frederick William Maloney Tucson Arizona Merrill DeSoto Frederick Maloney Arkansas, Co Kentucky Maloney Tillian

Mrs. Sarah A. Rush Dies Following Husband's Death

Mrs. Sarah A. Rush, 68, dies at 4 PM Saturday at 300 East Crawford Street after a ten year invalid period and watching her husband die last Tuesday. Funeral for both was moved from the home to the Presbyterian church. siblings include Miss Aimee and George and Harry Rush. former Mishawaka resident widow leaves sister Mrs. John Graham of South Bend.

Sarah A. Rush East Crawford Street Mr. Rush Presbyterian Church George Harry Aimee North Dakota Rush Mishawaka John Graham South Bend Frazer

Safe Blowings At South Bend Brewing Co. Robberies Reported

Nighttime robberies struck South Bend and Ligonier with a daring safe blast at the South Bend Brewing Co. seven hundred dollars seized in Ligonier while a larger haul was attempted at the brewery. Police pursue leads toward Elkhart as suspects described and detained, a possible organized gang under "Yock" Allison investigated.

South Bend Ligonier Elkhart Shrock Fish South Bend Brewing Co Lake Shore John Green Almer Wrench Serat. Rinehart Yonker Ttwo Andy Oleson John Johnson Oleson Thomas Roth Marion Street Yonker Brothers

Hand Injury From Grinding Accident At Lake Shore Tool Room

J. C. Watterson an employee at the Lake Shore tool room was caught in an emergency wheel device while grinding a tool yesterday. The back of his hand was cut to the bone.

J.C. Watterson Lake

Northern Indiana Railway forms single electric lines company

Northern Indiana Railway Co forms by consolidation of Indiana Railway Co and South Bend LaPorte and Michigan City Railway Co under one management. Arthur Kennedy of Pittsburgh→ president and J McN Smith of South Bend→ vice president. New line from LaPorte to Michigan City planned. through trains to New York and Chicago anticipated within five years.

Indiana Railway Co South*Bend, LaPorte and Michigan City Railway Co Courty Recorder Goshen Norther Indiana Railway Co Arthur Kennedy Pittsburgh J. McN. Smith South Bend LaPorte Michigan City Elkhart Niles Berrien Springs Northern Indiana Railway Co Indiana Michigan New York Chicago

JIMTOWN JOTTINGS Christmas News From The Town

Mr and Mrs Harvey Platt spent Christmas with her parents south of the city. Mr Solon Dean returned to Valparaiso where he teaches. Mr Floyd Stoner went back to Michigan after visiting his uncle James Holderman. Mr Ray Ducknall, ill with typhoid, is now convalescent. Miss Mae Leonard hosted a Friday evening party with about forty youngsters from Mishawaka enjoying games and refreshments. A Mishawaka resident received a Christmas mail verse expressing good wishes and a humorous collar size concern.

Harvey Platt Solon Dean Valparaiso Floyd Stoner Michigan James Holderman Ray Ducknall Mae. Leonard Seeral

Local man dies of heart disease in New Paris

W J Charpie of New Paris father of Mrs G M Hisenbeiss died yesterday morning from heart disease. He arose, loaded grain cars at Big Four tracks, telephoned, then collapsed after asking wife to accompany him to Goshen. He died in two minutes. Surviving: wife four daughters Mrs C M Eisenbeiss Elkhart Mrs Will Swart New Paris Mrs Cal Rohrer Claypool Hattie Charpie at home and son Eldon Charpie Chicago.

New Paris G. M. Hisenbeiss Goshen Reynolds C.M. Eisenbeiss Elkhart Will Swart Cal- Rohrer Claypool Hattie Charpie Eldon Chapie Chicago

Miss Anna Neu Dies After Long Illness At Home

Miss Anna Neu of 818 Cleveland Avenue died at five o'clock last night after a long illness of consumption. Born in this city October 31, 1878, she made many friends during her short life. Survived by father John Neu and three brothers Adam of Arada, Daniel of this city, and Harvey of Shipshewana.

Anna J. Neu Cleveland Avenue S. Ig John Neu Adam

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Willie W Afor Collins Controller's Office Ridgely Notre Dame Seymour Boyd Smith City Zephry NEW Company Incorporated DR. Stewart River Park Parikville Vicksburg Son Spring Stewart Coldwater Frank A. Sell Elks Lodge Livy Chamberlain Merrill DE Sota Mrs. Rush South Bend Brewing ‘Co Kuhns Electric Roads Indiana Railways CO South Bend, Laporte and Michigan City Co Jimtown W. .J.charpie Eisenbeiss Miss Anna New Dead
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