Lake Shore Time Table December 2 19 0 Elkhart Routes
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry schedule lists outbound and return trains from Elkhart with many numbers and times including No 2 5:25 a m No 44 5:10 a m No 6 11:05 a m No 42 1:15 p m No 10 5:00 p m No 532 5:36 a m No 516 2:20 p m No 3 11:30 a m No 10 1:80 p m No 16 4:40 p m No 14 8:20 p m No 26 12:03 p m and Westbound No 37 Pacif Express 3:35 a m No 3 Fast Mail 5:05 a m No 175 Elk & Chit Accom 6:30 a m No 15 Boston & Shi Special 9:15 a m No 21 New York & Ohio Exp 1:03 p m No 19 Lake Shore Limited Exp 1:50 p m No 7 Day Express 3:45 p m No 235 Western Express 6:60 p m Sunday trains listed as well. Connections via Cleveland Erie and P L K form quickest routes to Pittsburgh. G J Grammer and A J Smith field officials. Tickets available from A L Gorwant.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Elkhart
Grand Rapids
Pacife Express
Fast Mail
Elk. & Chit
Boston & Shi
New York
Ohi
Lake Shire Limited
Lake Shore
Clevelard
Erie
Local Society Notes Highlight Two Early 1900 Weddings
Miss Lulu Posey daughter of Wm Posey wed Mr Herman Beidler at Mrs R E Schutt home on Virginia avenue with Rev Burton officiating. The couple will reside at 603 State street. Later Mr Herbert Wise wed Miss Minerva Wahl at Mrs Alice Wahl home on South Main with Rev J O Mosier officiating. The Wise couple will be at home after January 1 1901 at 204 South Main street.
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Lulu Posey
Posey
Herman Beidler
R. E. Schutt
Virginia Avenue
Burton
Beidler
Lake Shore
State Street
Alice Wahl
South Main Street
Mendelssohn
Herbert Wise
Minerva Wahl
Alton Winey
Sophina Wahl
J. O. Mosier
Wise
Stephens Undertaking
Hogendohler Cigar Company
Elkhart County Teachers Institute Meets at Goshen Church
The Elkhart County Teachers Institute will convene at the Central Christian church in Goshen Indiana on December 31 1900 with lectures by Dr. E B Brown of the state university and Prof W E Henry state librarian. Exercises will run all day to ring in New Years. Mrs Hinshaw seeks governor approval for her son Rev W E Hinshaw serving a life term for murder to visit a gravely ill mother. governor cautious about granting such privilege. Mrs Hinshaw is ill but not declared fatally so by her physician. Mrs Austin pancake flour advertises for a quick breakfast.
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Teachers’ Institute
Elkhart County
Central Christian Church
Court House
Goshen
Ind
E. B. Brown
State University
W. E. Henry
George W. Ellis
Manchester
Dill Holland
E. T. Garrard
Holland
Garrard
T. T. Garrard
Middlesboro
Garrards
Bakers
Whitley County
Thomas Kidd
Williamsburg
J. C. Bryant
Divorce Tale Called Fake By Iowa Friends
In Mount Pleasant Iowa December 26 locals pronounce the alleged divorce of Warren Beckwith and former Miss Jessie Lincoln as a fake. Beckwith works for Burlington railroad in Creston and may spend holidays in Chicago with his wife and granddaughter. Mrs Lincoln and child were briefly in New York quarantined for scarlet fever but have recovered and will visit Chicago. County Clerk Miller reports no court papers filed regarding any divorce case in the county.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Warren Beckwith
Jessie Lincoln
Beckwith
Burlington Railroad
Creston
Chicago
Rober Ton
New York
Hero
Sre
Fifth Avenue Totel
Lincolns
Miller
Money to Loan on Real Estate by Co-Operative S L Society
Notice offers real estate loans at current interest rates from the Co-Operative Savings and Loan Society. The ad indicates available funds and lending terms to attract prospective borrowers.
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Co-Operative Savings and Loan Society
Stand ard Oil to drill on farmer’s dream land near Nottingham
In Wabash Indiana on December 26 a Standard Oil team will drill on farmer Themes Clevenger’s land after he dreamed of a rich oil pool on a spot on his farm near Nottingham Wells county. Clevenger lobbied the company twice and finally persuaded them to start the drill this week. He watches the operation as it progresses. In New York the Red Cross request to run the New Year’s celebration at Madison Square Garden was denied by the municipal assembly which budgeted 2500.
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OL. Wabash
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Clevenger
Nottingham
Wells County
Standard
Red Cross
New York
Municipal Assembly
Frank D. Higbee
Society
Madison Square Garden
Higbee
Sousa
Sulzer
Lancaster
Wis
Ridgway
P. T. Stevens
Montfort
Harry Devett
J. B. Montague
J. E. Berry
James Hopkins
Devett
St. Louis
Montague
Engagement announced for Miss Theda Clark and Mr. William C. Peters
The engagement of Miss Theda Clark of Neenah Wisconsin and Mr. William C. Peters of Goshen is announced. Peters, formerly Goshen Times city editor, left journalism over a year ago to travel. Clark, Wells College graduate, is noted for wealth and popularity. wedding planned for spring.
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Theda Clark
Neenah
Wisconsin
William C. Peters
Goshen
Peters
Elkhart Offers Reward for Michigan Horse Thief
A man about thirty, poorly dressed, stole a bay mare and top buggy from Kalamazoo on December 20. He left his robe and blankets in the carriage in Elkhart and returned to retrieve them, then disappeared toward Waterloo. Sheriff Harrington's description matches. a $50 reward is posted for his capture and the rig's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Michigan
Henrietta Township
Kalamazoo
Curtis Nimms
Jackson
Mich
Lieb
East Franklin Street
Bert Hatch
Main Street
Waterloo
Hatch
Porter Harrington
Night of Kentucky bloodshed across counties and mountains
Twenty fatal shootings in Kentucky in the past twenty hours leave Mayfield deputy sheriff Jeh Usher and Charles Bowlin dead after a raid gone wrong at a saloon. In Manchester C. Cash dies and three others wounded during a large fight. Other killings occur in Whitley, Bell, Lincoln, and Cumberland regions including a boy water boy Henry Carson shot at Irvine depot.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Mayfield
Jeh Usher
Charles Bowlins
Salooz Heeper
Killeo Birch Ifoliyer
Bowlin
Usher
Sheri ® Deuthitt
Hollyeran
Manchester
C. Cash
Turkey Creek
Fletcher County
John T. Cole
James Sturgitt
Kingsville
Lincoln County
Tecumseh Walton
Thomas Lee
Whitley County
Pleasantview
Isham Burch
Cornelius Bunch
William Birch
Cumberland Mountain
Bell County
Middiesboro
Gillis Johnson
Charles Wilcox
Johnson
Berry Turner
Red Mountain
Ras Mussen
Irvine Depot
Henry Carson
Magann Fatkes
Little Henry
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour Invites Morning Treats
If you seek a tasty breakfast option, Mrs. Austin promotes her famous pancake flour as a go to choice for morning meals.
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Mrs. Austin
Belle Agnes Masson Wed to John Busley at Masson Home
At the Masson home in Jefferson street the wedding of Belle Agnes Masson to John Busley took place last night. Rev. H. B. Townsend officiated at 8 o clock in a ceremony attended by close family. The couple will reside at Third and Washington and be at home after January 1 1901.
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John Masson
Jefferson Street
Belle Agnes
John Busley
H. B. Townsend
Mary Masson
James Masson
Race War Rumors Hit Cementville North of Jeffersonville
Report from Cementville, Indiana, describes armed black residents dominating the town while white villagers hide indoors on Christmas Eve. After a saloon melee led to gunfire, Sheriff Rave intervened briefly but tensions rise again as Kendall seeks warrants and deputies, with no direct telephone link and fear of a violent riot if any quarrel sparks.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Cementville
Lee Ranger
John Redmond
Sam Kendall
Sheriff Rave
Kendall
Ranger
Montgomery
Yaquis Attack Mexican Troops Near Sonora
Mexican forces in Sonora were ambushed by Yaqui Indians, killing four officers and thirty men. Colonel Francisco Peinado was shot in the stomach and badly wounded, with details released by C. V. Light in Guaymas. The clash occurred about fifty miles from General Torres headquarters, while press censorship limited official news.
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el Paso
Tex
Sonora
Mexico
Francisco Peinado
C. V. Light
Guaymas
Torres
Lamisa
Forres
Peinado
Morris inquest verdict in Washington DC
The coroner's inquest found Frank H. Morris auditor for the War Department killed by a pistol shot from Samuel McDonald former disbursing officer. McDonald, wounded and in Emergency Hospital, shows slight improvement and a possible recovery.
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Washington, D. C
Frank H. Morris
Treasury
War Department
Winder Building
Samuel McDonald
Morris
MacDonald
McDonald
Venezuelan revolt leads to new clash near Lozema
Celestino Peraza once secretary general to President Castro of Venezuela rebels near Lozema in Guarico district. About 2,500 Venezuelan troops commanded by General Aristides Fandeo move to crush the uprising as Curacao and Dutch Guinea report revalutions in the region.
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Venezuela
Curacoa
Dutch Guinea
Celestino Peraza
Castro
Lozema
Guarico
Aristides Fandeo
Peraza
Teach Newsboys to Dance in Kansas City
Prof H A Franzmathes of Kansas City announces free weekly classes starting January 9 for newsboys to learn deportment dancing and etiquette. He urges boys to aim for higher positions, noting that many successful men began selling papers and rose through opportunity and self improvement.
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Kansas City
H. A. Franzmathes
Famous clairvoyant Dr. Harrington dies in California
Relatives in Madison Wisconsin report the death of Dr C F Harrington a famed clairvoyant who sought health in San Diego California He gained fame by locating the Get There EN mine in the Black Hills guiding a shaft to rich ore after a trance discovery
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Madison
Wis
C. F. Harrington
San Diego
Cal
Bahnsen Family Christmas Eve Celebration Ends in Tragedy
Timothy Bahn sen senior, a wealthy St. Louis merchant, died beside his Christmas tree during a park avenue home gathering at 1327 Park Avenue. The Bahnsen family held their annual Christmas evening, this year hosted by John Bahnsen, a brother.
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St. Louis
Timothy Bahnsen
Park Avenue
Bahnsen
John Bahnsen
Neighborhood incidents and local misfortunes compiled
Community notes report tramps in Decatur to be arrested and put to work. A Topeka man faces impersonation charges. A Boone Grove child fatally burned. An Aurora teacher inherits wealth. Richmond editor named Musical Courier head. Allen County reports sixty smallpox cases. Reed Wilke’s Young America saloon lamp explosion damages property. Belleville author ill in Cotulla. Phillips in Lafayette sparks investment talk. Madison County man allegedly insane over streetcar tracks. Hartford City glass workers vote on Belgian wage proposals. A Tipton man loses a divorce suit won by his wife. Vinzens renovations near complete at Grand Hotel. Crawfordsville Wire and Nail Company aims to operate. Madison County man fatally hurt by train. Ray’s Crossing accident injures two. St Andrews Catholic bells installed. Richmond couple to celebrate fiftieth anniversary with eight children at home. Columbia City schools story notes former employee’s rise and fall in Seattle and Korea with railways and mines.
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John Oliver Belleville
Indiana
Cotulla
Tex
Spencer County
Phillips
Lafayette
Grant Taylor
Madison County
Union Traction Company
Hartford City
Belgium
Tipton
Messrs
Padgett & Blue
Vincennes
Crawfordsville
Rapid Rise to Wealth in Korea Mine Venture
L. S. J. Hunt, now based in Korea, writes ex-Congressman McNagny of Columbia City to recruit a party of 35 able bodied men for ten years work in Korean mines. He will cover travel both ways and pay wages, with about fifty applicants already. Hunt formerly resided in Whitley county and served as a superintendent.
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L. S. J. Hunt
Korea
McNagny
Columbia City
Grain O Gains Popularity in Buchanan Reader Letter
A Buchanan reader from May 22 praises Grain O from Genessee Pure Food Co LeRoy New York. The letter claims Grain O replaces coffee for a family easing digestion and reducing coffee consumption for herself and her two children. The writer, Frances Williams, states she is ten years old.
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Buchanan, Mich
Genessee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Gettlemant
Genes Drinker Sud
Berself Sud
Ysare
Patents Granted to Indiana Inventors This Week
List from C A Snow & Co Washington DC shows W W Cominger Danville rubber heel for shoes R B Gregory Decatur scaffold hook J Harth Jr Ambia bucket C Heart Frankton running gear for vehicles J Herper Evansville ironing board R W Kilmer Frankton umbrella cover J B Knickerbocker Indianapolis thermo star J O Sloan Indianapolis fare register J L Turner Indianapolis lawn sprinkler S B Wharton South Bend rail joint H M Williams Fort Wayne assembly building. For copy send ten cents in postage stamps with date of paper to C A Snow & Co Washington DC.
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Indiana
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
W. W. Cominger
Danville
R. B. Gregory
Decatur
J. Harth, Jr
C. Heart
Frankton
J. Herper
Evansville
Ironing Board
R. W. Killmer
J. B. Knickerbocker
Indianapolis
J. O. Sloan
Fare Register
J. L. Turner
S. B. Wharton
South Bend
Rail Joint
H. M. Williams
Fort Wayne
Assembly Building
Washington
D. C
Four Shot In Vergennes Saloon Affray Wounds Four
In Vergennes Illinois a saloon fight left two men mortally or seriously wounded and two maimed for life. Joe and Jake Davidson quarrelled with Henry Fox and Jake and Henry fought. Joe Davidson fired twice at Fox wounding him in the abdomen. A bystander Joe Pyatt was hit. One brother lost an eye and another suffered a shoulder wound.
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Carbondale, Ill
Vergennes
Ill
Joe
Jake Davidson
Henry Fox
Fox
Joe Davidson
Joe Pyatt
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L.s.&m
Arn Quine
Ad&was
Denur
Indiana Farmer
Standard OW
Fwewey
Blue Grass State
O.D Fcud
Sa Dance
Sonora Hill
N. K. Fairbank Company
St.Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Elksart County
Ertence
Eixhart County Abstract
Gfave DrLos N. Wreaven
Pigeon St
Frank H. Kingsland
Topeka, Kas
Logansport
George Alps
Boone Grove
W. H. Abbott
Wheeler
Aurora
Charles A. Daniels
Richmond
The
Musical Courier
Allen County
Reed Wilke
Young America
Robert Smith
Seattle
Wash
Hunt
Autigvu
Cape Town
de Aar
Britstown
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