Friar Question Is Involved In Contested Philippine Policy
The article reports Criticism of Archbishop Ireland of St Paul for remarks on Catholicity in the Philippines. It cites a public letter by Dean A B Oechtering of Mishawaka denouncing Ireland and urging protest against perceived unjust treatment of friars in the Philippines. The piece discusses calls for presenting both sides, defending Catholic freedom, and warning Ireland to stay within Vatican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
St. Paul
Philippines
A. B. Oechtering
Mishawaka
Indiana
United States
Taft
Isles
Vatican
America
Washington
Elder
Cincinnati
Harrison
Indiana Statesman
White House
Remarkable horse feat ends in tragedy at Goshen Avenue pasture
At Myers Goshen avenue a mare and a horse from P Sanders were placed in the same pasture. Overnight the mare kicked the stranger horse badly injuring it. The Myers horse was later found in a neighboring field with bruises. The mare’s hind leg broke and she was killed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Myers
Goshen Avenue
P. Sanders
Myers
Boys Held Up and Robbed Near Osceola
Jacob Bloss of Bristol with Reginald Garver twelve fled in fear as three Black robbers halted their ride on the South Bend road near the schoolhouse corner east of Osceola and robbed Bloss of seventy five dollars during a Saturday night incident after his berry wagon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bloss
Bristol
Reginald Garver
Joseph Garver
South Bend
School House Corner
Robbery and assault terrorize Osceola area
Two youths were dragged from a road by armed assailants in Osceola and Mishawaka. The attackers searched victims and took valuables then fired shots as they fled toward Osceola. Police were notified, but descriptions were vague and recovery unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Bloss
Garver
Pross
Flichart
Mishawaka
Death of Fay Karnes 16 Typhoid Fever Castle U B Church
Fay Karnes 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Karnes of 1519 South Main street died at 1 this morning from typhoid fever. Funeral Wednesday at 2 39 in the afternoon from the house with Rev R J Parrett and Revs Burton and Eby officiating. Viewing hours 8 to 12 Wednesday. She had typhoid before two years ago and was in frail health, active in Castle U B church Young People's Society and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Karnes
James A. Karnes
South Main Street
R. J. Parrett
Burton
Eby
Karnes
Young People’s Society of
Castle U. B. Church
Blacksmith Franks Bryson Hurt When Horse Falls
Frank Bryson of Bryson and Reich, blacksmiths and wagon makers on East Jackson Street, will be laid up after breaking his leg shoeing a horse Saturday. The horse reared and shifted weight onto Bryson knee, injuring the bone and tearing ligaments. Dr. Turner attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bryson
Bryson & Reich
East Jackson Street
Mr. Bryson
Dr. Turner
Dying Clark Reynolds in Critical Condition from Hemorrhage
Clark S. Reynolds of 135 State Street lies critically ill after a severe neck cancer hemorrhage. The cancer reportedly eroded an artery. Dr. Carper says Reynolds may not live 24 hours. He recently moved to the city from South White Ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark S. Reynolds
State Street
South White Ivy
Carper
Reynolds
Cyclone Hits Goshen Damages Homes and Trees
A small cyclone struck Goshen yesterday tearing down 25 to 30 shade trees. Anthony Deahl's residence was struck by lightning with a hole torn in the side. The family is away. no injuries. Property damage widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Anthony Deahl
Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart Reported
Real estate transfers show Cortez Adams and wife selling a lot in Elkhart to Lewis C. Bish for 200 dollars. John W. Fieldhouse and wife transfer part of an Elkhart lot to Charles H. Winchester for 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez Adams
Lewis C. Bish
Elkhart
John W. Fieldhouse
Charles H. Winchester
Farmers seek nation wide wheat and corn control group
A LaGrange correspondent reports a movement among state farmers to organize a nationwide body to control wheat and corn. The plan envisions including every farmer, with projected annual gains of 500 million dollars. Clarence Miller of Frankfort started the drive to hold crops until prices rise and to fund members from a trial bank within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
United States
Clarence Miller
Frankfort
Union
Trial Bank
Buckskin Bill's Show Hits Nappanee with Grafters Scams
The article reports Buckskin Bill's wild west show in Nappanee attracting grafters and confidence men. At least 500 dollars were taken from residents by swindlers. The biggest loss was 100 dollars by Thompson of Kosciusko county. Rose lost 20 dollars and Offins 25 dollars, with many others losing about 20 to 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckskin Bill
Nappanee
Thompson
Kosciusko County
Rose
Off
Oil Refining Breakthrough Offered by Roop
C Y Roop from LaGrange county reports a new crude oil refining process tested in an improvised Beaumont Texas refinery. Standard Oil offered 50000 dollars for the method but was refused. Roop says the process speeds still action and improves fractionation yielding more light oils with or without vacuum steam or vapor pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Roop
LaGrange County
Beaumont
Tex
Standard Oil Company
Reward Offered in Coloma Theft Cases
Sheriff Frey 8. Collins of St. Joseph offers a 25 dollar reward for the arrest of the thief who stole a Hudson rear bicycle at Coloma Michigan and 100 dollars for the arrest of those who entered Daniel Carney's Coloma drug store. About 200 dollars worth of plunder entered Strone's store at Niles. A 25 dollar reward is offered for the person who robbed Julius Kreiger's home near St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Collins
St. Joseph
Coloma
Mich
Daniel Carney
Strone
Niles
Julius
Kreiger
Elkhart Pioneer J R Beardsley Dies After 73 Years
J R Beardsley longtime Elkhart businessman and former mayor died at 73 after a three year illness. He owned Beardsley mills held paper holdings and helped promote St Joseph power. Survived by widow two sons Ray and Wallace and daughter Ellen. Funeral planned at 10 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan St, Ray
Martin M. Ray
Indianapolis
Beardsley
Elkhart
St. Joseph
First National Bank
Ray
Wallace
Ellen
C. B. Brodrick
Frazer
State leaders act to quell growing GOP disaffection in Thirteenth district
Indianapolis Sentinel reports Rhode Island style infighting as Rep Brick seeks reelection. Chairman Goodrich planned a district-wide visit to bring recalcitrant supporters to time. Meanwhile, fifteen year old James McConnell and 17 year old chauffeur G A Ganett traverse Indiana in a New York to Chicago auto trip interrupted by road damage.
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Indianapolis
Brick
Walter Brown
Balters
Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Jame McConnell
New York
Chicago
Elkhart
Samuel P. McConnell
Fuller Construction Company
McConnell
Kendallville
Ganett
Detroit
Lake Forest
Swho
Jonrney
Death From Rusty Nail Burns and Blood Poisoning
Mrs. George W. Webber of Bristol street and Willowdale avenue died this morning from blood poisoning after a rusty nail injury to her foot weeks earlier. She cleaned the wound with carbolic acid and suffered flesh burns. lockjaw was feared but she recovered. She was 56 and survived by three daughters and eight grandchildren, plus five brothers. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Osolo Chapel conducted by Rev. Simpson, with interment in Osolo Township.
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George W. Webber
Bristol Street
Willowdale Avenue
Sarah Bell Ross
Mishawaka
Frances J. Adams
Libbie Shook
Harry J
O. P
Joseph Webber
Marshall County
Sylvester
Andrew C. Webber
Osolo Chapel
Simpson
Sata
Osolo Township
Elkhart Plans an Electric Line to Nappanee and West Main
West side of Main street near High and Lexington advances as a stock company plans to fund an electric line linking Elkhart with Nappanee and the county’s best districts. Elkhart’s share is 40000 dollars with 21000 already subscribed. 19000 more to raise. Committee members include Herman Borneman Ed Walley Bert Douseworth and John W Fieldhouse. Mr. Demarest presides and emphasizes benefits to Main street merchants and regional trade growth.
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Elkhart
B. Bucklen
M. A. Demarest
Herman Borneman
Ed. Walley
Bert Douseworth
John W. Fieldhouse
J. L. Brodrick
Demarest
Elkhart County
Elkhad
Nappanee
Warsaw
Edward Finn
Heman Borneman
Billy Mann
J. B. Martin
J .D. Wood
L .C. Bartley
Warren Hill & Co to be incorporated with $130000 capital
Indiana papers say Warren Hill & Co will be incorporated with a capital stock of $130,000. Warren G. Hill, W. F. Stanton, C. E. Kirkwood and C. K. Seibert named as initial stockholders. Plans call for a large front and added stories, with a double glass front on the ground floor. Architects from South Bend, Chicago and Elkhart are working. Stanton will remain in charge of the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hill & Co
Indianapolis
James H. State
Messrs
Warren G. Hill
W. F. Stanton
C. E. Kirkwood
C. K. Seibert
Hill
State
Hill Store
Dr. Cummings
Dr. Heckelman
South Bend
Chicago
Elkhart
Warren Hill
Stanton
Local Business Council Hears Plan to Divert Trade
At a meeting of Elkhart area leaders the council and chamber discussed a plan to assist a new line and divert trade from Goshen Elkhartans. The proposal requires $40,000 in common stock and is tied to Wednesday’s daily sessions.
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Elkhart
Martinique Portfolios Offered as Limited Edition History
Readers are urged to act quickly to secure the limited edition Martinique Portfolios a comprehensive authentic history of the West Indies. Profusely illustrated with halftones showing island conditions before and after the Pelee eruption. Prepared by reliable sources and well written, call at the office to examine the work.
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Martinique
West Indies
Pelee
Zion social gathers as family and friends attend gathering
A large Zion community gathering hosted L Hl Welter and wife with many attendees including Maud Roush Florence Roush Mabel Manning Jennie Smith Bertha Roush and others. Ice cream and lemonade were served. Lewis Roth died of diphtheria aged 19 and was buried at Zion church after graduating Bristol high school in 1902.
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Zion
L. Hl. Welter
Maud Roush
Gust Yahn
Florence Roush
Harry Smith
Mabel Manning
Philip Roush
Jennie Smith
Darel Funk
Bertha Roush
Clem Kegereis
Mabel
Pearl Hubish
Jessie Bickel
Jacob King
Lewis Roth
George Roth
Zion Church
Bristol High School
L. H. Welter
Ben. Long
George White
Eva
Miss Rose
Carl Curtis
J. P. Bickel
Lewis Stultz
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peter Hilish
Camp Meeting Near Dunlaps In August
The M. B. C. Society will hold its annual district camp meeting in the grove near Dunilaps along the interurban line from August 7 to 17. Elders H. S. Hallman and O. B. Snyder will be the chief speakers as preparations are made to entertain large crowds each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlaps
M. B. C. Society
Beautiful Grove
Dunilaps
H. S. Hallman
O.B. Snyder
The
Gospel Banner
Berlin
Ont
Michigan
Republican Chairman Goodrich Sought in Thirteenth District
Dispatches from Indiana report Chairman Goodrich of the state committee began travel toward the Thirteenth district but has not appeared in Elkhart. A burial visit was planned for Enos and his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Royse
District Committee
Prof
Hering
Goodrich
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Elkhart
Enos
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Father Oechtering
Pope
Rufus Beardsley
Dark River
Ekhart
J. R. Beardsley
Main Street
Beardsley Avenue
Mr. Beardsley
Le 3
Fulton County
Maj. Bitters
Rochester
Lemuel Rouse
MR. J. Rufus Beardsley
Thirteenth District
Willowdale
High
Lexington Avenue
Warsaw Road
Truth
Osolo
Minnie Hilbish
Addison Watts
Sam Rockstroh
Rockstroh
George Steffen
Ross
Heaton Lake
John Hilbish
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