Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry Train Schedule Change 1901
After June 2 1901 the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern trains to and from Pikkhart run as follows No 32 via Old Road leaves 6 25 a m No 44 5 00 a m No 1 11 00 a m No 2 1 15 a m via Air Line No 16 starts 1 30 p m No 38 1 00 a m eastbound and westbound schedules listed with various departures and connections across lines.
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Gnand
Lakeshore
Michigan Southern Ry
Pikkhart
Old Road
Grend Hapids Ee
Air Line
Pacific Express
Fast Mail, Limited
Elk. & Ob
Boston & Chi
New York
Ohi
Lake Shore Limited
Day Express
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Erie
P.& L. KE. Rys
Pittabres
G. J. Grammer
Mgr
A. J. Sm7th
Apprentices Sought At South Bend Iron Works
South Bend Malleable Iron Co seeks intelligent youths aged 17 to 19 with good schooling as apprentices to learn iron moulding. Apply or write to the factory in South Bend, Indiana. H C Duggan, Superintendent. d25 w13-20.
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South Bend Malleable Iron Co
South Bend
Ind
H.C. Duggan
Jeffersonville Reformatory Prepares New Cellhouse
Secretary Butler notes the Jeffersonville reformatory will transfer prisoners to a new cellhouse only when fully dry and safe. Each inmate will bathe and wear clean clothes before moving. vermin will be fumigated out. The 600 cell new building cost about 250000 dollars and features private closets and wash basins reducing prison evils.
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Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reformatory
Butler
State Board of Charities
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
United States
Baltimore
Mrs. Austins Wheat Food Package Delights Breakfast and Dessert
A promotional package for Mrs Austin s Wheat Food markets it as ideal for breakfast and delicious for dessert. The item promises delight with a versatile use as a breakfast staple and a tasty dessert option.
Foreign Trade Shows Large Export Surplus for Year
May trade data reveal exports totaling 1 385 013 595 versus imports 754 863 644, creating a 630 149 951 surplus. Imports fall by 34 076 173, while exports rise by 99 182 470, widening the surplus 133 258 643 from last year.
Tariff talk prompts manufacturers to seek foreign market access
The passage argues that months of study show growing foreign trade ties will demand greater overseas engagement. It notes manufacturers recognize dependence on foreign markets and urge tariff changes to fit new conditions and expand existing conquests.
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Doys
Ex Gov Hazen Pingree Dies in London at 73
London June 19 Hazen S Pingree former governor of Michigan died at 11 35 PM with his son present He suffered cancer of the intestines and could not retain nourishment toward the end His mind remained clear and he died peacefully He served as Detroit mayor and Michigan governor born August 30 1842 in Denmark Missouri He built a shoe business after Civil War and later led Detroit as mayor and Michigan as governor
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London
Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
Hazen St. Pingree
Young Pingree
Pingree
United States
Hazen
S. Pingree
Detroit
Denmark
Moses Pingry
England
Ipswich
Mass
Jasper Pingree
Hopkinton
Cutter
John Pridgeon, Jr
Potato Pingree and Detroit’s streetcar strike legacy
The report recalls Mayor Pingree’s successful era earning him the nickname Potato. It notes his influence ending a major streetcar strike that nearly paralyzed Detroit’s industries. It also covers Mrs. Hazel Pingree’s arrival in New York after learning of the governor’s illness in London and his death.
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Pingree
Detroit
Blind Louis Minicus Dies by Gas Inhalation
New York gossip notes report Louis Minicus once a Gas House district political figure known as Blind Louis has died. He lost vision after an accident and, distressed by the prospect of missing his son's marriage, ended his life this morning by inhaling gas.
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Louis
New York
Louis” Minicus
Deaths of George N. Nutt and J D Barbour
George N. Nutt assistant grand secretary of the Jt C O F of New Jersey and major general of the Patriarchs Militant died in Trenton at age fifty five. J D Barbour head of Barbour and Sons thread manufacturers of Paterson and Ireland died announced in London.
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George N. Nutt
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Order of Patriarchs Militant of
J. D. Barbour
London
Barbour and Sons
Paterson, N. J
Ireland
Probate court clears long list of estate matters at courthouse
Probate Commissioner Harry C. Wilson reports numerous court actions including final reports, accounts, and hearings set for June 2 and June 29. Executors and guardians named include W. H. Weybright, A. L. Searer, Christian K. Stauffer, Cornelia H. Erwin, Noah S. Hoover, Alma L. Elliott, and others with bonds ranging from 100 to 8 000 dollars. Significant real estate sales and trusts approved or pending, and guardians discharged or appointed.
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Harry C. Wilson
J. O. Kantz
Peter Knoble
M. M. Shirk
Martin Hoover
A. N. Culp
Robinson Loney
George Culp
John W. McKibben
John von Steen
John Weybright
A. L. Searer
John Searer
Christian K. Stauffer
Franklin P. Shultz
Alice G. Shultz
Clara A. She
W. J. Miller
Rosa Quimby
Christian J. Troyer
Henry Geisinger
Alma L. Elliott
Malinda Foreman
Drusilla L. Mosier
Cyrus F. Mosier
George H. Whitbeck
Raymond Whitbeck
Edward J. Pippenger
Noah Mishler
James H. McGowen
John B. Smith
Ida Brumbaugh
O. H. Flowers
Cyrus A. Fieckinger
Jesse Fleckinger
Joseph Myers
Lucinda Myers
Amanda J. Waterman
Eliza Hibschman
Orrin McCoy
Co. M. Immel
John Otto
Viola. C. Wahl
C. C
London
Chas
S. Henderson
Mminor
David Snyder
Indiana Forest Land Acreage Totals by County Report
State forestry officials found no data on forest land areas but the 1900 report by ex-Statistician J. B. Conner provides county level figures. The analysis shows 17 319 052 total acres with 11 849 719 cultivated, 3 856 067 pastures, 1 227 141 timber not pasture lands, and 386 125 waste and other lands, noting minor discrepancies in farm acreage totals.
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Gonner
State Forestry Commission
State Bureau of Statistics
J. B. Conner
Indiana
Conner
Eer Es
Death of Ida Rininger at 22 in Elkhart region
Ida Rininger wife of Henry died at 3 20 last Saturday aged 22 years 5 months 8 days leaving a child born Wednesday the 5th her parents Mr and Mrs Washington Smith two brothers and seven sisters. Funeral at the California church Monday 10 o clock.
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Thomas Shreiner
Elkhart
Mr. Shreiner
Joseph Shreiner
Chicago
B. A. Meinke
John Teeter
Mr. Mangan
Ohio
H. G. Mangan
Ida
Henry Rininger
Wilson Thornton
Valparaiso
EB. P. Rockwell
Milo Teeter
Garver Lake
California Church
California
James Anderson
Mishawaka
A. B. Meinke
Drowning Death At Bixler Lake In Kendallville
Schuyler Newcomb, about 17, with younger companions Ed Leininger Ervin Deibele and Wil Shew, swam at Bixler lake Sunday morning. Newcomb sank after signaling for help and drowned. recovery took about an hour. Dr. Carver conducted an inquest for accidental drowning.
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Schuyler Newcomb
Kendallville
Ed Leininger
Ervin Deibele
Wil Shew
Bixler Lake
Newcomb
Carver
Indians Move on Chicago Under Pottawatomie Chiefs
Dispatches from St Joseph report Chief Isaac Quigno leads the Pottawatomies to sail June 22 from that port to squat on a prized Chicago land plot. Chief Pokagon was deposed by the tribe and replaced by a younger, more eager leader.
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Chicago
St. Joseph
Isaac Quigno
Pottawatomies
Pokagon
Buck
Bristol Man and Goshen Woman Licensed to Wed
Amasa G. Miller aged 26 of Bristol and Nora Dillman aged 24 of Goshen have been licensed to marry.
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Amasa G. Miller
Bristol
Nora Dillman
Goshen
The World Advances Despite Grumblers and Kickers
The passage asserts that progress moves on despite protest and dissatisfaction. It emphasizes that force—spiritual moral physical financial and public opinion—drives history and that resistance is futile. It urges graceful acceptance of inevitable change.
Court Decisions and Indiana Pride Spotlighted
A Pittsburgh legal journal summarizes rulings on osteopathy licensing public school expulsions and admissibility of prisoner letters. The piece also includes a humorous, booster portrait of Indiana praising its leadership, industry, education and culture from eastern to western borders.
Train Crews Right of Self Defense
A conductor may enforce fare by requiring a trespasser to enter the train and pay. He need not stop immediately to eject. If the trespasser assaults an employee with a deadly weapon, the conductor and crew may arm themselves as needed to protect safety. 38 S. E. Rep. Georgia, Judge Cobb.
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Criswell
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Legal Journal
Southwestern Rep
Guffy
S. E. Rep
Georgia
Cobb
Deed of Trust Ruling in Anticipation of Marriage
A wife cannot have a deed of trust set aside to regain control of property conveyed by her husband before marriage. The trust was created to pay him income for life and pass the property to named beneficiaries after his death, excluding the wife. The court permits annulment only after the husband’s death to allow her a share.
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Atlantic Rep
Penna
Wilson
Counterfeit coins caught in Hazlewood suburb
Several Hazlewood merchants report fake coins dated 1899 with the mint stamp o. The coins display clever workmanship and prompted notices to local traders.
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Anderson
Hazlewood
Crum Delivers Memorial Address at Tippecanoe Battleground
Congressman Crum delivered yesterday’s address at the Tippecanoe battleground as services were held in memoriam of soldiers buried there.
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Lafayette
Crumpacker
Tippecanoe Battleground
Physician's right to determine visit frequency upheld
The Supreme Court of Illinois sustains a physician's prerogative to set visit frequency and determine compensation when a patient accepts care without limiting visits. The case is reported in Lawyers' Reports, 51, at page 298.
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Supreme Court of Finois
Jeffersonville Class of Yesterday at St Augustine
A Catholic ceremony at St Augustine church officiated by Rev Father John OConnell marked a Jeffersonville class of yesterday. The event honored graduates and attendees in a simple service reflecting local tradition.
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Jeffersonville
Fishermen Quarrel Ends in Fatal Stabbing
Evansville report states Phidie Pfister and Joseph Reeder, both fishermen, argued over fish then Reeder was fatally stabbed with a table fork. Suspect Pfister faces possible charges as the incident draws police investigation.
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Evansville
Phidie’ Pfister
Joseph Reeder
Reeder
Farmer Isaac Wright Killed Attempting to Contain Hogs
In Wabash a farmer named Isaac Wright was fatally kicked while trying to recapture two loose hogs in a pasture. The incident ended a farming day with Wright succumbing to injuries on site.
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Wabash Isaac Wright
Foes Split Over Sunday Law Enforcement Postponement
Friction grows within the Liqor Dealers Association as enforcement of the Sunday law against bakers druggists street railway men and other businesses is postponed for a week. Some dissenters say the current crackdown on saloons is only temporary while others doubt the wisdom of delaying, noting conflicting pointers.
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Terre Haute
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Indiana Harbor Project Quietly Nears Launch
Mature plans for a vast Indiana harbor on Lake Michigan include an iron and steel mill, a belt railroad system, and a town that could rival South Chicago. Promoters have moved forward quietly, delaying public disclosure until launch. Names linked to funding include H. C. Frick of Pittsburgh and J. Kennedy Todd & Co. of New York.
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Indiana Harbor
Lake Michigan
South Chicago
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
J. Kennedy Todd & Co
New York
Hilliott family reunion at Proughs home
Dunlap family held a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Alf Proughs with all but one brother from Harbor Springs Michigan in attendance A social gathering followed at Dunlap park on Saturday evening drawing a large crowd and a cheerful mood
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Dunlap
Hilliott
Alf Prough
Harbor Springs
Mich
Dunlap Park
Real Estate Transfers Filed With Recorder Friday
Three mortgages two liens two releases and one transfer of real estate were filed with Recorder Peddycard on Friday. George J Manning transfers to Catharine M Schultz a lot in Elkhart for 1.
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Recorder Peddycard
George J. Manning
Catharine M. Skultz
Elkhart
Granted a License to James Leavy and Elizabeth Trainor
James Leavy aged 35 of Elkhart and Elizabeth M Trainor aged 24 were granted a license. The notice records their names and ages as clear indicators of a formal approval.
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James Leavy
Elkhart
Infant suffocated in lard-filled vessel during absence
Geneva report states the infant of Mr and Mrs Frank Scott suffocated when it fell face down into a vessel containing lard while the mother was temporarily away. The incident is described with the infant unnamed and the cause listed as suffocation from immersion.
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Geneva
Frank Scott
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Beckwith
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Hazel S. Pingree
Hazel H. Pingree
F. C. Pingree
Cleveland News
Sf ST
Are EK Purpank Company
St.louis
Boston
Wmn. W. Rippey
F. L. Goff
Main Street
Elkhart, Ind
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Goff
W. V. Rippey
Union
Masachusetts
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Maine
United States Senate
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Rising Sun
Hammond
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