Real Estate Transfers in Indiana Towns
Land transfers list multiple transactions across Elkhart Goshen Middlebury Wakarusa and surrounding areas. Buyers include Edith Grabill Maloney Collins Swartz Charnley Boring and others with prices ranging from 50 to 1500 dollars. Notable parcels include 35 acres in Osolo and several Elkhart lot trades among local families and firms.
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J. L. Lehman
Edith Grabill
Concord
L. J. Chapman
Maloney & Collins
Elkhart
Harriet Swarz
Co. L. Swartz
Middlebury
Mary H. Nolan
E. Hibsman
J. W. Fieldhouse
F. E. Smith
J. S. Rich
G. W. Rich Et al
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
One hundred dollars reward offered for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure by J F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio endorsed by Truax Walden Kinman Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle testimonials free.
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Hall
Toledo
O. Hall
Watch Tower church quarterly meeting schedule set
The first quarterly meeting services of the conference year begin next Sunday. Friday evening the 27th at 7:36 features Rev M W Sundermann of the First Evangelical church. Rev S H Baumgartner P E preaches Saturday and Sunday. Sunday at 10:30 Rev Dr Nev preaches.
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Hickory Street
M. W. Sundermann
First Evangelical Church
S. H. ‘Baumgartner
P. E
Nev
Norman Beckley Funeral Planned for Sycamore Leader
Norman Beckley died at 6:08 pm after a paralyzing stroke. Burial set for Sycamore Illinois with funeral at the family home tomorrow at 2:30 pm conducted by Revs Light and Simpson. Beckley, born April 15 1823 in Barre Vermont, had a long railroad career including Lake Shore and Cincinnati Wabash Michigan, and served as Elkhart mayor in 1884. He leaves a widow and three children: Mrs. M. H. Westlake, Edgar H., and Edward E.
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Sycamore
Light and Simpson
Norman Beckley
Barre
Samuel Beckley
Roxana Colby
Zebedee Beckley
Vermont
Montpelier
Newbury Seminary
Chicago
Marshall
Mich
Vermont Central Railroad
Lake Shore
Beckley
West
LaPorte
Sycamore, Courtland & Chicago Railroad
Northwestern
Michigan
Elkhart
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan
Big Four
Rosette Wills
M. H. Westlake
Sycamore, Ill
Edgar H
Benton Harbor
Edward. E
Macon
M. E. Church
Letter From the Philippines Reveals Ray McCrory’s Cavalry Expedition
Mrs Lotttie E McCrory receives a letter from her son Ray McCrory in the Philippines. He serves with Troop H, 15th Cavalry. The dated April 27 dispatch describes an expedition and its tolls.
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Philippines
Lotttie E. McCrory
Ray McCrory
The
15Th Cavalry
Rev Frederick Biddle Passes. Silent Majority Suffers Loss
Longtime East Elkhart pastor Rev Frederick Biddle died at his home after 23 years as pastor of the English Lutheran church. He earlier led Zion and Cleveland Lutheran churches for seven years and spent his final years in Elkhart. Surviving spouses include Elizabeth Walter and Sarah Casebeer. children are Drusilla, Mary, George, John, Dora, Ella, Oscar, Fred, and Luther Biddle and others. Funeral is scheduled tomorrow.
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Frederick Biddle
General Synod Lutheran Church
East Elkhart
Biddle
Zion and
Cleveland
Sipratte County
Tuscarawas
Ohio
Shanesville
Synod of
Northern Indiana
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Walter
Sarah Casebeer
Drusilla Dutcher
Mary Grandstaff
van Wert
George W. Biddle
South Whitley
Ind
John Biddle
Dora Fox
Ella Deitch
Oscar L. Biddle
Fred L. Biddle
Luther Biddle
Elkhart
Toledo
Goshen Runby Narrowly Misses Flagman On Train
The Lake Shore Twentieth Century limited barely missed Michael Enright the veteran flagman at Goshen as it approached a switch with his back to the line. The engineer blew the whistle and the train brushed his coat. Enright suffered a nervous collapse after the incident.
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Lake Shore
Twentieth Century Limited
Goshen
Michael Enright
Enright
Mrs Enos Musser Dies at 33 Near Wakarusa
Mrs Enos Musser aged 33 died last night at her home four and a half miles northeast of Wakarusa. She is survived by her husband.
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Enos Musser
Wakarusa
Wakarusa Teachers Seek Pay and Legal Action
Six teachers at Wakarusa have not been paid since last fall and are weighing filing suit against trustee Eby. The district has $1,600 in its treasury and the school board needs substantial financial and procedural fixes before settlement.
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Wakarusa
Eby
Constance Zalasko Seeks New Trial in Elkhart Damages Case
Mrs. Constance Zalasko filed yesterday a motion for a new trial in the suit seeking damages of 10000 dollars against Tullar J. Woodard of Elkhart.
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Constance Zalasko
Tullar J. Woodard
Elkhart
Man Fined and Jailed After Court Contempt Charge
Edward V. Carter of Columbia was brought before Judge Ferrall on an attachment for contempt after failing to appear and testify. He was fined $5 plus costs, totaling $28.25, and sentenced to twenty days in the stone yard following a robbery incident involving Annie Fausch.
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Edward V. Carter
Columbia City
Annie Fausch
Ferrall
Stone Yard
Rohrer Opens South Bend Store Expansion Plans Unveiled
Elkhart grocer D. H. Rohrer leases a double storefront on Michigan Street near the Auditorium in South Bend and will open a large branch about August 1 or as soon as alterations permit. This marks a broad expansion for D. H. Rohrer & Co.
Mrs William Straw 58 Dies of Typhoid in Constantine Michigan
Mrs William Straw aged 58 died of typhoid fever Saturday morning at 11 at her home in Constantine Michigan after an illness of under three weeks. She was born in Waterloo New York and moved to Elkhart County about 35 years ago residing in Goshen for 20 years.
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William Straw
Constantine
Mich
Waterloo
Seneca County
New York
Elkhart County
Goshen
Corner stone laid for new Mishawaka Catholic school
Sunday ceremony marked the placing of the corner stone for a magnificent Catholic school in Mishawaka. An immense gathering from many denominations attended while Father Boeckelman of Wikhart was present.
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Mishawaka
Father Boeckelman
Wikhart Owas
US envoy objects to coronation procession seating
Whitelaw Reid, the United States special envoy, protested his seating in the coronation procession with Turkhan Pasha and Admiral Gervais, backing to the horses. King Edward ordered a separate carriage for the envoy, overruling the lord chamberlain’s table of precedence.
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Whitelaw Reid
United States
Turkhan Pasha
Turkey
Gervais
Reid
Edward
Indiana Miners May Cut Coal Output To Aid Strikers
Indiana miners consider reducing coal production to support anthracite strikers pending a nationwide miners convention in Indianapolis on July 17. The move aims to constrain supply to keep bituminous coal from reaching anthracite markets, though no decision has been made yet.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Chicago
Great Lakes
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Virginia
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Alabama
Inspector McAbee Proposes Law Tightening Child Labor Rules
State Factory Inspector D H Mc Abee will urge the next legislature to restrict child employment. His plan requires children to finish the 8th grade before working in school year, with summer rules unchanged. Recent permit apps show few in or near high school and some only in the second grade.
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McAbee
D. H. McAbee
Department of Inspection
Kokomo Carnival Sparks Debate Over City Impact
Kokomo business leaders say the Pythian carnival profits Uniform Bank but hurts local merchants as advertising fails to offset donations and lost sales. The event, the gas belt's most successful, draws opposition over perceived immorality. Police report 3 professional pickpockets arrested and 24 suspects. Dr Roy Thompson nabbed a thief at a carnival tent.
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Kokomo
Ind
Gas Belt
Roy Thompson
Thompson
Tuberculosis Cure Questions Pile Up for Indiana Board
The Indiana state board of health reports a flood of letters from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana asking about a cure for tuberculosis The board replies with outdoor life guidance The secretary notes it is not new but public interest has surged The Ohio legislator asks what steps are being taken to curb spread.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
R. E. Davis
Derby
Sruck Ad Tragedy Reported After Train Incident
A fatal train incident is reported involving a person identified as Sruck. Details are sparse but indicate the death occurred near a railway line. Authorities have not released additional information pending investigation.
Smallpox seen shrinking in Indiana says Dr Hurty
Indianapolis June 24 Dr John N Hurty secretary of state board of health reports improved smallpox conditions in southern Indiana after a county inspection Weather favors control and local officers are active No Ohio quarantine discussed or planned despite earlier reports He corrects misstatement about Washington Indiana quarantine remarks
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Ohio
Indianapolis
John N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Ohio River
Indiana
Harty
Washington
Ind
Kentucky
Fish Story Breaks Sewer Blockade at Rogers Mine
A Rogers mining crew used a ringed sturgeon to locate a clogged 1000 foot sewer draining the mine into White River. After the fish traveled the full length, water resumed flow. Miners will check future catches for the ring and release any found.
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Indiana
Washington, Ind
Rogers
Here
White River
Rust Attacks Wheat in Southern Indiana
State Statistician Johnson reports rust widespread in southern Indiana wheat fields with no northern reports or damage yet. He warns late sown wheat may suffer while early harvest appears partly affected by the rust.
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Indiana
Johnson
Muncie Plans Citywide Steam Heating System
The Muncie Electric Light Company closed a contract with the American District Steam Company of Lockport New York to install steam service mains in the city reading district. The move marks the first definite step toward piping Muncie with steam and hot water.
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Muncie
Ind
Muncie Electric Light Company
American
Steam, Company
Lockwort
Reading
Chicago Woman Praises Peruna Remedy Testimonial
Mrs. C L Byron of 546 Lincoln Avenue Chicago Illinois president of the Chicago German Woman's Club reports Peruna relieved her severe bladder catarrh and headaches after multiple bottles with no recurrence since. Dr Hartman offers free summer consultations for female catarrhal disease sufferers via The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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C.L. Byron
Lincoln, Avernue
Chicago
Ill
German Woman’s Club
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, CO
Perris
Hartman
Peruna Medicing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Holds mine owners to blame in Fraterville disaster
Knoxville report states coroner's jury finds the May 19 Fraterville mine explosion killed men and boys by gas and coal dust explosion caused by neglect of mine officers and the state inspector.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Fraterville
Constable killed in ambush after card dispute in Kentucky
In Jackson Kentucky on June 25 Constable Jeff Stapleton who killed Green Gabbard during a card dispute was arrested in Owney county by Estill Deater and Sherman Wadkins. En route to the jail the party was ambushed and Stapleton was killed.
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Jackson
Jeff Stapleton
Green Gabbard
Owney County
Estill Deater
Sherman Wadkins
Stapleton
Mrs. Richard Savage Injured in Hotel Elevator Crash
Mrs Richard Henry Savage wife of the novelist and soldier was badly hurt in a runaway elevator accident at the Hotel Girard. She suffers spinal injuries and severe shock while resting in her New York apartment under physician care.
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Richard Savage
New York
Richard Henry Savage
Hotel
Girard
Consecrate a Bishop in Lynn Mass Rt Rev James Hart Van Buren
Rt Rev James Hart Van Buren D D was consecrated bishop of Porto Rico in St Stephen's Memorial Church Lynn where he had served as rector for over ten years. Eight bishops and seventy five clergy participated in the service.
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Lynn
Mass
James Hart van Buren
D. D
Porto Rico
St. Stephen’s Memorial Church
Episcopal Church
Fire destroys steel mill in Steelton blaze
Harrisburg June 25 The old Bessemer mill at the Pennsylvania Steel Works in Steelton was entirely destroyed by fire causing a loss of 25000 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Bessemer
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Steelton
Mrs Austin's Wheat Wonry Flour Sold At Grocers
Early breakfast or dessert use is advertised for Mrs Austin's Wheat Wonder flour now available in grocers. Distinctive praise highlights its quality as a dainty cereal option.
Wheat Wanted By Elkhart Harvest Queen Mill
The Mill of Elkhart Indiana resumes operation and offers to buy wheat in any quantity. Local producers urged to bring grain for processing at the mill equipped to handle harvest loads.
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Queen “Mill of
Elkhart
Ind
Elaewhers
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COAL
Massilon
Jackson Hill
J. P. Sanders
Drs
Burke &Lemon
Br. Turner
J. H. Allison
the Jeweler
South Main Street
A. L. Jones & Co
Main and Lexington
Fhane
Weare
Mulibang
Equator
English Lutheran Church
Mrs. Musser
Sruck
DR. Hurty
Ben Hartman
Hartman. Sanitarium
Oman
C. L. Byron
Louis M. Simpson
Main St
Elxhart
R. M. Johnson
J. D. Osborne
Johnson & Osborne, Attorneys At Law
Roows
U.S
St. Joseph Ayalew Bank
Indiana National Bank
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