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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1906

Page

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Nine Orders Will Make Impressive the Funeral of Harry Chester

The obituary notes the funeral arrangements for Harry Chester. Organizers list nine orders of service and rituals shaping the ceremony. Local officials and family members are due to attend at the community church.

Harry Boyer Carl Bierman James I New York Mr .Chester Bierman Dom Pedro Ches A. L. Brick Mr. Chester Washington Brick Chester George B. Chester Aileen S.C

Funeral Plans Mark Imposing Elkhart Rites for Harry Chester

Plans for Harry Chester’s funeral in Elkhart include a 2 PM service at the Chester home with viewing until 1 30 PM. Knights of Pythias lead the ceremony with Elks assisting. Rev Charles E Rice to conduct, and messages of condolence arriving from distant friends and organizations.

Harry Chester Elkhart Elks Hall Knights of Pythias Maccabees Samaritans Red Men Ben Burs Eagles Eiks Foresters Rice The Elks Charles BE. Rice English Lutheran Church Chester State Street

Ice shortage persists as March cold fails to boost supply

Elkhart ice dealers report the cold spell will not lift supply or reduce prices. Officials say a week of zero temperatures is needed to thicken lakes and rivers enough for ice production. Old ice has melted and new ice lacks structure, so spring prices remain high.

Elkhart

Northern Indiana Railway seeks Els hart franchise details

The Board of Works demanded a written detailed proposition from the Northern Indiana Railway Co for Els hart city before recommending new franchises. Two rival roads seek admission, and McM. Smith’s company offers concessions in return for exclusive street rights. H. E. Bucklen met with officials to discuss the Valley Line franchise.

J. McM. Smith Board of Works Northern Indiana Railway Co Elshart McM. Smith H. E. Bucklen Board of Work

Verdict awards $15,000 to La Porte man in railroad suit

Charles A. Johnson, switchman of La Porte, awarded $15,000 against Lake Shore for damages after losing an arm and leg in a May accident at Walls station. Jury deliberated fifteen hours after a change of venue from Laporte County. Plaintiffs allege negligent care of a dock path caused the fall under a car. Lawyers from La Porte and South Bend firms represented Johnson. Miller Drake Hubbell and Salsbury for the railroad. An appeal is likely.

Charles A. Johnson Laporte Lake Shore South Bend Johnson Tailroad Wsa Miller, Drake

Seven conductors called in over irregular fares in Chicago

Seven veteran Lake Shore conductors were summoned before Division Supt F H Wilson in Chicago to answer charges of irregular fares. Four may be dismissed for taking cash fares with no records and making non schedule stops on suburban runs. A secret service man rode as a passenger to track unrecorded fares.

Lake Shore F. H. Wilson Chicago LaSalle Street Sta Indiana Harbor Whiting Elkhart Gers

Battle on the St. Joe near South Bend ends with arrests

A deputy game warden and a South Bend officer confronted three men lifting a seine on the St. Joe river. The trio fled by boat after dumping bass, pike and suckers. The warden fired on the craft as it sank and two men were arrested. warrants issued for the remaining two.

St. Joe South Bend Henry Boettcher Mr. Boettcher

Mrs Eva Sass Dies After Long Illness

Eva Sass widow of Frank Sass died at midnight at her home on Pearl street after a lingering illness. She came from Germany with father Michael Nowak and is survived by brother Joseph Nowak of Volina Michigan, sisters Mrs. Michael Zelke of Niles and Mrs. Peter Elzcorm of South Boardman, and four daughters Kate Mary Jenny and Annie Sass.

Eva Sass Pearl Street Frank Sass Sass Michael Nowak Germany Joseph Nowak Volina Mich Michael Zelke Niles Peter Elzcorm South Boardman Andrew Joseph Sass This City Kate Mary Jenny Annie Sass

Telephone merger proposal accepted in Kendallville area

The Home Telephone company will acquire the National Telephone company owning 1000 miles of toll lines and exchanges in Kendallville, Sturgis and nearby areas. The offer values National at 225000 in 6 percent preferred stock of the Home company, with Home paying 90 on capital stock of 250000.

Ft. Wayne Home Telephone Company National Telephone Company Kendallville Sturgis Hama

South Bend chief backs workhouse for criminals at stoneyard

Chief McWeeny of the South Bend police says a regional workhouse should be built in the district for worthless criminals who prefer jail. He notes drunkards and petty offenders in South Bend and Elkhart rely on jail board and lodging and could be put to work earning meals. He cites Elkhart stoneyard as unprofitable and underused.

McWeeny Bend Police Department A. S South Bend Elkhart

Water Outage Notice for Harrison Area

Water service will be temporarily interrupted in the Harrison area for planned connections. The duration is not specified but crews will work to restore supply promptly. Local residents should store emergency water and follow updates from the utility.

Merica Makes the Speech Nomination at Warsaw Convention

South Bend man Merica delivers keynote speech at a Warsaw Republican convention naming the candidate slate and rallying party members. Local delegates gathered to hear the presentation and show support for the campaign.

Merica South Bend Warsaw

Brick Renominated by acclamation at Kosciusko GOP convention

Warsaw March 15 special reports the Kosciusko county Republican convention renominated Congressman Brick by acclamation in the opera house after a day of nominations. Elkhart and St. Joseph counties weighed in as supporters while Merica urged unanimous support for Brick with a forceful speech and a large Elk hart delegation attended the session.

Warsaw Brick Moorman Opera House Samuel BE. Boys Committee On Organization BE. A. Dausman Elkhart County Charles ‘C. Merica Merica Royse Kosciusko County Lemuel W. Royse War Law St. Joe Starke J. E. Gaskill Seward Township

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Elks’ Hall Cem Switchman Johnson News Inter Ocean Jennie McWeenly Harrison Horton Republican Party Elmer Stone John C. Bilheimer Leander. J. Monks Supreme Court Comstock Rabb Williamsport Supreme Bench Wilson Roose City Ira ‘Church Hikhart
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