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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1900

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Arrested Preacher Nabbed For Illegal Fishing At Lake Wawasee

Reverend Howard Steinninger of the Evangelical church and two companions were arrested near Lake Wawasee for hauling black bass with a new Chicago net three weeks after purchasing it. Fish Warden Sula of Vincennes aided officers in the pursuit. the minister was taken to Syracuse and may face fines after promising to testify.

Lake Wawasee Citca Cour Howard Steinninger Evangelical Church Oak Park Compton Hill Darby Bartholomew Bill Carr Indiana jJhicago Piimer Bartholomew Darr L. B. Whippey Goshes Selminger Syracuse Sula Vincennes Wawasee

Family reunion marks Mrs. Leininger seventy ninth birthday

Four generations gathered at Mrs. Cyrus Leininger’s Pleasant Valley home to celebrate her seventy ninth birthday. A photographer captured group photos and a substantial basket dinner followed. Attendees wish her many happy returns, with several memory gifts presented.

Granda Cyrus Leininger Polar Pleasant Valley

Reunited After Divorce James Inka and Mrs Inke Wed Again

James Inka of Nobie county aged 54 and Mrs Sarah Inke of Nap panes aged 52 were remarried in Goshen last Saturday. The couple had divorced about two years earlier and after reflection chose to reunite and renew their marriage.

James Inka Nobie County Ssarah Inke Nappanes Goshen

Sudden Death Of Simnel Shafer At Goshen Home

Simnel Shafer, 58, died suddenly at his sister Mrs Edward Kelly’s Goshen home on Saturday morning after a brief decline following a period of poor health. He formerly lived in Bryan Ohio and had been in Goshen only a week. Survived by mother Mrs Teresa Shafer three sisters and three brothers. Funeral held yesterday.

Simnel Shafer Edward Kelly Goshen Shafer Teresa Shafer M. K. Kreider Bryan Ohio Samuel Shafer

Court appoints grand and petit jurors for May term

Jury commissioners Klopp and Elliott selected the May term jurors at the county clerk’s office. The grand jury, to report next Monday, includes Perry Beck Concord Ernest Elliott Elkhart township William Shearer Cleveland Samuel Pease Washington Isaac Rum mel Union George Reigle Jefferson. The petit jury, to report the second Monday, lists Marion A. Elliott Concord Frank Coats Elkhart George Kolb Elkhart George Hunter Concord Jacob Wogaman Elkhart Wm Berkey Concord Eli Whittaker Bango Joseph Ballinger Jackson John Kinney Concord A B Carpenter Concord H F Rosbrough Locke Frank Montau Concord.

Klopp and Elliott Elkhart Perry Beck Concord Ernest Elliott Elkhart Township William Shearer Cleveland Samuel Pease Washington Isaac Rummel Union George Reigle Jefferson Marion A. Elliott Frank Coats George Kolb Elkhart George Hunter Jacob Wogaman Wm. Berkey Eli Whittaker Bango Joseph Ballinger Jackson John Kinney A. B. Carpenter H. F. Rosbrough Locke Frank Montau

Horse Lost After Colic Near Christians Lake

Enos Myers, a Second Street liveryman in Bost, reported his valuable horse missing after a drive to Christians Lake. The horse developed spasmodic colic and despite a veterinary surgeon from Adamsville, died before relief could be given. The animal was formerly owned on Yarreo Hill.

Bost Enos Myers Second Street Christians Lake Adamsville Yarreo Hill

Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Name Change

Hannah Coplen sues for divorce from William H. Coplen. Married May 28 1893 separated June 13 1897. She seeks alimony of 3000 and restoration of maiden name Hannah Ke Wright. Attorney Harlan A. Steadferis represents the plaintiff.

Hannah &. Coplen William H. Coplen Hannah KE. Wright Harlan A. Steadferis

Big Four Brakeman Hubert K Arms Hurt at Goshen

Hubert K Arms a Big Four brakeman from Westville Ky fell from a box car at Goshen during track switching. He was mangled by the wheels but the engineer stopped the train in time. He suffered a crushed right leg severe bruising and head injuries though authorities say his life is not in immediate danger.

Hubert Arms Goshen Westville, Ky Big Four Hubert K. Arms Westville Nappanee Moses Linn Alsdéy Anturturaiaind

Bound Over in Four Hundred Dollars Fraud Case

Was bound over to circuit court in Elkhart after a hearing before Justice Brumbaugh. Charles Rinehart waived examination on charges of securing $400 in goods on false pretenses and posted a $1000 bond. Rinehart formerly ran a Northeast Elkhart grocery store and is defended by James L. Harman.

Charles Rinehart J. J. Hoffman Justice of the Peace

County Board Rules Power of Attorney Remonstrance Voided

The board of county commissioners voided a power of attorney remonstrance against granting a saloon license to H. B. Roshbrough of Nappanee. They cited weariness of monthly controversies and chose this method to test legality of the remonstrance.

Board of County Commissioners H. B. Rosbrough Nappanee

Death of Waterford girl 16 due to consumption

Miss Lizzie Holtzinger aged 16 daughter of Henry Holtzinger of Waterford died Friday evening after a six week illness. She had been bedridden most of the time. Her death is a heavy loss to her father and two brothers, the fourth family death in two years. The funeral was held yesterday at 2 o clock.

Lizzie Holtzinger Henry Holtzinger Waterford

Death Notice for Mrs Adam Tavernier at 39

Mrs Adam Tavernier died at 5 o'clock Sunday morning at her home four and a half miles south of the city from inflammatory rheumatism. She was 39 and survived by her husband and three children Rosa Livewood Warren and Walter. Funeral Tuesday at 9 at the house with burial in Elkhart Valley cemetery. County Treasurer Wood notes a likely small delinquent tax list this year.

Adam Tavernier Rosa Livewood Warren Walter Elkhart Valley Cemetery

Elkhart Plans July Fourth Centennial Celebration

Representatives met in city hall to organize Independence Day events for 1900. A. M. Barron was named chairman and R. J. Chester secretary as committees form to invite lodges, raise funds, and plan island and business district activities with help from Goshen, South Bend, and LaPorte.

A.M. Barron Turner R.J. Chester Historical Society 157Th Regiment A. I M. Barron Capt. Graves Cal. Studebaker South Bend Ana Tunner Karl Simonton Milo Stark EH. J. McHenry Ed R. Kerstetter L. P. Woodford Elkhart Goshen South Bend LaPorte

Mrs Malinda Foreman 66 Dies in Goshen

Mrs Foreman relict of Jeremiah Foreman died Sunday night at 8 at her Goshen home after two years of illness from heart trouble and other ailments. Born 1834 in Densburg Ohio she moved to Elkhart county in 1866 then Goshen. She was a longtime English Lutheran member. Survived by four children Mesdames Culp Elliott Elizabeth Foreman and Mrs Filmer Yaste and three brothers Daniel F W Minnich Goshen and J M Minnich Elkhart.

Malinda Foreman Jeremiah Foreman Goshen Elkhart County Densburg Starke County Ohio Harrison Township Foreman Mesdames Jacob Culp William Elliott Elizabeth Foreman Filmer Yaste Warsaw Daniel F. W. B. Minnich J. M. Minnich Eilkhart

Death of Danlaps farmer George Hate at 79

Aged farmer George Hate of Danlaps died at 9 last evening from old age aged 79. He is survived by a son, John. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 at the Evangelical church in Danlaps with interment at the South Prairie street church.

George Hate Danlaps John Evangelical Church South Prairie Street

Memorial Sermon at Christian Church on Memorial Sunday

Memorial Sunday events planned at the Christian church include morning and evening services. Rev. Tomlinson of the church will preach and the two Relief Corps and Boy Scouts will participate with a patriotic program and music, featuring an address by Attorney Obas Waltz.

Christian Church Himer Post Tomlinson Obas Waltz Eilkhart

Goshen Physician Claims Dutch Estate for Mother

Dr. M. Eva Peck-Bruce of Goshen learns her mother Mrs. Anna Rosenburg of Erie Pennsylvania is heir to a Holland estate valued in the millions. The search began years ago after a New York lawyer publicized the matter and a Chicago attorney has now secured the evidence to pursue the claim.

M. Eva Peck-Bruce Goshen Indiana Anna Rosenburg Erie Holland New York America

Made From 2s Steamboat House Moved by James H. Loughman

The Henry Forster house is being moved from North Lafayette Street to the Leer addition by James H. Loughman. It is built from timbers and material salvaged from a river steamboat that sank near the Rookstroh slaughter house at the Three I bridge and later carted away piece by piece. Heavy walnut timbers contribute to the structure.

Henry Forster James H. Loughman Lafayette Street Leer Rookstroh Three I Bridge South Bend

Waterloo Ladies Military Band Purchases Conn Instruments

A Waterloo Ladies' Military Band unit led by Mrs Ella Reed visited the O G Conn instrument factory yesterday to buy three premier Conn instruments. The band is expanding and improving its setup, signaling greater success ahead.

Ella Reed Waterloo Ladies’ Military Band

Kennedy arrives from Pittsburgh praising America as a Mecca

Hon. A. H. Kennedy arrived today from Pittsburgh and reports good health and spirits. He says he saw more construction in and near South Bend than in London and asserts Hessya Americas is the Mecca toward which the European heart naturally turns. He notes many Italian towns have been deserted for this country.

America Mecca South Bend A. H.kennedy Pittsburg London Americas Italy

Indiana Deaths in April Bulletin Summary

The April death toll in Indiana was 2,981, 236 fewer than March. The state board of health records an annual death rate of 13.7 per 1,000. Consumption led with 334 deaths, while smallpox caused two deaths that month.

Indiana State Board of Health Board of Health

Prohibitionists to Nominate County Ticket at Goshen

The prohibitionists of Elkhart County will meet at Goshen on May 25 to nominate a full county ticket for the upcoming elections. Local activists plan a coordinated slate and rally support across towns in the county.

Elkhart County Goshen

Woman Attempts Suicide in Bucklen Block

Mrs. John Brimmingstool ingested two poisons this morning in the Bucklen block. Dr M M Eckelman administered emetic therapy and she improved after treatment. A note signed Anna pleaded forgiveness and said she could not endure life. She remains under care with intentions to die noted but another attempt not expected.

John Brimmingstool M. M. Eckelman Bucklen Block Bucklen Hotel Thomas Montgomery Anna

Burglary Arrest Ties to Nappanse Case and Flight

Lafe Long seeks vengeance in a Nappanse incident ending in burglary. De Witt Sales and Frank Swan fled after a fatal night with Long. Sheriff Elliott arrested Sales in South Bend while Swan remains at large. Long, 23, lacked money and a pawned watch may link to the crime. Swan has prior felony record.

Lafe Nappanse Liafe de Witt Sales Frank Swan Swan Sales Elliott South Bend Elkhart Doles

Marriage Surprise for Miss Downie Doty in Elk Heart

Friends learn of the marriage of Miss Downie Doty to Floyd L. Havens on March 7 at the M E parsonage in Joliet Indiana. Rev W A Phillips officiated. Mrs Havens left to join her husband in New York where he runs a business. He will meet her in Buffalo New York.

Miller chosen to deliver memorial address at cemetery

Hon. CG. W. Miller of Goshen is selected to give the memorial address on Decoration Day. The committee will reconvene next Monday evening to finalize the program. Miller is regarded as a leading orator in the state and the selection is expected to satisfy.

CG. W. Miller C. W. Miller Goshen Miller

Kuhn Renominated In Fifth Ward Council Race

The city election winners who tied for councilman fifth ward were renominated. Republicans keep J. B. Moyer and Democrats nominate George A. Kuhn.

Frank Goff Returns Home From Asheville Health Improvement

Frank Goff, who sold his photograph gallery weeks ago and traveled to Asheville North Carolina to aid his failing health, has returned home and is greatly improved.

Frank Goff Asheville N. C

Licenses Granted For Upcoming Marriage In Nappanee

Joseph Hilbishire 22 and Minnie Johnston 20 of Nappanee receive a marriage license. A schoolhouse bid decision near Allendale looms, with ten bids from Elkhart and Goshen bidders listed.

Joseph Hilbishire Minnie Johnston Nappanee

Inquest Declares Harley Forrey Insane at Home

Drs Fleming Bower and Justices Sanders Brumbaugh held an inquest at Harley Forrey's home three miles north of the city and found him insane. An application will seek admission to Longcliff asylum. Forrey, once a telegraph lineman, suffered sunstroke and a later relapse left him unbalanced. He was violent last night and will stay in the city jail until sheriff custody. He previously disappeared from La Fayette, raising early foul play fears.

Fleming and Bower Sanders Brumbaugh Sheete Harley Forrey Longcliff Asylum Young Forrey Forrey la Fayette

Filipino ambush wounds Baine and McMillen in Philippines

Horace G Baine a well known local figure was wounded in an ambush by American troops in the Philippines. Victor McMillen of Mendon Michigan also wounded. The attack occurred along San Thomas road as the thirtieth infantry saw heavy combat. Florace Baine noted as a wheelman won a July 4 1897 ten mile handicap between Goshen and Hillahart and later moved to Chicago where he enlisted.

Horace G. Baine Goshen Phiippines Victor McMillen Mendon Mich Arengy George TF. Miller Wiles Mien San Thomas Road Florace Baine

Prison Quarantine Over Smallpox Placed at Marshall

A prisoner in the Marshall Michigan jail contracted smallpox leading to a prison quarantine and the sheriff facing liberty deprivation without due process. Ernest and Ella Keiths are under double guard as their trial for check fraud in the section is delayed. If conviction fails the Keiths may be returned to face charges of swindling G W Fortier of this city of silver pieces.

Marshall Michigan Keiths Ernest Ella Kieths G. W. Fortier

Dangers Found in Basements and Sidewalk Supports

Supt Braden and Officer Miller inspected basements and sidewalk supports on Main Street yesterday and today. They found unsafe conditions in multiple buildings and will report to the council. A notable case involves a row of wooden buildings near the opera house with rotten posts supporting the arches, posing a danger.

Braden Officer Miller Main Council Opera House

Case Appealed in Napanee Liquor License Dispute

The liquor license case from Napanee is appealed from the commissioners court and will go before Judge Wilson for decision. The remonstrance over H. E. Rosbrough's license was filed by power of attorney. Remonstrators are represented by Deahl and Desh. defendants by W H H Dennis.

Nappanee Commissioners’ Court Wilson H. E. Rosbrough Deahl & Desh W. H. H. Dennis

Advertised Letters at Elkhart May 16 1900

List of letters remaining in the Elkhart Indiana post office as of May 16 1900 including Wm Blakiey Chas A DeLong two letters Miss Ora Hamilton Frank T Leach Jerome H Moss Miss Lizzie Nise O W Porter P H Walter with a 1 cent charge on each advertised letter. W H Anderson P M.

Elkhart Ind Wm. Blakiey Chas. A. DeLong Ora Hamilton Frank T Leach Jerome H. Moss Lizzie Nise O. W. Porter P. H. Walter W. H. Anderson P. M

Dissolved Partnership at Goldman's Drug Store

Donaldson and Harry Dyer have dissolved their barber shop partnership. Dyer keeps possession while Donaldson plans to move to Ft. Wayne. Dr Match and Dr Hatch, injured by a horse weeks ago, visited the city today but remains pale from his injuries. Want Homes, Trustee Hess of Goshen seeks good homes for two bright girls aged ten and twelve from respectable families. Marriage licenses issued for Howard J. Hickaman and Mary A. Penrose.

Donaldson Harry Dyer Goldman Dyer Ft. Waynes Match Hatch Hess Goshen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grand Pettit Wood Eagle of the Century Rev. Tomlinson The Eva Peck Bruce Allendale Excelsior John Barthel J. O. Yost James R. Duncan A. A. Zimmerman Nicholas Weaver L M. Smalley A. H. Moyer Frank Brumbaugh Frank S. Miller Wwe Rushton’s Drug Store Ehilippines Howard J. Hickaman Brenan Mary A. Penrose
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