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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

2

Systematic Freight Robbery Snares Lake Shore Workers

Police arrested Frank Brown and Charles Thorne amid a suspected organized gang stealing from Lake Shore freight cars. Brown confessed to multiple items including shoes cigars whiskey and silk garments. Thorne admitted one whiskey bottle and implicated coworker Ernest Stewart. Sargent and August Burke later arrested for twelve bottles of Hunter Rye.

Frank Brown Columbia Hotel Whiteman Police Silvers Brown Thorne Ernest G. Stewart Brown and Thorne Blake Miller Wer Charles R. Sargeant St. Joseph Street Sargent August Burke Lake Shore

Democrats Name Delegates for State Convention

County Democrats met at Goshen and named twenty five delegates and alternates to the Indianapolis state convention on June 4. Officers Corbett and Jay oversaw the session as delegates from Concord, Middlebury, Union, Washington, Olive, Osceola, York, Locke, Bangor, Benton, Clinton, Harrison, Jackson, Cleveland, Jefferson, Elkhart and other townships were listed with their delegates and alternates.

Goshen Indianapolis Corbett County Central Committee Jay Concord Capt. Barney S. W. Reed Charles Carpenter Frank Carper A. M. Smith G. B. Hoppingarner J. A. Bell George T Jefferson Ben Gardner H. Bennett Elkhart J. A. Beane George F. Alderman B. F. Deahl W. H. Miller

Land Transfers in Goshen and Elkhart Area Sales

The record lists several real estate transfers: A. R. Beardsley to G. W. Wyatt a lot in Elkhart for 2200 dollars, Carl Batchelor to W. H. Russel et al a land parcel in Osolo for 400, and Felix Burns to Melvin Bates a lot in Elkhart for 2400 dollars.

Goshen A. R. Beardsley G. W. Wyatt Elkhart Carl Batchelor W. H. Russel Osolo Felix Burns Melvin Bates

Dr Anna Kaufman Takes A Husband

Dr Anna Grover Kaufman and George Washington Hattle quietly married at 8 PM by Rev C C Cissell. Kaufman, mother of Mrs B F Lickey of Elkhart, will continue to practice medicine in Goshen. Hattle, proprietor of Hotel Hattle, deeded real estate valued at 30 000 to 40 000 to his three children after his first wife died two years ago.

Anna Grover Kaufman George Washington Hattle C. C. Cissell M. EB. Church Kaufman B. F. Lickey Elkhart Hattle Goshen Hattie Mr. Hattie

Wreck on Lehigh Valley Express Near Mishawka

The Lehigh Valley Express, last Grand Trunk Western passenger train, derailed on a down grade northeast of Mishawaka around six last evening. The train carried 70 passengers with several injuries including Professor Joseph Roch and others. cause blamed on a spreading rail.

Lehigh Valley Express Grand Trunk Western Mishawaka Roch Professor Joseph Madison Street Chicago Minnier T. N Kansas City Clifford H. E Rutland Urey G. M South Bend Clark C. J MacDonald Montréal Woods Sioux Daniels John Harrington Edavich

Wreck near Mishawaka halts westbound train from Montreal

Passengers report escaping injuries while doctors and ambulances rush to the scene. Seriously hurt were taken to hospitals as crews from Lake Shore See orders aid cleanup for the Grand Trunk line. Engine 718 with Murphy and Owen ran the wreck around 7 15.

Mishawaka Montreal Chicago Lake Shore Grand Trunk Railway Murphy Owen

Marital Bliss Turns Tragic in Goshen Deed Dispute

Friday report details Mr and Mrs George Washington Hattle of Goshen whose marriage on a Wednesday night ended in tragedy after a deed to $30 000 was revealed. He claimed the deed to appease his three children, and the couple reportedly prepared to die together, leaving letters and arranging burials for Sunday. The pair were found dead after a gunfight and the alleged suicide pact.

Pierce Lewis George Washington Hattle Goshen B. F. Lickey Elkhart Hattle John Hattie Dr. Kaufman Miss Kesckemeti Chary Miss Keeskemeti

Planned 10 Die Together Tragedy Shocks South Bend

John Chury a 31 year old carpenter shot and killed his sweetheart Susannah Keéeskemeti 16 of West Colfax Avenue South Bend this morning then killed himself. The shocking double tragedy is described as one of the most sensational in northern Indiana history.

John Chury Susannah Keéeskemeti West Colfax Avenue South Bend Indiana

Beware Cheap Baking Powder Health Risks

Price Baking Powder Co cautions readers against low grade powders from Chicago. They warn alum-based products harm health despite pure food laws and claim physicians consider such powders injurious when used in food.

Dr. Price

Milk Combine Plans Central Delivery and Auctioned Retail

The proposed milk combine would centralize all city routes under one depot and install ice cream and dairy production lines. Farmers would sell milk to the depot at 12 cents a gallon, retailing at 6 cents per quart, with dealers receiving cash and an option to sell within 90 days.

Milo Stark A. F. Tyler Will Long Major Collins Troy Elkhart Charles G. Wilson Ss. W. Kern A. B. Herrick G. R. Page J. A. Maxwell J. D. Garman Garman

Milk depot plan aims to cut costs and standardize prices

Stark claims one centralized depot will reduce wagon numbers by two thirds as each wagon serves a fixed territory. Representing Pressprich & Co of Chicago, he says the firm will build the depot, install pasteurizing and separating machinery, and provide staff to oversee operations. Prices alleged to be uniform and not raised.

Stark Pressprich & Co Chicago

Forgetful man near Heaton Lake causes bonnet scorch

A resident south of Heaton Lake drops a coal from his pipe onto his wife's bonnet and ruins it. Reported illnesses include Mrs. Neise with stomach cancer improving. Social notes list visits by Ray Irick, Frank Cauffman, Miss Jessie Bickle, Verle Markle, and others to Sailor, Goshen, and area gatherings.

Heaton Lake Ray Irick Frank Cauffman Sailor Jessie Bickle Verle Markle L. H. Welter Seth Swinhart South Bend S. Holtz Charles Ouderkirk Michigan Frank Brusman Ermin Topping Elkhart Myrtle Curtis F. P. Curtis E. A. Riggle Goshen Mervin Dills John Hilbish

Great Wallace Show Delights Washington crowds in capital

The Great Wallace Show, touring 20000 to 30000 miles yearly, drew large audiences in Washington City with a packed program and standout acrobatic acts. The circus plans to exhibit in Hikhart on Friday, June 13, delivering broad entertainment across major cities and towns.

Washington City D. C Wallace Hikhart

Milford Fire Destroys Four Brick and Seven Frame Buildings

A Milford blaze broke out after 12:30 this morning destroying four brick and seven frame structures including the Bell Telephone Exchange. With no city fire protection, volunteers fought the flames with a bucket brigade. The loss is estimated at 35000 with about 9000 insured and the fire now under control.

Milford

Officials May Sell Milk At Four Cents A Quart

A milk combine proposes selling milk at 4 cents per quart within 90 days to end competition, threatening independent dealers Maxwell & Manning if they refuse. Officials deny price hikes, while independents claim current outside dealers charge 5 cents and trust leaders aim for 6 cents. Maxwell says profitability at 5 cents may be possible.

Combine Milo Sark Trust Maxwell Maxwell & Manning

Marital Differences Arising From Hat tle Family in Goshen

Mrs. Hattle accuses deception over property transfer tied to her marriage to Mr. Hat tle of Goshen. She says no ant nuptial contract existed, disputes a transfer to the children, and seeks what the law grants as her share. She denies harsh words to the Hat tle children and asserts financial independence.

George Washington Hattle Goshen

Life Insurance Claims in Indiana and Elkhart

The 1901 life insurance payments show Elkhart claims totaling 22,371 dollars. Indiana paid 4,202,868 dollars in claims with the largest single claim of 153,215 on the life of Hon. Clement Studebaker. Goshen and South Bend figures are given as 12,553 and 242,385 dollars respectively with Mishawaka at 4,000 dollars.

New York Elkhart Indiana Clement. Studebaker Goshen South Bend Mishawaka

Trucker Struck by Big Four Train Injures Williams

An umbrella mender Charles Williams of Johnstown Pa was struck by a Big Four freight train two miles south of Milford. He lay on the track from 11 the night before, was found with a scalp wound a broken rib and a hole in his side. He is recovering at Bowser-Becknell hospital Goshen.

Harris Show Umbrella Mender Milford Big Four Charles Williams -of Williams

Park Commissioners Seize Seedings At Evening Meeting

At last evening's park commissioners session, Eber Darling Sr. was announced as a seasend pak of the park department amid routine agenda items and local discussions on trees and pathways.

Park Commissioners Par Commissioners Eber Darling, Sr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Thorne Ranke Lake Shore Force Charles Thorn Meader East Clary Street Sam Miner Anna Kaufman Susannah Kecskemeti Price Baking Powder Co., Ghicago Milk Stark Mrs. Hattle Life Insurance Claims
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