Covington Firm Settles Injured Excursionists Claims
The Chicago and Alton Hallway Company will pay about $16 000 to L A D Harry and his daughter Zola for severe burns from a wreck weeks ago. Mr. Harry may receive $5000 due to his wife’s death. The Adsits of Hoopeston are set for $5000 for Mrs Adsit’s loss and Mr Adsit’s injuries. Terese Hante Mrs Hubbard of Linton was arrested for stealing 1 Li from her husband’s brother, alleged to be a tactic to recover their child, and was transferred to Linton.
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Covington
Chicago & Alton Hallway Company
Christian Endeavor
Harry
Zola
Adsits
Hoopesten
Adsit
Tereze Hante
Nelson Hubbard
Henry Hubbard
Linton
Many Roads Point to Nerve Cure by Dr A W Chases Pills
Elkhart residents report relief from nervousness and headaches after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills sold by local druggists. Mrs Koontz praises the treatment saying her nervousness and headaches vanished, and credits the pills as effective. Packages retail at 50c with Chase portrait and signature on every box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Koontz
Jefferson Street
Eiktiart
Ind
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, &. C
A. W
Chase, M. D
Avery
Mishiwaka Supervisor Blinded by Short Circuit Flash
Superintendent William H. Tupper of the Dodge Manufacturing Company suffered a near blindness when a fuse failed and a wire shorted a 160000 candlepower circuit close to his face. He sustained partial, temporary vision loss expected to last for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishiwaka
William H. Tupper
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Mr. Tupper
Auctioneer claims fastest selling method worldwide
The message touts a top hustler promising satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. It directs readers to leave orders at Hostettler and Lehman’s hardware, signed Garth and I. G. Lehman. It also notes the metric system of weights and measures is now compulsory in most civilized areas except the British empire and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
Hostettler & Lehman
I. G. Lehman
British Empire
Non-Resident Notice in Indiana Case
State court in Elkhart County, Concord township, requires Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Company to appear and answer by December 23, 1901, at 411 S Main Street, Goshen, Indiana, after filing a non-resident affidavit. The document serves as formal notice in a civil action against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Elkhart County
Concord Township
John M. Brumbaugh
J. P. William S. Boner
Phoenix Accident and Rick Benefit Company
State of
Indiana
Phonix Accident and Sick Benefit’ Company
Ereby
Hikars
Revival of Tobogganing Spur by New Swiss Style Runs
E G Westlake notes a revival of tobogganing in North America driven by engineered curved runs and sleds combining Canadian and Alpine designs. The Cresta course at St Moritz inspires a newly favored steel skeleton toboggan with enhanced steering, speed, and banked turns.
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United States
Canada
Jess Prolix
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Moritz
Davos
Cer
Jimmy Michael
Harry Kilkes
Switzerland
Montreal
Quebec
Toronto
Dominion
Torque Bleue Club
Wwoodlawn Park Club
Saratoga
Cresta
Westlake
Smuggling Dog Brought Dover Magistrates Fine
A Dover magistrate fined six guineas and costs after a lady tried to smuggle a fox terrier into England on the Ostend Dover mail boat. Customs officer John Haines seized the dog from under the lady’s dress at the Admiralty pier shelter. The owners, a gentleman and a foreign woman, claimed the dog belonged to the lady Gretzenger and returned it to Ostend.
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England
Ostend-Dover
Dover
Max Muller
Charlotte Street
Fitzroy Square
London
Leicester Square
London Telegraph
John Haines
Admiralty Pier
Henriette
Centleman
Ostend
Apple Blossoms on Rosebush in Violet Hill Garden
A Malmaison rose bush in a Violet Hill garden at Stowmarket England produced five perfect apple blossoms on largest buds near an apple tree. The unusual bloom formed a striking contrast and drew attention from observers.
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Violet Hill
Stowmarket
England
Wedding Next Door As Community News
Nat Newell of Osolo township is sawing wood nearby. Another wedding is planned in the neighborhood soon. Y P Co E officers were elected last Sunday evening Miss Maud Roush president William Bickel vice president Augustus Yohn secretary. A gramophone concert and literary entertainment at Mc Farren school house next Friday raises funds for a debating club. Admission ten cents. The Misses Culp of Harrison township visited the Detwiler girls last Sunday. Jonathan Roush’s dwelling shows noticeable improvements.
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Nat Newell
Osolo Township
Maud Roush
William Bickel
Augustus Yohn
McFarren
Culp
Harrison Township
Det- Wiler
Jonathan Roush
Iowa to Stop at Tumaco En Route to Talcahuano
The Iowa, under orders to go from Panama to Talcahuano, Chili, will probably touch Tumaco on the way to observe the Colombian rebel blockade situation. Commander T C McLean is detached from New York yard duty and ordered to command Cincinnati when commissioned about December 1. Commander John P Merrell is ordered to the Algiers naval station as commandant.
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Iowa
Tumaco
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Panama
Talcahuano
Chili
T. C. McLean
New York Navy Yard
Cincinnati
John P. Merrell
Algiers Naval Station
Hope for Miss Stone Revived
Washington reports that the state department has received telegraphic advices from agents in Turkey and Bulgaria indicating Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka are alive and well, or were so several days ago. News travels slowly through the region where they are held, and no publication on ransom negotiations is available yet.
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Miss Stone
Washington
State Department
Turkey
Bulgaria
Mme. ‘Tsilka
Special Cars for Consumptives Discussed by Railroads
Frequent complaints from healthy travelers forced to share cars or sections with consumptives have prompted railroads to take up the issue. The matter will be discussed at the Western Pacific meeting scheduled for Thursday in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
California
The
Western
Fast Mail Wreck Near Riverside Causes Injuries
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy fast mail crashed into a way freight at Riverside. The east bound mail, three hours late, suffered severe engine and car damage but crew injuries were minor. Injured include Frank H. Rees Aurora Illinois conductor James Watson Chicago brakeman and others with facial cuts and bruises.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Fast Mail
Riverside
Frank H. Rees
Aurora
J. H. Kelly
Burlington
Iowa
James Watson
Thomas Gregory
Way
Harry Douglas
London Fog Halts Business As Dying Writer, Robbery Hit
Dense fog blankets London shutting down commerce. Joel P. Bishop noted law book writer dies in Boston. Roy Knee of Rock Falls Ill reappears after five years, parents believed dead. Cincinnati jewelry store window smashed with diamonds worth 10000 dollars stolen. Porto Rican chamber delegation meets President Roosevelt urging protection for coffee industry on the island.
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London
Joel P. Bishop
Boston
Roy Knee
Rock Falls
Til
Cincinnati
Porto Rican Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Notice of liquor license hearing in Elkhart Indiana
Amil Bierman a resident of Concord township Elkhart county Indiana announces he will seek a county commission license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under one quart at a two brick building on Lot No. 4 in Simonton Elkhart at the first county session in December 1801.
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Elkhart
Concord Township
Elkhart County
Indiana
Amil
Bierman
Concordtownship
Lot
Simonto F- Elkhart
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Rgr Johnson
J. D. Osborne
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Peete
St. Joseph Valley Bank
Ioso, Main & Indiana National Bank
Everal
Our Lady of Snowe
New England
Elkhart, Sept
Ys Co
H. Hill
W. Reed
A. _ Benson
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Elkhart Food Company
South Main ST
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Singer Mfg. Co. Callon
D. E. Weaver
M. S
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Burlington Flyer
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