Elkhart County Voters Tip Scales In Thirteenth District
Official count shows Abraham L. Brick narrowly retains his congress seat by 207 plurality in Elkhart County amid a tight race. Lloyd L. Burris wins prosecuting attorney post by nine votes, with St Joseph and other counties contributing to a close district result.
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Elkhart County
A. L. Brick
Lloyd L. Burris
O. L. Ballou
Abraham L. Brick
Congress
South Bend
B. F. Shively
St. Joseph County
Thirteenth
Shively
Brick
Kosciusko
Marshall
Pulaski
St. Joseph
Hulton
Starke
Elkhart
Petig
Lee
Burris
Webb
Baker
Fleming
Batchelor
Dighal
Croop
Ziese
Renee
Cline
Bryner
Dewey
Cornell Wee
Osolo
Union
Washington
Jackson
Locke
Countess Castellaine Wins First Round in Divorce Suit
Paris reports Countess Anna De Castellaine won the first contention in her divorce case against her husband who allegedly beat her. No trial will occur as the judge weighs documentary evidence. a decision is due next Thursday.
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Paris
Anna de Castellaine
Owill
Mass Meeting Set For Tonight In City Development
A further mass meeting is scheduled for tonight to discuss city development. The planning committee aims to extend the wall and address community concerns.
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Mittee
Stone Wall Crushes Mason Tender to Death
Jack Gardner a mason tender died instantly at 308 Marion street when a stone wall collapsed during basement excavation for furnaces. Oscar Eck and Joe Ives removed the body, with Gardner founds skull crushed and multiple injuries. The wall, built about 20 years ago, gave way as Gardner stood in a 2.5 foot pit. Gardner’s relatives include a son Edgar Gardner and a daughter in Elkhart. he lived near the Foundry behind the Buescher factory and was married before his wife’s death.
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Jack Gardner
Marion Street
Oscar Eck
Joe Ives
Gardner
Sor
Daughter
Sarah Bigam
Wilson Bigam
Mary. J. Milligan
Walley
Coronel Dewey
Eck
Foundry
Buescher Factory
Supreme court upholds Williams against Lake Shore railroad
The Supreme Court affirmed a judgment for Mrs. Anna McWilliams against the Lake Shore railroad for injuries on a Grand Rapids to Hudson train on July 4, 1903. A drunken man with a revolver fired blank cartridges, partially burning her face. her lawyers argued the conductor should have removed him earlier after prior warnings.
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Supreme Court
Anna McWilliams
Lake Shore, Railroad
Grand Rapids
Hudson
Mich
Big Four Lowers Fare to Elkhart Under New Adjustment
Reported reduction in Big Four rates to Elkhart, with decreased passenger fares and details indicating the new pricing applies under the revised schedule. The notice notes travelers to Benton and surrounding routes may expect lower costs.
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Elkhart
Benton
Grand Jury Still On Fuller Case
The official investigation into the Fuller murder mystery remains unfinished as the grand jury stays in session. Officials expect an indictment, with Pinkerton and state authorities preparing for a trial while Fuller grows anxious about his fate in jail.
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Fuller
Pinkerton
Mass Held for Late Fr Boeckelmann At St Vincent Church
A month mind Mass for the late Rev. Fr Henry Boeckelmann was celebrated at St Vincent Catholic Church at 9 o'clock this morning. Father Moench of Mishawaka presided as celebrant with Deacon Fr Chas Thiele and Subdeacon Fr J DeGroote. Sermon by Rev J Bell of LaGrange. Attending clergy from surrounding cities included Fr Lauth and Fr Lauth from South Bend, Fr Kireh, Fr Scheier, Fr Byrne, Fr Tremmel, Fr Houlihan and others from Lafayette Plymouth Grass Creek.
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Moench
Mishawaka
Henry Boeckelmann
St Vincent
S. ‘Catholic
Chas
Thiele
Wayne
J. DeGroote
South Bend
James Fitzpatrick
Goshen
J. Bell
LaGrange
Father Lauth
Peter. Lauth
A. Kireh
J. B. Scheier
South Bends
M. Js. Byrne
Lafayette
John
Tremmel
Plymouth
Edward Houlihan
Grass Creek
Ind
Democrats Win Four Seats in Indiana Congress
Indianapolis reports show counting boards halted as counties paused due to the election tally. Initial results indicate 52 Democrats to 52 or more on the canvassing boards, with ongoing certainty of Democratic gains in Indiana Congress races.
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Indianapolis
Counies
Oni Democrats
City Council Debates Hitchcock Claim Payment Terms
The council eyed a proposed settlement with ex city engineer Hitchcock for 342.75 plus court costs amid broader finances. City Attorney Turner urged acceptance of a 200 payout plus costs, while Councilman Hartman warned the fee was extortionate if promised. budgeting moves followed including 828.75 for interest and 90 for the finance fund. borrowing 8000 was authorized for current expenses as August and September reports were approved.
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S. Fazelen
Financs
Hitchcock
Board of Works
Turner
Hiss
Hazelton
Bell
Finance Department
Finance
Greene
Shad
Plot to Murder Premier Witte
Moscow reports circulate that the League to Combat the Revolution, blamed for Deputy Herzenstein’s murder in Finland last summer, has sentenced former premier Count Witte to death upon his return to Russia. Odessa officials punish constitutional democrats for an unauthorized meeting on elections.
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Moscow
League To
Herzenstein
Finland
Count Witte
Russia
Odessa
M. Pankeisoff
Constitutional Democrats
Kaulbars
Socialists Lose Voting Grounds Under Senate Ruling
In St Petersburg on November 3, a Senate interpretation of the new election law disenfranchises thousands of poorer voters. The affectees include city employees, railroad workers and locomotive engineers, with estimates that over half a million were removed from lists in two rulings aimed at curbing influence of revolutionary agitators.
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St. Petersburg
Senate
Stolypin
Elkhart Citizens Back Maxwell Briscoe Plant Bid
Members of the Elkhart community meet to back a Maxwell Briscoe Motor Co plan to build a $125000 factory on Bucklen tract Allendale. Subscriptions target 400 lots at 300 each with staged payments and a trust deed to secure the project.
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Elkhart
Hoffman’s Hall
Maxwell- Briscole
Indiana
Mikhart Citizens’ Committee
Warren G. Hill
A. Demarest
A. R. Beardsley
J." W. Fieldhouse
H. Borneman
Hill
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Tarrytown
N.Y
Messrs
Maxwell and
Briscoe
Bucklen
Allendale
Maxwell-Briscoe
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Car Company
Maxwell-Briscoe Company
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Minneapolis Journal
Premier Witte
Maxwell-Briscoe Co
Wm. Schulz
BE. Clouse
Main
H.T. Kellogg
G. M. Schafer
Sixth
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D. Hall
D. M. Best
W. G. Long
EH. A. Carpenter
Joe Shively
P. KL. Longacre
A. Stephens
D. E. McCarthy
W. B. Bliss
C. Dinehart
M. Stark
Oakland
Lake Shore Railroad
Main Street
Wolf’s
C. E. Frank
Geo. Thomas
Tyler Avenue
Marion
C. D. Williams
Geo
Emerson
W. B. Hile
Jas, Dodge, Jr
C. A. Zorn
Franklin Street
B. A. Arnold
Fred Poole
Thos. 4Merson
James Beil
Hugo Winterhoff
J. Hoeckele
Gk Man
C. H. Maloney
E. B. Zigler
Tra Church
Geo. Kistner
Lake Shore Air Line
Old Road
Frank Weiler Aarey Rowe
Studi
Crewers
Hull
C. M. Lounsberry
A. A. Gordon
Dr. Harter
St. Joe River
H. BE. Bucklen
J. W. Fieldhouse
D. Hall and Geo. Compton
Wouseworth Bros
W. H. Mann
Fefard
Borneman
J. B. Martin
B. Sykes
J. M. Brubaker
Fia Barweg
W. B. Giles
John A. Brumbaugh
M. U. Demarest
W. S. Done
AL Gorden
EB. Frank
W. H. Theis
W. FY. Stanton
Shafer & Schulz
A. Blessing
Clause
Pleming
Wilbur Templin
Jd RP
Js Staudt
Kistner.& Son
W. Shult
Plas
R. ‘Compton
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Mrinaa
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J. G. Hoopingarner
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Helfrick
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