Brick Speech Echoes Lincoln Union and Roosevelt Rally
A condensed excerpt from Monday's Daily recounts Brick praising Lincoln Grant McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. He proclaims Republicans govern well, asserts prosperity compared to 50 years and 5 years ago, and salutes the workingman and Elkhart County. The speech condemns no major policy specifics, praising party loyalty and flag spirit.
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McKinley
Lincoln
Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Abe Lincoln
Congress
Brick Speech Draws Crowd in Elkhart County Hall
Congressman Brick spoke at Hoffman's hall to about 250 attendees despite bad weather. He praised leaders like Kinley Roosevelt and Lincoln, cited Beveridge figures, urged tariff revision, and avoided key questions while urging trust concerns and constitutional change.
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Congressman Brick
Hoffman’s Hall
Brick
Edward Kelly
Judge van Fleet
Walter Brown
David Neidig
Goshen
Hol. Walley
Kelly
Senator Beveridge
South Bend
Henderson
Congress
President Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Kinley Roosevelt
Lincoln
Gen. Grant
Prick
Elkhart County
Hering to Speak in Elkhart Next Saturday
In a lively debate the contrasting speakers drew attention as party functions were dampened and indifference kept some away. Brick showed readiness only for a Republican audience while Prof. Hering displayed mastery, fluency, and broad knowledge making him the stronger debater. He will address Elkhart next Saturday night.
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Brick
Prof
Heringt
Hering
Elkhart
Lively chase for a horse thief ends with recovery
A valuable black horse and buggy were stolen from Clarence Berkey's barn on Oakland Avenue between 2 AM and daylight. Police pursued the thief across the countryside but recovered the horse after it had been abandoned on a fence rail near Prairie Street. the owners later located the animal.
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Clarence Berkey
Oakland Avenue
Silvers
Whiteman
Wakarusa
Bristol
Sugar Grove
Elkhart
Deacon” Rush
Prairie Street
Mr. Berkey
Mrs. Sarah B. Price Dead at 51 in Elkheart Area
Mrs. Sarah B. Price 51 formerly of Elkheart died at 9 this morning after a two week illness at E. Alcorns home 218 Hickory street She was wife of Lynden D Price and had lived near Wakarusa for years Three sons Claude H Detroit Mich Harry E Chicago Ill and Thomas I Wakarusa survive The funeral will be held at 1 30 Wednesday from the First Baptist church under the Daughters of Rebekah guidance.
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Sarah B. Price
Elkhart
E. Alcorn
Hickory Street
Lynden D. Price
Wakarusa
Claude H
Detroit, Mich
Harry E
Chicago, Ill
Thomas I
First Baptist Church
Daughters of Rebekah
Demonstration of Socialist Store Plans in Elkhart
Elkhart socialists outline a plan for a general emporium on the department store model. The project titled cooperative store aims to show benefits of public ownership with nonrestricted shareholder eligibility. Final action on location capitalization and details will be taken at next Friday’s meeting.
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Elkhart
Socialist Club
Deziers
Electrical storm damages seven Elkhart telephone poles
A violent electrical storm near Simonton lake shattered seven telephone poles with lightning ripping wood from top to bottom and curling around poles. Charles Lyons of Michigan, driving a hay load, was not injured though his team was knocked down.
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Elkhart
Simonton Lake
Charles Lyons
Michigan
Mr. Lyons
McDowell Case On Trial In Circuit Court
In the September term opening day the circuit court heard motions and the McDowell divorce case from Elkhart with 13 witnesses. Mrs McDowell seeks large alimony as her husband is valued at about 60000. Perry L Turner and ET C Dodge defend. A court ruling limited preliminary examinations to civil practice, clarifying divorce procedures. The grand jury has not yet been called.
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Circuit Court
Woods
Mitchell
J. H. Baker
F. E. Baker
McDowell
Elkhart
Judge Rules School Board May Build New High School
Judge Ferrell ruled in favor of the School City of Goshen school board in the injunction case brought by John F. Scott. The board can proceed with erecting the new high school while the case remains under advisement and no restraining order was issued.
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Ferrell
John F. Scott
Goshen
Elkhart Judges Asked To Start At 9:30 AM
Local attorneys petition Judge Ferrar to convene circuit court at 9:30 to align with the 9:30 inter urban car, allowing Elkhart residents to attend without an extra wait. Multiple cases filed include Nancy E Rosebrugh election, Ludwig suit on note, and divorce actions. A grand list of matters including a priority petit jury, appeals, and criminal proceedings is noted with several bonds and releases.
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Elkhart
Ferrar
Circuit Court
Gustav Ludwig
Albin Ludwig
W. A. Waiters
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Julius Chlis
Chicago & South Shore Railway Company
LaPorte
The
Indiana Railroad Company
Henry GC. Morgan
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Perry L. Turner
Deal F. Sweat
Phomas W. Sweat
Hughes & Arnold
Gustave Ludwig
Albi
Eva Ludwig
Property Transfers in Goshen and Elkhart Areas
A sequence of real estate transfers listed from Goshen and Elkhart regions shows multiple pairs of grantees and grantors. Transactions include parcels in Hik hart township Nappa nee and Osolo township, with prices ranging from $159 to $6,900, and several land and lot transfers in Nappanee and Millersboro.
Property Sales Report for Goshen and Nappanee
Pauline Blender sells half a Goshen lot for 1. Emmet Miller and wife transfer land in Goshen to Wilson D. Winters for 12. Barney Uline and wife sell two Nappanee lots to John Jacob and Tobiah Hartman for 210.
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Pauline Blender
Goshen
Emmet Miller
Lydia Ritchie
Wilson D. Winters
Barney Uline
John, Jacob and
Tobiay Hartman
Nappanee
Dismissed Foreclosure and Related Civil Actions
The circuit court records show several cases dismissed including John G. Lohrman et al versus Mary Harrington foreclosure James G Bussie versus Mary Harrington foreclosure George W Darkus et al versus Mary Showalter foreclosure with a mechanic's lien Crawford E Selner versus Barbara Baumgartner contract Inquest on mind of Jonathan R Mather Emil Burr versus Hawks Hardware account Wilson Moore versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad damages Henry K Beebe and Mary Beebe vs Robert Mathews executor claim Charles H Maloney et al versus Amy Hendricks account No 4 Fidelity Building and Savings Union versus Albert W Gordon note Globe Tissue Paper company versus Home Electric Light company injunction.
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John G. Lohrman
Mary H. Harrington
James G. Bussie
Mary E. Harrington
George W. Darkus
Mary J Showalter
Crawford E. Selner
Barbara Baumgartner
Jonathan R. Mather
Emil Burr
The
Hawks Hardware Company
Wilson Moore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Henry K. Beebe
Mary Beebe
Robert Mathews
Charles H. Maloney
Amy L. Hendricks
No. 4
Fidelity Building & Savings Union
Albert W. Gordon
Globe Tissue Paper Company
Home Electric Light Company
Indecision Fatal for Goshen Woman Struck by Bus
Mrs. E. J. Mentzer of Goshen Ind was fatally injured when a State Street department store bus hit her at Harrison street and Fifth avenue Saturday afternoon. She crossed into the road as the bus approached and died at Samaritan hospital at 5 80 yesterday. She is the mother of Mrs. Edward Miller of Elkhart.
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E. J. Mentzer
Goshen
Ind
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Black Bass Supply Hindered by High Mississippi Waters
Fish Commissioner C. C. Marshall received a reply from the U S Commissioner of Fisheries stating a consignment of black bass cannot be sent due to high water in the Mississippi and tributaries. Officials hope to ship next month and Marshall weighs a plan to request 4 000 000 black bass for the Elkhart river.
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C. C. Marshall
United States Commissioner of Fisheries Department
Mississippi River
Mr. Marshall
Elkhart River
Stocks Buoyant After Shaw Action In Money Market
New York stocks opened buoyant with 1 to 5 percent recoveries as Secretary Shaw’s move to relieve the money market spurred a market rally. He met bankers and Assistant Treasurer Jordan at the sub treasury and announced that releasing 25 percent of the reserve fund would effectively increase available funds fourfold for banks. The noon market firmed except for Louisville and Nashville.
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New York
Shaw
Jordan
Louisville & Nashville
Mitchell Holds Secret Session With District Presidents
President Mitchell returned from Philadelphia and began a secret conference with district presidents in Wilkes Barre this morning. He offered no comments on yesterday's or today's meetings, but experts believe the discussions may impact the pending settlement.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Chicago Teachers Move to Form Union
Five thousand Chicago teachers, organized by a committee, petition the Federation of Labor to establish a union. They are angry over wage docking for absences on Labor Day and will submit their demands with an ultimatum.
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Chicago
Federation of Labor
Striking Mob Faces Fourth Regiment at Richards Collieries
Six companies of the Fourth regiment arrived in Mount Carmel Pennsylvania to restore order as about 2000 strikers confronted deputies after an all night bid to seize 60 deputies at the Richards collieries.
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Mount Carmel
Richards
Judge Parker Favored At Democratic State Convention
Saratoga reports the Democratic state convention opened with temporary chairman Stanchfield presiding at 32:30 o clock. He delivered a speech on the downfall of monopolies. Parker's name dominates discussions amid unclear gubernatorial prospects.
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Judge Parker
Saratoga
Stanchfield
Weather Halts Fort Riley Attack Plan
Severe weather forces General Bates to call off the convoy attack planned for today at Fort Riley. The hospital there reports severe overcrowding as conditions worsen.
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Fort Riley
General Bates
Secretary's Resignation from Cabinet Cited
Report notes the resigning official in New York citing the root cause of departure from the cabinet as political pressures and personal reasons. The move prompts Cabinet reshuffling and questions over timing and succession strategy.
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Root
New York
Roosevelt to Take a Hand in Coal Strike Settlement
President Roosevelt plans to end the anthracite strike by using federal power and moral persuasion. A White House conference with mine owners and the strikers' committee may set a compromise, with ministers and officials present to craft a plan.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
Knox
Payne
Moody
Gov
Crane
Massachusetts
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen expands insurance classes
The Grand Lodge creates two additional insurance classes, adding A B C D and H with $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 and $8,000 limits. The change raises the former $1,500 cap to accommodate engineers promoted to higher salaries seeking more coverage.
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Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railroad Collision Near Westville Demolishes Three Freight Cars
A Sunday wreck on the Wabash railroad five miles west of Westville demolished two engines, one baggage car and three freight cars and blocked the line for eight to nine hours. It occurred when the east bound engine ran eight minutes slow, the trains meeting on a curve and driving the freight train back about one hundred feet.
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Wabash
Westville
United States Near One Million Pensioners Says Report
Washington reports the pension rolls grew by 1 171 in the year ending June 30 and may top 1 000 000 next year due to new laws. Indiana lists 66 586 pensioners costing 10 176 066 60 annually. total pension system cost since inception exceeds 2.99 billion.
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United States
Atlantic Coast
Cordilleran
Pacific Coast
Washington
Eugene F. Ware
Indiana
Pension Bureau
Spain
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