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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1905

Page

8

Settlement Looms In $145000 Sherrick Shortage Case

Indianapolis reports progress as arrangements were made for payment of Wickard notes securing $51,000 borrowed from Wickard to Sherrick. Attorney General Miller vows suit if settlement fails, aiming to reduce Sherrick’s shortage to about $62,990. Wickard and Sherrick face embezzlement and conspiracy charges. Governor Hanly labeled the notes forged.

Indianapolis David E. Sherrick W. S. Wickard Sherrick Wickard J. H. Murry Company Hanry Mtiller Ainrry Martin Hugs Miller John Reed Sherrick Securities Sherricks

Fifty Gas and Oil Wells Start Near Greentown

Green town Indiana Oct 11 Twenty teams are at work hauling derricks and tools for drilling fifty new gas or oil wells for the Chicago company along a line northeast from the Indiana Natural Gas and Oil big pumping station one mile west of town The venture will repipe and supply gas to consumers at 25 cents per thousand feet The pumping station shut down last year activity is expected for months ahead and 100 workers may gain employment Wells to be drilled 360 feet into the sand or to the second pay

Greentown Ind Chicago Company Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company

Local Youth Sets Fire to Family Home in Liberty

A 17 year old boy Vansickle allegedly set fire to his mother's house in Liberty Indiana on October 11. The home burned and the boy, said to be demented, lured his mother to a neighbor before hiding in nearby woods. He was arrested and held for examination into his sanity.

Liberty Ind Vansickle James

Indiana Baptists Meet in New Albany Convention

Nearly 400 delegates attend the Indiana State Baptist convention in New Albany for four days starting with an opening by moderator Rev. Dr. T. J. Villers of Indianapolis. The annual sermon is delivered by Rev. Dr. D. R. Landis of Greenfield.

Indiana Baptists New Albany Ind Indiana State Baptist Convention T. J. Villers Indianapolis D. R. Landis Green Oad

Police officer acquitted in pistol duel killing

Columbus Nebraska October 11 George Smith a member of the police force was acquitted by Justice W W Stader on grounds of justifiable homicide for shooting and killing William Allen after both fired five shots in the dark during a September 28 pistol duel.

Columbus George Smitha William Allen W. W. Stader

Unidentified body found in ravine near Terre Haute

Terre Haute Indiana October 11 a man about fifty was found dead two months in a ravine with a life at its side and an exploded cartridge. The corpse could not be identified locally and the man is not named.

Terre Haute Ind

Kinney Freed After One Year In Angola Bank Case

Daniel J. Kinney former Angola banker is released from prison in Michigan City after serving one year for receiving deposits after the banking institution became insolvent.

Michigan City Ind Daniel J. Kinney Angola

Despondent Teen Commits Suicide Over Unwed Marriage

Julia Beard a sixteen year old Kokomo stenographer killed herself with poison after being unable to marry Walter Gardner. She had married and twice divorced.

Kokomo Ind Walter Gardner Julia Beard

Thief's Unique Defense: A Dare Led Horse Theft Case

Evansville Indiana October 11 George Miller aged twenty was arraigned in police court for alleged horse stealing. His defense claimed he took the animal on a dare from friends. The case was continued.

Evansville Ind George Miller

Moritz Suicide At Swinney Park In Fort Wayne

August Moritz a Fort Wayne fruit dealer and restaurateur died after shooting himself in Swinney park. The incident occurred October 11 amid ill health and personal strain.

Fort Wayne, Ind Moritz Swinney Park

Peace Parley Echoes How Obstacles Were Overcome

A Sun era excerpt recounts Roosevelt's negotiations with Japan and Russia during peace talks. It highlights Japanese willingness to trust his statements while Russians defend past glories, and notes his use of parables to illustrate settlement principles. The account describes anecdotes from Sagamore Hill conferences and the ambassadors’ reactions.

Roosevelt Sagamore Hill New York Tribune Russia Sakhalin Asiatic Baron Komura Takahira Japan Ruseia

Whisky Rumors Drive Divorce Suit and Burglar Trial

Frank Gooch sues for divorce claiming his wife was unfaithful. James Howley is tried in circuit court after being found in Jerney Orrin Conley's yard. Howley’s defense argues he entered the home while intoxicated, not to burglarize.

James Howley Eisenbeiss Frank Gooch Mr. " Minnich C. M. Eisenbeiss Marion Street Gottschall Hisenheiss

Husband Charges Infidelity in Elkhart Divorce Suit

Frank Geock of Elkhart sues Adelaide Geock for divorce alleging infidelity.

Frank Geock Elkhart Adelaide Geock

Remarkable Cash Register At Leonard and Bentz Drug Store

A new cash register was installed at the Leonard and Bentz drug store several days ago. It is the most up to date machine in the city with five clerk drawers and duplicate receipts printed with the firm’s business card. The unit sits on a mahogany cabinet and the outfit cost $600.

Leonard & Bentz Drug Store

Squirrel Offseason Fine At Goshen Court

Benjamin Shue of Dunlaps paid a $15 fine in Goshen for shooting squirrels out of season. Shafer and Schult were noted as reliable references in the record.

Benjamin Shue Dunlaps Goshen

Property sale at 196 Crawford street transfers ownership

J B Moyer sells the Crawford street property to William Shafer of Cass County Michigan. The deal confirms the transfer from Shafer and Schulz to the new owner Mr Moyer acted as seller in this transaction.

Mr. Moyer Crawford Street J. B. Moyer Wilam Shaffer Cass County Mich

Government Building Inspector Reviews New Post Office

Richard Fourchy, United States Government Building Inspector based in Kansas City, is in the city today inspecting the new post office. He travels nationwide to inspect government buildings during construction and must approve each structure before acceptance.

Richard Fourchy United States Kansas City Fourchy

Shafer and Schult Special Sale on Overalls and Shirts

Save 20 percent on overalls and working shirts at Shafer and Schult's sale this Saturday. Limited stock available and prices good for one day only.

North End Main St Shafer & Schult Satuday

Mrs Barbara Benson Sues For Divorce In Elkhart

Mrs Barbara Benson of Elkhart filed for divorce from Henry R Benson today. The couple married September 1 1903 and twenty days later the husband disappeared and has not been seen since.

Barbara Benson Elkhart Henry R. Benson

Death of Former Resident Mrs. Gould

telegram from Toledo reports Mrs. Fred Gould former Miss Allie Biddle of this city died Tuesday morning in Toledo. She married there. C. J. Deitch received the message. Mrs. Deitch is an aunt and Oscar Biddle an uncle. A grandmother Mrs. Sarah Biddle and another uncle live south of Elkhart.

Toledo Fred Gould Allie Biddle C. J. Deitch

Shafer and Schulz Hold Big Saturday Sale Deals

Shafter and Schulz advertise 35 cents for 50 cent overalls jackets and working suits at a big Saturday sale. The item listing includes prices and discount details sold during the event. Kate Upp, administratrix of the Abram Upp estate, sues John M. Minnich today on a note for 200 dollars.

Shafer & Schu't Shafer & Schulz Big Satuday Mr. Minnich Kate Upp Abram Upp John” M. Minnich

Ed Frank Set as Deputy Prosecutor in LaGrange

W H Duff of LaGrange to appoint Ed Frank of Elkhart as Deputy Prosecutor when Duff takes office January 1. Frank currently serves as County Attorney and has prior experience as Deputy Prosecutor. Judge Dodge is reported to approve the appointment.

Ed. Frank W. H. Duff LaGrange Elkhart Mr. Frank

Shaffer and Schult Promote Big Shirt and Overall Sale

Community notices invite friends to Shaffer and Schult for a Saturday sale on shirts and overalls. The event promises savings and a casual meet up for shoppers and neighbors.

Shaffer & Schult Shafer & Schult

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