Ohio excursion and ad notices from Lakeville press
Ads announce Vandalia Pennsylvania Ohio excursion from Lakeville Indiana with rates and agent contact W F Schallhorn. Also mentions glass workers planning to emigrate to the United States for better wages amid strikes and fears of hostile reception by American unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Ind
W. I Schalvaern
Ohio
Wausca-Pennsylvania
Lakev
W. F. Schallhorn
Schallhorn
Vandalia Line
Lateville
Vandelia-Pensyvania
Brussels
United States
Petit Bleu
American Glass Union
Yellow fever outbreak on German steamer Holstein at Old Point
The German fruit steamer Holstein arrived in quarantine at Old Point. Captain Arhoos died of yellow fever and was buried at sea. The crew shows more illness and marine hospital surgeons have boarded the ship to isolate patients and prevent spread.
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Old Point
Norfolk
W. Va
Arhoos
Port Crimon
Costa Rica
Newport News
Marine Hospital
Helstein
Plague Update Prompted By Glasgow Report
Glasgow bulletin shows an additional plague case bringing the total to thirteen with three under observation. London notes unconfirmed docks area cases while the State of Nebraska from Glasgow is held at quarantine in New York awaiting passenger clearance later today.
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Glasgow
London
New York
Marriage License Granted to Two Indiana Residents
William Heidbrink aged 29 of Attica and Nina Bickel aged 19 of Elkhart were granted a marriage license today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heidbrink
Attica
Ind
Nina Bickel
Elkhart
Odell Heads the Ticket for New York GOP Nominees
The Republican state convention at Saratoga nominated a full slate led by Governor candidate B. B. Odell Jr. Timothy Woodruff was named lieutenant governor in the ticket with William J. Morgan as comptroller, John T. McDonough as secretary of state, Edward A. Bond as state engineer, John C. Davies as attorney general, and John P. Jaeckel as state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Saratoga
N. Y
B. B. Odell, Jr
Timothy Woodruff
William J. Morgan
Erie
John T. McDonough
Albany
Edward A. Bond
Jefferson
John C. Davies
Oneida
Stati
John P. Jaeckel
Cayuga
Soldier Walter Leusch Sends Home News From Manila Front
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leusch of Harrison Street received letters from their son Walter a bugler in Company D of the 34th U S V Infantry stationed in Manila. He says volunteer regiments will start for home in November and officers expect a Christmas dinner at home. Walter recalls Fourth of July events and notes a brunette pupil learning English. The Leuschs hope the Christmas reunion becomes a reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leusch
Harrison Street
Walter
Co. D
U. S. V. Inf
Baler
Manila
Wood
Wilson
Army and Navy Journal
Phillipine Island
Oheers
Waller
Luesch
Son in Portland joins army for Manila voyage in September
J. S. Mathers reports his son has passed the U S army service exam and asked for his father to sign papers. The selected regiment sails for Manila on Sept 16. He was a former law student who left for Portland for vacation and then enlisted after graduating from Hik hart High School in the class of 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Mathers
Portland
Oregon
Manila
Tle
Hikhart High School
Tragic Lathe Accident Hurts Austin Ill Worker
Arthur Rogers formerly of Standard Boiler Goshen now employed by Austin Read Machine Co Austin Illinois was severely injured Monday when his coat sleeve was caught in a horizontal lathe dragging him into the machine. Every rib was broken and a large portion of his side was cut away before colleagues freed him. He remained alive in a hopeless condition at last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rogers
Standard Boiler Co
Goshen
Austin Read Machine Co
Austin, Ill
Elkhart’s Next Senator Seeks Small Court in Senate
The Goshen News notes that E. A. Dausman, Elkhart county’s upcoming state senator, has secured a rear or far right seat in the senate chamber for the next session of the general assembly. The holdovers and prospective senators have claimed the better seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Assembly
Elkhart County
E. A. Dausman
Goshen News
Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart County
Truth seeks correspondents countywide and urges immediate applications. Real estate transfers show Jacob B Myers and wife to William Shroyer for land in Elkhart worth 200 dollars Susan J Webber to Lot Ritter and husband for a lot in Elkhart valued at 3600 dollars O M Kernard and wife to Webster F Carmany for a lot in Elkhart priced at 1100 dollars David M Best and wife to Harrison W Godfrey for a lot in Elkhart at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Myers
William Shroyer
Elkhart
Susan J. Webber
Lot Ritter
H Elkhart
O. M. Kernard
Webster F. Carmany
David M. Best
Harrison W. Godfrey
Goshen Picks New Water Pumps for City System
Goshen city council approves purchase of water works pumps with 6 000 000 gallon capacity paying 24000 in eight annual installments of 3000 each at 5 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Local Testimony Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Mr. W H Philips of 212 East Jackson Street reports six months of kidney pain backache and difficult secretions. He read about Doan's Kidney Pills and bought a box at Houseworth Bros drug store and recommends them. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 50 cents and are sold by all druggists with a free sample offer for Doan's Ointments addressing skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Philips
East Jackson
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Divorce Actions Filed for Edna Werman and Jennie Walsh
Edna Werman sues Frank Herman for divorce and child custody claiming cruel treatment since their marriage on April 16, 1890 and separation August 22, 1990. Jennie Walsh sues Robert Walsh for divorce alleging beatings and name calling since their marriage September 20, 1891 and separation March 4, 1900. Both seek custody of their children.
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Edna Werman
Frank Herman
Jennie Walsh
Robert Walsh
Sensational Divorce Case In New York Headlines
Thomas Watson hires counsel to pursue divorce amid sensational charges involving a German Count. Mrs. Watson, once violin prodigy Madge Wickham of Goshen, now lives with her mother in New York. A midnight pursuit in New Jersey ended with the Count’s arrest. Watson followed with detectives. Mrs. Watson allegedly tried to steal the children from the nurse during bathing but was stopped after a chase, defending herself with a pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Watson
Watson
Campaign Notices Open in LaPorte as Republicans Rally
W Miller opened the campaign from a Republican standpoint at LaPorte. LaPorte democrats organized last night. Hon Mortimer Nye and M H Weir addressed the people. John K Gowdy consul general to Paris plans to return and take part in the Indianapolis campaign arriving around Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Democrats
Mortimer Nye
M. H. Weir
John K. Gowdy
Paris
Indianapolis
Washout on river road traps rider and horse
Davis C. Burton reported by telephone that a five foot washout on the river road west of town engulfed his vehicle. He and the horse escaped injury, riding out of danger after the washout washed them off the roadway.
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Davis C. Burton
Sheriff Returns From Baltimore In Testy Hunt For Runaway Boy
Sheriff Elliott returns from Baltimore after pursuing Harry Watters the sixteen year old who stole four hundred dollars from Howard Hopkins of Goshen. He could not locate the boy and ends the search.
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Sheriff Elliott
Baltimore
Harry Watters
Howard Hopkins
Goshen
Runaway Boys Nabbed in Goshen as Prodigals
James W. Carman and Charles H. McDonough aged 15 and 16 from Toledo were captured at Goshen. They were described as willing prodigals. An eighteen month old child in Logansport fell from a two story window and suffered bruises but no broken bones. Rev. I. V. McCarty, a U B minister, fell ill while traveling to Wabash for conference and remains bedfast.
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James W. Carman
Charles H. McDonough
Toledo
Goshen
Logansport
I. V. McCarty
U. B
Wabash
Labor Day Picnic Draws 20000 to Electric Park Speeches
Chicago labor day event drew about twenty thousand to Electric Park after a downtown parade. Theodore Roosevelt Bryan Yates Alschuler Mason and other figures delivered speeches amid sports dancing and park amusements.
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Chicago
Electric Park
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Richard Yates
Samuel Alschuler
William E. Mason
Henry Vance Deserter Returned From Philippines in 99 Years Sentence
Henry Vance, late musician of the Thirty-seventh Infantry, was brought back from the Philippines under a 99 year sentence for desertion and joining the enemy. Lieutenant Way was killed in action.
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Henry Vance
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Philippines
Lieutenant Way
Two Thousand Boxers Slain at Banquet Near Tientsin
Shanghai dispatch reports Governor inviting two thousand Boxers to a banquet at Tsang Chow where imperial troops killed them during meals. Boxers overrun areas southwest of Tientsin looting Pekin, targeting enemies of the organization while fighting imperial forces. State Department considers Russia’s troop withdrawal proposal, with mixed Anglo-German reaction in England.
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Shanghai
Tsang Chow
Tientsin
State Department
Russia
China
United States
England
Germany
Slaughter at Feast Reported Near Pao-Tings-Fu
An intercepted letter from the Viceroy at Pao-Tings-Fu explains Boxer overruns southwest of Tientsin with looting and killings. It says the Taotai of Tsang-Chow invited 2,000 Boxers to a feast and imperial soldiers killed them while their weapons were stacked.
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Taku
Pao-Tings- Fu
Tientsin
Grand Canal
Pao-Ting-Fu
Tsang-Chow
Russia's Proposal to Withdraw Troops in China
The U S State Department released Russia's telegraphic note on August 28 29 1900 and Russia's stated aims in China. It includes the Russian charge made to the American representative in Berlin and the department's response in Washington from August 20 1900.
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Washington
Russia
Pekin
State Department
China
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
London
Homze
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Department of State
Utah Republican State Ticket Nominated at Provo Convention
Provo Utah Sept 5 The Republican state convention nominated a full state ticket led by Governor Heber M Wells and Supreme Judge G W Barth with J T Hammond as secretary of state M A Breeden as attorney general electors John R Murdock Wesley K Walton and C B Loose and George Sutherland for Congress The platform supports gold backed money and opposes currency questions while favoring continued control of the Philippine Islands and opposing trusts.
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Utah
Provo
Heber M. Wells
G. W. Barth
J. T. Hammond
M. A. Breeden
John R. Murdock
Wesley K. Walton
C. B. Loose
Congress
George Sutherland
United States
Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
Fishermen survive shark attack off San Quentin shore
William Miller Manuel Ferruggio and John Fernandez of San Quentin battled a school of sharks while their skiff sank. They fought with boat hooks and oars and reached shore as the hungry swimmers wrecked their nets and pursued the men.
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San Rafael
Cal
William Miller
Manuel Ferruggio
John Fernandez
San Quentin
Ferruggio
Real Estate Auction Offer At Own Price Sale
We offer various lots and homes in Beardsley Second Addition, Car High Vistula and Ptt Streets, Pearl Street addresses, and Willowdale areas for sale by YOUR OWN PRICE before September 15. Properties include houses from one to eight rooms and several vacant lots with water and sewer connections. Down payment small with long-term terms. sale at public auction September 1 at 1:00 PM near 8th and Mason.
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Beardsley
Ptt
Pearl St
Rcorme
Mason
Sth St
Willowdale
Johnson
Shan
Mason Sts
Johnson’s Addition
Cassopo
Huss Mlkurs
Igi
8Th and
Mason Svs
City
Little Wars in Kentucky Fatal Shootings in Casey County
News from Casey county reports John Carpenter killed by Sanders who used a Winchester Sanders fatally wounded and Park Kemp a bystander was killed Bowling stabbed to beat Judge Wills Wills a respected citizen of Morgan’s area Bowling not yet arrested.
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Ously
Columbia
Casey County
John Carpenter
Sanders
Winchester
Park Kemp
Bylander
Maytown
Bowling
Judge Wills
Wills
Morgfan
Truax Family Holds Third Annual Reunion on Cleveland Ave
The Truax family held its third annual reunion at Simeon Truax home on Cleveland Avenue. The program featured vocal and instrumental music in the evening. Seventy five family members attended and enjoyed a pleasant gathering.
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Truax
Simeon Truax
Cleveland Ave
Balloon Voyage a Success Across the Channel
Paris reports Jacques Faure, treasurer of the Aero Club, crossed the Channel in a balloon. He departed Crystal Palace in London Saturday night and landed at Alette Pas de Calais Monday morning after a four hour flight. He maintained about 700 meters altitude.
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Paris
Jacques Faure
The
Aero Club
Crystal Palace
London
Alette
Pas de Calais
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Fast Mail, Limited
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Estern
Cleveland
Pitts Wards
J. Graumpr
A.J
A. L. Gotwalt
Mrs. Austin
Conley & Son
American Steel & Wirsa Co
BE. Coxrey & Son
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Tugs Once Loan N Society
Truth
Goshen’s
Boy
LABOR
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Br. Bryan
Lincoln
Delos N. Weaver
Pigeon St
J. G. Lomaman & &8
Main Street
Kesler Brothers
Kentucky
Seri
California Fig Syrup CO. I
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