American Boats Defeat Germans in Roosevelt Cup Race
Three American boats led from the start and finished ahead of three German challengers in Wednesday's Roosevelt Cup race off Marblehead Massachusetts. The Vim owned by T L Park with amateur skipper Clifford Buckman won by 32 seconds over Caramba and Auk 22 seconds behind Caramba. The Germans Wer best by Wannssee but trailed the Americans throughout the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Vim
William Gardner
T. L. Park
American Yacht Club
New York
Clifford Buckman
C.H W. Foster
Kiel
Germany
Tilly’ VI
Democratic Ticket Declares County Offices Nominated
The slate lists county councilmen from districts one to four with at large members, and includes candidates for assessor coroner county commissioner surveyor clerk recorder treasurer sheriff auditor and other county roles with names and towns such as Elkhart Goshen Bristol Concord Nappanee andWakarusa. The roster features Solomon Thornton J P Sanders Jacob Wogeman John F Stillwell John Hartman Aaron Work A J Mangus Dr Samuel Wagner Geo Doll C L Landgraver Harley Holden James Leicester Jr Chas B Witt Frank R Flynn Samuel A Hoover J D Bristol Sergt Albert Rinehart William Beasecker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Thornton
Cleveland Township
J. P. Sanders
Concord
Jacob Wogeman
Goshen
John F. Stillwell
Clinton
John Hartman
Nappanee
Aaron Work
A. J. Mangus
Bristol
Jacob Haustentein
Baugo Township
Samuel Wagner Wakarusa
Geo. Doll
Elkhart City
Cc. L. Landgraver
Harley M. Holden
Baugo
James Leicester, Jr
Elehart
Chas. B. Witt
Frank R. Flynn
Hilkhart
Samuel A. Hoover
Clinton voRmship
J. D. Bristol
Albert Rinehart
William Beasecker
Concord Township
Editorial Thought and Civil Service Admission Jibe
A Goshen Democrat quips about quashing Rockefeller indictment and the vanity of procedural vindication. The piece muses on civil service admission and the tendency to cite the president over a dictionary for authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Rockefeller
Goshen Democrat
Bryan says Philippine Islands a costly white elephant
The South Bend Times quotes Mr. Bryan urging removal of the Philippine Islands, calling them an undesirable possession from the start. The paper notes millions spent with little sign of improved inhabitants or genuine progress since acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Wisconsin Senator Loses After Primary Law Debut
Senator LaFollette suffers his first defeat since becoming Wisconsin governor six years ago as Gov. Davidson gains a large nomination margin. The primary system itself carries the unique twist that toppled LaFollette's endorsed candidate, marking an irony in the same reform he once championed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Davidson
Lenroot
Lab
Valley of the St Joe Interurban Line Remains Incomplete
In the valley of the St Joe two miles of steel still lie unfinished. The ongoing interurban project faces delays before completion, with work stalled as officials assess remaining construction steps and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
St Joe
Fugitive Stensland May Be Surrendered by Merchant Vessel
Washington reports the State Department sees no barrier to taking Stensland from Morocco on a merchant ship that avoids French ports. Embezzlement is the charge, with surrender possible if the vessel reaches Gibraltar or Spanish or Portuguese ports under existing treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Stensland
Morocco
Amelia
France
Gibraltar
Wisconsin Primary Returns Point to GOP Victory
Milwaukee reports show Davidson leading Lenroot by at least 465 000 for governor. Democratic tickets likely headed by Aylward and Blenski with Aylward advancing in the Ninth district. Congressional contests remain unsettled in Miner and Babcock races. Morse appears winner in the Tenth and Jenkins likely safe in the Eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Davidson
Lenroot
Aylward
Blenski
Merton
Miner
Babcock
BE. A. Morse
Jenkins
Confederate Flag Sparked Tense Scene at Union Vets Reunion
Horace Welch of Jefferson Texas traveled 2000 miles to the Fourth Ohio Volunteer reunion in Columbus Ohio and waved a Confederate flag at about 50 Union veterans causing cries of Shoot it and Fire on the flag. Welch had presented resolutions from the Jefferson Texas camp expressing friendship and inviting northern veterans to visit Texas but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Horace Welch
Jefferson
Tex
Ohio Volunteer
Memorial Hall
Jo Cosely
Welch
Dick Taylor
United Confederate Veterans of
Texas
Ticket Scalpagers Defeated in Minnesota Courts
Ticket brokers from St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth admitted defeat in Ramsey county district court and the U S district court. A perpetual injunction decree was filed in county court and a stipulated settlement in federal court, with another decree to be entered on the next rule day in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ramsey County District Court
United States District ‘Court
United States
Doukhobors Fed by Force in Regina Jail
Fourteen Doukhobors confined in Regina jail refuse to eat and are force fed through the teeth by mounted police using scientific methods. Leaders of nude pilgrimage among several hundred followers are jailed to prevent new marches through public streets. Under physician care, each man is laid on his back and restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Regina
Tien
Standings of ball clubs in multiple leagues
The standings show National League leaders New York 4-3 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 8 Boston 1 Pittsburg 4 St. Louis 9 American League Detroit 0 Chicago 2 Boston 1 New York 6 Washington 1 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 1 St. Louis 0 American Association Louisville 6-1 Toledo 3-4 Columbus 1 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 4 Three Eye League Cedar Rapids 3 Davenport 2 Peoria 7 Decatur 7 14 innings Western League Lincoln 8 Sioux City 0 Pueblo 10-6 Denver 6-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Peoria
Decatur
Lincoln
Sioux City
Pueblo
Denver
Per - Cnncazo
Newark
Pittsbur
Cincinnati
Swanae Ease
Aeneeee
Ivtondeee
New
Seeeraeesenas
Sedaseres IO
Sae Wenene
Fase Encensiseenne
Indianapolis Secertesesensres
Western League
Des. Moines
Eecereee
Omaha
Owe
Sioux Cityewe
Decatur’ Vebadles Eenpen Ee
Bloomington
Enenee Ae
Davenpans ‘Eeeks Aaneee
Grand
Rapids Ee
Canton
Eesseeees Ee Scapine
Springfield
Eapees
Wheeling
Pibeidecnes Sd
Esvanevinc
Usce
South Beneuceaneas
Terre Haute
Former cashier arrested in Mississippi bank shortage case
Vicksburg Mississippi report states B 8S Adams former assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank and Quinn Sharpe Drug manager was arrested on a charge of being short about 48000 dollars while employed at Citizens National Bank and left the bank in August after a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Adams
Quinn Sharpe Drug. Company
Citizens’. National Bank
Jackson
Citizens’ National Bank
Che
Bucklen Theatre to Feature New Dramatic Works and Ballet Bits
J McIntosh Todd stars in As Told in the Hills at Bucklen Theatre with a strong dramatic plot and vivid prairie scenes. Wm B Gray invites local clergymen to the charity parable play The Volunteer Organist as guests. Manager Yale adds Devil's Auction ballet features including The Wild and Wooly West with Texas bronchos to captivate audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McIntosh ‘Todd
Arkansas
Bucklen Theatre
Wm. B. Gray
Charles H. Yale
Texas
Plant of Dream Separator to Begin Operations in Goshen
The American Dream Separator plant will start operations in Goshen next Monday. Eleven car loads of machinery shipped from the east have nearly all been installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dream Separator Company
Goshen
Zion dedicates new church amid generous pledges
Crowds braved weather as Zion held its feast of dedication with Rev. Te Tedrow of Kalamazoo and Rev. Rice leading services. A total of 1112 dollars and 36 cents was pledged, led by a 100 dollar gift from the Ladies Aid Society, with many individuals contributing. A joyous end to a day of music and praise. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ludwig and family visited Witchart neighbors as others recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Bnsy
N. ‘Te -Tedrow
Kalamazoo
Mich
C.E. Rice
Tedrow
Rice
Alice Kinney
Ladies Aid Society
C. O. Kegerreis
G.A. Yohn
Willis Markel
Arthur Replogle
Jennie Bickel
Stella Watts
Véerle
Ethel
Markel
Emma Kegerreis
Jessie Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Truth ‘Publishing. CO
S. Main St
William D. Hazelton
Rikhart ‘Truth
Daily
Truth
State of Indiana
Louis A. Dennert
Miley. of
Lindallville
Ohio
Sesahe
County News
Mrs. Frank » Ludwig
Witchart
Mis
J. Watts
EW Bucklen Theatre
H.G
Large Company
Elkhart Furniture Co
Hannah Ophelia Staufft
Second St
Monger Bik
W. Andrew’ ‘Johnson
Danville
Permelia J. Herst, BT
Geo
Levi Anglemyem
Harrison Township
S. ‘B. “Davis
South, Bend
Aligmoon
Se Bynes
Albense
J. G. Sommers
E S. Timmins
Bis. Mer
W. FE. Mann
Miss Challonee
Panineno
Crystal Theatre
John H. Ammons
George W. Lawrie
Main St
Reek
Ben van
Bevpt” Co
Madam Hoffman
Prof. Talkerton
Majestic Theater
the Crystal
Blanche Freeman
J. Rudesill
Limburger
Crilaren
Mother Gray
Children's Home
New York City
Gray
Cts
S. Olmsted
le Roy
Indiana
Khart
Be of
the. Christian. ‘Church
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!