Democratic Ticket Listings for County Offices
A historical slate lists county government candidates by district and at large. Names include Solomon Thornton Cleveland Township for First District Council, J P Sanders Concord for Second District, Jacob Wogeman Goshen for Third District, John F Stillwell Clinton for Fourth District, and at large John Hartman Nappanee Aaron Work Concord A J Mangus Bristol. Other offices name Jacob Haustentein Baugo for Assessor and Dr Samuel Wagner Wakarusa for County Commissioner with Geo Doll Elkhart City Middle District C L Landgraver Goshen, Harley M Holden Baugo James Leicester Jr Elkhart, Ch B Witt Goshen Clerk Frank R Flynn W E Hart Recorder Samuel A Hoover Clinton Township Le Treasurer J Q Bristol Elkhart City Sheriff Albert Rinehart Elkhart City Auditor William Beasecker Concord Township.
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 Tp
James Leicester
Elkhart
Chas
B. Witt
Frank R. Flynn
Wiehart
Samuel A. Hoover
Clinton Township
J. Q. Bristol
Elkhart City. “Ty Sheriff—Seret
Albert Rinehart
William
Beasecker
Concorde Township
Editorial Thought on Elkhart County Politics
The Elkhart Review continues to harp on alleged untruths about Elkhart county Republicans. The Review claims highway robbery accusations are false but offers only denials, with no factual refutation of the big assessments levied against Republican nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Democrat
Elkhart Review
Elkhart County
Campaign Notes Omit Key Fiscal Details By Governor Hanly
In his opening campaign Governor Hanly did not reveal several fiscal issues. The critique cites borrowings from David B. Sherrick when auditor, state tax increases of about 500000 annually, and statewide advances of 954000 through Oct 31 1905. It also notes a 9260827 fiscal year with 3000000 excess over prior receipts, whitewashing charges at the Girls Industrial School, extra advisers beyond salaried staff, use of a 40000 contingency fund, and the state debt paid with funds from Democratic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
David B. Sherrick
Jega
Governor’s speech cited amid concerns over political machine
The governor faced criticism for not addressing issues of public interest while others argue his focus is on building a political machine for personal gain and advantage.
Tur nips pumpkins squash on display at Kendallville fair
A traveler notes a Bucklen family exhibit at the Kendallville fair including tur nips pumpkins and a cherry tree grown squash claimed to be prize worthy. East Elkhart growers provided the produce and a friend reports plans to return with a first prize trophy for vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fauch
Turk” Frederick
Kendallville Fair
East Ejihart
New York Governor Nominations Stir Elkhart Interest
Elkhart residents weigh Hearst ties and Hughes backing as New York gubernatorial races unfold. A wager forms among locals over the likely nominee while two men narrowly escape tragedy at Christiana Lake during a hull heads outing. One pocketbook held $16 before the dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Elkhart
New ‘York
Christiana Lake
Lkhart
Real Estate Transfers In Elkhart Area
John W Fieldhouse transfers to multiple buyers in Elkhart including Rachel Miller eth al and Harry B Long with prices from 325 to 1700. Other deeds show transfers from Maude C Underhill to Fieldhouse and Cephas Cripe to Warren Fulmer with sums up to 2100. Additional notices list Baldwin Berkey Chapman Pope and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fieldhouse
Rachel ‘Miller
Hannah Clark
Elkhart
Harry B. Long
Primley
Willowgale Elkhart
Henry Darnton
Maude C. Underhill
Strong
Joseph H. Doughlas
Geo
H. Fister
Beardsley
Delbert M. ‘Bower
Serenore & Scales
Idlewild
Cephas
Cripe
Warren
Fulmer
Concord
Mary AL
Amidon
Michael
Harriet Klopfenstein
Leitches
Henry
A. Pope
Banks Benner
Kenwood
Frank
Dairy Machine Company Incorporation Filed in Elkhart County
Elkhart County records show The National Dairy Machine Company filed articles of incorporation with County Recorder O C Vernon. Capital stock is 125000 dollars across 1250 shares of 100 dollars each, with 1000 common shares and 250 preferred shares. The corporation exists for fifty years with principal place of business to be determined. The object is manufacturing and mechanical business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National. Dairy. Machine. Company
Recorder. O. C
Vernon
Elkhart High Football Schedule At Home This Year
Elkhart High School will host all home games at Elk Heart Driving Park. Claude Sanders reports the schedule: Oct 6 LaPorte at Elkhart, Oct 13 Mishawaka at Elkhart, Oct 20 Michigan City at Michigan City, Oct 27 Goshen at Goshen, Nov 3 Michigan City at Elkhart, Nov 10 LaPorte at LaPorte, Nov 17 Goshen at Elkhart, Nov 24 open. The team is light in weight but strong in spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart High School
Elkhart
Claude Sanders
LaPorte
Elk‘hart
Mishawaka
Michigan — City
Michigan City
Goshen
McGraw Reflects on Lost Games and Batting Breakup
John J. McGraw cites 20 near misses this season where a single hit would have won games. He says losing Donlin and Brown disrupted the batting balance, making left-handers scarce and easy for opponents, contributing to declines as New York races toward the season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McGraw
Chicagos
Donlin
Breown
New York
Brown
Betting 20 to 1 Against the Naps in Pennant Race
Predictions run high as Cleveland eyes the American league pennant with wagers piling up among gamblers and stock market figures. A broker wagered 5000 to 250 against the Naps not winning. Another Chicago bet stood at 500 to 5000 that Cleveland beats Chicago for the pennant. If Cleveland sweeps the doubleheader from New York today further bets are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAPS
Cleveland
Plung Ers
Stock Exchanges
Chicago
New Yorks
Central League Managers Sign For 1907
Only three Central league managers have signed for 1907 Pop Schriever of Wheeling Jack Hendricks of Springfield and Ed McKean of Dayton Canton Evansville and Terre Haute will have new leaders while South Bend and Grand Rapids have not settled the question If Ganzel goes to a major league team Jack Morrissey will lead the team Grant is reserved by South Bend but has not signed a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop” Schriever
Wheeling
Jack Hendricks
Springfield
Ed. McKean
Dayton
Canton
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Ganzel
Jack Morrissey
Grant
New Owners Take Springfield Baseball Franchise in 1907
John Bushnell son of former Governor Bushnell and president of the Springfield Troy and Piqua Traction line and David F Snyder acquire the Springfield Central league baseball company stock. They will operate the franchise during the 1907 season with Hendricks retained as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bushnell
Gov. Bushnell
Springfield
Troy
Piqua Traction Line
David. F., Snyder
Central League
Springfield, Company
Hendricks
Fort Wayne Hopeful Player Forms Franchise Bid
Louis Holbrook of Fort Wayne organized and applied for a franchise in either the Central league or the Ohio and Pennsylvania league. He watched games in 23 leagues this season and sees strong talent. The Central league closed Tuesday with Grand Rapids winning the flag, Springfield second, Canton third. Indications point to no changes in 1907, with a 140 game schedule instead of 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Holbrook
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Springfield
Canton
Ping Question Stirs Fans Over Wagner Playing Time
Forum among high school alumni questions why Ping Wagner does not enter the game. The remark notes Wagner as an all around athlete and questions the decision while seeking clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumani
Ping”. Wagner
Ping
Ganzel Plans Manager Change for Grand Rapids Team
John Ganzel intends to leave Grand Rapids property with a trusted successor to manage a major league team next year. He will appoint a capable man to take over the managerial duties and oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ganzel
Grand ‘Rapids
Clarence Jessup Forms Baseball Team From Michigan Bush Leaguers
Clarence Jessup organizes a baseball squad composed of Michigan Bush Leaguers and others who will play in Richmond for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Michigan
Bush
Richmond
Detroit Star Seeks Penalty Edge Over White Sox
A fragmented note notes Detroit aiming to pressure the White Sox for a win in a penent context. The line hints at pursuit of advantage in a baseball contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ge White Sox
Sox
Capital rises and global incidents mirror turbulent era
The Dresdner bank raises capital by 5 million dollars while the Russo-Chinese bank plans a New York branch. International figures face political shifts in Russia and Cuba, including Shipoff’s resignation and Montoro Valdés’s London return. Tragedies in Mexico and Mississippi, plus a Japanese war honors surge, mark a world-wide ripple of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresdener Bank
Dresden
New York
Cummins
Iowa
Nebraska
Mike Schreck
Chicago
Harvey Rodgers
A& Terre Haute
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Michigan
J. B. Shipman
Goldwater
John M. Gillen
St. Paul
Minn
International Cancer Congress
Frankfort-on-the- Main
M. Sederip
Vyatka
Russia
Dmitri Shipoff
Las Salas
Compagnie Marocaine
Maghzen
Tekanas
Callego
Mexico
O. H. Bacon
John McHughe
Tokio
Ito
Yamagata
Omya
Togo
Montana Labor Party
Democratic‘ Party
T. J. Walsh
Helena
Congress
J. J. McClernan
Butte
Supreme ‘Court
Senor Montoro’y Valdés
Great’ Britain
London
Rio’ de Janeiro
pan-American Congress
Havana
W. J. Dugan
John Hays
John Cotton
Macon
Miss
Dugan
Rail line purchased at sheriff sale in Dakota City
Sioux City driven Homer and Southern railway was sold at sheriff s sale in Dakota City Nebraska for 16700 dollars. James A Kaye of Sioux City is the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Homer & Southern Railway
Dakota City
Neb
James A. Kaye
Markets Report Chicago and New York Prices
Chicago notes steady to firm tones across grains with flour bids at 4.70 for Minnesota patent wheat and export bag ranges. Wheat futures ease to around 74 3 4 to 75 1 4, corn hold near 43 1 4, oats active near 33 1 2, rye subdued then firmer for deferreds. butter firm 19 1 4 to 23 1 4, eggs steady to firm 15 1 2 to 18 1 2, live poultry mixed with turkeys 12 per lb and fowls around 11 4. New York closes mixed with No 2 red wheat near 78 1 4, No 1 northern 90 2 4, corn No 2 57 1 4, oats 26 3 4 to 40 4, rye steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Duluth
Cattle and Sheep Prices for Omaha Market
Omaha Nebraska September 26 report lists cattle grades from native to range and calves with values from 2.50 to 8.25 per hundredweight and sheep figures for wethers ewes and lambs ranging from 3.75 to 7.75, noting good to fancy categories and price spreads.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Gattle
Six Die in Wabash Wreck in Illinois
A passenger train on the Wabash Railroad crashed into an open switch near Danville Illinois. Six dead and 35 to 40 injured. Cause cited as freight crew leaving the switch open. Victims include Jonas S. Butler engineer and A W Allison fireman. Dozens burned or injured, many including women and children. rescue efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Wabash
Henry Miller
Wabash Road
Jonas S. Butler
Peru
Ind
A. W. Allison
Lafayette
Edward Harding
Ivesville
Tfl
C. H. Karnes
George Godaman
Springfield
Arthur Shoemaker
J. D. Foster
Idaville
Guelph
Ontario
Margaret
Vinson
John
Nellie ‘Livingston
Buffalo
In. Y
Chhldren
Rose
Gladys
Fern
A. Butler
Fort Wayne
Josiah Laney
Ren Fon
Ola
Vivian
Montmorency
G. L. Flowers
Postal
Litchfield
Dora
Stockton
Harding
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
D. Hughes
Too Proud To Beg at Buckler Theatre Tonight
Lincoln J. Carter presents Too Proud to Beg at the Buckler Theatre tonight at popular prices. The tale follows a heroine defending her two children after her husband is believed murdered, with a detective husband disguised to find and rescue his children. Harry Beresford stars in The Woman Hater next Monday, while His Last Dollar features at Bucklen tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Buckler Theatre
Villian
Sol Smith
Harry Beresford
Mr. Bereford
Bucklen Theatre
Interstate Commerce fixes hearing on export rate notice
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a further hearing on October 10 to consider notice changes in export and import rates for all goods except cotton, regarding changes within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pengilly Who Captured Davis Dies in Clinton
Alex Pen gilly a member of the squad that captured Jefferson Davis died in Clinton Missouri following a surgical operation. He was 66 years old and had received a portion of the reward offered for the capture in that historic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Clinton, Mo
Alex. Pengilly
Union
Jefferson Davis
Two Burned to Death in North Dakota Barn Fire
A barn near Cogswell North Dakota burned killing two threshing crew members who were asleep inside. Three other men were fatally injured in the same blaze reported September 27. Cooperative fire crews battled the flames but the two men did not survive.
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Cogswell
N. D
Total Fines for Rebating Railroads Announced
Washington officials announced that a total of 283,073 has been collected by the government from all railroads for rebates or conspiring to grant rebates. The action targets improper price reductions.
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Washington
Sept
Traniary
Goshen Marriage Licenses Reported Yesterday and Today
Norris Peffley 22 of Goshen and Bessie Kenhey 19 of Goshen plus Victor Clough 26 of Sioux Falls D. and Eva Esther Domer 25 of Goshen received licenses in Goshen yesterday afternoon and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Norris Peffley
Bessie Kenhey
Laslie
Victor Clough
Sioux Falls
Eva Esther Domer
Lake Shore and Other Railroads Verse Notices
The notice lists railway references and local ads including 60-ride tickets issued to firemen and engineers, upcoming semi annual watch inspection, wanted items like a snail and a short order cook, sales offers for a piano and furniture, lost items including a gun case and a leather bag with money and receipts, with instructions to return or leave finds at the Truth Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Ees
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Cco
William D. Hazelton
Bikhheart ‘Truth
Daily
Truth
State of Indiana
Political Chat
Weree Eg
R. Ludwig
W. B. Hile
Kentucky
David Higgins
Baldwin G. Cook
America
Mongrel
Accross
Bucklen
Lake Shore and Other Railroads
A. C
Care ‘of Truth Office
Marion
B. G. “Wheeler
Golden
Washington ‘St
H.G. Sommers
Lessee
New Bucklen Theatre
F. S. Timmins
Lincoln J.carter
Crystal Theatre
PPR
LPO
SOLI
POI
Joan H. Ammons
George W. Lawrie
Main St
Arthur Krona
Bessie
Dude
Quillian and
Ethel May
Dorothy
Flora McGowan
Beautiful Illustrated
Home Sweet Home
Bison City
Kinodrome
Waiter J. Rudesill
Pan Engadino
Switzerland
Chilaren
Buck’s
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