Authorities Seek Angerica Man As Work On Shetland Pony Farm
Sheriff Elliott reports a communication from Bodenheimer & Co. of Seymour Wis asking for information about De Forrest Haw believed in the area. He is said to be at a Shetland pony farm near Goshen, possibly at Rodibaugh farm, with his friends in Angelica and the Lake Shore region. The case involves alleged theft of company property and a search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
M. Bodenheimer & Co
Seymour
Wis
de Forrest Haw
Ham
Goshen
Bodenheimer & Co
Dealtn Draft Horors
Angelica
Wia
Rodibaugh
Shenf Elliott
Wilson Roose
Nusbaum-Wadsworth-Indians Railway Company
Nusbaum
Wadsworth
Indiana Railway Company
Roy Wolfe Arrested On Concealed Weapon Charge At Court
Constable Albert Yates arrested Roy Wolfe and brought him to Justice Young's court where he pleaded guilty and was fined 13 50 in costs. His uncle, Royal W Cathcart, then filed a separate complaint accusing him of pointing a revolver at his head amid a land dispute over conditional deeds to Mrs Cathcart's daughter. Wolfe remains in custody as the case awaits trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Yates
Roy Wolfe
Wolfe
Cathcart
Truant Officer Reports Widespread School Absences
Truant Officer Amos Heath visited Elkhart to find at least fifteen children out of school. Investigations revealed many weak excuses from parents who blame schooling and geography disputes in Clinton township. Farmers and teachers dispute geography lessons, keeping several children home. The issue has been reported to Mr Heath for action.
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Amos Heath
Elkhart
Clinton Township
Heath
Fire damages North Ninth Street chimney at Peter Brown home
About 5 pm the fire department responded to a chimney fire at Peter Brown's residence on North Ninth Street. Vox 52 alarm was used. some crews became disoriented but the blaze caused slight damage and is insured.
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North Ninth Street
Peter Brown
Vox 52
Milburn Rejects State Nomination in Bristol City Visit
Ex Auditor Milburn announces he will not accept the Democratic nomination for the state legislature citing business interests. He says he will accept the nomination for county councilman, calling it an honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Bristol
Ae Nis
Mrs Melissa Dow Celebrates 21st Birthday in Good Health
Mrs Melissa Dow of South Fifth Street marked her 21st birthday today. Despite her age she remains in good health and she spent the day at drawing work, an occupation in which she is expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Dow
South Fifth Street
Myron C. Dow
School board appoints Blaine to begin enumeration work
James H. Blaine is appointed by the school board to undertake the school enumeration and will start next Tuesday. Officials estimate completion by May 1. Sixteen gentlemen meet in Rogers' band room this evening to organize a glee club.
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James H. Blaine
Rogers
Glee Club
Court of appeals declares Beckham governor of Kentucky
The court of appeals on April 6 ruled in the gubernatorial case that Beckham is the rightful governor of Kentucky. He is affirmed in office after the decision, with the ruling setting a clear precedence for the state’s executive succession.
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Franxfost
Court of Appeals
Beckham
Social and club events reflected in regional notices
Last evening Mrs Peter 8 Caton hosted about 30 guests on East Madison in honor of Mrs Wo Hirsch of Chicago. Prizes were awarded to Mrs C M Shyrer and Mrs M Shookman in a progressive Pedro game. Additional parties included Mrs Herbert O Statler hosting in North Seventh for Mrs Kate W Curtenius of Kalamazoo. A Criterion club dance, Wawasee club gathering at the Arthur home, and a card party by Mrs W A Wilshide were noted. A progressive stag bowling night at Regulation alleys featured top scores by Arthur C Haslanger and Burt Throckmorton with six games played. attendees listed.
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Peter
Caton
East
Madison Street
Wo. Hirsch
Chicago
Pedro
C. M. Shyrer
M. Shookman
Salsbury
B. F. Boyer
Herbert O. Statler
North Seventh Street
Kate W. Curtenius
Kalamazoo, Mich
Arthur C. Haslanger
Burt Throckmorton
Messrs
George Pearce
Arthu Estes
Thomas Lipsett
Chas Shoup
A. C. Haslanger
Ray Barron
Clare Eilis
Frank Hope
Ora Stoutenour
Joseph Knox
Chauncey Dewey
Indianapolis lawyers push for statewide bar amendments in November
The Indianapolis bar association backs two constitutional amendments to regulate bar admission and expand the supreme court to eleven justices. Both measures passed two general assemblies and head to voters in November with party endorsements sought. Bristol prepares a mammoth cement factory covering 15 acres with capital raised to 1.5 million dollars and a 200 thousand dollar dam. Notables Gen Clarkson Iowa Gen Russell Alger and Gov Hazen S Pingree monitor cement industry growth and seek electric railway links to Elkhart and Goshen.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
Indianapolis
Bristol
Capitol
Clarkson
Iowa
Harrison
Brstol
Russell A. Alger
Hazen
Pingree
Michigan
Missing man Clarence Culver last seen Saturday afternoon
Clarence Culver has not been heard from since Saturday when he failed to catch the 4 o clock train after visiting Elkhart with his wife. Mrs Culver reports fearing foul play as he carried considerable money. No trace of him has been found as of publication.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Charles Tanner
Elkhart
Little Falls
New York
Clarence Culver
City woman orders yeast and matches for home delivery
A South Bend subscriber, who often calls the operator, ordered a cake of yeast and a box of matches to be delivered to her home near the Colored Lights district. Streetcars from South Bend to Mishawaka now use colored lights at night to identify approaching cars. one light per car, two when more arrive. A Epstein notes his son Joseph Epstein of Co. F 31at U. S. V. Lof. in Zamboanga. Money to Lona-Roose & Lint.
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Independent Telephone Company
South Bend
Mishawaka
A. Epstein
Joseph Epstein
Co. F. 31At
U. 8. V. Lof
Zamboang
Phillippine Islands
Democrats consider strong ticket in Elkhart County
The Elkhart County Democrats discuss nominating Anthony Deahl for senator and George Milburn with Charley Freeland for representatives. Supporters praise their candor and business acumen, while noting Republicans face internal doubts and potential shifts. A LaPorte group plans a northern Indiana political hub. All eyes on Indianapolis coverage of gubernatorial prospects.
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South Bend
Elkhart County
Anthony Deahl
George Milburn
Charley Freeland
Simon
Daus
van Feet
Mummert
Elkhart Man Moore Detained After Mishawaka Incident
An Elkhart contractor named Moore, also known as P A Smith, was cited for intoxication in Mishawaka and allowed to stay in Elkhart after posting security. His $122 wallet and papers were found near the High school building and sent to Justice Long. Authorities say Moore is believed to be "all right" and suspect he may have been tempting circumstances.
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Elkhart
Mishawaka
Pa Smith
Moore
Office of Justice
Long
Householder
Fin Imey Fends Off Criticism In Ward One Race
The Times elevates Fin Imey as a strong water works and light committee pick for Ward One councilman. Voters recall his prior stint as city commissioner during West Side annexation and accuse him of hypocrisy on fire protection and insurance rates under Democrats.
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Times
Fin Imey
Na“Water Works and Light Committee
First Ward
Finney
West Side
Mishler to Stay City Council Seat Amid Political Moves
Republicans drop plan to use Mishler resignation claim as capital. When Kelly proposed vacating Mishler’s seat after two missed sessions, residents viewed it as another push for partisan legislation. Mishler remains third ward councilman until he resigns or fits to resign.
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Mishler
Kelly
Accidental Shooting at Zeitler Slaughter House Near City
Anton Lambert of South Bend a 16 year old youth with prior police attention shot Archille DeBeats 14 at the Chris Zeitler slaughter house three miles from the city near West Division Street. Lambert says the shooting was accidental and he is not sure he touched the trigger.
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Anton Lambert
South Bend
Archille
Peter DeBeats
Chris Zeitler
West Division Street
Lambert
Prospects Bright For Fruit Crops In The State
Ex Auditor George Milburn of Bristol, a leading fruit raiser, says crop prospects are good for apples plums pears and cherries with no interests. Peach crops have been meager in recent years. Albert C Harlin named trustee for Nadel and Kempner creditors in Elkhart. next meeting to decide stock disposition. A hotel brawl near Arlington Hattle ends without arrests. Mrs Aikens remains ill.
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George Milburn
Bristol
Albert C. Harlin
Nadel & Kempner
Elkhart
Albert G. Harlin
South Bend
Letter From California Describes Coast Health Resort Life
A Goshen reader in Los Angeles writes from California describing climate, water issues, irrigation needs, and economic life. He notes 130,000 in Los Angeles, 35,000 in San Diego, thriving tourism, abundant sunshine, and the contrast with Indiana winters. He praises the navy ships in San Diego bay and mentions meeting James Jeffries as he trains for the Corbett bout.
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Goshen
Democrat
California
The
Herald Publishing Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Indiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Golden State
San Diego
Sam Lewin
Greenbecke
Marblehead
James Jefferies
Pugiliat
Jefferies—Corbett
D. H. Ciymer
Fort Wayne law fuels newspaper debate in 1852 plan
The piece notes J M Barrett of Fort Wayne praising his self named improvement law, contrasting it with the 1852 plan on street assessments paid over ten years. It also covers varied local items including an insanity inquest for Nicholas Thiel, a baby’s death near Lake Station, retirements in the militia, wage petitions by DeKalb teachers, and a proposed St Joseph river dam debated by Indiana Power Company and federal navigability claims.
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J. M. Barrett
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Nicholas A. Thiel
New Durham
LaPorte
Thiel
Haskella
Longcliff
Lake Station
Lake County
Gore
George M. Studebaker
Fraser
Rex
South Bend
DeKalb County
F. W. Beidemann
Kendallville
St. Joseph River
Washington
Chingo Record
Graham
Pennsylvania
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Indiana Power Company
Indiana Company
St. Joseph
Northwest Territory
Congress
St. Joseph and Elkhart’ Power Company
United States Supreme Court
Path Through Gosh Goshen Advances On NY to Chicago Route
The Path Through Gosh Goshen bicycle route will run from New York to Chicago passing via Poughkeepsie Albany Schenectady Amsterdam Utica Syracuse Rochester Batavia Buffalo Erie Ash tabula Cleveland Elyria Toledo Butler Goshen Ekhart South Bend LaPorte. New York division oversees 530 miles of the 968 mile total as the League of American Wheelmen directs construction. Workers clean paved streets today and completion will take several days.
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Goshen
New York
Chicago
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Batavia
Buffalo
Erie
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Elyria
Toledo
Butler
Ekhart
South Bend
LaPorte
League of American Wheelmen Division
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DE Forest Ham
Wisconsin
Man
Ardem Lohwan
Archie Haines
Lake Shore
Court House News
Arden Lehman
Millersburg
Harry Knapp
Henry Lehman
Arden
Lehman
Knapp
Lehman Knapp
Coaries Phillips
Fred Adkerson
Heines
Irwin Garwood
Heatvole Camp No. 4075
Woodmen of America
Laird
Phillips
Plainfield
Tanner
Judge Honee
Isaac W. Zimmerman
George W. Zimmerman
Malinois Fronefield
Eli Middleton
Adams County
Eli Zimmerman, Jr
Zimmerman
Fronefield
Frederick W. Kuss
Kuss
Wayer
Arminda Wayer
Jobo Wayer
Aston
Eleventh Street
Elkhart Witn
Clube
Dennett
Grand Jury Seamon
McMasters
Tobias
Perry Webster
Nappanee
Chatten
Krutz
Samuel Alexander
Kosciusko County
Rosa E. Book
Geo. W. Null. Goshen
Mildred Noland Goshen
Enum
Kheckhan
Society Notes
Jacob Leedy
South Sixth Street
Criterion Club
Wawasee Club
James A. Arthur
Lincoln Avenue
W. A. Wilshide
Fear
Lona—Roose & Lint
King
Iona
John L. Griffiths
Jim Dodge
Mr. Finney
Veecy
Arlington-Hattle Hotel
Charles Aikens
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