Property to Flach heirs court orders heir share divided
Judge Wilson issues order to Administrator W A Willibide to turn over to the Flach estate heirs their one third shares of the property. Heirs reside in Welchensteinach Germany and include Monika Drescher Joseph Obert Walburg Obert Theresia Obert Philip Obert Wendelin Flach Anton Flach Wal burg Flach and Peter Flach. Estate assets include South Main street building Third street house and lot and two houses and a lot in the town end. personal property was disposed of to pay expenses.
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Wilson
W. A. Willibide
Joseph Flach
Welchensteinach
Germany
Monika Drescher
Joseph Obert
Walburg Obert
Theresia Obert
Philip Obert
Obert
Mr. Flach
Wendel
Pittsburg
Goshen
Three Children Narrowly Escaped on Lake Shore Tracks
Three boys warned against playing on the Lake Shore tracks narrowly escape tragedy at Seventh street crossing. Adrian Walker, son of Edward and Mrs. Walker, was struck by a swiftly moving car switched to a sidetrack but was uninjured after being thrown aside. Teammates Toney Sparrow and Earl Adams were frightened and tried to help.
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Lake Shore
Seventh Street
Adrian Walker
Edward Walker
Sixth
Clinton Streets
Toney Sparrow
Earl Adams
Bell dog killed after biting men on Third Street
Robert Millers yellow bull dog once gentle but often fierce was shot last evening after biting George Fck and chasing Abe Berger around his Third Street home. Fear of rabies and danger to children spurred authorities to end the dog’s life.
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Robert Miller
George F.ck
Abe Berger
Third Street
Mr. Berger
Checks mislaid by Joe Bickel lead to mistaken arrest
Joe Bickel reported stolen checks to the State bank but later found them and presented them for payment. Bank officers called Marshal Self who suspected theft until explanations cleared the matter. In Jefferson township Io Justice Juday court awarded Mrs. Cayton 25 dollars and a sewing machine once in Justice Grosch’s possession. Grosch plans to appeal.
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Joe Bickel
Bickel
Marshal Self
Simmons Seeks Republican Nomination for Township Assessor
Melvin Simmons announces a bid for the Republican nomination to be the township assessor citing four years of experience. Measles cases rise with at least a dozen West Goshen children among victims. the report notes widespread illness. Jerry Harrold sold his mare Nelly to Mr. Houk of Perryville, Pa, who shipped the horse last night.
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Melvin Simmons
West Goshen
Jerry Harrold
Nelly
Mr. Houk
Perryville
Culver Returns Home After Elkhart Mystery
Clarence Culver, missing for over a week, has returned to his North Side home with his wife. He remembers little of his disappearance, says he was led to the Elkhart House by two men, and was found in a dazed condition with only twenty cents in his possession. Elkhart police investigate possible robbery by unknown thieves.
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Clarence Culver
North Side
Culver
Elkhart
Harvey
Constantine
Mich
Chicago
Lake Shore
Standard Hotel
Mr. Harvey
Elkhart House
Second
Jackson Streets
Orphans Defeat Unknowns in Regulation Bowling Derby
A large crowd watched the Orphans edge the Unknowns at Regulation Alleys in two games with totals 787 673 665. Letherman led with 197 for the Orphans. players included Clint Tiedeman Clare Ellis Frank Hope Louie Noble Aston Letherman for the Orphans and Meesie Louis Stellhorn Burt Throckmorton Rob Meyers Motte Noble Max Meyer for the Unknowns. A rematch with the All Stars is set for next Friday evening. Glee club at Rogers and Wilson store organized with sixteen men including Abe Berger Earl Lehman Barry Fink Myron Dow and Will Schilling to provide music for services.
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Unknowns
Goshen
Motte Noble
Max Meyer
Clint Tiedeman
Clare Ellis
Frank Hope
Louie Noble
Aston Letherman
Rogers and Wilson Music Store
Messrs
Abe Berger
Earl Lehman
Barry Fink
Myron Dow
Will Schilling
Jacob Wager
Clyde Davis
Max Hascall
Pierre Starr
Arthur Haslanger
Arthur Himebaugh
Hal Peters
George Rimpler
Platt Starr
Lamar
Death notices for two local infants with funeral details
McColoven McCollough aged 14 son of Adam McCollough of 425 North Ninth street died yesterday of brain congestion after a brief illness. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 PM, burial at Violette cemetery. Weaver infant son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Weaver of Wakarusa died last evening of brain trouble with funeral tomorrow at 11 AM from Yellow Creek church.
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McColoven
John A. McCollough
Adam McCollough
North Ninth Street
Violette Cemetery
Wereaver
Reuben Weaver
Wakarusa
Yellow Creek
Swartz Father Receives Letter From Son in Crigedonu
J C Swartz reports a letter from his son Charles Swartz in Crigedonu Philippines noting trouble with Ladrones and praising the 11th Cavalry for good work. He says his son is in good health.
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J.C. Swartz
Charles Swartz
Crigedonu
Philippine Islands
11Th Cavalry
Williams Bros. to locate pickle factory in Elxhart area
Secretary Lint reports a Chicago firm Williams Bros. & Charbonneau Co. will send agents to scout sites for a new pickle plant. Establishment date undecided. several buildings under consideration. The Yellow Kids baseball team reorganized and will practice before their Elbart game with Catholic team.
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Lint
The
Commercial Exchange
Williams Bros. & Charbonneau Co
Chicago
Elbart
Snobarger
la Count
Kurtz
Fauech
Bangay
Minnich
Creary
Gower
Social events fill Woodmen hall and local clubs
About fifty couples attended a dance at McNaughton hall hosted by Woodmen of the World with a five piece orchestra. Elkhart youths attended. several private gatherings followed including thimble and pedro parties hosted by local residents.
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McNaughton Hall
Woodmen of the World
Elkhart
Republicans Meet in Kokomo Conventions Endorse McKinley
The Eleventh district Republicans met in Kokomo and passed a resolution endorsing the McKinley administration. A Porto Rican resolution and a delegates instruction resolution were suppressed. Second district Republicans were cautious and avoided mentioning Senator Beveridge’s stance on Porto Rico. Meanwhile a press quarrel over the location of a judicial convention pits the Middlebury Independent against the Shipshewana Tribune. A runaway delivery team damaged a shade tree but caused no injuries.
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Eleventh Congressional District
Kokomo
McKinley
Keveridge
Middlebury Independent
Shipshewana Tribune
Shipehe
Scott
Emma
Honeyville
Fish Lake
Elkhart Officials Face Shakeup Amid Braden Rumors
Supposed purge targets Supt. Braden of the Elkhart police force as board members Harman Crull and Gillette push for changes. Meanwhile contractor Shearer repairs Second Street pavement with a large roller. A stranger nabbed after resisting police. a later release followed. Dam construction expands near the county line as St Joseph & Elkhart Power advances. Overtime at Edward Kelly foundry and silk thefts prompt $500 reward. horse and buggy theft reward noted.
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Braden
Elkhart
Roy Edgerly
Board of Police Commissioners
David Harman
Elliott Crull
C. J. Gillette
Major Braden
Shearer
Bermudez Asphalt Paving Company
St. Joseph & Elkhart Power Company
County Line
Plew declares faith, seeks pardon in murder case
Joseph Plew a life prisoner at Michigan City writes relatives that he has become a Christian while maintaining innocence and urges action for a pardon promising to hunt the Dunham killer if freed. He seeks relief as a Catholic and Protestant.
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Joseph Plew
Michigan City Penitentiary
Warsaw
Henry Dunham
Elkhart Committee Drops Charges Against Elder Woolpert
The M. E. conference committee at Elkhart today reported the charges against Elder Woolpert were not sustained. The next conference is set for Elwood. Rev. W. E. Groves of Milford is named honorary delegate to the Chicago general conference. Ministerial appointments will be announced Monday.
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M. E
Elkhart
Woolpert
Elwood
W. E. Groves
Milford
Chicago
Five Years Imprisonment For Palmistry Fraud In London
Gir Henry Oneggui a professional palmiat spent weeks in Goshen during the summer of 1906 and was sentenced Monday to five years in London for stealing from a woman he married under a bogus arrangement. Corinne Kimball presented Della Fox’s musical comedy The Little Host in Elkhart last night to general praise. Roy Wolfe arraigned for pointing a revolver at his uncle Royal W. Cathcart, bonds posted for next Thursday. Jonathan Yoder, 55, dies at his Middlebury home. funeral at Forest Grove. An old tale says Benjamin Ulery found a Civil War era 25 cent piece in ruins in Kansas. Deshi paper prep in May and a Hiwoad meeting at the Eiw 1180.
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LaGrange
Russell
Caiger
Hince- Adams
McMasters
Millersburg
Elkhart
Henry E Knapp
Lake Shore
Rev. Goodman
Nappanee Furniture Factory
Dr. North
Chester Carpenter
Gir
Henry Oneggui
Palmiat
Goshen
London
Corinne Kimball
Della Fox
Buckien
Corinne
Roy Wolfe
Royal W. Cathcart
Justice Young
Jenathan Yoder
Jonathan Yoder
Middlebury
Forest Grove
Benjamin Ulery
Kansas
New York Jury Acquits Olga Nethersole in Sapho Case
After Olga Nethersole is cleared of immorality charges in Sapho a New York jury, W A Brady and Bush Kalamazoo Academy of Music press anew for damages of 5000 dollars each.
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New York
Olga Nethersole
Sapho
W. A. Brady
Bush
Kalamazoo Academy of Music
Eclipse of the Sun and Local Soda Fountain News
The sun’s total eclipse is set for May 28 with a broad shadow path over populated areas aiding observations. Local druggists report lively droughts as soda fountains reopen with varied drinks. Ice cream soda priced at five cents. The State G A R Encampment meets in Indianapolis on May 16 and 17, its first time in that city.
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Indianapolis
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