Easter Day Celebrated With Elaborate Church Services
Easter Sunday filled city churches with ornate decorations and stirring music. Rev C C Cinsell preached at First Methodist Episcopal as choirs and soloists performed varied anthems and hymns. Other churches held communion, baptisms, and special Easter programs.
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C. C. Cinsell
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal
C. C. Cissel
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillie Kronk
Ethel B. Cropp
Jesus Christ
Cissell
McKee
Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Democratic convention set for Plymouth on July 12
A convention session in South Bend decided to hold the democratic congressional gathering at Plymouth on Thursday July 12. Local officials announced plans for the event and urged party members to attend.
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South Bend
Ind
Plymouth
Bound Over Toll Court Delays Bond Hearing
George Lantzer failed to furnish a $50 bond after arrest on a complaint by Harvey Druckamiller for theft including a feather bed and a coffee mill. In Justice Young's court he pleaded not guilty and was jailed awaiting grand jury action. he has a wife and two children. Riley Brown Guilty of assault and battery against John L Watters. Brown fined and costs about $15. appeal filed by Mrs Brown. The case stems from a dispute over a grocery bill. Brown is a North Side grocer. McGarrity, a fish dealer, jailed for intoxication and later charged with violating decency laws. awaiting rescue by friends. Noah Pietcher seeks marriage legality review. claims marriage to Rosanna Ertz in 1893 was invalid. records under review. Squire Harrington implicated. divorce possible. Wast Him Removed. Noah and Jonathan Rarick seek guardian removal of Geo W Farrell over farm lease disputes with threats. Guardian Farrell defends his conduct.
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Heath
Milford
Geo. Lantzer
Harvey Druckamiller
Justice Young
Showalter
Brown
Oqone
Watters
Browns
Riley Brown
Wattere
Mr. McGarrrity
Aiva Mellarrity
McGarrity
Noah Pietcher
Wakarusa
Pietcher
Rosanna Ertz
Pletcher
Squire Harrington
Daniel Smeltzer
Feirick Sues Railway Over 65000 Damages In St Joe County
John Feirick, by Hastings & Woodward, sues Indiana Rusway in St Joe County Circuit Court for 75000 damages claiming injury after alighting early from a train near Elkhart Buffalo line on Feb 24. He, a school teacher, says a misdirected conductor caused him to miss his stop, forcing a cold, dark detour and knee injury.
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John Feirick
Hastings & Woodward
Indiana Rusway Company
St. Joe County
Goshen
Buffalo
Elkhart
Ferrick
Goshen Welcomes Scott Oil Company for new competition
Fort Wayne based Scott Oil Company to build a large Goshen facility near Madison Street leased from the Big Four. J. F. Scott and J. P. Scott plan to commence foundation work soon with tanks and furnishings expected in two to three months. The project aims to boost oil supply and lower prices in town.
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Goshen
Scott Oil Company
Fort Wayne
Madison Street
Big Four Company
J.P
John F. Scott
South Bend
Standard
Scott Oil
Ben Sender
Deputy Chatten's missing days spur wider capture talk
Deputy Sheriff Chatten is away from Goshen, reportedly in Chicago for several days chasing escaping prisoners. He may be pursuing Wickham and Patterson who escaped Elk Hart prison, with Sheriff Elliott declining comment. The case hints at a broader search and potential return to serve remaining time if captured.
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Chatten
Sheriff's Office
Chicago
Mr. Chatten
H. A. Wickham
Homer Patterson
Shipshewana
Elkhart City
Elliott
Deputy Chatten
Wickham
Patterson
Goshen
Secross Charlea Moore
Hugh Reynolds
Elkhart Stone Yard
Funeral of Private James Boomershine Jr at Oak Ridge
The funeral for Private James Boomershine Jr of Company C 157th Ind Vols was held at Wells Memorial church on the North Side at 2 pm with Rev McLaughlin officiating. Forty Spanish American soldiers attended in a body. A male quartet sang at the church and cemetery. Pallbearers in uniform included Joe Hawks Harvey Hawks Porter Farrell Frank Merrill L E Perry Miles Bradford, with bugler Thomas Men. The flag rested over the coffin and floral tributes adorned the grave at the Grand Army plot Oak Ridge.
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James Boomershine, Jr
Company C
157Th Ind. Vols
Wells Memorial Church
McLaughlin
Lenard Helen
Edward Rimpler
Frank Howert
Geo. Rimpler
L E. Perry
Miles Bradford
Grand Army Plat
Oak Ridge
Syracuse Manufacturing Co Moves to North Manchester
The Syracuse Manufacturing Co plans removal to North Manchester with a bonus offered. Novelty Works, started in Syracuse about three years ago by George Lamb and George Banta, has seen frequent ownership changes. Citizens regret the move but trust Syracuse’s water power will remain available. St James Episcopal church gave Rev F W Goodman a brass pulpit. the Kimball organ is expected within a month in the church.
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Syracuse Manufacturing Co
Manchester
Syracuse
George Lamb
George Banta
St. James’ Episcopal Church
F. W. Goodman
Kimball
Chicago
Sam Wilson to Return to Goshen After Rumor of South Africa Stay
A letter says Sam Wilson, previously reported to have sailed from England to settle in South Africa, will soon return to America and move back to Goshen to live. The earlier rumor was false according to the letter.
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Sam Wilson
England
South Africa
Mr. Wilson
America
Goshen
Operation for Mrs Hattle removes cancerous growth
This morning Dr M K Kreider W B Kreider and A J Becknell performed a successful operation to remove a yearlong cancerous growth on Mrs George Hattle. She rests easily though her condition remains dangerous. physicians expect recovery.
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George Hattle
Fortreide Sues Retail Clerks Union Over Boycott
Louis Fortreide of Fort Wayne filed suit in Allen circuit court seeking an injunction and $10,000 damages. He, a shoe dealer, refused to close at 6 pm, a union guard steered customers away, a doorman and Fortreide’s man fought, and circulars urged workers to boycott his store.
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Allen
Louis Fortreide
Fort Wayne
Retail Clerks’ Union
Fortreide
Fortriede
Deputy Treasurer Kolb Plans West Coast Trip and Return
Deputy Treasurer Chas. Kolb, long based in the ranch near Phoenix, departs for Los Angeles and San Diego after a stay at the Palace hotel in San Francisco. He will visit Goshen around May 10 and expects to return to his Auditors office with Treasurer Wood, reporting improved health from his Arizona sojourn and noting Bryan's Phoenix visit.
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Morris Berkey
Auditor's Office
Chas. Kolb
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. Kolb
Los Angeles
Cal
San Diego
Frank Klein
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Goshen
William Jennings Bryan
Kolb
Wood
Easter Sunday observances and theatre protests in Indiana
Easter Sunday in South Bend featured a Quo Vadis presentation at Turner ball while preachers angered by Sapho in LaPorte threaten to block entry. The LaPorte ministerial association and Mayor Darrow funded Clyde Fitebh advertising amid reader fatigue over the dispute. A marriage occurred at the Baptist parsonage as George W Wohlford and Minnie Snyder wed. James M Gowing now leads Candidate Lowry's campaign in the fourth ward with a potential police position if Lowry wins. The infant of Wesley Pease was born yesterday.
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South Bend
Sapho
LaPorte
LaPorte Ministerial Association
Darrow Hve
Clyde Fitebh
George W. Wohlford
Goshen
Baptist
Mies Minnie Snyder
Wm. P. Pearce
Lowry
James M. Gowing
Gowing
Elkhart County sets up first loan and trust firm
The Elkhart County Loan and Trust Company is organized in this city with 50 000 capital and sixteen stockholders. Directors include C W Miller D A Sanders Alfred Lowry I O Wood and others. Office openings May 1 at the State bank as guardian trustee and executor for estates and guardianships with court supervision.
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Elkhart
D. A. Sanders
Alfred Lowry
I. O. Wood
F. P. Abbott
Lou W. Vail
D. W. Neidig
Haines Egbert
W. C. Mishler
Charles W. Miller
I.O0. Wood
I. 0. Wood
C. W. Miller
State Bank
Elkhart County
Diocesan Convention Set For Fort Wayne April 25 26
The Episcopal Diocese of Michigan City meets at Trinity Episcopal church Fort Wayne April 25 26 with Bishop John Hazen White presiding. Rev Wm Galpin Elk Hart discusses The Church Reserve Force and Her Inactive Laity. Rev F W Goodman Goshen speaks on Men’s Guilds.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan City
Trinity Episcopal
Madiem Wins Centreville Sewer Contract
Jacob A. Madiem of this city has been awarded the contract to construct a half wire sewer at Centreville Michigan. He is no longer connected with the National Sewer Pipe Co of Barberton Ohio which has gone into a humorous trust under the Hanna McKinley administration. Madlem will begin work in a couple of weeks.
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Jacob A. Madiem
Centreville
Mich
Madiem
National Sewer Pipe Co
Barberton
Ohio
Mark Hanna— McKinley
Madlem
Porch Smashed During Move At Sanders Property
Saturday contractor M F Isbell moved eight veranda sections from the Vinson property on South Sixth Street to Harry M Sanders on Tenth Street. The porch fell apart on arrival, breaking into hundreds of pieces as the dray stopped. Judge H B Biggs fined Cal Quinn ten dollars for refusing to reveal his number of drinks in the Ray Waggoner case.
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M. F. Isbell
H. 8. Biggs
Kosciusko County
Cal Quinn
Pierceton
Quinn
Ray Waggoner
Mystery surrounds North Side woman's death
Rumors say a North Side resident died under unclear circumstances. A report today hints the death involved two alleged factors but provides few concrete details.
Roose Returns from Washington Weighs Porto Rican Tariff
Hon Wilson Roose arrives from Washington and other eastern points and declines to reveal his mission to Indiana Republican leaders. The Porto Rican tariff question dominates expectations for the state convention and possibly Philadelphia. Roose criticizes party telegraphs and notes Goshen Times misattribution of the Indianapolis News special. He also met Gov McMillan and Rep Richardson, both old line Democrats, and stopped in Pittsburg on the way home.
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Wilson Roose
Washington
Roose
Elmer Crockett
Brick
Indianapolis News
Goshen Times
Gov
McMillan
Richardson
Tennessee
Joel P. Heatwole
Minnesota
Indianapolis
Republican Congress
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Freight rate advances to East and West coast shipments
Next Friday freight rates on both east bound and west bound shipments will be advanced. The increases apply directly to shipments to and from Pacific coast points. All through shipments will be on a percentage basis and the practice of multiple lines handling the business will be abolished. Salmon canners and dealers will feel the impact of the advance. Carpet prices decline to a few cents?
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Pacific Coast
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Hradley
Tex Voices
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Fifth Avenue
M. E
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Toll Court
George Lantzer
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Jonathan Rarick
Geo. W. Farrell
Raricks
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Lawyer Showalter
Indiana Company
Jobs Feirick
St. Joe
James Showalter
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Mahals Gwilt
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Gwilts
Millersburg
Mahala
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Jas
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Ili Metarn
Clerks’ Union
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Sixe Teem
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Wolf Erhardt
St. Joseph
New York
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Jay County
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Mishawaka
M. V. Berger
Venice
A. B. France
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