Breach of Promise Alleged as German Girl Fails to Win Suit
Lizzie Krueger, a German immigrant in Goshen, seeks marriage with Tony Waywood, an Indianapolis wood carver. He departs town amid threats of a breach of promise suit, while Berkey & Zigler pursue options and Waywood defends his lack of commitment. Captain David Porter Deardoff dies suddenly in Chicago aged 59, after a career in retail and Civil War service, with funeral plans to be announced.
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Antonio Waywood
Indianapolis
Naesb, Knox & Hubbell
Lizzie Krueger
Germany
Tony Waywood
Goshen
State Capitol
Barnhart
Nach, Knox & Hubbell Co
Waywood
Dalka's
Lake Shore
George G. Kapp
South Main Street
Miss Krueger
America
Broad Atlantic
Tony
Lizzie
Berkey & Zigler
Washington Street Pavement Underway by Contractor Hatch
Contractor Hatch begins excavation on Washington street for pavement. With favorable weather he expects completion in two weeks. Bricks have risen in cost due to higher rails and freight rates. delivery from last fall is imminent.
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Washington Street
Hand Crashed at Lake Shore Yards Injures Worker
C W Fowler suffered a severe crush injury when a rail fell on his left hand while loading rails at the Lake Shore yards. He received treatment at Dr. Herbert O Statler Waterman Kulp and will be unable to work for several weeks. Noah Waterman and Miss Carrie Kulp were married last night at Dus
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Lake Shore
C. W. Fowler
Herbert O. Statler
Noah Waterman
Carrie Kulp
Dus
Trial Docket Includes Ray Wolf Case in Justice Court
In Justice Young's court tomorrow Ray Wolf faces trial for pointing a revolver at his uncle Royal W Cathcart. David Rigby of Elkhart remains jailed awaiting a Saturday trial for failing to send his children to school. George Lantzar of Milford had a petit larceny hearing today but was postponed as witnesses could not arrive.
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Ray Wolf
Royal W. Cathcart
Justice Young
David Rigby
Elkhart
George Lantzar
Milford
Liliputian
Goshen
Brownie
Democratic Party
Great
Ritenix Ritchie dies of pneumonia at three months
The three month old son of Mr. and Mrs. J C Ritchie of 813 Emerson street died this afternoon from catarrhal pneumonia after an eight day illness. Funeral set for Friday. Also Mrs Louisa Fluegel dies at home on South Seventh Street aged about seventy. She lived in Goshen over thirty five years and is mother of Will Fluegel of Neppanee and five daughters. Funeral plans to be announced later.
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Goshen
David Porter Deardoff
Chicago
Samuel Deardoff
Ashland County
Ohio
Carrie Child
C. R. Watkins
New York
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
144Th
Ind. Vola
Chickamauga
Deardoff
French Lick Springs
Harry Bishop
Manila
Anne
Abbie Deardoff
Loyal Legion of
Abbie Noble
Ritenix
J.C. Ritchie
Emerson Street
Louisa Fluegel
South Seventh Street
Will Fluegel
Neppanee
Rich
Loyal Life Insurance Company
John Otto
Missing chickens found after townwide search
George R. Bungay reported missing fifteen chickens from his coop. After a neighborhood search aided by the police, the fowls were recovered in his wood-shed near Ninth Street and Lincoln Avenue.
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George R. Bungay
Ninth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Illness hits Goshen's elderly resident Daniel Poorbaugh
Daniel Poorbaugh one of Goshen's oldest citizens lies critically ill at his home at Clinton and Fifth streets after a slight paralytic stroke Monday night. The report notes his condition as serious and calls for continued physician attendance.
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Daniel Poorbaugh
Goshen
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Poorbaugh
New Plumbing Firm Forms After Maloney Sale
Edward Collins has bought an interest in Charles Maloney’s plumbing business and abandoned plans to locate in California. The deal closed Monday afternoon. An electric car was disabled last night when a part broke. another vehicle was assigned to city service. Shipping to Marton noted as steel line Burns Park line progress appears.
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Edward Collins
Chas. Maloney
California
Compromises Reached Over Six Thousand In Dale Settlement
A compromise was reached between J. M. Dale and creditors totaling over $6,000, with payment of 40 cents on the dollar. The agreement defuses pending actions from Wilson, Larrabee & Co. and other firms, ending litigation threats and possibly voiding a filed circuit court complaint. Deahl & Deshi led Dale interests while Mrs. Brown-Price plans suit against Nash Knox & Hubbell for land possession.
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J. M. Dale
Dale
E. E. Mummert
Miller & Drake and Davis
Hubbell
Davis
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Boston
McDale
Deahl & Deshi
Brown-Price
James Showalter
Nash, Knox & Hubbell Company
Brown- Price
Showalter
Riley Brown
John L. Watters
Political row in South Bend debate on Dodge and state funds
The Times reports on the Democratic conference in South Bend where Tom Taggart urged funds for state organization. Delegates and supporters for Jim Dodge plan to meet in Indianapolis and Plymouth, with GOP and factional debates over nominations and strategy shaping the Indiana political scene.
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South Bend
Times
Tom Taggart
C. W. Miller
Dennett
P. L. Turner
Wilson Roose
A. R. Beardaley
Haggard
Dodge
Hartman Aldinger wedding links Chicago and Elkhart society
John Hartman of Chicago and Rose Aldinger of Elkhart wed at the bride’s parents home. They will live in Chicago. Also noted: new Lake Shore time card to take effect Sunday and discussions of changes. Burns park line iron sold to A Ciralski. Wrights of Chicago welcome a ten pound baby boy. Tickets on sale for The New Miss Cuba Jr. record likely. A social visit was held at Mrs Crowell’s.
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John Hartman
Chicago
Rose Aldinger
Elkhart
Mr. Hartman
Miss Aldinger
Lake Shore
Slate
Burns Park
A. Ciralski
South Bend
Bert Elliott
Charles T. Wright
Wright
Grace Miller
Elliott
Cuba, Jr
Lake Shore unveils 26 hour Boston Chicago service
The Lake Shore will debut a faster Chicago to Boston train on April 29 covering 1 039 miles in 26 hours with a stop in New England. The six car through train departs Chicago at 2 PM reaches Boston next day at 5 PM ET. return from Boston at 10 50 AM ET arrives Chicago 11 50 AM CT.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Benton
New England
Union Depot
Boston
Michigan Central
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Grand Trunk
Chicago Lake Shore
Massachusetts
Lake Shore Limited
Goshen
Happenings at Elkhart Deaths and incidents noted
Mrs Elizabeth Adams 59 died suddenly at home five miles north of Elkhart after a smothering spell. Dorothy Swinehart 77 died from grip complications. Mrs Jos Delancey recovering from cow goring. Officer Yoder attacked by four dogs but unharmed. A hobo Walsh and four others rounded up. no charges. Albert Kessler funeral held today at Waterford cemetery.
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Elizabeth Adams
Elkhart
Nathan Adams
Dorothy Swinehart
Fred Swinehart
Swineharts
Jos. Delancey
Yoder
Walsh
Albert Kessler
Waterford Cemetery
Midsummer Meeting of Indians Held in Indianapolis
The executive committee of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association met at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis and set May 24 and 25 for the midsummer meeting. A banquet will open the proceedings, followed by regular sessions with the program still being prepared. The Times faces criticism for personal attacks rather than issue coverage and is urged to publish substantiating figures. Miss Leous-Willisme, a graduate of Weltner School of Magnetic Healing and the New York Institute of Science, is at A. Bodie’s home, 233 South Main Street, noted for her healing skills.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Leous -Willisme
Weltner School of Magnetic Heeling
New York Institute of Science
A. Bdnie
Main Stress
Purdue University College Farm
Indiana
State
Hotel Cadillac to install 200 long distance telephones in Detroit
Detroit’s Hotel Cadillac plans a major modernization with 200 long distance telephones in every guest room and an on site switchboard with operators. Other upgrades include new elevators. Also noted are Purdue University festival plans and varied state agricultural reports.
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Cadillac
Detroit
Isto
New York
Ten Eycle
Albany
Hoston
Interest in Elkhart suit against Central Bermades Co.
Geo T Murdock of Elkhart sues Central Bermades Co. as The Indianapolis Press notes strong interest in the outcome. The paper warns collusion would complicate proof and says such a suit has not been brought here.
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Indianapolis
Geo. T. Murdock
Elkhart
Centrel Bermades Co
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UD. P. Deardoff
Waterman-Kulp
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George Hungay
Auburn
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Mddlebury
John W. Nusbaum
Shipshewana
Dr. Nusbaum
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Michigan City
St. James’ Episcopal Church
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Marton
Iene
Ees Oe
Nativo
Chatten
H. A. Wickham
Homer Patterson
Elkhart Stone Yard
S. Young
Charles J. Grush
Dowagiac
Amanda M. Chamberlain
Sturgis
John Sebastian
Anna Steffenhagen
Carl C. Wolf
Erma Hollister
Rosa Aldinger
Raymond G. Winegardner
Elhart
Mary B. Shriner
Cass County
Michigan
Wabash Plain Dealer
State Central Committee
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Hernly
National Capital
Goshenite
Jim Dodge
John L. Griffiths
Enoch Hogate
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B. F. Shively
Elmer Crockett
Crockett
Plymouth
Kansas City
Perry Heath
Senator Hanna
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Taggart
Tribune
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Terre Heute
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Main
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W. J . Frazier
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Amyee
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