Pioneer Citizen Louis H Noble Dies at 86 in Goshen
Louis H Noble a long time Goshen resident and early industrialist died at his North Fifth Street home after a long illness. He aged 86 and celebrated his 63rd wedding anniversary in March. Noble helped found a major school furniture and hardware business, later retiring, and was active in local racing and fire departments. He leaves a wife two daughters and multiple grandchildren with funeral plans set for Friday.
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Louis H. Noble
Goshen
Long 4
North Fifth Street
Mr. Noble
Ann Arbor
Mich
Noble
Brownstown
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Motte
Norwich Village
Muskingum County
Ohio
James T. Maxfield
St. Paul
Maxfield
C. E. Lawrence
Hillsdale
Poyser
Mitchel
Opera House
Lincoln Avenue
Noble, Danning & Co
E.H. Lanning
United Fates
Canada
Joseph M. Noble
Singer, Mfg. Co
South Bend
John H. Lesh
Nobles
Noble Hose Company
Frank A. Hascall
Belle Jenkinson
Cissell
M. E
van Nuys
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Charles ©. Noble
Snobarger
Goshen Leaders Plot Goshen Fort Wayne Electric Link
Attorney Wilber L. Stonex heads to St Louis for talks with James Rothwell over the Goshen Fort Wayne electric line plans. James Lynch visits Wolfe Lake to buy mules for grading. Several local men return from service or fatefully depart. deaths and a Goshen marriage are noted among others.
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Wilber L. Stonex
St. Louis
James Rothwell
Goshen
Fort Wayne
Rothwell
Syracuse
James Lynch
Wolfe Lake
Flowers Pulled From Yard in North Sixth Street Burglary
Unknown persons invaded the rear yard of John Werner on North Sixth Street and stole a collection of fine flowers planted by Mrs. Werner. Plants were pulled up by the roots and the incident was reported to the police.
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John Werner
North Sixth Street
Dill
Kobler
Water Works
Deahl
Kohler
Crary Monument
Kronk
Rock Run Creek
Main Street Bridge
Merchants Move Away From Trading Stamps in Elkhart
Most Elkhart merchants abandon trading stamps following a regional trend, with Goshen merchants having done so earlier. The note appears to urge readers to contact Sac Co for clarification.
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Elkhart
Goshen
Curfew Enforcement And Election Inspectors Named
City council met briefly to approve a May 6 election and appoint election inspectors for ten precincts. The curfew law, long ignored, was reaffirmed with strict enforcement by night officers.
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O. F. Williamson
Carnegie Public Library Board
Daniel A. Sanders
Sanders
Garvin
Daniel T. Kauffman
Kobbler
Francia M
Kohler
Mr. Kronk
Butterfield
Mesers
Hamilton
Lowry
Stoutenour
Troyer
Kobler
Messrs
Kronk
Chariton
Swank
Holdeman Case to be Tried Next Court Term
The case against W H Holdeman and bondsmen to recover 5900 lost by the Elkhart school city moves toward trial after supreme court sustains a demurrer. Bondsmen’s attorneys filed answers and the matter proceeds to trial. marriage licenses issued for George Long Goshen 23 and Maude Madison Goshen 22.
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W. H. Holdeman
Elkhart
Supreme Court
George Long
Goshen
Maude Madison
Beveridge Backing Miller Shapes Indiana Convention
At Indianapolis on April 22 special dispatches report the attorney-generalship contest in flux. Senator Beveridge openly backs C W Miller while Senator Fairbanks supports Ward H Watson, with Miller seen as strongest on first ballot. Rumors claim Merrill Moores may serve as a dummy to boost Miller in exchange for deputyship.
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Indianapolis
Beveridge
C. W. Miller
Fairbanks
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
United States
Miller
Merrill Moores
Moore
John C. Wingate
Denison
Singer Sewing Machine Works Reopens After Nine-Week Strike
Sout Bend April 22. The Singer Sewing Machine Works reopened after a nine week closure caused by a strike of 1,700 workers. Early reports say 130 to 400 employees returned to work this morning. No clashes reported yet though violence is feared.
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Sout Bend
Singer Sewing Machine Works
Veteran John Poff Dies in South Bend at 68
John Poff, Civil War veteran aged 68, died this morning in South Bend. His daughter, en route from Lexington Indiana with the remains of her husband Albert Frame, does not yet know of her father’s death.
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South Bend
John Poff
Lexington
Ind
Albert Frame
Landis Renn sues Pullman Palace Car for 2000 damage
Elkhart resident Landis C Renn sues the Pullman Palace Car Co in St Joe circuit court for 2000 alleging his wife died after being refused a sleeper berth in Chicago on June 7 1900 while she was convalescent. The case has been twice filed in Elkhart court.
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Landis C. Renn
Elkhart
St. Joe
Pullman Palace Car Company
Caborn & Hall
Chicago
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H. Noble
Pioneer Citizen
Vel Boun
Tua Kavtoe
Clarence C. Charlton
Milton M. Mishler
Charlton
Archbald
Williams County
Edgerton
L. 8. & M.S. Railway Company
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Samaritans
English Luthern Church
John W. Smith
Third Ward
Jackson Township
C.C. & &. Louis Railway Company
Smith
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Clarence O. Charlton
John W. Smits
Louie
Wawasee
Philippines
Ike Mummert
Benton
Kenneth C. Garvin
Frank Garvin
City
Geo. Garvin
Jackson
Tenn
Justice Young
Leer
Au Cow
Willi
Sac Co
Beck
Democratic City Central Committee
A. R. Menaugh
A. R. Ward
Charles Kohler
James Freeland
Elias Gortner
Frank Dudley Foulkes
Bernard J. Collins
Rufus C. Minnich
Joseph Gallagher
Chauncey H., Cripe
Finance and Claims
Broutenour
C. A. Davis
Davis
West Side
Commissioners’ Court
Cemetery
Sexton
Parks
Fifth
Seventh Streets
Peter Trainor
Trainor
Maior
Big Four
Lake Shore
Schuyler C., Hubbell
Major
Hubbell
Gates
Hafer
W. C. T. U. Society
J. H. Heatwole
Holdeman
Ligonier
Democrats
Fred H. Greene
Albert B. Weaver
Sol Henoch
William Vandersmith
Harlan Gibson
Jesse B. Smith
Jacob Sheets
Eli B. Gerber
Thomas E. Kelley
Jacob W. Museer
Rule
Wm. Ecker
Fred Hope
Renn
Lake View
Emig
Wabash
William E. Misgen
South Third Street
William W. Scherling
Mary Hartzler
Main Street
Anna Miller
Benjamin F. Sebrock
Clinton Township
Union Bricklayers
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