Marion Morrison Is Free In Fish Law Case At Ligonier
In Ligonier Justice Kelcey's court Marion Morrison was acquitted of possessing over twenty four black bass after Deputy Fish Commissioner Gowing testified to his arrest. The trial drew jurors who applauded Morrison's counsel as the verdict arrived, illustrating local attitudes toward fish law violators.
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Keleys
Ligonier
Marion Morrison
Gowing
Milton Morrison
Morrison
Syracuse
Kelcey
Wigton
Noale County
Sims
Goshen
Kelsey
Levi Arnold obituary and local notices from County bridge
Levi Arnold died at his home 135 miles south of New Paris on April 24. He was born August 30 1826 in Harrison County Ohio and moved with his father to this county in 1846. He married Susanna Neff in 1853 and four of five children survive. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM from Baintertown church with burial in Baintertown cemetery. Also notes on pickle factory site search, telephone line expansion talks, and Washington Street pavement progress.
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Levi Arnold
New Paris
Harrison County
Ohio
Susanna Neff
W.C. Barnes
John
James
Charles Arnold
Baintertown
Baintertown Cemetery
Merchants Defy Clerk's Union Spring Hours
The Clerk's Union faces a difficult task as merchants ignore rules to close at 8 pm. Last night four clothing stores stayed open until nearly 9 pm causing excitement and discouragement among union members. The union cites winter rules but had set May 8 30 closing and 9 pm in July August, yet merchants push the season.
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Jane
Indiana Republicans seek probe of state treasurer office
A Northern Indiana Republican movement, led by a prominent party figure, urges Governor Mount to investigate the state treasurer. The call follows a circular to county treasurers seeking partial settlements amid a claimed state bankruptcy. The treasurer reported $650,000 available balance.
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Indiana
Mount
Treasurer of State
Wogoman Faces 45 Day Stone Yard Term Over Fine
Frank Wogoman, a fish law violator imprisoned in the county jail, must pay a $43 fine by tonight or face 45 days in the stone yard. He sent for friends this afternoon seeking cash, but none arrived by 3 PM. The prisoner is expected to go to the stone yard.
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Frank Wogoman
Stone Yard
Wogoman
Property Changes at 219 North Fifth Street
Franck A. Hascall sold the residence at 219 North Fifth Street to Samuel J Rowell who plans to occupy soon and may remodel the house. Operation for Removal of Tumet.
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Franck A. Hascall
North Fifth Street
Samuel J Rowall
Mr. Rowell
Musial Club Program and Socials Highlight Goshen Scene
The social season in Goshen featured a Woman's Musical Club program at the First Baptist Church with Virginia Creece Madge Tiedeman Lillian Johnson and Emma Harper. Performances included Nevin works by Elwyn Butts and Nora Harmon piano solos and a closing piano duet. Social events followed with a Progressive Stag bowling party and a Dutch lunch at homes on South Third and South Tenth streets.
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First Baptist Church
Virginia Creece
Madge Tiedeman
Lillian Johnson
Emma Harper
Nevin
Soe
Elwyn Butto
McDowell
Laura Kindig
Chester Adams
Wonder
Arthur A. Clappe
Chester Leas
Reading
Lillian Simon Johnston
Nora Harmon
Howard Humphrey
Myrtle E. Clark
Ethel B. Croopt
Virginia Dreese
Ethelbert Nevin
Elwyn Butte
Butts
Woman's Musical Club
Nebt
Mises Nora Harmon
Elkhart
Francis Sims
Clara C. Hubbell
Grace F. Adams
Augusta N. Alderman
Kicked by Runaway Horse Left Two Boys in Critical Condition
A Milford accident at about five o'clock last evening left William Beatty's two sons, ages five and seven, badly bruised after their carriage collided with a frightened horse. The elder boy suffered broken ribs and internal injuries and was unconscious for hours. the younger was in danger but expected to survive. Mr. Beatty escaped injuries though shaken, and the carriage was demolished.
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Milford
Wm. Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Milford Griat Mill
Holdbecks
Beatty
Indiana Politician with 118 Votes Faces Governor Fight
Indianapolis observers report Goshen manager Charles W. Miller behind key state nominations. James S. Dodge, Elkhart, leads Thirteenth district push for governor, aided by an alleged bloc of 118 votes to trade for patronage and state offices. The convention Thursday could hinge on this district’s influence.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
James
Dodge
Supreme Court
James 3S. Dodge
Thirteenth
James 8S
Elkhart
Wabash
James S. Dodge
Charles W Miller
Charles Wehmeyer
James S.drake
L. W. Vail
John M. van Fleet
M. A. Demarest
A. P. Kent
A. B. Beardsley
Maj. Miller
Col. Dodge
Aaron Jones
Indiana
Winamac
Democrat—Journal
M. M. Hathaway
Winamsac
Simon
Noble County
James M. Robinson Hae
Twelfth
Indianapolis News
Col
Jim Dodge
Thirteenth Congressional District
State House
Prisoned for refusing to work in rain in Alcatraz case
Rudolph Frank enlisted at Le Porte and went to Pis now ins military prison on Alcatraz. He refused to work in the rain and was court martialed for dishonorable discharge, receiving three years. He writes to parents seeking help from local politicians to win release.
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Rudolph Frank
le Porte
Pis
Ins
Alcatraz
Californian
Coset
Pacific Ocean
Crumpacker
South Bend Grants Franchise to St. Joseph and Elkhart Power
The South Bend council approved a 25 year franchise for St. Joseph and Elkhart Power. The company must install 2500 horsepower, build at least 85 feet high lines, deliver 1000 horsepower by December 1 1901 or forfeit $1000, post $5000 bond, and pay 3 percent of gross lighting receipts yearly. Rates cap at eight cents per thousand watts for electric light and five cents for power up to five horsepower with tiered charges beyond that.
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South Bend Council
St. Joseph & Elkhart Power Company
South Bend Power
St. Joseph and Elkhart
South Bend
Death of 17 year old Hoover Estella Hogue
Estella Hoover Hogue, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hogue, died after a brief pneumonia illness. She resided with Mrs Mary Collins and attended St John Catholic Church and the Catholic school. Her funeral, with Rev Father King officiating, is set for Friday morning. her father is en route from Valparaiso.
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Hoover Estella
Howard Hogue
Cement Factory Project Heads Benton Harbor Area
Ex Postmaster General J S Clarkson leads a new company to build a large cement factory on the marsh between Benton Harbor and St Joseph. The firm bought five miles of river water power and plans a dam. Jacob Miller of near Turkey Creek drowned after falling from a boat in a lake nearby. he was 56. Funeral at Union Chapel near his home Thursday at 10. Threwn From Carriage. Arther E Yount received word this.
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Benton Harbor News
J. S. Clarkson
St. Joseph
Jacob Miller
Turkey Creek
S Lake
Miller
Union Chapel Church
Death of Hiram Stetler in rural accident near Benton
Hiram Stetler aged about 69 died suddenly yesterday morning at his home about 53 miles southeast of Benton. He and his nephew Juston Stetler were cutting willow grubs when a ground collapse caused him to fall. Rescuers were summoned but could not revive him.
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Reuben Culp
Wakaruss
Gelchner
Justice Farrell
Culp
Ssmuel Wenger
Wakarusa
Wenger
Gelcbner
Hiram Stetler
Benton
Mr. Stetler
Juston Stetler
Fire harms child and grandmother in Walker ton incident
Five year old Charlee Wisenbaugh’s clothing caught fire near a bonfire at her grandmother’s home in Walker ton. The child burned severely. the bed caught fire and the grandmother and mother were burned protecting her. Mrs. Wisenbaugh’s condition is critical while the grandmother is rescued.
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Charlee Wisenbeugh
Walkerton
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Cenurt
Charles Blinder
Minnie Gilbert
Blinder
Justice
Young's Court
Deah & Deahh
Gijlbert
Swank Surglary
Chatten
Marshal Self
Swank
Marshal Seif
Alwine
Peter Alwine
H. F. Philippi
Wilson
Elliott
Max D Ratner
Dunlaps
Ratner
C. M. Immel
John Otto
Wice Daniel Otto
Otto
Mr. Immel
Harley A. Machin
Constantine
Alice Harshbarger
Columbia City
Elkhart River
Sugar Grove
Yellow Creek
Harrison Center
Williame Bros. & Charbonneau Pickle Factory
Detroit
Roose & Lint
Messrs. McConaughy
Yoder
Jobus
Independent Telephone Company
Goshen Exchange
Hatch
Washington Street
Levy
Tumet
Forrest Esten Trump
Chicago
A. M. Tornow
L. E. Perry
Mesers
LaMar Croop
Daniel Anderson
Irvin Kelly
Jacob Wager
L. E Perry
Ray Barron
Thomas Lipsett
Arthur Stuteman
Afton Letherman
Roy Miller
Jacob Dembufsky
Harrold Keith
Misa Feannie Barnstein
South Third Street
Roy Schrock
Lansing
Mich
Edward Pottlitzer
LaFayette
Lansing, Mich
Daisy Brown
Jhe. Brookmeyer
English Lutheran Church
South Tenth Street
Clare Fresbour
C. J. Castetter
South Main Street
Century J
Ottawa
McNaughten Hall
Judge Brown
United States District Court
New York
Jack Haverley
James Haverly
LaPorte
Haverly
Michael Wilderson
Wilderson
Leaven
William Helmick
Lincoln Township
St. Joe County
Helmick
Mishawaka
Eberlsin
Constantinople
Sam
Henry Gillman
Barbara Gillman
Dowagise
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Sunday News
Vincennes
Munson Company
Kosciusko County
New Buffalo
G. T. By
Battle Creek
South Hend
Mortuary Record
Arthur Mennedy
Arthur Kennedy
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