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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1908

Page

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Amishmen Hurt in Clinton Township Real Estate Incident

Two Clinton Township Amishmen Miller and Kauffman were thrown from a buggy after their horse bolted at Lincoln avenue crossing. Miller sustained severe injuries to the hip, Kauffman unharmed. The horse later injured its nose after a wild outward run. At Evan's livery, Dr. Armour attended Miller.

Clinton Township Miller Kauffman Lincoln Avenue Lake Shore Iset Ninth Street Sanders-Hgebert Evan's W. J. Armour Owen Stauffer Kesler & Stauffer North Fifth Street Dunkard Fifth Clinton Highth and Jefferson Streets Stauffer

Willhide Likely For Mayor Nomination In GOP Convention

William A. Willhide is expected to be offered as mayoral candidate by the Republican convention and former Mayor Lowry is also likely to be presented as a prospective nominee in the crowded field.

Willhide William A. Willhide Lowry

Axle break delays Winona baggage car at Douglas Street switch

The rear axle of the Winona baggage and express car broke at the Douglas street switch on South Main street as it came into Goshen this morning. The car remained on the switch until repairs were completed this afternoon.

Goshen Winona Baggage and Express Douglas Street South Main Street

County Assessor Bryner Becomes Ill on Car Ride

County Assessor Bryner fell ill while riding an interurban to Mishawaka yesterday and needed assistance from Harve Hawks and friends. He showed improvement today.

Bryner Mishawaka Harve Hawks

Woman breaks arm after trip on carpet at home

Mrs. Isaac Berkey living four miles east of the city tripped on a carpet strip and fell breaking her right arm near the shoulder in a domestic accident.

Isaac Berkey

Births Reported for Local Residents Over Weekend

A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Allen Stump of Queen Street. A son was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Elmer B Stealy of Harrison Township. A daughter was born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs Mose Cotherman.

Allen Stump Queen Street Elmer B. Stealy Harrison Mose _Cotherman

Salamanka Club Organized by North Side Residents

The Salamanka club forms after residents petitioned the board of education to reinstate David Ganger as janitor at Chamberlain School. Officers named include President J A Heacock and Treasurer John Chamberlain. The group vows to promote integrity, curb graft, and support honorable citizens across the community.

North Side Board of Education David Ganger Chamberlain School Richard Lane Salamanka Club Presdent J. A. Heacock Vce F. B. Cripe W. H. H. Lawrence John Chamberlain Hmary Austin

Settlers Reunion Planned for Court Park September 4

J D Umbenhour announces a detailed program for the old Settler's Reunion to be held at Court Park on September 4. Addresses by Dr Sol G C Dickey of Winona and Prof Hartzler of Goshen College. Dr Thing of Goshen prepared an original poem and will speak. Umbenhour to lead music, with decades of local teaching ensuring a full program.

J. D. Umbenhour Court Park Sol GC. Dickey Winona Hartzler Goshen College Thing Goshen Umbenhour

School Janitor Row Deferred Pending Superintendent Return

The Chamberlain school janitor change sparked petitions as 3350 residents urge reinstatement of David Ganger after Richard Lane replacement. No action until Superintendent Lillian E. Michael returns from Alaska and board member W. H. Charnley from Seattle.

W. H. Charnley Seattle Wash North Side

Elkhart Chautauqua Cuts Pass Privileges

Reports say pass privilege abuse by a preacher who admitted letting several families use his ticket then exiting the grounds for others. The Elkhart Chautauqua management ordered all pass holders to obtain exit checks for every departure from the grounds.

Elkhart Chautauqua

Mallory in South Bend

H. A. Mallory of Toledo Ohio, here to gauge support for a proposed mausoleum in Oak Ridge cemetery by National Mausoleum Co of Shelby Ohio, is in South Bend. He also pursues tycrete, a concrete waterproof building material produced by Ideal Concrete Co of South Bend.

Mallory South Bend H. A. Mallory Toledo Oak Ridge Cemetery National Mausoleum Company Shelby Ideal Concrete Co

O'Reilly to Carry Taft Message Passes Through Goshen

The San Antonio Daily Light courier EB. 8. O'Reilly rides 2200 miles from San Antonio to Washington bearing a message to President Taft. He will pass through Goshen on a date to be announced.

Goshen Democrat O'Reilly San Antonio

Detectives Probe Fire in Niles Michigan

Detectives from Chicago are in Niles Michigan investigating a mysterious fire. A fire bug caused nine horses and two mules to burn along with property valued at $12 000.

Chicago Niles Mich

Locate j in Indianapolis in letter to W C Elliott

In a letter to W C Elliott Harrison says he will locate in Indianapolis before doing 800 he will make a visit to Goshen.

Indianapolis B. Harrison Goshen

W. O. W. Excursion From Goshen Draws 618 Fare Paying Passengers

The Goshen W. O. W. excursion to Michigan City attracted 618 paid fares with tickets sold out before departure. A nine coach train carried locals via Lake Shore and Lake Erie Western lines, returning last night. Visitors from Indiana Illinois and Michigan swelled crowds, while band members entertained and contests awarded prizes to Camp and Grove units.

Michigan City Goshen W. O. W. Lodge Lake Lake Shore Lake Erie & Western Laporte Elkhart South Bend Indiana Illinois Michigan Ed Ryerson J. A. Bickel Earl Santschi Aubrey McKinley Will Bickel Charles Kahler Neal Fuller John Marks Ed Beckner Ed Wanmbaugh Frank Wert Harold Slabaugh John Wortinger Charley Wortinger James Barnes Frank Keehn Indianapolis Star Lantz Company K Chicago Independence Camp No South Bend Grove No Home Grove Camp No Mishawaka George Beebe Charles Stucker Maj J. B. Aurani Leporte

Milford Man Fatally Injured by Horse Kick

Joseph Kaiser aged 28 of Milford is badly injured after being kicked by a horse while feeding stock. He was found under the horse with a fractured skull in a semi conscious condition and has little hope for recovery. His wife discovered him twenty minutes after the incident at their barn.

Milford Joseph Kaiser Kaiser

Funeral of Mrs. J. D. Osborne

Funeral services for Mrs. J. D. Osborne were held at Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon. Rev. E. A. Vannuys preached the sermon as a large attendance of Goshen friends gathered to pay their respects.

Osborne J. D. Osborne Oak Ridge Cemetery E. A. Vannuys Goshen

Jackson Sorenson Tie The Knot In Cedar Falls Iowal

Ira B Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson Benton township married Elise Sorenson of Cedar Falls Iowa in Cedar Falls on July 28. Jackson is employed there and had moved from Goshen to Chicago years ago.

Iowa Ira B. Jackson Frank Jackson Benton,township Elise Sorenson Cedar Falls Jackson Goshen Chicago

Ruth Perfected Two Cylinder Engine Eyes Mishawaka Move

M. S. Daniels of Warsaw head of the Ruth Perfected Two Cylinder Engine company seeks a Mishawaka location and is optimistic about the town. Goshen offers ample space for the business.

Mishawaka M. S. Daniels Warsaw Goshen

Accident in Kalamazoo Yards Cripples Toledo Brakeman

Lake Shore brakeman R. Smeed of Toledo was crushed by a locomotive wheel in Kalamazoo yards. The incident left his hand severed, marking a peculiar and tragic railroad accident.

Kalamazoo Lake Shore R. Smeed Toledo

Holdeman Home Leased by Keith Family on South Sixth

Thomas A. Keith and his mother have leased the Holdeman residence at South Sixth Street and plan to move in within a few days. The arrangement involves William Holdeman as the property owner.

Holdeman Thomas A. Keith William Holdeman South Sixth Street

Man Arrested After Stone Attack Near Wolcottville

John Haner of near Wolcottville was arrested for using a stone on W Plank Street during a quarrel with two men over adjoining land boundaries.

John Haner Wolcottville W. Plank

Death in cab of Lake Shore engine at Elkhart

Hungarian worker Alex Simovics was fatally scalded when a washout plug blew from engine 5696 in the Lake Shore round house at Elkhart. Greek boiler washer Andrew Geras was severely burned and believed dying. foreman William Snyder aided in the rescue. Simovics leaves a wife in Elkhart. Geras has a family in Greece.

Alex Simovics Lake Shore Andrew Géras Lake Shore Round House Elkhart Simovics Clark Hospital Geras William Snyder Round House Snyder Simoviccs Simovies Greece

Barnhart Sends Government Books to Clergy in Thirteenth District

Representative Barnhart has mailed government statistics on marriage and divorce to 230 ministers, priests and rabbis in the Thirteenth district. He is also sending a publication titled A Century of Population Growth in the United States, aimed at aiding clergy with data for sermons.

Barnhart Thirteenth United States

Chautauqua Draws Largest Crowd at Elkhart Park

The fifth annual St. Joseph Chautauqua at McNaughton park, Elkhart, closed Sunday night with about 4,000 on the grounds. KryT's band headlined the event as the season’s best crowd and talent praised. An assembly will return next year.

St. Joseph Chautauqua McNaughton Park Elkhart Kryt

Elkhart Set to Build Hospital As Civic Group Forms

Fifteen minute car service starts in Elkhart. A city hospital will be built and a civic organization formed to advance it. The Lake Shore will end Sunday Cedar Point excursions due to coach shortages. About 1,200 Elkhartans joined yesterday’s Sunday trips.

Lake Shore Cedar Point

Not Pleased with Decision on Mishawaka Drive Access

Mishawaka resident Dr. A G Miller rails at Judge Vanfleet injunction blocking private drive use during West Second Street repairs. He threatens to close his ground to the public. Local papers oppose the ruling and argue the street should stay open. tragic death at Logan Street crossing linked to the closure.

A. G. Miller Mishawaka West Second Street

Last season at Jones Hotel ends at Jones Landing

Capt and Mrs A M Jones of Lake Wawasee announce that the present season will be their last in the hotel business. After more than 25 years running the Jones Landing establishment they seek extended rest and planned closure. They were persuaded to stay open this summer.

Jones A. M. Jones Lake Wawasee Jones’ Landing

Knott Named Assistant Cashier At City National Bank

J W Knott, secretary of Auburn Savings Loan and Trust Co, elected assistant cashier to succeed Frank H Nicolai who was removed. The Auburn Courier reports Nicolai surrendered to Attorney D M Link amid a mental and physical collapse after embezzling an amount estimated at five thousand dollars. Frazer, a National bank examiner from Warsaw, began federal court proceedings against Nicolai with a Fort Wayne hearing set.

City National Bank At Auburn J. W. Knott Auburn Savings Loan and Trust Co Frank H. Nicolai Wm. D. Frazer National Bank Examiner Warsaw Nicolai Fort Wayne Edward Detzer Detzer Auburn Courier D. M. Link

LIVELY AT THE LAKE AT LAKE WAWASEE

Hot weather boosts Lake Wawasee arrivals with 90 guests at the Inn on Saturday and busy trains bringing pleasure seekers. Dance parties nightly featuring the Birdam orchestra please resorters as Fort Dearborn Chicago club cancels its Labor Day outing, delaying a 60 member visit.

Lake Wawasee Bhirdam Orchestra Chicago Fort Dearborn Club

Suf fering with Speed Mania Ends in Tragic Crash

Russell Earl 17 son of Niles Mayor B. F. Earl died when his Cadillac was struck by a Lake Shore express at the Logan street crossing Mishawaka. He had a reputation for speeding and was the first arrested under Niles speed ordinance. Funeral services were held in Niles. Moses Morris, Earl’s companion, is hospitalized in South Bend Epworth hospital but is expected to recover.

Russell Earl South Bend Niles B. F. Earl Lake Shore Logan Street Mishawaka Earl Moses Morris Epworth Hospital

Huntington Prohibits Hunting Six Years on Game Preserves

Laws recently passed prohibit hunting on game preserves where pheasants are placed by a game commissioner for six years. The only allowed hunting is rabbits and squirrels by farm owners.

Huntington

Marriage Licences Recorded In Union County

Notices list marriage licences granted including David Kilmer and Anna Reed in Union County with filing details and dates.

David Ws" Kilmer Anna Cy ‘Reed

Four Shots Fired Incident Between Banker and Friend

Wakarusa banker Stanford Willard fired four shots at H. P. Pletcher, thinking him a robber. Pletcher, blinded in one eye and carrying a lantern, saw light reflections in the barn and prompted the volley. None of the bullets hit. after the shots, Willard identified Pletcher as his friend despite Pletcher's claim of fear.

Willard Wakarusa Stanford Willard H. P. Pletcher Pletcher

Illustrated Lecture by Prof P A Yoder at College

Prof P A Yoder will speak Thursday August 12 at the College on In Far Away India with stereopticon views. He spent two years in Europe for his Ph D and traveled in the orient. The talk includes music numbers, no admission fee, and the public is invited.

P. A. Yoder India

Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices

The Bryan Ohio area reports the deaths of George W. Willford Harold Eugene Rogers George H. Clark Anna Bickel and service details for their services and burial at Oak Ridge cemetery St John Catholic church in Goshen Mishawaka and Elkhart listed with family references and viewing times

Willford George W. Willford H. L. Price Hikhart Bryan Rogers Harold Eugene Eugene Rogers North Main Street Oak Ridge Clark George H. Clark Elkhart Lake Shore William Clark Mishawaka Hugene Luke Sidney Williams I. M Henry D. Clark John Ziesel Goshen Shiloh Post Bickel Anna Bickel Frank Bickel East Washington Street St. John’s Catholic Church Clare Ellis South Bend Richard Collins Fred Edward Henry Chicago Father Eberle Oak Ridge Cemetery

Autos Surpass Horses as Goshen Roads Improve

In a ride of nearly 50 miles by automobile last night Goshen residents noted they passed three times as many autos as horses. The rise of automobiles marks a shift in travel and accompanies improvements to country roads locally.

Goshen

Cohan Show to Perform in City Tonight

Hartis arrives after a 50 mile trip from Boston and from Toledo to entertain in the city. The engagement is set for tomorrow evening with Cohan as the featured performer.

Cohan Show Cohan Hartis Boston The Toledo Morrow Evenini

Greys Triumph as Goshen Drops Laporte 9 to 2

Nearly 1,000 fans watched as Goshen using LaRue on the mound overwhelmed Laporte at Island Park yesterday afternoon by a 9 to 2 score. Hopper started for Laporte, while Kirkendorfer and LaRue fueled Goshen’s offense with timely hits and steady defense.

Island Park Laporte Greys Tigtop Capt Kelly Goshen Larue Hopper Leaporte Kirkendorfer Wise Nusbaum

Elkhart suits contest wills and mortgage foreclosures

Ella Emmons Mrs Mary Ballingee and two daughters sue Catherine Curtis over a late John O Neil estate claiming unsound mind at deed and wills invalidity Elkhart mortgage suit seeks 6000 against Herrick B Stephens property and Dr Merritt sues Joseph Jarvis for 78 for dental services

Ella Emmons Mary Ballingee John’ O’neil Catherine’ Curtis O’neil Stephens Moderna Samaritan Merritt Bristol Joseph Jarvis Jarvis

Rohrer family reunion to be held at Elkhart park

The Rohrer family reunion will be held at Elkhart Park on Wednesday August 25 with a big picnic dinner and an interesting program. Descendants are urged to attend and spread the word to others they meet. For further particulars write B H Rohrer C E Treasurer 814 Cone Street Elkhart.

Rohrer Elkhart Fea

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Lake Shore Crossing Kesler-Stauffer Firm Qld Settlers’ Reunion W. O. W. Excursion City Benton Harbor Alex. Simovics Andrew Geras Chautauqua Fred. W. Knott Frank Lively AT the Mortuary Superior Court Rohrer Reunion
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