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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1908

Page

7

Elkhart County Democrats Hold Saturday Convention

The Elkhart county Democratic convention is set for Saturday in the court yard with a large crowd expected. County chairman Robert E. Proctor will call the meeting to order at 10 AM, Fred A. Palmer of Elkhart is secretary. Afternoon nominations will include Commissioner Northern and Southern District, State Senator, Two Representatives, Sheriff, Treasurer, Coroner, and Surveyor. Names of potential ticket members from various townships are listed, plus plans to energize suburban trade and local business notes. Sixteen prisoners are in the county jail, the largest count in years.

Demverate Elkhart County Robert E. Proctor Fred A. Palmer Elkhart Bentom Cleveland Clinton Jefferson Middlebury Evs Osolo BS Union Washington York Northern District Southern District Danifel M. Bechtel Gozien Jacob J. Zollinger S. A. Hoover Clinton Township John Coread Jiveketa Township John Pence Benton Township Wise W. Showalter Jefferson Township David Nilmer Bango Township Robert. &. Preetcy George Milburn Washington Township John Hartman Locke Township Jacob Hauenstein Ed M. Bilsea Co. Witt Goshen David D. _Rodtbaugh Com Adam Smith J. P. Saunders H. B. App Elias Fisher B. F. Stillwell Glow

Oldfield Breaks Record at Blue Grass Fairgrounds

In Lexington Kentucky on August 11 Barney Oldfield shattered the state and track records in the one mile event at the Blue Grass fairgrounds with a time of 59.14 seconds. Competitor Charles Soules ran 59 2/3 seconds and challenged Oldfield to a match race in Elkhart next Saturday.

Lexington Barney Oldfield Blue Grass Fairgrounds Charles Soules Ooldfield Soules Oldfield Elkhart

Hoover Hearing Ends in County Court Case on License

The Amos J. Hoover case ends with the county superintendent upholding license revocation. Hoover will appeal to State Superintendent Cotton after testimony from trustees, neighbors, and witnesses including Ex-Probate Judge Farrell. Several subpoenas were not answered, delaying proceedings.

Cotton Amos J. Hoover Dunlaps Weaver E. A. Dausman Hoover HB. W. Thornton Cleveland Township Texas Daniel M. Bechtel A. J. Hoover Nan H. Myers Middlebury Gertie Greiner North Side Goshen L. J. Brooks Charles Roose Farrell Puterbaugh Concord Township

Indianapolis Sculptress Returns From Global Quest

Kahne Beveridge, famed Indianapolis sculptress, traveled about 25000 miles seeking a perfect woman to pose as Venue. She has returned home convinced she can find equally beautiful subjects in the United States as in foreign lands.

United States Kahne Beveridge Indianapolis

Improving Right of Way Through Kosciusko County

The 8B and OQ railroad advances improvements through Kosciusko county from Milford Junction to beyond Gravelton with hundreds of new ties laid. Garrett-Chicago division freight activity has risen in recent weeks. Early in the field David L. May announces his candidacy for city clerk. The next city election is a year away in November with conventions in spring. current officials serve one more year starting January.

8B. & OQ Kosciusko County Milford Junction Gravelton Garrett-Chicago David L. May

Winona Interurban Establishes Crew Board at Warsaw Station

The Winona Interurban Railway creates a crew board in the employees room at Warsaw Station. Personnel may learn each evening at a set time the assignments for the next day.

Winona Interurban Railway Company Warsaw

Secret Marriage of Rosa Clark and George Lee

Announcement reports the marriage of Rosa Clark and George Lee of Booth Bend. The ceremony occurred April 19, 1908, in Niles, Me. Both are described as well-known young people.

Rosa Clark George Lee Booth ‘Bend Niles

Unclear fragment prompts brief notice

Fragmentary OCR text from a local page mentions an interurban station and a person named Cal Rummel with the word offered. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or organization is determinable from the fragments.

Diamond Theft Stirs South Bend Social Circles

A South Bend Times report describes a diamond theft at a social function involving a prominent local young woman. The accused guest allegedly took a large diamond from a handbag left unattended, with the owner notifying police discreetly. The diamond reappeared for resetting, and rumors claim a confession or possible libel suit from the hostess.

South Bend South Bend Times Way

Mortuary notices report multiple local deaths in Elkhart area

Samuel Sala of Harrison township died at his home at 10 p m age 67 born in Randolph county lived 52 years in Harrison township member of Progressive Brethren church surviving wife a brother John Sala of Petoskey Mich and sister Mrs Aaron Wallace of Harrison township Burial at Union Chapel cemetery Burkle Mrs Josephine Murphy Burkle died at 46 at her Elkhart home heart disease and gall stones survived by husband two daughters Mesdames Null and DeGotte location Elkhart and Go shen and Grand Rapids Durand George W Durand of Goshen died at his 211 Wilden avenue home age 84 born in Snyder county Pa came to Ohio then Goshen 60 years ago ill since last Wednesday gangrene survived by son James Durand daughter Olive Durand two steps Joshua C and Thomas Carpenter four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral Friday 2 30 p m at residence with Rev N B Mathes Interment Oak Ridge.

Sala Samuel Sala Harrison Township Harrison Center Mr. Sala Randolph County Elkhart County Progressive Brethren Church John Sala Petoskey Mich Aaron Wallace Friends Union Chapel Rend and Menaugh Burkle Jacob P. Burkle Josephine Murphy Elkhart Estel Murphy Goshen Grand Rapids Durand George W. Durand Wilden Avenue Snyder County Ohio Peter Fetters Waterford George Rowell James Caton

Editor Gees to Hospital After Pneumonia Illness

South Bend News city editor Charles Cain was admitted to Epworth Hospital for pneumonia while on vacation in Washington D C. Doctors advise extended hospitalization until full recovery, despite plans to return to work. Republicans hold convention naming nominees for township trustees and other offices.

Gees Te Hospital Charles Cain South Bend News Epworth Hospital Cain Bia Washington, D. C

Building sale transfers property for six thousand dollars

Metropolitan Loan and Savings Association deed transfers its East Lincoln Avenue building to Seymour N Gourney for 6000 dollars. The two story brick structure at 109 East Lincoln was occupied by Western Union on the first floor and Lou W Vail's law offices on the second. Executed June 30 1908 by Charles A Wehmeyer secretary and P C Purl president. Tenants remain, no changes planned.

Cline Metropolitan Loan & Savings Association East Lincoln Avenue Seymour N. Gourney Gourney Michigan Indiana Wolverine Metropolitan Association Lou W. Vail City National Bank

Elkhart Boy Lona Reported Drowning Tragedy

In South Bend a boy named Lona from Elkhart became the third victim in a drowning incident. Witnesses say about thirty boys were nearby when the boy went under, and several physicians were close by trying to aid him. He reportedly died after cramps and immersion, with rescue efforts failing.

Elkhart Lona Edith South Bend

Kosciunko County Farmers Charged With Animal Cruelty

Jacob and Boyd Vangilder, Koscianko County farmers, were arrested by Constable A C Farber on cruelty to animals charges. The case alleges they beat a neighbor’s pig to death with whips and clubs after it trespassed on their land, citing crop damage.

Kosciunko County Jacob Boyd Vangilder Kostinsko County A. C. Farber Roy Carr Vangilder

Signals for Crossing At Pennsylvania Crossing

Workmen begin erecting electric signals at the poor farm crossing west of Columbia City where the C. S. King family death occurred and a near miss happened weeks later. The case to require a watchman at this four track crossing is in the supreme court. Signals expected to be complete before Thursday.

Pennsylvania Poor Farm Columbia City C. S. King Supreme Court

St Joseph County Democratic Ticket Listed

The St Joseph county Democrats nominate Representatives G. A. Knoblock and W. B. Snyder for the ticket. Pros Atty Jos BE Talbot. Treasurer W Stover. Sheriff J Henry Hartser. Coroner Dr H T Montgomery. Surveyor J H Mush. Com Dist D A White. Com Mid Dist M S Gorskt.

St. Joseph County Democrats G. A. Knoblock W. B. Snyder Jos BE. Talbot W. ©. Stover J. Henry Hartser H. T. Montgomery J. H. Mush W. Dist D. A. White Mid Dist Gorskt

Interurban Baggage Rule Spares Excess Fees

The 1907 Excess Baggage Act extends to interurbans per a ruling by the Indiana Railway Commission. Traction companies must carry 160 pounds of baggage free on each transport ticket. Big Birthday Dinner gathers 47 guests at Aust Berkey’s home near Go phen on Sunday to celebrate Mrs Bor’s birthday.

Indiana Railway Commisnion Aust Berkey West Gophen Bunday Bor

Woman Dies Suddenly in Elkhart Paraly sis

Mrs Beatrice Prentice aged 89 wife of J F Prentice Lake Shore conductor of Elkhart died about 9 pm after a brief illness She had been at Simonton Lake with her husband and friends and was brought to Elkhart after a paralysis stroke Survivors include her husband and brother R R Johnson of Langrane Ind She was a member of the Lady Maccabees.

Beatrice Prentice Elkhart J. F. Prentice Lake Shore Prentice Simonton Lake R. R. Johnson Langrange Ind The Lady Maccabees

Promoter William Osgood Orton Dies in Wisconsin

William Osgood Orton, promoter of the C L and O B electric line from South Bend to Michigan City and Chicago, died in a Kenosha suburb, Wis due to general paresis. Born in Philadelphia 36 years ago, he moved to Mishawaka in 1894 and served as editor of Power and Transmission published by the Podge Pulley Mfg Co.

Wisconsin William Osgood Orton South Bend C. L Michigan City Chicago Kenosha Wis Orton Philadelphia Mishawaka Power and Transmission Podge Pulley Mfg. Co

Shively Predicts Democratic Victory In St Joseph County

Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend visited Plymouth on business and expressed strong confidence that St Joseph county is lined up for a democratic victory. He said national signs favor a Democratic win more than in 16 years.

Shively Plymouth B. F. Shively South Bend St. Joseph County

Car Rollover Injures Man in Rural Michigan Area

A touring party including B. Van Auken and his Kalamazoo wife with guests Miss Morton and Miss Bowman of Chicago turned turtle near Rolling Prairie. The vehicle pinned three women beneath the car and H struck Mr. Van Auken against a barbed wire fence causing severe injuries while the women escaped with minor bruises.

B. van Auken Kalamazoo Mich Morton and Bowman Chicago Prairie Mr. van Auken

Ace Hauling Ties Tie Up Mentone Rail Line

Workers for the Winona Interurban railway string bundles of ties along the Warsaw Peru line east of Mentone. Attorney W D Stansifer for the company consults Nickels Plate railroad officials about ceasing the tracks at Mentone.

Winona Interurban Railway Company Mentone W. D. Stansifer Nickels Plate Road

Adjusting Insurance on Rag ER Home Fire Loss

Insurance adjusters inspect the East Washington Street home of Melvin M Rag er after a recent fire. The Blumberg and Hirshfield loss is being reviewed at the junk shop. A $1000 policy will be paid in full. Warsaw Eagles beat Mentone Giants 2 to 1 in 18 innings, Brenneman of Winona Rede striking out 16. Lawyer Warner B Turner files against Tusting in court.

Washington Street Melvin M. Rager Blumberg & Hirshfield D.W. Neidig South Main Street

Aging carrier Harper stars in Decatur tale of theft and threats

The report notes an elderly 82 year old carrier named Harper near Decatur as a central figure in a case of arson threats against a building. Attorneys Wickwire of Ashley and Leonard of Fort Wayne plan damage suits against the Wabash railroad for inducing buying of lots and houses with promises of a division point that never materialized.

United States Nervice T. R. Wickwire Ashley Ehmer Leonard Fort Wayne Will Wabash Railroad Company

Phelps of California to Speak on Economic Questions in Goshen

Oliver H. Phelps, a California resident born in Crawfordsville and a Union veteran, will address Goshen residents tomorrow evening at court park about the nation’s economic questions. He is described as a ripe student and a forceful orator, inviting the people of Goshen and surrounding areas to attend.

Oliver H. Phelps California Goshen Court Park Mr. Phelps Crawfordsville Phelps

Big Corporation Forms to Supply Northern Indiana and Ohio

A large public utilities company to provide light heat and power to many northern Indiana and Ohio towns has been formed with 4 500 000 capital stock. Articles filed with the secretary of state. Directors include Franklin J Babcock Anthony Brady C F Det erich F S Heating Jas Time Mee Bem T Murdock Henry Paul and James N Wallace. Fort Wayne area clues will be supplied.

Indiana Ohio Secretary's of State Franklin J. Babcock Anthony Brady C. FF Deterich T. ‘Murdock Henry Paul James N. Wallace Fort Wayne

Couple Refused Marriage License in Blk Hart

Willam J. Richmond of Bikhart and Eva May Roach of White Pigeon Michigan appeared in the superior court clerk's office seeking a license. Richmond, 35, and Roach, 5? stated they were first cousins. Clerk Fleming refused the request citing prohibited marriage between relatives.

Willam J. Richmond Bikhart Eva May- Roach White Pigeon Mich Superior Court Blkhart Richmond Fleming

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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or identifiable names. The readable fragments cannot establish a coherent news item, date, or location for a meaningful summary.

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