Certian Hess Is Insane Outcome For Mental Health Case
Doctor affidavits affirm Hess is demented and likely headed to the insane asylum. Philip Hess and Whitley county officials plan to transport him to Columbia City jurisdiction after Friday, with bonds withdrawn and custody ensured until adjudication or trial. Col..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hess
Fred Hess
Whitley County
Becknell Hospital
B. E. Gates
Columbia City
Big Four
Hees
Gallagher
Becknell
Walker-Lewie Company
Elkhart County
Hess
Whitley Circuit
Fort Wayne
Hessie
Philip Hees
Hayes Linvill
Daisy Linville
Linvill
Hie Son
M C Shows Fight at Niles Line Crossing
The Michigan Central Railway blocks the Niles electric line crossing near Notre Dame to St. Marys, forcing passenger transfers. A box car is placed on the crossing by an M C employee while electric line crews move aside and return, signaling a brewing conflict as the Niles line has had strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians Company
Niles
South Benn, Inc
Michigan Central Railway Company
Indiana Railway
Atd
Michigan Central
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
M. C
M.C
South Bend
Lydia A Richards Mourned at Waterford Funeral Planned
Lydia A Richards age 67 wife of lease Richards of Waterford died at home after a year long cancer battle. Survived by husband two brothers and four sisters. Funeral next Thursday at 2 pm from residence with Rev. John M. Miller officiating and burial in Violet cemetery. Member of Christian church for 50 years since age 17. apricot pl es mentioned in ad.
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Waterford
Henry Bowser
Goshen
Carry Dalrymple
Elkhart
Henry Hippenson
Huntington County
Phillip Conkle
Santa Anna
Cal
John M. Miller
Christian Church of
Wa‘earusa
Violett
Richarde
The
Christian Church
Major Downing in Jail After March Home Invasion
Sheriff Manning brought Major Downing from Kalamazoo to Goshen jail. Downing, a known house breaker who invaded the Thomas Heefner home last March, was shot by Officer Banta while escaping. He conceded Banta is a good shot and offered no resistance to requisition.
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Thomas-Heefner
Manning
Kalamazoo
Major Downing
Thomas- Heefner
Banta
Downing
Michigan
Grand Trunk Railway
Bell Telephone Company
Thomas Heerner
Marshal Vesey
Wasj
Bungay Wins Phonograph Raffle In Ligonier Event
George Bungay traveled to Ligonier weeks ago to watch horse racing at Springer of Millersburg and Smith of Ligonier. He bought a raffle ticket for a phonograph and received a letter this morning announcing his ticket 27 won the machine. Frank Bungay collected the prize this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bungay
Ligonier
Springer
Milleraburg
Smith
Bungay
Frank Bungay
George Rood
Orland
New Railway Opens Niles Line From South Bend
The Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan railway began active service on its Niles line from South Bend at 6 o clock yesterday morning. The new line is in first rate condition and provides nearly regular service. All cars to Nuesco have been well patronized with passengers often standing on the rail during the day.
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Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Railway Company
Niles
South Bend
Nuesco
Her Purpose. Grand Rapids Girl Tries Suicide In South Bend
Gertie Alger of Grand Rapids sought ten cents worth of carbolic acid at Coonleys drug store in South Bend. The clerk questioned her and she admitted she was tired of life and intended to kill herself. She was taken to the county jail awaiting further action. Efforts will locate her friends in Grand Rapids.
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Gertie Alger
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Coonley
Grand Rapsis
Yacht Indiana Damaged in Culver Accident
A yacht named Indiana collided with an obstacle at Culver and was driven by a gust of wind onto a diving board at Kitchen's pier. The impact wrecked her sails and caused damage to the rigging.
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Indiana
Culver
Kitchen’s Pier
Fund for a City Park Wants Amusement Place
Goshen plans to use net proceeds from the Farmers and Merchants Fall Festival in September to finance a city park. Proceeds, including show revenue and privilege fees, aim to fund about 2,500 dollars for land around the dam for summer amusements and to keep residents at home. The plan anticipates a park with band concerts, baseball, and refreshment stands, possibly forming a park association.
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Goshen
Parfitt
James McMahon
Farmers’ and Merchants
Jefferson North
Clinton
Third
Fifth
Troyer
Kncex, Kronk and Widner
Robbery Reported in Elkhart City Streets
Dal Alderman, son of Frank Alderman of Boulder Cole, said two men robbed him near Washington and Second streets at about 10 pm, taking $12, two five dollar bills, two ones, and a plain gold band. An attempted ring removal failed. Police search for suspects amid a spate of hold ups in Elkhart.
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Dal Alderman
Frank Alderman
Boulder
Cole
Jane Finney
Elkhart
Washington
Second Streets
Alderman
Fostoria Couple Daniel Henty and Anna Raffene berger To Wed in Goshen
Mr. Daniel Henty of Fostoria and Miss Anna Raffene berger of east of the city left for Goshen this morning where it is expected they will marry this evening. Friends grew suspicious and were told the couple planned to keep the matter secret. They will reside in Fostoria after the wedding.
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Daniel Henty
Fostoria
Goshen
Anna Raffeneberger
Ohio
Goshen capitalists may form timber stock company in Cairo trip
Mesars David Rodibaugh James O Smith Elhannan Hess and William Young left for Cairo Arkansas to inspect a large timber tract If the timber quality is good a stock company will be formed by Goshen capitalists and thousands of acres bought with several saw mills erected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rodibaugh
James O. Smith
Elhannan Hess
William Young
Cairo
Arkansas
Goshen
Meears Salinger Bros Seek Large Alexandria Stock Purchase
Salinger Bros of the Economy negotiate to buy a large clothing and footwear stock from a firm in Alexandria. Firm members and many employees traveled to Alexandria to invoice the stock today. A harvest meeting is planned at Rodibaugh cemetery at 1030. All persons involved are listed in the above value held taco.
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Meears
Salinger Bros
Alexandria
Rodibaugh Cemetery
Letter From Dr. Harding Reflects on Goshen Friends
Former Goshen resident Dr. P. D. Harpine writes from Berne recalling old neighbors and the loss of many friends. He laments time, praises local figures, and notes he and his wife remain well in a new city while keeping Goshen in memory.
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Berne
Goshen
Billy Beane
Mitchell
Heefner
Hestwole
Bowser
Rogera
P. D. Harpine
Man Nearly Takes Chlorine Poison at Elwood Saloon
George Blanchard of New Paris attempted suicide by swallowing about two ounces of chloroform at the Elwood Steinmetz saloon last evening. Found unconscious in the rear at 9 pm, Drs Walters and Matthews revived him after two hours. A 27 year old married father of several children, he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blanchard
New Paris
Elwood Steinmetz
Blanchard
Walters
Matthews
Edward Blanchard
Willie Blanchard
Wagon Crash At Lincoln Avenue Crossing
A wagon driven by a woman and pulled by a team became frightened near the Lincoln avenue railway crossing at noon. The horses turned onto the track toward the freight house and were halted near Cottage avenue. There were two women and three children aboard. one woman was thrown but not seriously hurt. Names were not learned.
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Lincoln Avenue Railway
Cottage Avenue
City Council Plans Lake Shore Walks and Paving Plan
The council discusses building a ground board walk on the Lake Shore near water front and paving and sewer assessments. Other items include bridge changes on Plymouth avenue and North Main street, a third street sewer project, and a festival permit request with free utilities.
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City
Lake Shore
Scott
Third Street
Widner
Plymouth Avenue
Elkhart River
Troyer
Rock Run
North Main Street
Walker- Lewis
The
Indiana Railway Company
Lincoln Avenue
Washington Street
Garfield Avenue
Douglas Street
Douglas
Monroe Streets
Moston
Washington Streets
Eighth Street
Sewerage and Drainage Committee
White
Elkhart
Goshen
Miller
South End
Eroseingain
South Bend Reserves Rally In LaPorte Victory
The South Bend Reserves defeated the Indianapolis Grays 8 to 3 at LaPorte in a star performance. The article notes the South Bend Central League team passing through for Marion games this week and a later series with Grand Rapids and Kick Coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Marion
Grand Rapids
Harry Chester
Corbett
Indianapolis Greys
Indianapolis Grays
LaPorte
Hoosier Club Hosts Stag Party Before Knight Batchelor Wedding
Society notes say the Hoosier Club will host a stag party tonight for Mr. Frank Knight who will wed Miss Flora Batchelor tomorrow evening in the city. An ice cream social for Wells Memorial Lutheran Church is planned at Mrs. Kaufman home 701 South Ninth street Wednesday evening. About fifteen young people plan a dam picnic tonight with the young ladies serving refreshments.
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Hoosier Club
Frank Knight
Flora Batchelor
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
Kaufman
South Ninth Street
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Austin W. Clark Et al
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Foraker
Lillie Miller
Wakarusa
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Middlebury
Amanda Smith
Drew Phonograph
Yacht Indians
Dal
Joe Haeb
Foastoria
DR. Harding
Knox
Yellowstone National Park
Bender
Supt
Dill
Cooper
Watts
Bhaffer
Wilkinson Street
Chas. Noel
Goshen College Addition
Parkside
William Murray
Bluffton
Michigan City
New Presbyterian Church
Carl Dessow
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Lawrence T. Cole
Trinity College
New York
John Hackney
Hartford City
Lewis Mandeville
Valparaiso
Arthur Burritt
Utica
N. Y
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Game and
Lake of the Woods
Marshall County
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Texas
Diathetic Institute
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