Three More Divorces in Salt Lake City Area
Nellie Ihrig seeks a divorce from Orland L. Ihrig in Salt Lake City district court charging abandonment and lack of support for two children. Ada Brown files for divorce from Riley Brown alleging habitual drunkenness and abuse. the couple married in 1899 and have no children. A third woman also seeks separation from her husband on abandonment grounds with no children. A marriage license was issued to Joseph M. Himee and Ida Belle Peters of Nappanee.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nellie Ihrig
Orland L. Ihrig
F. M. Ibrig
East
Lincoln Avenue
Mormon City
District Court of the
Third Judicial Circuit
Ada Brown
Vail & Wehbmeyer
Riley Brown
North Side
Riley
Joseph M. Himee
Ida Belle Peters
Nappanee
East Side Doings. Courts Busy on a Wednesday Evening
Report from Justice Young's court on the East Side details multiple arrests and complaints. Emma Fry accuses Jacob Tipmore of unlawful touching and assault. he is cleared after testimony. John Jarrett threatens officers. Will Weed sues for a slugging incident and warrants are issued. Minnie Gilbert seeks redress for being slapped. Fire department responds to a gasoline stove leak at 214 North Seventh Street, with neighbor-led suppression and a claim of insurance on John E. Rigney’s property.
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Justice Young
Emma Fry
Jacob Tipmore
Indiana
Constable Yates
Young
John
Jarrett
Will Weed
Yates
Mr. Jarrett
Judge Young
Costa
Elliott
Minnie Gilbert
Rock
Harper
Perry Purl
Layton
Vail
Circuit Court
John Conklin
North Seventh Street
John E. Rigney
Direct Hal Repeats Fast Record In Rainy Boston Track
Greenline the Lesh pacer place second while Direct Hal set a new best for the day at 2:06 amid a rain delayed Grand Circuit card. Direct Hal, driven by Geers, edged Greenline in a tight finish as 2:06 capped the heat series and Norfolk state pace mark slipped a quarter second. Junius likely delays to Friday.
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Boston
Greenline
Direct Hal
Norfolk
Geers
Goshen
Saunders
Haldo
Bhat
Hal
Junius
Man Sought After Lake Shore Tragedy Named John Ludwig
A local resident Mr C J Stabley reports a man calling himself John Ludwig matching the Lake Shore murder description was seen near Middlebury on July 25 and planning a trip to Goshen via Middlebury. He had stayed last winter at the LaGrange county farm where information could likely be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Stabley
Middlebury
THE
Democrat
John Ludwig
Lake Shore
Goshen
LaGrange County
Arm Breaks For Misa Freyberg In Front Yard Fall
Six year old Misa Irene Freyberg daughter of Charles Freyberg of East Monroe Street fell while playing near George Defrees residence on South Seventh Street and broke both bones of her arm. She was taken home and a physician summoned.
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Misa Irene Freyberg
Charles Freyberg
East Monroe Street
George Defrees
South Seventh Street
Editorial Opinion Denounces Blackmail in McNaughton Case
The South Bend Times argues against blackmail in the McNaughton damage suit, praising defiance of extortion and citing Cal Hueselman’s stance. It criticizes the plaintiff for seeking money over publicity and notes local coverage of gambling at a carnival in Elkhart Truth, with a Niles man bewildered by the wheel and box game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
South Bend Times
John McNaughton
Elkhart
Cal
Hueselman
DeKalb County
McNaughton
Silvers
Niles
Nilesman
Onion farmer profits from bumper yield after post office loss
Frank Brown of Nappanee reports ten acres of onions yielding 700 bushels per acre. At 70 cents a bushel, producing costs $50 per acre, promising about $4,400 profit. Rothwell and Stonex visit to view Go shen Fort Wayne electric railway route. Whitehead and Hoover to Bourbon to assess fire loss in Marshall county.
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Frank Brown
Nappanee
Brown
J.¥. Rothwell
St. Louis
W. L. Stonex
Goshen & Fort Wayne
Mr. Rothwell
Whitehead
New Paria
Samuel Hoover
Elkhart County Mutual Insurance Company
Bourbon
Marshall County
Renewal of Permit Not Necessary In Fisheries Letter
A local hunter receives a fisheries and game notice stating one permit to hunters suffices and until further notice renewal is not needed. The letter indicates a single permit covers ongoing hunting activities for the season.
Malpractice suit seeks 10000 damages in Elkhart
Van fleet and Vanfleet file in circuit court on behalf of J. M. Shelly a former New Paris druggist against Dr. G. W. Spohn alleging cancer treatment claims based on his advertising as an expert. The complaint cites severe X ray exposure causing pain and lasting injury with permanent health impact. Will Join Elkhart Winona Ceres Co leases Claus Printing Press plant and moves to Elkhart increasing local wealth. Elke Carnival draws 10000 paid admissions with parade planned this evening and Goshen contingent expected.
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Vanfleet & Vanfleet
Elkhart
J. M.shelly
New Paris
Shelly
G. W. Spohn
Dr. Spohn
F. Spohn
Goshen
Winona Ceres Co
Wareaw
Claus
Elke
Defend Brick and Trust Politics Draws Fire
A debate over Congressman Brick ties him to the GOP trust defense, with critics saying the South Bend Tribune defends him by linking him to majority actions on anti trust issues. The Indianapolis Sentinel counters, accusing Brick and Overstreet of complicity with trust interests and ship subsidy entanglements.
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Thirteenth
Congress
Brick
Mark Hanna
Fairbanks
Beveridge
New York Sun
South Bend Tribune
Congressman Brick
Tribune
Overstreet
Fowler
Messrs. Fairbanks and
United States Treasury
Indianapolis Sentinel
Dillman Death In Wakarusa Area
Charles Dillman aged 80 died at his home two miles west of Wakarusa after a long illness. He was a longtime resident of the county and highly regarded with many relatives in Wakarusa. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o clock. Monroe Beck came in from his farm township.
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Dillman
Charles Dillman
Wakarusa
Talk of the Town: Goshen chat on horses and humor
In Goshen residents share light anecdotes about horse trades, racing feats, and a runaway plowing tale. Local voices recount Uncle William Purl's 1 42 mile, a late horse burial, old county scales, a 1831 penny discovery, and notes on fluctuating bread from new wheat flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hope
William Purl
William
Huntington County Obituaries and Local Court Actions
George W. Coon dies at eighty, Avilia festival planned, Bluffton detectives form to catch thieves, Dr. Joseph Iuzzi dies in Richmond. Walter Brown killed at Peru steel mill. Forrest Riddle critical after hayride accident. Police hunt Bartolin in Chicago murder case. Affidavit of perjury filed in Huntington over paternity suit involving Rev. A G Johnson. Bluffton franchise petition delayed. Ackerman to be sent to penitentiary. Salooncases bribe allegations in Bluffton. Nora Willaume sues mother for clothing. River Styx bridge collapse endangers traction engine. two saloonkeepers arrested for serving habitual drunkards. John Baker sues multiple men for alienation of his wife. Kitty Hart case dismissed after jewel robbery at Dr Stoneburner’s residence.
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Bluffton
Joseph Iuzzi
Richmond
Walter Brown
Peru Steel Mills
Forrest Riddle
Wells County
Indiana
Bartholin
Chicago
Huntington
Miss Cady
A. G. Johnson
Landis
U. B
Galveston
Logansport
Muncie
Hartford City
Fort Wayne
Charles Ackerman
Adame County
Decatur
Matlack
Nora Willaume
Loon Lake
Whitley County
Charles Felts
Mia
John White
Douglas White
John Baker
Kitty Hart
Valparaiso
A. A. Stoneburner
German Evangelical Synod Meets at Michigan City
The general synod of Ohio, Indiana and other states convened at St. Paul’s Church in Michigan City this afternoon and remains in sessions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of
Ohio
Indiiana
German Evangelical Church
St. Paul’s Church
Michigan City
Real Estate Transfers Record
Joseph B. Karasch transfers property to Sean in a terse transfer notice. The fragment references a cigar shop or related business element with unclear financial figures and a small amount. No full details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Karasch
Sean
Snake
Abe
Middlebury native Harvey Garman visits Sheriff Elliott
Harvey E. Garman once of Middlebury and now a Denver resident, arrived in the city this morning to see Sheriff Elliott and old friends. A protege of Congressman Heatnote, he left Elkhart county 20 years ago, pursued printing in the west, settled in Denver in 1890, and became a labor union delegate to a Cincinnati convention. He is now an influential Democrat, married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. Garman
Middlebury
Denver
Colorado
Sheriff Elliott
Mr. Garman
Congressman Heatnote
Typographical Union No. 49
Cincinnati
Garman
Nappanee Official Reports Father-in-Law’s Illness
M Rosebrough and E N Rosebrough tied to local business, with the elder Rosebrough, a well known liveryman aged sixty five, seriously ill from stomach cancer. Goshen physicians consulted as town treasurer Harvey Coppes notes the situation.
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M. Rosebrough
Harvey E. Coppes
Nappanee
E. N. Rosebrough
Rosebrough
Goshen
Train excursion to Marion draws 58 Waterford riders
Agent Ober of the Big Four railway sold 212 tickets for a trip to the National Soldiers Home at Marion. This morning 58 passengers from Waterford boarded the excursion. The round trip price was 1. The early turnout indicated strong local interest in the event.
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Big
Niles
Raila
Marion
Ober
Big Four Railway
National Soldiers
Waterford
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Charles L. Greene
Greene
Delos N. Weaver
Berkey
H. Thompson
Kansas City Journal
Frank M. Berkey
Benton
Norton
Kansas
Ella Willard
Clementina Martin
Eva M. Bowles
Lily C. Swygart
John Swygart
George W.gwygart
South Bend
Riverside Gun Club
Jones’ Landing
Wawasee
Wedgeanay
Thureday
W. Butler
Lanton
East Side Doings
Small Blaze
Ludwig
Watts
Stonex
Council
Cooper
Frank Berkey
Kansas City
Kelly Foundry & Machine Co’s
Barts
J. M
Tuary Record
Monroe Beck
Talk OF
TOWN
Mel Benham
Third Street
Mel
Billy Deardorf
Bobby Burns
Charles A. Cook
Charles D. Henkel
County Historical Society
P. M. Henkel
James Lynch
Charles E. Thompson
Jackson Township
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
George W. Farrell
George W. Coon
Huntington County
Avilia
General Synod
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