Who is A M Guenther trouble with Chappell
Secretary of the State Board of Charities says an insane patient will soon be tut of county jails. Inquiry from Thawville about a man who claims to be Arthur M Guenther. found drugged with $3,000 in checks. Chappell and Kring insane patients improved. plans to move them to enlarged asylum. Will of Anna E Iffert probated. several bequests. John Korrady tremens in county jail. Dr Becknell treating him. Court notices and various lawsuits and a solitary confinement case. Marriage licenses Geo D Murphy Mishawaka and Anna M Schwind Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Thawville
Arthur M. Guenther
C. A. Thrasher
Skeets & Thrasher
State Bank
Guenther
Goshen
Elkhart
Wichie Chappell
Middlebury
Chappell
Manning
Foster
Becknell
Longcliff
Henry Bingham Kring
Major Downing
Ordie Frazier
John Korrady
Kring
Noble C. Butler
Estate Board of Charities
Logansport
Affert
Anna E. Iffert
Lew Warner
Sol Schrucker
Catherine Hogebaum
Eleina Yoder
Martin
Louis
Christian
Daniel
Edward Islert
Regina Smith
Edward
Irvin Yoder
Lafayette Place Extended Norwood Avenue Vacated
In a special session the council approved extending Lafayette Place to Ninth Street east by converting an alley and vacating Norwood Avenue to become a 163 foot wide alley. A new plat for Goshen College addition was to be submitted next Thursday after review of blunders in the first plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronk
Knox
Crowell
Goshen College
Parkside
Shaffer
Widoer
Cover
Lafayette Place
Ninth Street
Norwood Avenue
Lote
Richard D Benham Celebrates 85th Birthday in Goshen
Richard D Benham marked his 85th birthday with a dinner at the North Side home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nosbaum. He has long resided near Goshen, remains in good health, and votes the Democratic ticket. Guests included William Twomey 83 Uriah Elliott 73 Isaac Carpenter 70 and Burt Wright of Petoskey Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Benham
Benham
Goshen
L. H. Nosbaum
North Side
William Twomey
Uriah Elliott
Isaac Carpenter
Burt Wright
Petoakey
Mich
Conductor Clings To Car At Speeding Lake Shore Train
A sleeping car conductor on Lake Shore No. 15 jumped off at the local station and could not reboard as vestibules closed. He clung to the grab bar on the car’s side, signaling passengers but with no success until a porter noticed him near Dunlaps and opened a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Dunlaps
Syrian student Sallume speaks on culture of the far east
Mr Shibley N Sallume of Damascus now studying at Michigan University addressed the Y at Mrs Daniel T Kauffman home last evening describing life in his homeland He plans to live in the civilization of the far east after completing his education in this country He will exhibit many articles of interest later in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibley N. Sallume
Damascus
Syria
Y's
Daniel T. Kauffman
Sallume
Michigan University
Far East
Callume
Governor Durbin Heads Weekend Trip to Lake Barbee
Governor Durbin left Indianapolis Saturday for Lake Barbee in Kosciusko county and will stay through Monday. With Col. George Lockwood away on vacation, Patrick Flanagan, the governor's stenographer, handles affairs from the state house in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Indianapolis
Lake Barbee
Kosciusko County
George Lockwood
State House
Patrick Flanagan
Barber Ward Snyder Receives Fine Bull Pup from Detroit
Ward Snyder a barber at Hotel Hascall received a thoroughbred English bull pup from Detroit yesterday. Snyder had purchased the dog some time ago from Avery Franklin of Detroit who was visiting Goshen for several days. Elizabeth M. Jones of Goshen sustained serious facial bruises in a Big Four train wreck at Pana Illinois and is unknown locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Snyder
Hascall Barber
Detroit
Mr. Snyder
Avery Franklin
Goshen
Hart
Indianapolis News
Elizabeth M. Jones
Pana
South Bend man buys Bernice Heefner driving horse and carriage
James D. Casey of South Bend purchases the Bernice Heefner driving horse and carriage. An erroneous report claimed Red Wade died at South Milford but is incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Casey
South Bend
Bernice Heefner
Red Wade
South Milford
Reliance Triumphs in N J Boat Race
Reliance won today's boat race in Highlands New Jersey with perfect gates and a clear lead. The victory showcased the crew's strong stamina and precise steering under sunny conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
N. J
The
Reliance
Winona Directors Push for Fort Wayne Interurban Line
The Winona assembly directors press for an electric interurban linking Fort Wayne and Warsaw amid alleged Pennsylvania road neglect. Wealthy backers like John Wanamaker, John D. Rockefeller, and H. J. Heinz support the plan as Goshen and Warsaw are eyed for future lines. A separate report notes a local assault case with John Wilson held on bond and forecasts of a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Winona
Pennsylvania Road
Assembly
Warsaw
Sod
Pennsylvania
John Wannamker
Philadelphia
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oni
H. J. Heinz
Goshen
Fort Wayne- Goshen
Milford Junction
Wawasee
Indianapolis-Marion
Wabash
South Bend
Niles
Indianapolis
Deputy Warden Receives Letter About Dove Laws
John E. Rig bey reports a letter from Z. T. Sweeney explaining that the repeal of the dove shooting ban does not remove protection. The old law immediately takes effect, safeguarding doves at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rigbey
Z. T. Sweeney
Rench couple go to Winona for Brethren Bible conference
Rev and Mrs G W Rench depart for Winona for a week. Rev Rench attends the Brethren Bible conference starting next Friday and will deliver the opening address. He served as moderator last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rench
Winona
Rench
Brethren Bible Conference
Rev. Rench
Frightened horse causes mishap for sailor Jean
Sailor Jean who left Goshen yesterday morning for Indianapolis arrived in Warsaw at dusk. A carriage horse attached to a passing lady became frightened by his attire and bolted, throwing the woman rider with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Goshen
Indianapolis
Warsaw
Blame Charles F Waltz in Prison Attack Accusation
In Marion Indiana Charles F Waltz former Elk hart lawyer is targeted by union opponents of D M Parry actor in labor dispute. D F Kennedy accuses Waltz of backing Parry while Peter Westbrook on parole sues George Newell for assault Newell acquitted and Westbrook to Michigan City. St Johns Episcopal church offers more salary to Rev Galpin as he considers moving to Muskegon Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Waltz
Elkhart
H. E. Corbett
Henry Clay Dodge
Marion
Ind
Gemmer Engine Company
Waltz
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
D. F. Kennedy
Peter Westbrook
Michigan City
George Newell
Westbrook
State’e
Newell
Raymer
Sheriff’s Office
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Wm. A. Galpin
Muckegon, Mich
Fifth Avenue M. E. Sunday School Excursion Planned
Society items note an excursion to Island Park by the Fifth Avenue M. E. Sunday school for tomorrow. A birthday dinner for J. A. Carmein was held at his South Sixth Street home with many guests present. Mrs. Fred D. Zeigler to entertain Friday afternoon in honor of sister Mrs arte Shoemaker of Jamestown. Leonard Brooks celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday with friends at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue M. E
Island Park
J. A. Carmein
South Sixth Street
Fred D. Zeigler
Military Cachre
Arte Shoemaker
Jamestown
Leonard Brooks
Name of Concern Changed in Mishawaka
The Western Gas Engine company launch and engine business in Mishawaka was purchased by William A. Hoops now of Lake Wawatee Ind. The business renamed as Western Launch & Gas Engine company. Hoops stated no details on future plans. J W Newburg, New York agent, met Hoops in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Gas Engine Company
Mishawaka
William A. Hoops
Chicago
Lake Wawatee
Ind
Western Launch & Gas Engine Company
Hoops
City
The
Tribune
J. W. Newburg
New York
Smith Sues for Diamond Ring and Breach of Promise
Edwin E. Smith of South Bend files to recover a diamond ring and money advanced for Pearl Spangier with a promise of marriage. He also seeks 3000 dollars for alleged breach of promise. The Winona high school report notes 1597 courses last year with 934 students and 1977 courses this year with 1067 students. Robert Hardesty dies in Ligonier at 45, leaves a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Smith
South Bend
Pearl Spangier
Winona Saumumer School
Robert
Hardesty
Ligonier
Dismissal of 50 Evangelists at Winona Park Meeting
The Evangelistic Committee of the Presbyterian church voted radical changes in Winona with a plan to hire about six evangelists focused in large cities and the Pacific coast. Fifty traveling evangelists will be dismissed. The Winona Assembly broadened its general executive board to seven with J. M. Studebaker and A. N. Dukes joining. Old officers mostly reelected except F. W. Munson replaced by H. J. Heinz. Stockholders approved building an open air auditorium for 20 000 seating, a 100 room annex to the Winans Hotel, steamization and other improvements, and summer school housing at reduced board rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Winona
Pacific Coast
Knox Sall Team Arrived at Noon for Exhibition
Knox baseball nine arrived from the south at noon and played the local team at the Tona wanda diamond, drawing a fair crowd for a strong exhibition. The visitors, who have beaten top semi pro teams, are slated to meet the Syracuse squad next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Sall
Sporting News
Knox Baseball
Tonawanda
Knox
Syracuse
Goshen Social Notes Highlight Ligonier and Nearby Visitors
A stream of visitors and travelers from Ligonier Syracuse South Bend and Goshen fill the day. Notables include Mrs Herbert Gortner Miss Addie Loy Franklin Cline and many others visiting relatives friends and businesses in Goshen and surrounding towns. A Goshen clothing store plans a move to nearby Kendallville. Elkhart Review notes at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cohen
Kendallville
Goshen Clothing Store
Births and theater managers shift in public taste
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolfe of Jefferson township welcome a daughter born last night. The piece discusses evolving theater management and the push for first class productions with Miss Caroline Rohr in Tess of the D Urbervilles, noting Frank Burt of Toledo as a growing, trusted impresario and Rohr’s renowned entourage from Frohman’s Lyceum and Quo Vadis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolfe
Jefferson Township
Frank Burt
Toledo
Caroline Rohr
Tess
Frohman
Lyceum
Poppea
Sunday at Winona Lake and a 1902 murder case
William H. Blodgett lauds Winona Lake as a strict Sunday sanctuary where gates close at midnight and all commerce and travel stop until Monday. The report notes Earl Nixon, once jailed for concealed weapons after a 1902 Booth Bend murder, now faces new trouble, with bicycle theft alleged linked to Nixon via a $5 sale by G. M. Boyer on a recent Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
William H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Winona Lake
Warsaw
Earl Nixon
John Biffie
Booth Bend
G. M. Boyer
Nixon
Women guests plan visit to Mrs Lemans at Lake Wawasee
Harper, Mrs Slate, Mrs Sima, Mrs Whisler and others will visit Mrs E L Lemans at Lake Wawasee tomorrow. The Woman's Home and Foreign society is organizing the trip.
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IS A. M. Guenther
Thawville, Ll
Grace L. Bowen
Moses
Bowen
Amanda E. Garman
Samuel W. Zeigier
Simon J. Strause
Archibald Mann
Frank Horn
Justice
Elmer van Tassell-Simmons
Frank Swartz
Swartz
Main Street
Stramons
Marshal Vesey
Court Park
Crator Township
Geo. D. Murphy
Anna M. Schwind
Vernor
Pennsylvania Company
Wilson
John Wilson
Mra. A
Biggs
Valparaiso
Sarah J. Castetter
L. R. Ream
Mary Ream
Manchester
Scan
Bain
Labor
Pete Westbrook
South Bend Tribune
Ring
I M. E
Winona Park
Boilermakers
Fr. Wayne Shamrocks
LaPorte
Hammond Hubbard
Hardenbrook
Herbert Gortner
Willard Brown
Simon Strauss
Frank Cline
J.C. Beck
Addie Loy
Eli Wagner
Wakarusa
J. W. Replogie
Milwaukee
Francis E. Bade and Sons
Orlando Kimmel
Goshen Friends
Eli Bushong
W. F. Kindig
Milton Noe
Mesers
Charles Shobe
O. F. Gerber
8. L. Gantz
Wm. Parfitt
New York City
Goshen Rubber Works
J. W. Pence
Ligonier Plain Dealer
Louis Hawke
North Manchester
D H. Hawks’ Drug Co
A. M. Warner
E. E. Mummert and Son
Pearl Ashbaugh
Bucyrus
Ohio
Winona Assembly
W. J. Davis
W. W. McKane
Grand Rapids
Wil
McKane
D. E. Studebaker
David
Decatur
Ida Helm
Columbia City
Minnie Wilden
Mary Dickerhoff
Akron
Henry Bemenderfer
John Hafner
George Hinderer
Burlington
Iowa
J. H. Hively
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mesderffies Wilson Hahn
John Snobarger
Mrs
Della Grove
Fort Wange
W. C. Chandler
J. B. Andrews
Lawrence Miller
Earnest Herst
Hamilton
Nevin B. Mathes
Greenville
Joseph T. Burns
Pueblo
Portamouth
N. H
Arbuckle-Ryan Company
C. G. Adame and Son
Herbert
Vevay
Adame
Kentucky
Tenneapee
J. H. Peck
St. Johnaville
N. Y
Car
Robert Brown
Pee
Carrie Brown
B. F. Lickey
Nappanee
Hey
Lickey
Spiro Clothing
Elizabeth
Ar Went
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