Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart and Goshen
Transactions show multiple land and lot transfers in Elkhart and Goshen. Names include John Scamerhorn Mary Ham Andrew Lamb Philip Mahn H V Evans Diana Stroup Royal P Fisher Wm Stamp Grace Shumard William Burris Kate Drake Perry Turner Ed Farmer Elma Lockwood W E Wider Levi Bailey Walter Webber with prices from $1 to $2,600.
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John Scamerhorn
Mary M. Hamlet
Washington
Andrew
Lamb
Philip J. Mahn
Elkhart
H. V. Evans
Diana Stroup
Royal P. Fisher
Wm. P. Stamp
Grace L. Shumard
Wm. E. Burris
Kate A. Drake
Perry L. Turner
Ed. J. Farmer
Wm. Carren
Elma A. Lockwood
W. E. Wider
Goshen
Levi Bailey
Walter Webber
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana Listings
In Nappanee transfer valued at 850 dollars from Jeannette Gortner Johnson to Frank E. Burhans for a lot. In Elkhart a separate transfer valued at 500 dollars noted without additional details.
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Nappanee
Jeannette Gortner Johnson
Frank E. Burhans
Elkhart
Reward Offered for Havana Fille Exemption on Cigars
A $1,000 reward is offered to anyone proving the Macho Cigars do not contain long Havana fille and Sumatra wrapper. Advertisers include Mazer Ciga Mfg Co and Sam Burnstein distributor. Also mentions Kodak rentals at Parfitts, Coal and Feed, and M. C. Shrock contact.
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Sumatra
Mazer Ciga Mfg. Co
Sam Burnstein
Rte
Salem Welcomes Bryan in Effort to Boost Roosevelt Faction
In Salem on January 17, William Jennings Bryan drew crowds to the courthouse grounds for a speech urging Roosevelt Republicans to back the Democratic ticket. Taft criticisms and labor leaders’ backing circulated as Bryan built support among old friends and new voters alike.
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Salem
Wm. J. Brean
Earlie
Tirvan Tenchad
Bryan
Taft
Bryan at St Louis amid cheers as he heads to Topeka
In St Louis on August 27 William J. Bryan drew crowds while boarding a train to Topeka. Police escorted him as Theodore Bell and Robert Rose along with four correspondents followed. Thousands met him at Salem and nearby venues, including receptions at the courthouse, hotel and railroad station, before his departure at 3.00 p.m.
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St. Louis
William J. Nergay
Tintaimore
Ohio
Satom
Union Station
Fron Gateway
Poli
Theodore A. Bell
California
Robert F. Rose
Bryan
Topeka
Fateview
Tie
Southern Hotel
Missouri Democratic State Committee
West
Salem
Kan
Cannon Returns West Amid Dinner With Weeks Leaders
In Boston on August 27 Speaker Cannon met Rep. John W. Weeks and other Massachusetts Republicans at the Algonquin Club, spending the night with Weeks in Newton before heading to Chicago. He declined to discuss politics with reporters, commenting on the Democratic vice presidential candidate speech and noting the House can act at any time. In New York Tobin Spare, socialist leader, replies to Indianapolis appointment and criticizes Democratic judges and employers, arguing the 1896 labor plank was stronger than today’s.
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Boston
Cannon
John W. Weeks
Algonquin Club
Representative Weeks
Newton
Chicago
Kern
Congress
Ask
New York
Baseball Standings and Scores From Aug 27
Chicago Aug 27 Following are the standings of the major leagues and daily baseball scores. Brooklyn and Chicago split in a doubleheader with Brooklyn 11 Chicago 6. At Pittsburg New York won 2 to 1 while Pittsburg scored 8 to 2. No games scheduled in St. Louis Cincinnati or the other cities due to rain. In a separate local incident David and William Webb attempted to assault grocer J W Culpepper. Culpepper fired, killing David, fatally wounding William, and injuring Culpepper.
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Knowlton
Chicago
Nation ‘T. Yr Wlpe
New York
Pittsburg
Cmengo Y.ccsececes
Thiladelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pbrooklyn
Friars
Pastorius
Bergen
Brown
Kling
Mttsburg
Pittsburz & Rivers
Mitsburg
Taylor
McGinnity
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Young and Leever
Gibson
Taft Voices Objection to National Bank Deposit Guaranty
Judge Taft argues that guaranteeing deposits removes depositor risk and invites bank exploitation and speculation. He warns that insured banks would push riskier assets, shifting losses to others and requiring higher taxes on banks, while Bryan favors government funded guarantees.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Bryan
President Attends Dedication of Jordanville Public Library
In Jordanville New York on August 27 the public library was presented by donors Douglas Robinson Mohawk and New York Mrs Robinson and Harriet D Wallace Whitmore in memory of Douglas and Fannie Robinson with President Roosevelt taking a prominent part. The president spoke at length on farmer family and social economic topics before returning to Oyster Bay.
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Jordanville
United States
Douglas Robinson
Mohawk
New York
Robinson
Harriet D. Wallace Whitmore
Douglas
Fannie Robinson
Troosevelt
Mack and Gompers Confer on Labor Vote Shift
Washington August 27. National AFL officers have drafted labor action to aid Bryan. National Chairman Mack and Samuel Gompers president of the AFL held a series of conferences on campaign plans to mobilize union workers for the Democratic ticket.
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Eration
Mortison
Federation
McConnell
Machinists’ Union
Mack
New York
Gompers
Bryan
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Washington
Iahors
Plains
William J. Bryan
Uel Gompers
Fed
Paper Auction To Set Market Price In New York
John Norris announces a public auction in New York City on September 2 to determine open market prices for newsprint paper under the American Newspaper Publishers association program. The notice appears dated August 27 in New York.
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New York
Ameren Newspaper Publishers’ Association
John Norris
New York City
Mooney Shot by Officer After Robbery Attempt in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 27 Edward Mooney, a former city official with a criminal record, was shot and fatally wounded by Officer Harrington after allegedly attempting to rob a horse owner who had previously aided him.
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Philadelphia
Newceker
Edward Mooney
Harrington
Markets Report From Chicago on Wheat and Cattle Trade
Chicago August 26 Quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade show mixed grain and livestock activity Wheat futures ranged with Sept and Dec figures while corn oats and pork and lard prices moved. Cash grain and live stock at Chicago and East Buffalo reflect varied demand with receipts and prices across beef hog and lamb categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Close
Goa
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Knowlton Danderine CO
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Charles W. Foulks
Hawks-Gortner Block
North Dakota
Faulks
Main St
A. Puschman
Roosevelt
Game Pers
Ryan
Spargo
Amin
Brother Smith
Prother Smith
Smith
Roosevelt Temple
Clintoy County
Theodore A. Well
Wein Noutt Fleation
Isis
Withiem
Association
Milwaukee
Wongon City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Western
Sioux Citry—Des Mones
Sioux City
Denver
Pueblo
Tulsa
Oklo
David
William Webb
J. W. Culpepper
West Side
David Webb
Culpepper
Detratt
Beseeen
Cleveland Sareseeeey
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AGAR
E. C. Wilson
Rogers & Wilson
Jenner
Kodak
South Main Street
O. O. Miller
Washington St
Goshen, Ind
Guanakyy
A. He. O
Chicago Grain
Timothy
Timothy Gay
Tlinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Whaols
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Lnw
Eae Wethera
Dr. E
Lexington .Ave
Chichester's
Gene Gales
Bengt
Bruggists
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