260 Acre Land Sale Near Millersburg Topeka Ligonier Goshen
260 acres in Lagrange county several towns away from Millersburg Topeka Ligonier and Goshen with soil mulatto tiling 4 to 10 inches Adrian fence white cedar posts brick house 40 by 70 bank barn wind pump and orchard. Owner cites distance as reason for sale and invites definite location requests and offers. E E Forsythe Washington Ind. d wimo. Also a 1000 reward for cigar filler claim and other notices for domestic help and undertakers.
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Lagrange County
Millersburg
Topeka
Ligonier
Goshen
E. E. Forsythe
Washington
Ind
D-Wimo
Markle towns buys new gasoline fire engine
In Markle the town purchased a gasoline fire engine. Charles Nave, 30, suffered sunstroke Friday two miles east of Bluffton. Veterans of the 47th Ind. Reg. met at Huntington Friday. The Angola Magnet ends and merges with the Steuben Republican. Seventeen babies born, five deaths and four marriages reported at the Markley Studabaker reunion near Bluffton. Van Buren fire destroyed August Bankhoffer's pool room and Humphrey's restaurant. Mrs. John Braum, 74, died suddenly near Decatur while preparing dinner. Noah Blauser, 81, ill but may recover after heart trouble. Co A 1st H Art held its annual reunion at Kendallville Friday.
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Markle
Charles Nave
Bluffton
47Th Ind. Reg
Huntington
Angola Magnet
Steuben Republican
Markley
Studabaker
van Buren
Bankhoffer
Humphrey
John Braum
Decatur
Noah Blauser
Near
Sheldon
Cannon to Speak at South Bend Republican Rally
Joseph G. Cannon of Allinois will address the first big Republican campaign meeting in St. Joseph county Saturday afternoon September 26 in South Bend. The event marks the start of the party’s statewide push.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Allinois
House of Representatives
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Small crowd at Shipshewana jubilee
A small crowd gathered at the Shipshewana Farmers' jubilee as the Shipshewana team defeated the Goshen Cubs 27 to 8. A Mishler family reunion was held last Tuesday in Lewis Mishler's grove near South Whitley with many relatives from the county in attendance.
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Shipshewana Farmers
Shipshewana
Goshen Cubs
Mishler
Lewis Mishler
South Whitley
County
Personal notices from Goshen area travelers and visitors
A long list of residents and visitors from Goshen and nearby towns. Names include Wm Doering J H Stamets Charles Foulks Earl Evans Walter Smith Frank Reith Harlan Staffer John Niccum Naomi Brenneman Mrs Chas Himebaugh Dr J A Cook Miss Letta Myers Mr and Mrs John Ziesel Miss Hazel Burns Miss Helen Jackson Blanche Arnold Frank P Abbott family Misses Ellis Florence Abbott Mrs Barbara Plank A J Neff Dr Chas Koehnlein A J Pickering Miriam Pickering Amos Plank Miss Grace Poorbaugh Rev B F Martin C C Shafer Don Coppes and others visiting or traveling to Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Milwaukee and Smith College campus trips.
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Earl Evans
North Manchester
Walter Smith
Diamond Lake
Frank Reith
Kendallville
Harlan
Shipshewana
John Niccum
Wabash
Chas
Himebaugh
Chicago
J. A. Cook
Canada
Naomi Brenneman
Elkhart
David Dembufsky
Detroit
Letta Myers
Winona Lake
John Ziesel
Klinger Lake
Fred J. Irwin
Birmingham
Ala
G. Landis
Charles Egenread
Cubs
Geneva
Wis
A. D. Miller
Nappanee
A. J. Neff
Chas. Koehnlein
Milwaukee
A. J. Pickering
Carlyle
Miriam Pickering
New Paris
Amos Plank
Oklahoma
Goshen
Hazel Burns
Helen Jackson
al Hasan
Syracuse
Blanche Arnold
Milford
Frank P. Abbott
Lake Wawasee
Ellis
Florence Abbott
Smith College
Barbara Plank
W. G. Plank
Clarence Miller
White Pigeon
Mich
Taft Tours Ohio Winning Political Support
William Howard Taft moved through Ohio delivering speeches on the labor injunction and Republican platform. In Athens he spoke at the Taft club about party record and Roosevelt policies, then continued to Dunkirk West Mansfield and Bowling Green with enthusiastic crowds and fourteen total appearances.
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Athens
Taft Club
Columbus
Wm. A. Taft
State of
Ohio
Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Congress
Sas
Xem
Tyrtender
Faryman
Simmons
Yafi
Jaffer
Maher
Tadge
Charleston
W. Va
Toledo
Galliotis
West Virgiia
Dunkirk
West Mansfield
Wenton
Ar Hneton
Finday
Bowling Green
Labor Rights and Injunctions on the Bench
The speaker clarifies labor rights, rejects the notion that a dollar a day is sufficient, and defends issuing injunctions to protect plaintiffs. He asserts workers may form unions, sue, and fund fellow members, but condemns coercive tactics like secondary boycotts and dragnets that drag the public into labor disputes.
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Tle
Tomi
Labor
United Interest of Labor
Gght
Bryan Idea Opposes Jury Trial in Injunction Cases
A speaker attacks the Bryan idea by opposing jury trials in injunction disputes and denies first suing in labor cases. The remark signals a stance on trial mechanisms and litigation strategy.
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Iabor
Various residents travel and visit in Michiana and nearby areas
E C Wilson is sojourning at St Joseph Michigan. Miss Vallarie Cotherman spent Sunday in Elkhart. Miss Ruth Finch visited friends in Nappanee. Harry Parker and Willis Widner visited Stonelake. Charles Gill returned from a week in Pontiac. Edna Wiltrout of Silver Lake stays with Minnie Vinson. Mrs Dembufsky returned from Lansing and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Stone plan weeks in Toledo. Mary Fobes heads to Crawfordsville to visit her brother Will. Ethel Bickel visits her uncle in North Manchester. Mr and Mrs Van Namee of New York visiting relatives spent the day in South Bend. Benton Wollam of Chicago guests John Wollam. Floyd Deahl returns to South Bend after visiting A Deahl family. Families of Cropp Smiley and Clark at Lake Wawasee for a week. Kinnison Himebaugh Noble and others saw Cubs defeat Giants. Dr A Edmands called to Milford for consultation on W P Scott's 19 year old son. Wm S Thompson and Harry Jackson of Kalamazoo were guests of Alta Dalka and Florence Batty. Families of Dal Blue and Earl Cissell with Mrs Walters return from Rome City after two weeks at Sylvan Lake. Rev G L Studebaker of North Manchester travels through Goshen from Wawaka harvest meeting. Mrs Eliza Underwood and Edna Hinkley return to Warsaw after visit with H L Henry and friends. Mrs Norman Shoup and others visited. Burt Blough of Fort Wayne visits brother Charles Blough. Blough now a conductor on the Pennsylvania railroad. For Rent a good barn centrally located with box stall hydrant. Telephone 67a.
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Vallarie Cotherman
Elkhart
Ruth Finch
Nappanee
Flarry Parker
Willis Widner
Stonelake
Charles Gill
Pontiac
Edna Wiltrout
Silver Lake
Minnie Vinson
Jacob Dembufsky
Lansing
Detroit
Mich
Harry Stone
Toledo
Mary Fobes
Crawfordsville
Will Fobes
Ethel Bickel
North Manchester
Henry Messimore
E. L. van Namee
New York
South Bend
Benton Wollam
Chicago
John W. Wollam
Floyd Deahl
A. Deahl
Charles A. Cropp
Frank Smiley
John Clark
Butler Cottage
Lake Wawasee
Q. M. Kinnison
Arthur Himebaugh
Frank Noble
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
A. Edmands
Milford
W. P. Scott
Wm. S. Thompson
Harry Jackson
Malamazoo
Alta Dalka
Florence eBatty
Dal Blue
Earl Cissell
Frank Walters
Rome City
Sylvan Lake
G. L. Studebaker
Wawaka
Eliza Underwood
Edna Hinkley
Warsaw
H. L. Henry
Norman Shoup
Burt Blough
Fort Wayne
Charles Blough
Mr. Blough
Pennsylvania Railroad
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J. H. Stamets
Charles W. Foulks
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Robert Swart
John Swart
Amos Summe
Dora
Claypool
Josie Vinson
Laura Garrison
Grace Poorbaugh
University of Chicago
B. F. Martin
Moline
C. Martin
Reuben Lutz
Martin
Humboldt Park Baptist Church
C. C. Shafer
Don
Claude Coppes
Zosil Fansch
Caroline Knevels
Edith Prough
Katherine Apple
Myera
O. F. Curtis
Arthur
Jacob Shafer
Oeio
Middle Bass Island
Bryan
E. C. Wilson
St. Joseph, Mich
Rogers & Wilson
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