Sensation at Syracuse alienation case shocks Kosciusko court
A sensational alienation of affections suit was filed in the Kosciusko circuit court at Warsaw by Treesh and Dunlap for Bally Dewart of Syracuse against James Juday. Trial hype surrounds the case as Dewart seeks $5,000 with Juday facing alleged long lasting attentions. Desh and Deahl of Elkhart to defend. New cases include divorce actions by John Zoringer against Elvie Zoringer and by Mary C. Kegerrys and Samuel Kegerrys for partition among Bristol township residents.
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Kosciusko
Warsaw
Treesh & Dunlap
Bally
Dewart
Syracuse
James Juday
Juday
Harmon & Zigier
John Zoringer
Devorce
Elvie Zoring
Elkhart
Frank H
Margaret
Mary C. Kegerries
Samuel
Thomas J
Emma J. Bickel
J. Peter
Mary Bickel
Jane Wholheiter
William
Wholheiters
Michigan State Line
Washington Township
Bristol
Fulton County
Emma Rish
Sylvester E. Rish
Rochester
Rish
John F. Scott
O. M. Conley
Clarence J. Brown
Wm. J. Brown
Masquerade Ball Draws Large Crowd At McNaughton Hall
A Pathfinder's Judge event at McNaughton hall drew about forty couples. The Salisbury orchestra provided music. Miss Etta Stuart won the best appearing lady prize and Vance Crossly took the comical make-up honor. The dance signals a winter series planned for lodge members and friends.
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McNaughton Hall
Pathfinder
Salebury
Etta Stuart
Vance Crossly
Goshen Man Lloyd Wagner Weds Lottie Hamilton in Water Valley
Goshen friends learn of Lloyd Wagner's marriage to Miss Lottie Hamilton in Water Valley Mississippi. The couple reside there with Wagner, son of Louis Wagner of Goshen and a longtime Illinois Central Railway employee. Wagner leads the Water Valley band.
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Goshen
Lloyd Wagner
Water Valley
Lottie Hamilton
Mrs. Wagner
Louis Wagner
Illinois Central Railway Company
Mr. Wagner
Hoke returns to Louisiana after Goshen visit and farming success
Frank Hoke, who spent weeks with relatives near Goshen, returned this morning to Louisiana. He has lived near Roanoke for years, farms about 160 acres of rice, and is financially successful. He plans an indefinite absence. Second Lieutenant George Cook of the Elkhart militia will resign amid pressures from the Press Feeders' union which bars members from militia service, though Cook denies the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. Kinney
Dennert
George Fleming
Fister
Washington D. C
Census Department
Elghart
Fleming
Manning
Elliott
Robert E. Chatten
Elhavan W. Hese
Drake
Wood
Nellie Albright
Frank Hoke
Goshen
Louisiana
Hoke
Roanoke
George Cook
Elkhart Militia Company
Fire alarm reports chimney blaze on Wilson avenue
A fire call from box 37 to the south city area at about 8 pm found a chimney burning at Mrs. Lamb residence on Wilson avenue. The property is owned by Daniel Beyerle. The blaze was extinguished before fire carts arrived with little damage.
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Apo
40th Stone River survivors reunion to be held in Greencastle
The 40th anniversary and third annual reunion of Stone River battle survivors will be held in Greencastle on December 31. Rev John D Whitehead of Topeka Kansas chaplain of the 18th Indiana Battery and former pastor will give the invocation.
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Whitehead
Frogram
Battle of
Stone River
Tenn
Greencastle
Emd
John D. Whitehead
Topeka
Kas
Ind.Birf
First Baptist Church
Vestry Meeting at St James Episcopal Church Tonight
An informal vestry gathering for St James parish men and friends will feature a program on a new graphophone presented by Chas Kohler of Shoup and Kohler. A Burket woman, Mrs Levi Walters, was badly injured by a shotgun discharge from her son while preparing for a rabbit hunt, the full load striking her thigh.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Chas. Kohler
Shoup & Kohler
Levi Walters
Burket
Mentone
For Sale Two Smith Premier Typewriters
To Stenographers. Two first class second hand Smith Premier type writers for sale at an easy jon price. Almost a gift. Also new machines. F DeLA Cuan & Co.
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Smith Premier
Jon Easy
Dam Case Delay Halts Arguments in Indiana Michigan
Special Judge John H. Baker could not hear arguments in the Hen Island dam to function case today in Indianapolis. Perry L. Turner of Elkhart and M. L. Howell of Cassopolis, Mich., arrived last night. Howell represents several mills in Indiana and Michigan affected by the case.
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Baker
Praanapolis
John H. Baker
Hen Island
Perry L. Turner
Elkhart
M. L. Howell
Cassopolis
Mich
Howell
Indiana
Michigan
Woman Desperate Returns to Elkhart From Lafayette
Sarah J. Whipple, formerly sent to the Soldiers’ Home at Lafayette, has returned to Elkhart and is without resources. She is partially paralyzed and the local authorities cannot provide relief. her granddaughter Mabel is in the care of Mrs. Caroline Congdon. Mrs. Congdon seeks to adopt the child to shield her from mistreatment, while officials say Whipple’s presence in Elkhart was voluntary and will be ignored unless hunger drives her back to the Soldiers’ Home for transportation.
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Sarah J. Whipple
Lafayette
Elkhart
Mabel
Caroline Congdon
Elkhart County Man Arrested for Drunkenness in Michigan City
John W. Warren of Elkhart County was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Bowlin on drunkenness charges. He was fined $3 and costs by Justice Cassidy and ordered to serve 14 days in jail after reportedly harassing passersby to beg for money.
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Michigan City
John W. Warren
Elkhart County
Warren
Bowlin
Costes
Justice Cassidy
Senators Split on Separation Plan at Industrial School
The Indianapolis News asked all senators and representatives about separating inmates at the Industrial School and Women’s Prison. Senator Dausman favored the plan while over thirty legislators declined to state a position, including Messia Mumert and Vanfleet.
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Indianapolis News
Industrial School and Women’s Prison
Dausman
Messia
Mummert
Vanfleet
Fort Wayne Heating Franchise Planned by Local Men
Franchise at Fort Wayne led by George W. Beers S M Foster Judge Vesey W P Breen and others aims to build a large heating plant. The city council is expected to grant the franchise without opposition.
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George W. Beers
S. M. Foster
W. J. Vesey
W. P. Breen
Fisher
W. E. Mossman
Louis Fox
Fort Wayne
Physicians and Surgeons to Meet on Ethics Code
The Physicians and Surgeons association will meet tonight with Dr. D. L. Miller. The main agenda item is the discussion of the American Code of Ethics.
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Physicians and Surgeons Association
D. L. Miller
Ameri_can Code of Ethics
False report about Syracuse fire proves a canard
A circulating rumor that Syracuse was burning down proved false, described in the day’s brief as a canard with no basis in fact.
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Syracuse
Pressure Over Mormon Figures Highlights Political Morality Debate
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette recalls the 19th century case of Brigham Young Roberts being expelled from Congress for polygamy and contrasts it with calls to admit Daniel Smoot to the Senate. It questions pulpit politics versus political expediency amid Utah’s electoral power.
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Brigham Roberts
Congress
Utah
House
Apostle Smoot
United States Senate
Sons of Utah
Morgan Ba
Fort Wayne Electric Railroad Center Aim Could Boost City
Promoters from St. Louis and Fort Wayne began plans to transform Fort Wayne into an electric railroad hub. Rothwell Partridge and attorney Wilber Stonex traveled in for talks on a sixty mile Fort Wayne to Goshen route with possible extensions to Winona and Warsaw. The project contemplates new rights of way and potential connections to existing lines, with capitalized scope at one million dollars.
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Rothwell and Partridge
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Wabash
B. B. Bortner
Albion
Goshen
Wilber Stonex
H. 8. Bortver
Allen County
Baas
Lindenwood Cemetery
Lindenwood
Fort Wayne & Southwestern
Fort
New Agency Signed For Smith Premier Typewriter
F DeLaClaire and Co announce their local agency for Smith Premier typewriters and related supplies. The firm, known for toilet articles and extracts, will push machine sales and stock carbon paper and stenography supplies. F De LaClaire will oversee sales with an expert from Toledo, Ohio joining after January 1.
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F. DeLaClaire & Co
Smith
FD. LaClaire & Co
F. de LaClaire
Toledo
Twentieth Century Limited Aims for Sixteen Hour Run
An official notes delays on the New York Central or Lake Shore lines have been overcome by fast running, showing the Twentieth Century Limited could travel from New York to Chicago in sixteen hours. New epogives can haul the train with ease. Buffalo cutoff reportedly reduces the New York to Chicago time by twenty five minutes, as the Limited bypasses Buffalo while three faster trains run ahead.
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Lake Shore
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Buffalo
Citizens of Buchanan Rally Over Chapin Dam Power
Buchanan residents claim C A Chapin plans to move Buchanan dam electricity to South Bend and vow to fight in court. They note $50,000 was spent to build the dam for local manufacturing use.
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Buchanan
C. A. Chapin
South Bend
Athletic Ex change announces new booklet format and price
The Athletic Ex change, official paper of the War sees Athletic association, reports reaching The Democrat office. Harry Thomas is managing editor and James J Runyan contributed illustrations. The booklet features a neat cover and costs 10 cents per issue. Louis B Chaplin presents an article titled Siim.
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Athletic Exchange
Warsaw Athletic Association
Democrat
Harry Thomas
James J. ‘Runyan
Louis B. Chaplin
Siim
Automobiles Open First US Rural Route in Indiana
Automobiles start the first United States rural mail route on a twelve mile line from Portland to Pennville Indiana. The plan assigns the new car mail service to Port land post offices and smaller receiving points along the route for mail en route.
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Indiana
United States
Portland
Pennville
Ex-mayor Turner of Elkhart at Dey den last night
Indianapolis report mentions former mayor P. f Turner of Elkhart attending an event at the Dey venue last night with circulating rumors noted.
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Indianapolis
P. ‘'F. Turner
Elkhart
Notre Dame re elects captain and boxing tour plans
Balmon is re elected captain for next year at Notre Dame to lead the football eleven. Billy Considine of Detroit is invited to New York to stake his $5 000 forfeit and clinch the McGovern Corbett fight in Michigan. J J Jeffries Fitzsimmons and Ball depart for Portland to start a boxing tour that may extend worldwide. South Bend sportsmen plan a meeting to represent the city in the Central baseball league with Evansville Terre Haute Fort Wayne Marion Grand Rapids and Dayton as circuit teams.
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Balmon
Notre. ‘Damé
Billy” Considine
Metropolitan Athletic’ Club
Detroit
Mich
New York
Michigan City
James J. Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Clark Ball
Portland
South Bend
Central Baseball League
St. Louis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Marion
Grand Rapids
Dayton
I. Mantoner
National Association
Wheeling
West Virginia
Youngstown
Ohio
Local Literary Circles Host Readings and Meetings
Mrs D H Hawks entertained the Philomathians with The Study of Art led by Miss Mabel Hawks. Library and Winona societies met with various leaders to discuss Browning Virginia and Browning again. A charity lecture by Mrs J M Parker of South Bend was announced for March Hall inviting all city literary societies.
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D. H. Hawks
Philomathians
Mabel Hawks
Library Club
Luther Swinehart
Anna Hawks
Virginia
H. H. Gortner
E. W. Hawks
Noble Kreider
Beacon Lights
J. M. Parker
South Bend
Associated Charities
March Hall
New Philanthropy
Burr Oak Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs. Albert Prough visits Fish Lake while John Emmitt’s granddaughter suffers from chicken pox. Steve Evans ships sheep and hogs from Millersburg. D Mackentyre moves from Hawpatch to Topeka. Mellie Hostetter visits Topeka to see uncle Walter Trowl. A Hite family infant recovers from chickenpox. John Method and family sell goods and plan a western move. Steve Chrisman trades farms with Rev Campbell who will preach in Fort Wayne. Aid Society sews at Prough home for Mrs Campbell on Tuesday December 16. Charles Bickel injures leg during telephone work. Church bell repair after bolt failure. Pheomalpox breaks out in dognomer. The infant.
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John Emmitt
Steve Evans
Millersburg
D. Mackentyre
Topeka
Mellie Hostetter
Walter Trowl
John Method
Steve Chrisman
Rev. Campbell
Campbell
Fort Wayne
Aid Society
Albert Prough
New Telephone Co
Charles Bickel
Ligo‘nier
Dgonier
Infayt
Local notes and notices from Indiana papers
Mrs W J Latte sick with smallpox reappears in La Porte county. Belle Minnich dies at Wareaw aged 51. Elks fair dates December 25 to 31. Shively of South Bend addresses Elks lodge. Goshen pupil Dwight Leed enrolls at South Bend commercial college. Gorham anniversary celebrated. Jones Furniture ads paint low prices. Lake Shore train Waterloo to Toledo carries 373 Saturday. Duck hunters bag 247 ducks on Kankakee. Indiana University Bloomington enrollment 651, projects 1400. Liquor license publications due by December 13. Col J N Cook writes Tom Johnson campaign operetta. Beck of Modern Samaritans to Muncie for lodge work. J jap baskets at Jones store for gifts. Missionary society postpones meeting to Thursday. Walker ton pension raised to 72 for private soldier. Judge Baker rebukes Chicago insurers. Harry Schadt switches jobs to Fullerton Powell. J J Wyrick and S F Charpie travel Goshen for E V church conference. Arthur Grown to lead Goshen Opera House orchestra. Walkerton residents harassed by blackmail letters mailed from North Liberty area. Kalamazoo child dies choking on small object. Mrs Sparklin to Adrian. Mary Ladd goes to St Paul. Alexander McDonald funds Winona Technical Institute. Goshen Democratic paper prides sixth year. Planett installs gas engine at Perfection Bakery to power dough-nixer.
Fragmentary Local News Notes From South Bend Area
A jumble of partially legible items mentions Estpee Wm Curtis a Tole in law of John interred in South Bend. Winship Hart Hartford hours Wit for 150 dollars. Hart at We ed Bloss a Lake. An incident at Wause car depot restaurant. Beebe, Bade, Shane, Clark, and Beeknell appear in scattered references to people and places. Ligonier, Milford, and attorney Herbert Smith are noted among brief mentions.
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Wm. Curtis
John
South Bend
C. M. Beebe
F. E
Shane
D. W. Becknell
Ford
Earneg
Elkhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zoringer Divorces
Partition—Moentzer
Chicago
Probate Court
Hirschel P. Dodge
Hattie A. Mann
Lydia A. Smith
City Court
Benjamin G. Schaefer
E. W
Whisler's Court
Mary O. Swartz
John C. Swartz
Banta
Frederick Harter
Matilda A. Harter
Deahl
B. F. Tome
H. D. Toms
F, Dela Cuan & Co
Ft. Wayne
Miss Opal Smith
Miss Smith
Chapin
Sporting News
C. M. Immel
Mabel Berryman
Browning
C. C. Pratt
A. J. Hoover
North Side
Winona Society
Fish Lake
Alva Hite
W. J. Latte
la Porte County
Belle Minnich
Wareaw
Wareaw Times
Louie
B. F. Shively
Elks Lodge of Sorrow
Dwight L. Leed
South Bend Commercial College
Charles E. Gorham
Jones’ Furniture Store
Waterloo
la Porte
Kankakee
Indiana University At Bloomington
8. N. Cook
Columbus
Tom Johnson
Tom Jimpeon
George A. Beck
The
Modern Samaritans
Muncie
Jones’ Furniture
Young Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
John Smith
Walkerton
Francis E. Baker
Wild Cat Insurance Companies
Harry Schadt
O’brien
J.J. Wyrick
F. Charpie
Dunlaps
E. V. Church
St. Joseph
Arthur H. Grown
Opera
North Liberty
Lakeville
LaPaz
Teegarden
Fred W. Bohner
Kalamazoo
C. C. Sparklin
Mise Lillian
Adrian, Mich
Sparklin
Europe
Mary Ladd
St. Paul
Alexander McDonald
Standard Oil Company
Technical Institute
Winona
Gioshen Dainy Democrat
John Planett
Perfection Bakery
Winship
Hart
Hartford
Weed Bloss
Wause
Chas. Clark
Car Depot
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