Bank failure casts long shadow over Beuschers debts
Judge Oldham, sent from Washington by the Controller of the Currency, calls the Indiana National Bank failure very bad and says creditors may recover little more than 100 cents on the dollar. Beuscher Co debts reach 880,000 with assets largely nil beyond stock and machinery. the bank holds about 55,000 in debts. A separate incident reports Bert Maroney improving after burns from a burping pile incident. Peter Karash robbed, arrested, and bound over on a loan theft case. A veterans’ reunion notice states next American and Mexican War Veterans gathering planned for St. Louis September 15-17 with Mexican President Dias expected.
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Oldham
Washington
Ridgely
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Department of Justice
George TL Barrey
American and Mexican War Veterans Association
St. Louis
Dias
Mexico
Change in Hotel Hattle Passes to Leonard Smith
John Hattie retires as landlord of Hotel Hattle after a few years and will move to Chicago. Leonard Smith succeeds him next Monday and, with Mrs. Smith, takes charge of the hotel. The Smith boarding house will be absorbed into the hotel building with rooms added and maintained at current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hattie
Hotel
Hattle
Leonard Smith
Hattie
Chicago
Smith
Meseick
Fifth Street
Bert
Welch Brado Wed In South Bend Ceremony
After three months of waiting for a favorable moment to wed, Roscoe Welch and Mary Brado of Elkhart married in Justice OF. B. Maples office in South Bend. The license was issued in September. The groom is a steam fitter. Brado had been married before, her previous spouse being Leonard. She is 24 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Welch
Mary Brado
Elkhart
South Bend
OF. B. Maples
Poetride
Urside Np
Leonard
Traveling salesman injured at breakfast in South Bend
Charter Stofer of Dr King Medicine, a training sales map, lies injured after a severe accident at a South Bend breakfast table. Col Hubbard, 74, visiting lecturer for the American Humane Educational Society, reports 56,000 schools on the mailing list. The state board may skip the 1904 state fair to boost local fair interest ahead of St Louis exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Stofer
Dr. King Medicine Company
South Bend
Brofer
Col. Hubeard
Brocoaton, Marr
American Iumane Educational Society
Hubbard
State Board of Agriculture
Walker Slips on Lincoln Avenue Crossing Injures Hip
E. W. Walker fell yesterday afternoon at the Lincoln Avenue crossing of the Lake Shore railroad and severely bruised his left hip while hurrying to the Big Four depot to mail a letter. W. C. Hafer and family have moved into the Newcomb house at Seventh and Jeffreco streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Walker
Lincoln Avenue
Lake Shore Railroad
Big Four
W.C. Hafer
Goshen
Newcomb House
Seventh and
Jeffreco Streets
New York Tonight: James Carew Stars in Sweet Kitty Bellaire
James Carew, now supporting Henrietta Crosman, opens in New York tonight in Sweet Kitty Bellaire. W Whee debuts a handsome porcelain cigar case from Anderson in his store. Colonialg bazaar opens tomorrow at 10 o clock. go early to see full booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carew
Henrietta Crosman
New York
Sweet Kitty Bellaire
W. Whee
Anderson
Colonialg Bezaar
Obituary Notes and Local Theater Wrap Elkhart
Obituaries report the death of James H. Hunter foreman in Gravis hand car dept at the Lake Shore in Elkhart. Also noted is the five day old Lonarak Anice Loraine death and Kyte Mrs Frank Kyle death on Second street. Local theater reviews cover Shakesperean comedy As You Like It at Irwin and Arthur Sideman memorial mentions with Clay Clement returning to the stage.
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Huxttkk
James H. Hunter
Gravis
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Lonarak
Anice Loraine
Camilla Reynolds
Rosalind
First Presbyterian Church Elected Officers Named
The Christian Endeavor society at the First Presbyterian church elected officers led by Leroy Carr as president and Harvey Hawke as vice president. George Cregier Jr became secretary, Mirvin Cregier treasurer, with Mrs. Harvey Hawke as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Ss A Edmonds heading the Woman's Missionary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Leroy Carr
Harvey Hawke
George Cregier
Mirvin Cregier
Ss. A. Edmonds
Mrs Reynolds Loses Diamond Brooch in South Bend Area
Mrs George Reynolds of South Bend lost a diamond brooch either at the Methodist church or on the way to the Elliott home. The finder may leave it with Mr Elliott for a reward. Also note Rev William L Tedrow of Ann Arbor Michigan will preach at Millersburg Lutheran Church midweek and install Pastor Rev Alex McLaughlin on Sunday.
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George Reynolds
South Bend
William
Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Wm. L. Tedrow
Anne Arbor
Mich
Alex. McLaughlin
Jas. B. Fitzpatrick
Avilla
Warren Shaffer
L.J. Brooke
Chicago
Hervey L. Vannuys
Scranton
Widow Filbert revokes election to take under law
Ma John A Filbert widow of William J Filbert of Elkhart revokes election to take under the law and will take under the will. Baptist ladies plan a pastry sale at B Suver Bros rooms on December 19. Aprons and handkerchiefs will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Filbert
William J. Filbert
Elkhart
Bsuver Bros
Mrs George McKibben Dies at Home Near Benton
Mrs. Lydia McKibben, wife of George McKibben, one mile north of Benton, died suddenly at 2 o clock from paralysis after a stroke the previous afternoon. She had been in good health until Tuesday morning and is survived by her husband, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral will be Tuesday at 1 PM from the M E church in Beaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
George McKibben
Benton
Aralgsia
M. E
Beaton
Society Cards and Card Parties in Local Circle
Mrs F Caminskey entertained at cards today for guest Mrs David Caminskey of Chicago. Mrs E W Hawks hosted yesterday from 1 to 6 PM at her South Sixth Street home with out of town visitors Mrs Winchester Mrs Knickerbocker Mrs Davenport and Miss Davenport of Elhart. Mrs E W Hawks has invited guests for a card party at her Sixth Street home Tuesday afternoon.
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F. Caminskey
David Caminskey
Chicago
W. Hawks
South Sixth Street
Meedames
Winchester
Knickerbocker
Davenport
Wim. Meader
El«hart
E. W. Hawks
Sixth Street
Maude David
Emma Overton
LaGrange
Roosevelt Nomination Under Debate in South Bend Times
In a political comment Hon. J B Stolssye weighs possible GOP paths toward 1908 nomination. He cites Theodore Roosevelt as standard bearer risk and argues Marcus A Hanna controls the situation. He notes Democrats may reassemble around Gorman Parker or Gray if shifts occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stolssye
South Bend Times
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Gorman
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Haona
Fairbanks
George Gray
Delaware
Marcus A. Hanna
Violators Face Fines In County Court Proceedings
Deputy Game Warden Rigney filed eight affidavits against illegal hunters in City Judge Peters court. Among those named are Henry Shu maker Charles Carr Henry Mille Charles Hawks and George Hawks. Anna Gallagher the Elkhart woman confined in the county jail amid an insanity inquiry drew attention for threats and market signs of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigney
Peters
Henry Shumaker
Charles Carr
Henry Mille
Charles Hawks
George Hawks
Jesse Stutsman
Dunlaps
Charles Hayes
Jefferson Township
Ralph Rockwell
George Shirk
Anna Gallagher
Elkhart
Everyon
Longlift
Wabash Street Church Dedication and Local Deaths
The new Wabash street M. E. church at Wabash was dedicated Sunday evening. Teaac Gilliam sr 72 died at his home east of Blufton. Albion schools closed due to scarlet fever. A hunting accident near Portland nearly severed Ellis Pontious 15's hand. Charles Fuhrman, a Decatur pioneer, died at 74. Doctors volunteered to aid typhoid patients in Butler Pa.
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Wabash Street
M. E
Wabash
Teaac Gilliam, Sr
Bluirton
Ellis Pontious
Portland
Charles H. Fuhrman
Decatur
Adams County
D. D. Clark
J. M. Miller
Butler, Pa
Mississippi trip reports Roosevelt unpopularity and political chatter
Sheriff Manning and Deputy Burris observe southern disfavor toward President Roosevelt over the Booker T Washington dinner at the White House. Local residents discuss election scuttlebutt between G L Slate and Beth A Myers over Mark Hanna nomination. mentions of McKinley era popularity and secret service ties to Loubet visit. Also noted is a lawsuit by Dr H A Fink and wife against Lake Shore Co for 1600 damages from a barn fire and Ruth Dreese recovering from typhoid fever with high fever readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Manning
Burris
Roosevelt
Booker Washington
White House
H. A. Fink
Lake Shore Company
Railroads update and political reminiscence in Indiana
The Lake Shore adopts a revised time card plan to route trains via the Air Line over the Old Road. Northbound Big Four No. 34 arrived on time at 4 52. Dr A J Woolley of Vevay debates J B Stoll over who first mentioned the German map in Indiana and praises Senator Gorman as a strong candidate for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Carder
Big Four
A. J. Wooley
Vevay
J.B Stoll
Indiana
Indianapolis Sentinel
Woollen
Sentinel
Dr. Woollen
John B. Stol
South Bend
Stoll
Gorman
Hendricks
Mr. Gorman
United States
Judge Parker
McClellan
New York
Senate
Goshen Society Heads South Bend for The Prince of Pilsen
A large Goshen society plans to attend the South Bend performance of The Prince of Pilsen tomorrow night. A galaxy of well dressed women and real singers will accompany the show featuring tunes like The Tale of the Sea-shell and Heidelberg. Manager W. Pickering of the Auditorium says good seats remain for Goshen residents who call or write immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
South Bend
Heidelberg
W. Pickering
Davie to Return Home After Erie Wreck Wait
Clyde H. Davie, injured in the traction wreck near Erie Pennsylvania, has stayed at St. Vincent's hospital and will ride home Saturday afternoon on the 5:4 Lakeshore train. He is reported improving. The item also mentions the Vough changeable pitch piano action offering instant switch from international to concert pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Davie
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chicago Drummer R L Kingston Stricken At Hascall Hotel
R L Kingston, a Chicago drummer, arrived at the Hascall hotel last evening and was taken seriously ill, now threatened with pneumonia. A social hosted by the Firett M E church committees in Urgiah cleared 963, with decor booths and active trading and sales yielding notable totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Kingston
Chicago
Hascall Hotel
Firett M E
Urgiah
Tour of All Mexico via Iron Mountain route
Special Pullman Vestibuled train with drawing room compartment library and music room and the largest dining car. Open Top Observation Car Chililitli. Independent travel through Quincy Building Chicago and Exclusive Privileges. Tickets and information from H. D. Armstrong T P A Iron Mountain route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Beau Campbell
Mgr
American Tourist Association
Quincy
Adams St
Chicago
H. D. Armstrong
Elkhart Man Leases Stonex Building for Market Opening
Elkhart resident David B. Hutchinson, confined by rheumatism, can now move about. The First English Lutheran church ladies host a Thursday afternoon gathering at 100 E Monroe St hosted by Ms J W Shifter.
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Elkhart
Stonex
North Main Street
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John Hattile
Gilad
Mr. Sfubbard
Mortuary Record
Hile & Baker
John Lusher
Bosworth
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Circuit
Elkhart Review
Arthur Siemans
Arthur Sideman
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Clay Clement
New Dominion
Laporte Elks
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Co. E
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Millereburg
Wil
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Drake & Hubbell
Frank Voightman
Harris Pomeroy
Consolidated Paper & Bag Company
Woo
H. Brusman
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Charles H. Bosworth
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Collins
Milas Gallagher Ineane
Commissioners’ Court
Adam Yoder
Clinton Township
Harden D. Markel Et al
Elison Addition
A. F. Wilden
W. W. Beck
George W. Frank
Justice Whistler's Court
Henry C. Miller
Andrew H. Little
Littl
Albion
Scralet
Samantha Shuey
Valparaiso
David Shuey
John Short
Devatur
Charlies Fox
Binflten
Jefferson Reformatory
Peru
Clyde Weaver
Herbert Aughenbaugh
Laketon
Wabash County
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Weaver
James Young
Roanoke
Mississinewa River
Lafontaine
Jack” Crumley
Crumsley
Conrad Bo Righter
Ella
Roeder
Geo
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Prederick Bo Pratt
Lorenzo
Bartley
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Maryland
Eurely
Acme
John A. Bickel
Clinton Jp
Almeda
Swart
Clinton
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C. W. Osborne
8. A. Potter
W. W. Hatch
George J. Cronenbarger
Milford
Mayme Graham
M. L. Swinehart
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Jennie Grove
John C. Feree
Lafayette House
I. L. Berkey
Tippecanoe
George Thiele
Lake County
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Ashley, Ohio
C. &. Gorham
Woodson Berkey
Mishawaka
Kate Murphy
H. O. Smith
Maude Bloes
Lillie Collings
Dodge
Ophia Householder
Kendallville
A. Z. Freyberger
Manchester
G. M. Zimmerman
Frank Prough
F. T. Taylor
la Porte
D. T. Gripe
New Paria
J. H. Rassler and
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Millersburg
Margaret Simpson
Charles W. Muller
J. B. Andrewe
John Egbert
Lndianapolis
Florence Scott
Frank Keelen
Peter Flory
K. M. Helimoo
Unid
J. W. Himebaugh Taa
L. M. Buck
J. C. Plank
George M. Mutchler
Shanesville
Mise Elia Rigney
Misa Beulah Winters
Miea Besale Raubert
Dora Traster
Garrett
Anna G. Kaufman
J. W. Greiner
Middlebury
J. E. Nusbaum
Bartow, Fla
D. A. Kahn
Monroeville
Allen County
Kuhn
Clauke Roosevelt
Het
G. L. Slate
Beth A. Myers
Milleraburg
Myers
Mark Hanpa
Mr. Slate
Fisharton
Ireland
Secret Service
McKinley
Buffalo
Aseasein
Loubetop
Italy
Miss Dreese
Ruth Dreese
Co. H. Davis
Tekea l
David B. Hutchinson
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