Local Executives of Indiana Nationa l Bank Arrested in Elkhart
Justus L. Brodrick and Wilson L. Collins, president and cashier of the defunct Indiana National Bank, were placed under arrest in Elkhart by deputy marshals arriving from Indianapolis. They face charges of making false entries and were granted bonds of 5000 each. A private hearing in Elkhart was requested but denied, with a hearing to be held Monday. Also noted are local police actions and various minor notices from Goshen and surrounding areas.
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Lon Boyd
Will Snavely
United States
Marehale
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Justus L. Brodrick
Wilson L. Collins
Indiana National Back
Washington
Marhals
Zigler
Brodrick
Cashier
Colline
Mesars
Brodsick
Vanfleet & Vanfleet
Walter Brown
Goshen
Wm. B. Pratt
Chicago Wins Bid for 1904 Republican National Convention
The national committee selected Chicago as the site for the 1904 Republican convention to be held Tuesday, June 21 at noon in Chicago. Pittsburgh and St. Louis received one vote each. Chicago led with 43 votes. The Democratic committee met at the Shoreham hotel to decide timing and location, with Chicago viewed as likely choice.
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Ovational Republican Committee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
National Democratic Committee
Shoreham Hotel
Itie Belived
Saloonists Warned as Nicholeon Law Enforced Again
Marechal Vesey tours the city issuing a final notice to saloon keepers that the Nicholeon liquor law will be enforced to the letter starting tomorrow. Prosecutions will follow lax enforcement, with authorities adopting a strenuous policy and saloon interiors altered to allow clear Sunday and post eleven o'clock night views.
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Nicholeon
Marechal Vesey
Stie
Looting alleged in Indiana National Bank case at Elkhart
Judge Oldham criticizes management of the defunct Indiana National Bank in Elkhart and warns of possible prosecutions. Officials say possible looting occurred as funds were diverted, with the receiver pushing for a full book check and district attorney grand jury action. Perry Turner remains as receiver's attorney amid calls to retain the bank examiner as permanent receiver.
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Louis Ludlow
Indianapolise Star
Washington
Indiana National Bank
Elkhart
Francia Oldham
Controller's Office
Treasury
Oldham
Perry L. Turner
Woodman Circle Elects Officers for Year
The Woodman Circle elected officers last evening. Guardian Eugene Hoffman adviser Sylvia Overholt clerk Ada Noel banker Mrs L Moore attendant Mrs F Arnold magician Zipporah Santschi Inter Sentinel Nettley Myers Outer Sentinel Orva Salisbury manager for three years Zipporah Santechi.
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The
Woodman Circle
Eugene Hoffman
Sylvia Overholt
Ada Noel
L. Moore
Mre
F. Arnold
Zipporah Santschi
Inter Sentinel
Nettley Myers
Outer Sentinel
Orva Salizbury
Zipporah Santechi
Church Notices Adorn Lincoln Avenue Sermons and Services
Local churches list multiple Sunday services with varied subjects from science and the Bible to Elisha and Elijah. Denominations include First Church of Christ Scientist Lutherans Reformer Presbyterians Fifth Avenue Methodist First Methodist Episcopal First Baptist and First Christian with pastors named and times noted for worship Sunday school and youth meetings.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Lincoln Avenue
Latheran
Luther League
Geo. P. Kabele
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
Elijah
H. L. Greenawalt
First Reformer Church
Elisha
Presbyterian Church
E.A. van Nuys
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Blanche Dewey
Jesus Christ
M. J. Magor
Paetor
First Baptist Church
Poop
J. W. Fradenburg
First Christian Church
W. D Samuel
Grand Jury Sessions Begin in Elkhart County
Elkhart County holds its first grand jury session in a year starting next Monday with no major inquiries expected. The session follows Sheriff Manning’s term start on January 1 1903 and notes the bank failure will be touched only if guardians or administrators filed reports. a federal grand jury will probe the crash. Local notices report new lawsuits, assignments, and a stream of regional visits and travels among residents and officials.
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Elkhart
Manning
Circuit Court
Ferrall
LaGrange
Mortuary Record for Nellie B Ulery in Elkhart
Nellie B Ulery wife of Jesmuan Ulery died at her late home in Elkhart of consumption aged wb years. She is survived by her father Richard McMilac three brothers Henry Melvin and Orvin and one sister Mia Julia Haight of Constantive
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Nellie B. Ulery
Jesmuan Ulery
Elkhart
Richard McMilac
Henry
Melvin
Orvin
Mia
Julia Haight
Aidsaughter Mahn Born To Mr and Mrs Mahn
A baby girl named Aidsaughter Mahn was born this morning to Mr Philip Mahn and Mrs Mahn of Aff North Second Street. The family resides in Aff North Second Street.
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Aidsaughter
Veoelesk
Philip Mahn
Aff North Second Street
Interurban Cars Delayed by Ice and Sleet
The Indiana Railway Company interurban and city lines faced major delays due to ice and sleet. Car 201 arrived at 10, after the 6 am departure. trips to Elkhart Mishawaka and South Bend were postponed. City car service from Clinton street could not progress until 10. City car No. 21 reached Oak Ridge cemetery at 10.
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Indiana Railway Company
Elkhart
Mishawaka
South Bend
Goshen
Clinton Street
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Railroads And Community Notices Include Resignation And Snow Delays
Conductor Kegg of the Big Four resigns between Benton Harbor and Wabash as traffic, ticket receipts, and eastbound delays loom. Lake Shore crews adjust schedules amid heavy snows. Goshen train No. 15 runs late. Local social items note anniversaries, family visits, and a funeral service at Union chapel Clinton township.
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Kegg
Big Four
Benton Harbor
Wabash
Weat
Lake Shore
Goshen
Frank Gan- Te
Tating Ette Aoe Wee
Union Chapel
Clinton Township
Ben Hardanes Society Event Honors Winners and Music
About 175 attended the Ben Hardanes gathering at progressive Pedro pages where awards were given for first Mee VJ Parkar secued and Mrs Prank Crow first with Samuel Ganver second and H Clay. Miss Rodgers provided the music for the evening. The Plymouth Independent notes the piece on wealth and happiness, arguing that increased wealth brings more burdens and that those with moderate means may be more envied than the very wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hardanes
Pedro Pages
Alaws
Mee
Parkar
Prank Crow
Samuel Ganver
H.clay
Miss Rodgers
Plymouth Independent
Editorial Association Sets January 2 and 22 for Next Year’s Meeting
The Judd ana Republisa executive committee met in Tudiatapolis to choose January 2 and 22 for the annual editors meeting. The event will be at Claypool Hotel with speaker Charles L. Heary and other editors to be invited. attendees included W S Montgomery of Greenfield and Charles W Stivers of the Liberty Herald.
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Juddana
Mastoid Operation Success Removes Pus At Noon
Harry R. Whitmer underwent a noon operation to remove a confined mastoid abscess. Dr. B. A. Edmands led the procedure with Dr. A. C. Yoder assisting. Dr. Hoppingardner of Elkhart gave the chloroform.
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Harry R. Whitmer
8. A. Edmands
A.C. Yoder
Hoppingardner
Elkhart
Attorneys Plan Appeal in Swygart Case to Supreme Court
Lawyers for the defendant in the George W. Swygart trial in Porter Circuit Court Valparaiso seek a venue change from South Bend and will appeal to the state supreme court. A stenographer is compiling a full transcript of the record. Louis A. Deonert filed a mechanic's lien for 116 dollars in favor of Newman Bros. against Consolidated Paper & Bag Co of Elkhart. Edward Neidig and Richard Berry will host a social in McNeeghton Ball for their many young friends with music by no Beem.
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Swygart
George W. Swygart
Porter
Valparaiso
South Bend
Supreme Court
Louis A. Deonert
Newman Bros
Consolidated Paper & Bag Company of
Elkhart
Walter Brown
Edward Neidig
Richard Berry
McNeeghton Ball
Beem
Friendly Advice From The Ledger On Social Intercourse
A column urges cheerful greetings and pleasant talk when meeting friends, advising against sharing personal troubles unless urgent. It emphasizes staying optimistic about the present and future and avoiding soliciting listeners with worries.
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New Albany Ledger
Parochial School Graduation and Local Notices
Three students Misa Leona Murphy Tressa Rink and John Lucky will graduate from the parochial school this year with exercises planned for early June. The school plans an entertainment in the school room on Thursday afternoon Dec 24. The Presbyterian bazaar yielded 105 on opening day and 57 at last night’s social. organizers expect about 200 to be cleared. An Elkhart resident, 70 year old John Kreider, died of heart failure last night. The Pastime Athletic Club to hold another dance at McNaughton ball next Wednesday with music by Beyerle Wolfe. Kendallville news notes include A D Isbell and W H Kindig at Pasadena California with local real estate chatter. Oranges ripening and ripe strawberries and tomatoes noted despite mixed weather and possible rain ahead.
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Misa Leona Murphy
Tressa Rink
John Lucky
Kendallville Bon
A. D. Isbell
W. H. Kindig
Pasadena
California
Fair Oaks Avenue
Kindig
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Peery & Tarver Wii
Kema
Bim de
Kid’ Vaughn
Goeben
Kid * Vaughn
Charles Bile
Burlington
N.o
Routh Reist
Bilis
Allutt
Bit
Ietter Devoy
Llu
Eters Court
Hawk
Frank Method
Wesley Mill- Cbicaro
Pectinsern
Charles Darr
Henri
Kidmakes
J.B. Cattleball
Deahl & Deathl
LO. T M
Ladies of the Maccabees
Middlebury
Martha Fribley
Hattie Diley
Loretta Eldridge
Minnie Mather
Elizabeth Farrer
Avaline Keilett
Minnie Lehman
A. Leva Wagner
Sarah Christler
Erma Shoup
Netthe Truesdall
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
Brsiaces
Sinek
Millwood
Indiana
Jackson Hill
Iain
Poenbontee
Goshenaig & Wood Co
Lincoln Ave
Cosventios
Washinxaton, D. C
Goshes
Elkhart County
Fibbert Firm
Jewel Furnace Co
Elxhart
Lewis R. Boyle
Harvey J. Bostwick
Melvin A. Demarest
Berkey & Zigler
Harlan A. Stauffer
Robert F. Miller
Harmon & Zigler
Frank Bell
Edward Kelly
Zent
Frank Kelly
Neil Felkner
Milford
Hobart Aie
Elkbart
Mrs
J. W. Ilabengh
Ligonier, Aoe
M. O. Sapaursi
Cincinnati
Ohio Point
Walteree
Mary Lesh
V. J. B. Gatecall
Roy Alderman
Mies Stella Reffensberger
Leesburg
George Hildebridie
Syracuse
Anna Scalf
Millersburg
Flo Beane
Brenneman
Mies Ethel Felkner
Ruth Berkeley
Mies Fitzpatrick
Anna Cline
E. E. Mummert
Patti
Miss Louie
Defrees
Geo. W. Farrell
Auburn
M. Rice
Nawaka
Harry Michael
New York City
Edward Purston
Big Four Railroad Company
Helen Cherlain
Ecarlesina
Eugene F. Swygart
Elias Gortner
M. Marshall
Wawaka
J. BR. Flood
South Bend Commercial College
Anna Libbing
Sturgis, Mich
Here
Ed. Pronner
Tia
Jennie Hunter
Myrtle Hunter
Mies Romayne Latta
Grand Rapide, Mich
Joseph Peffley
New Paris
Duplapa
J. M. Latta
LaMar
Colo
Louis Latta
Beyerle & Wolfe
Nappanee
Elhart Trath
James Drake
Herrick Stephens
Samantan
J. W. Mishler
McPherson
Kansas
Harry Mick
Ann Arbor
J. O. Mick
Harrie Coal Co
Farmers’ Mutual
A. Hoover
Se’y
Mortuary Record
T. Blizzard
City
Joan ML Ober
Farmers’ Club
Elias Gortoer
E. Swigart
Will E
Robert Gertner
New Mexico
Wm. Keupper
Henrietta Dick
O. F. Williamson
Marie Becthers
Repoulikan Editore Ta Meet
God Advice
Rigney
John A. Rigney
Fish and Game Commissioner
Keltef
DM. Puterbaugh
Assesor
Giudinog
Fire Department
IX -L Pump Co
Elkhert
John Kreider
Steel and Iron Working
Mathias Bros. of
LaPorte
Pianes
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