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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1901

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Four Children Cremated in Pashan Farm Home Fire

A devastating fire near Middlebury destroyed the Miller family home in Pashan. Four children aged 8 to 14 died, two infants were saved by parents, the house and belongings burned, and no insurance covered the loss. Amish family faces total ruin as neighbors witness the tragedy.

Benjamin Miller Pashan Middlebury Miller Geneva Mabel Belva Elijah Burt Smith Leonard Smith Esat Goshen Arkansas

Elkhart Man Weds Former Housekeeper After Divorce

James Downey of Elkhart married Mary Ernhart his former house keeper who he had wed earlier via a matrimonial ad in Chicago Chronicle. Downey claimed his estranged wife had attempted poisoning and now appears content. A fire last night destroyed L. M. Johnson's barn in Elkhart’s business district, used as storage and cobbler shop, causing six figure losses.

James Downey Elkhart Chicago Chronicle Mary Ernhart Windy City Downey L. M. Johnson

Fire rescues elderly man from blaze at home

A fire at the home of David Holland in Java City area was contained early this morning. Notre Dame watchman rescued the elderly resident just in time to prevent a fatal outcome. In Indiana, reports say Marvin Kuhns was not captured near Green Hill and remains in Noble county with his brother’s family.

Sodtu Bexp David Holland Notre Dame Alluion Ind Marvin Kubns Green Hill LaFayette Kuhns Noble County Albion

Carnegie's Handsome Gift to Goshen Library

Andrew Carnegie will donate 15000 dollars to the Goshen Library Association to aid construction and maintenance of a public library. A meeting of the association will be held to outline plans in detail after a letter from James Bertram confirms the grant. Representatives Mummert and Wood had traveled to New York in December to discuss the endowment.

Goshen Andrew Carnegie Goshen Library Association Mummert James Bertram Carnegie Messrs. Mummert Wood New York

Studebaker Works Fire Damages Engine Room

A 20 ton fly wheel in the Studebaker Works carriage department burned early today. The wheel 50 inches wide and 24 feet in diameter served a 600 horsepower engine and unroofed the engine room. Engineer Henry Supey escaped injury as he was outside the building. Plant shutdown will delay orders.

South Beno Studebaker Works Henry Supey

City of Louisville Burned in Dock at St Joe

The lake steamer City of Louisville owned by Graham & Morton burned in dock at 4 a m and was completely destroyed. A watchman is missing and believed burned or drowned. Holman, a local fire watcher, dropped dead amid the excitement. A replacement steamer will be built for the Benton Harbor to Chicago run. Next Monday marks the sixth anniversary of the Chicora fate.

St Joe Mich Louisville Graham & Morton Company St. Joe Holman Benton Harbor Chicago Graham & Morton

Detroit woman plans monument for son buried at New Paris

At Mrs. Renchard's request Silver Bros. opened the grave of EB. Lee Graham for examination after fears of exhumation. The editor died in an accident at his printing office about two years ago. A monument will be erected over the grave.

Damage suit eyed after Wabash train kills Daniel Peoples

A damage suit against the Wabash Railway is likely after Daniel Peoples was killed by a Wabash train near Benton on Wednesday morning. The company says the whistle was blown repeatedly, while train men claim no warning was sounded. The report also notes two more bills from Van fivet on railroad regulation, referred to the railroad committee, and that 113 bills have been introduced with Mummert's supply yet to be opened.

Wabash Railway Company Daniel Peoples Benton

Pastor Grieve Accepts Corunna Church Charge

Rev Robert Grieve former pastor of the Christian church in this city has accepted the pastorate of the Christian church at Corunna DeKalb county Grieve and family will move to Corunna this week

Robert Grieve The Christian Church Corunna DeKalb County Grieve

Central Union to Open Nappanee Exchange with 50 Subscribers

The Central Union Telephone Company will open a new exchange at Nappanee with fifty subscribers on completion. Clayton Strohm will serve as manager of the exchange.

Central Union Telephone Company Nappanee Clayton Strohm

Mileage limits set for Mumert and Wainfleet votes

The committee on mileage as amended and concurred in by the house allows Representative Mumert 300 miles and Representative Wainfleet 340. The National Editorial Association fixed June 2008 for its Buffalo convention. Elkhart grammar school held graduation exercises with 25 graduates and large attendance.

Committee On House Mummert Wainfleet National Editorial Association Buffalo Elkhart

Vegetable kingdom beds at Sintmons noted in print

A historical notice lists fresh produce including redishes onions turnips lettuce carrots parsley Holland cabbage celery and more as available at Sintmons in a local market notice.

Sintmons

Goshen to Receive Carnegie Library Gift

Secretary Bertram reports Carnegie will decide soon on a library grant for Goshen, likely the smallest U S city to gain such recognition. The $15 000 gift highlights Goshen readers and local efforts, with plans for a new building and potential local tax support.

Bertram Carnegie Goshen United States Pittsburg Mr. Carnegie Messrs Wood Mummert State Library Carnegie Library Goshen Library Association Y’s Andrew Carnegie

Raising Blood Hounds in Goshen The Ex Marshal’s Litter

John E. Rigney once Goshen marshal now tends six blood hounds at his North Side home. The young dogs arrive recently and may be sold to officers seeking canine help in enforcing public trust.

John E. Rigney Goshen

Wabash Prohibits Drinking Before Duty on Duty

Wabash railroad adopts rule prohibiting intoxicants for employees before reporting and while on shift. The move aims to reduce accidents, with statistics from other lines supporting the impact. Also notes cancellations of ongoing services due to illness and a Sunday prayer meeting at 7 AM. Theatrical understudies face opportunities as many stars are sick or disabled amid grippe, causing theatres to close.

Wabash W. P. Pearce Lagrippe

Barton Returns to Detroit as Pickles Purchase Contacts Grow

John A Barton of Williams Bros and Charboneau has returned to Detroit after securing contracts with farmers for pickets for the company. O W Bale, of 411 Wildern avenue, will continue the work.

John A Barton Williams ‘Bros. and Charboneau Company Detroit

Fire destroys Marion residence of J C Elwood

The residence of J C Elwood of Marion was totally destroyed by fire early this morning. Elwood is the father of Mrs H E Machen of this city and Clyde Elwood formerly of Goshen and pen of Kansas City. The family recently moved to Marion from North Manchester.

J. C. Elwood Marion Elwood City Clyde Elwood Goshen and Pen Kansas City North Manchester

Lawrence Conner Dies at 115 at Saxton Station

Lawrence Conner aged 115 passed away yesterday at Saxton station six miles southwest of St. Joe. He left 11 children 31 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren and 2 local great grandchildren. He voted for every democratic candidate from Andrew Jackson to Bryan.

Lawrence Conner Saxton Station St. Joe

Clerk's hair singed at peanut roaster repair mishap

Harvey Ganger a clerk in P. A. Hulwick's store was repairing an 8 peanut roaster yesterday afternoon when his hair caught fire near a gasoline burner. He suffered a rough trim but no serious injuries were reported.

Harvey Ganger P. A. Hulwick

Nine pound son born to Representative Vanfleet family

A nine pound son was born to Representative and Mrs. Ver non Vanfleet at Elkhart. Mr. Vanfleet attends the Indiana legislature session in Indianapolis as colleagues send congratulations. A new telephone wire will connect Middlebury to North Clinton once weather permits. Subscribers include S Ulery C Ulery M J Schrock H J Schrock E J Schrock J D Schrock. Jeremiah Eyer age 70 and Elizabeth Leatherman Kehr age 70 of Wakarusa wed today, among county’s oldest newlyweds. Mail carrier Myron Rhoades is ill with grip. substitute Elmer Merrill carries on the route. Simmons grocery boasts California fruit and vegetables, with coal at 850 per ton and wood price 759 per cord from Hyde & Brooke.

Vernon Vanfleet Elkhart Vanfleet Indianapolis Middlebury North Clinton S. ¥. Ulery C. C. Ulery M. J. Schrock H. J. Schrock E. J. Schrock J.D. Schrock Jeremiah Eyer Elizabeth Leatherman-Kehr Wakarusa Myron Rhoades Elmer Merril Emanuel Fink Finks Olive Township Peter Fink Lydia Fink Samuel Fink Emanuel Peter Samuel Elliott Crull Nancy Enders Lydia Clouse Elizabeth Madlem William Fink John Joseph Harrison Noah Clemmons Dr. Fink South Bend John J. Fink Elliott Cruil Sarah John Ritter Davis, Hubbell & Davis Crull

Miss Lily Coy's case on contest over the will verdict

The trial over Miss Coy’s $10,000 damage claim against Henry Trump concluded with a $200 damages verdict for the plaintiff. Lawyers Dodge and Waltz represented Coy while Lou W. Vail defended Trump as the jury, partly drawn from the regular panel, heard other civil matters.

Lily Coy Hascall Trump Hull Dodge & Waltz Miss Coy Lou W. Vail Mr. Trump Geo. Lower Indiana Railway Co

South Bend Heats Up as City Court Bill Moves

Indiana Assembly may create a South Bend city court with criminal and civil jurisdiction and a 2500 dollar judge’s salary. Wabash County Judge Shiveley jailed Charles Barrett for defiant testimony while a council fight over police commissioner salaries sparks a constitutional question. Eli Lilly & Co reorganizes with 1 million dollar capital, Indy to Chicago offices, and Lilly ties to Wawasee property. Logansport man faces mail scheme obstacles as post Office warns against newspaper lottery ads.

Indiana Assembly South Bend Indianapolis Chicago St. Louisa Kansas City Messrs. Lilly Wawasee

Ameer Actor Frank Daniela Wows South Bend Audience

Frank Daniela in The Ameer drew a full house at the Oliver opera house in South Bend last night. John Drew will follow with Richard Carvel at Powers theatre Chicago starting Monday after his current engagement ends.

Frank Daniela

Local entertainment notes from Elkhart and Goshen

A large audience enjoyed Arizona at the Bucklen and Augustus Thomas play by LaShelle Hamlin’s company in Elkhart. Grace Hayward company presented Carmen at the Irwin to a full house, with Taken from Life scheduled for tonight. Also reports of Exchange farms, a Pedro club gathering at Mrs. Matzdorf’s, prize winners, and a school program at 7:30 PM with free admission.

Arizona Bucklen Elkhart Augustus Thomas LaShelle & Hamlin Goshen al. G. Field Grace Hayward Irwin Lady Maccabee Progressive Pedro Club Frank E. Matzdorf Peter DeBoer Rs. M. B. Shookman A. W. Donaldson Wabaab Jennie Culp Wakarusa Grace Hayward Company South Bend

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J.B. Devor Allendale John Fullmer Mr. Devor I. W. Short Sylvanus A. Bemen St. Paul Lucy P. Webster Rosa Bonheur Shaw AL ‘Elkhart Kurns Great Iron Manufacturer van Fivet Jane Baptist Church McFarlane Michigan Alfred Lowry Hurwich Auditorium Ligonier Greys Ligonier Vistececeres TOL OSTRS Wakarusa Tribune C. I. Werntz Peter B. Yoder Mr. Wernz Simmons California Millwood Order of Hyde & Brooke Miss Lily Coy Policeman Trump John Hull Sheriff Bioctt E. R. Niles Judge Cutting John Lyman Anna Niles Mrs. Niles Lyman Will Grant Church Francis M. Holdeman Samuel Manning Nellie A. Money-Osborn J. L. Harmon Bradley Elvetta McFarren Lorena Slaughterhouse Et al John BE. Carman the Indians Railway Co Sherif Elliott South Harry Waters Their Bowes Elizabeth Bowes Milton M. Ulery Augusta Swift-Wood- Lane Lane Eluhart Evi Willis C. Nusbaum Indiana Railway Company Edward W. Walker Chas. J. Garvin Guardian John Bechtel Gabriel Weaver South Bend Medicine Company United Ths American Malt Cream Co J. H. Harter Ollie Philippines Mindanao Harter Charles Barrett Wabash County Shiveley Barrett DeWitt C. Justice Loganeport J. N. Tyner Post Office Department Powell General Tyner Ameer Arizonsa Carmen H. A. Staurrer Bemenderfer's
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