Jury Deliberations Continue In Strine Murder Trial
The Strine murder jury deliberated from 2 p m with no verdict by 4 p m. Prosecutor Hile and defense attorney Deahl argued to the twelve jurors as spectators filled the courtroom. Closing arguments followed by James Dodge and E A Dausman before the panel recessed for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hile
Cochran
Strine
James S. Dodge
Dodge
Deatl
Anthony
Newt
Baker
Clarence Guezs
Mr. Deahl
Deahi
James 8. Dodge
Declaration Arrives to Boost Goshen Horse Breeding
A famed stallion named Declaration from Harrison stock farm Jamestown New York arrived at the Gardner barn in Goshen for the coming season. The general purpose horse with a 2:20 trotting record is owned by Major J B Cobb Sears Gardner John Snobarger and George H Evans and previously sold in Australia for over 43000. Local horsemen welcome the import highlighting potential county improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Harrison Stock Farm
Jamestown
New York
Elkhart County
Gardner Barn
Declaration
Major J. B. Cobb
Sears Gardner
John Snobarger
George H. Evans
Australia
Indiana
Goshen Woman Mary England Near Death in LaPorte
Word from LaPorte says Mrs. Mary England mother of E. J. England and former Goshen resident is at the point of death and cannot live but a few hours unless there is an improvem ent. She is remembered in Goshen having moved to LaPorte about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Mary England
E. J. England
Goshen
Death of George Moyer in Harrison Township
George Moyer aged about sixty eight died last evening at his home in Harrison township eight miles west of Goshen after a lingering illness with Brights disease. A wife and several children survive him. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moyer
Harrison Township
Goshen
Brights
Funeral of Mrs Joel H Austin
The funeral for Irene Ludington Austin wife of Joel H Austin will be held at their home at the corner of Garden and Sixth streets Saturday at 2 PM with Rev J W Pashall of Fifth Avenue M E Church officiating. Viewing is 9 to 12. Daub's advertises plentiful chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ludington Austin
Joel H. Austin
Garden and
Sixth Streets
J. W. Paschall
Fifth Avenue M. E
Farewell Sermon Draws Goshen Crowds
An exceptionally large audience attended Rev. Wm. Edward Biederwolf's farewell service at First M. E. Church Goshen with Prof. Harry L. Maxwell as revival co-worker. Overflow meetings and large turnout also followed the afternoon Presbyterian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Edward Biederwolf
Harry L. Maxwell
Goshen
Nevin B. Mathes
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Biederwolf
Lot
Abraham
God
Sodom
Gomorah
Earth
2Nd Corinthians
C. C. Cissell
Maxwell
Cissell
Mixwell
Christ
Married in Niles Charles Fields Weds Ora Lechlitner
Charles Fields aged about 50 from Wakarusa Indiana married Ora Lechlitner after applying for a license in Niles. The couple traveled from Indiana to obtain papers at the high school building and were united by Justice Charles White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fields
Ora Lechlitner
Niles
Wakarusa
Ind
St. Joseph
Twain
Charles White
Reuben H. Lechlitner
Elkhart
Lechlitners
Fields
Teacher vs Pupils at Frog Pond School Incident
Charles Judson, teacher at Frog Pond school in Jefferson township, faced repeated petty annoyances from four leading scholars. Last Friday three boys were badly beaten, while the fourth escaped by fleeing, as locals note the clash of pupil power and discipline. Miss Elsie Dumas of this city will take the white veil at Fort Wayne tomorrow after one year at the Fort Wayne convent. She plans to decide on becoming a nun for life after completing her year of service in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Charles Judson
Frog Pond
Jefferson Township
Elsie Dumas
Nye memorial service planned by LaPorte lodge Knights of Pythias
LaPorte Lodge Knights of Pythias plans a Nye memorial service in late February with Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis delivering the principal address and Harry S Chester of Elkhart among the eulogists. Smothered by a strawstack a 30 year old Miss Mary Flynn near Barren Lake was killed when the straw stack toppled onto her after cattle burrowed beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Harry 5. Chester
Elkhart
Mary Flynn
Barren Lake
Michigan Line
Stench prompts investigation near North Main business blocks
A local complaint demands authorities probe several days of odor from grates in front of North Main street shops and abate the nuisance. Matilda Albert sues Mary and Charles Grenert in South Bend for libel seeking 1000 dollars. all parties reside in Et. Joe county. Rev Hiram Forney to preach at 7 80 this evening with services to follow through next week. Grocery ads urge Bimmons & Danglier and Poyser's wagons delivering berries lettuce and celery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Matilda Albert
South Bend
Mary
Charles Grenert
Et. Joe County
German Baptist Church
Hiram Forney
Man Wanted for Burning Home and Desertion Arrested
Robert Neenan alias Robert J Mayo and R Thompson agent for Collier's Weekly was arrested in South Bend and to be taken to Oak Harbor Ohio to answer arson and wife desertion charges. He admitted guilt after being identified by Oak Harbor officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neenan
Robert J. Mayo
R. Thompson
Collier’s Weekly
Grand View
South Bend
Oak Harbor
Ohio
Toledo
Neenan
Gosher
Elkhart
Lake Shore Company
H. H. Collinbeck
John C. Metzger
Goshen
Collier’s Magazine
State Republican Convention Timing Debated at meeting
The Republican state committee discussed the date of the state convention with several candidates favoring an early convention. They fear discord with Congress after adjournment and suggest focusing the platform on state issues while leaving national questions broad. Governor Durbin named Warren Bigler to the Eastern Hospital for the Insane board of trustees. his term ends January 1, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Congress
Durbin
Warren Bigler
Wabash
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Richmond
Bigler
Births Reported for Thompson and Geene Families
A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thompson of North Ninth Street and a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Geene of Indiana Avenue the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Thompson
North Ninth Street
Abram Geene
Indiana Avenue
School board lets all 1902 graduates speak at June commencement
At a meeting of the school board and the 1902 graduating Class last evening, it was decided that every student may speak at the June commencement if they wish. The move follows Frank J. Irwin’s $100 prize offering, with ten best essays chosen by an impartial grader to present orations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Irwin
the Irwin
Frohman
Edward C. White
Grand Opera House
Pierre Decourcelie
Boston
Grandy Opera House
White
Neva Harrison
Miss Harrison
Besti Endeavor
Boston Journal
Godfrey Lumber Yards Burn in Elkhart Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the Godfrey lumber yards at the northeast corner of Main and High streets in Elkhart at 1 o clock. Loss estimated between 12000 and 14000 dollars with 9000 dollars insured. The stock of Borneman and Doll hardware store damaged. Also reports say Richard Bleas of Bristol critically injured in Manila hospital after being shot in the Philippines last November. L H Brakes, Battle hotel barber, shared in jury in Strine murder case. Thelma leads in perfumes. RULEs Drvua STORs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Lumber
Main
High Streets
Elkhart
Borneman & Doll Hardware Store
Richard
Theodore Bleas
Bristol
Philippines
Manila
L. H. Brakes
Hattle Hotel
Strine
Fire Threat to Thomas Albright Foundry in Early Morning Blaze
Thomas Albright Foundry and Machine Company along Main and Jefferson faced a serious blaze after a coal stove sparked fire near the machine room. Firemen arrived quickly from box 23 as oil cans near the center were removed to prevent a larger disaster. Employee Will H Winters discovered smoke at 5:30 am and aided in evacuation as flames burned under the floor amid shavings. damage remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-Albright
Thomas, Albright Foundry & Machine Company
Main
Jefferson Streets
Will H. Winters
Third
Winters
Sycamore Society seeks Carnegie grant for gallery
Sycamore Literary Society of LaGrange County plans to petition Andrew Carnegie for $3,000 to build a gallery and fund improvements. The society, formed in 1879 and incorporated in 1902, aims at mutual improvement in elocution composition and debate and is backed by Governor Durbin Attorney General Taylor and Judge Baker. The charter crafted by W A Newhouse of Topeka is a masterwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Literary Society
LaGrange County
Carnegie
J. N. Babcock
Topeka
James 3. Drake
Winfield J. Durbin
Taylor
Francis E. Baker
Red Ribbon team to form under C H Frantz
The Red Ribbon baseball team will be organized under manager C H Frantz in the coming weeks with challenges issued to nearby city teams. Louis Wagner seeks treatment in Mt Clemens and Lloyd Wagner will manage the Goshen business during his absence. Miss Harrison and The Two Little Vagrants arrive from South Bend for a show. A summer wash goods line appears at Wm Gross and Simmons Dangler promotes sweet oranges in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Frantz
Louis Wagner
Mt. Clemens
Lloyd Wagner
Goshen
Harrison
South Bend
WmiGross
Wm. Gross
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U. S. Strine
Kresumed
E. A. Dausman
Mr. Dausman
Hotel Hattle
Commissioners’ Court
Berkey
Portland Savings Bank
Portland
Maine
Dennett
Mary 8. Sherwood
Guy C. Jobson
Supreme Court
Whisler’s Court
John C. Yoder
Frank (Hobbie) Binkley
Nappanee
Binkley
Heath
Guardian
Lint & Brown
Maria B. Newell
Greenawalt
P. A. Early
Emma A. Greenawalt
Daniel J. Greenawalt
Gladys M
Anna Slabaugh
Remonstrance
Louis Criger
Third Ward
John W. Buzzard
Buzzard
A. G. Harlin
Jacob Goldberg
Davis
Deahl and
Dausman
Bigler Legal Life Ins
Ferrall
Death's Door
Daub’s
Rev. Biederwolf
Overtow
Prof
Wilson
Joseph Edmonde
East Washington Street
Judson
Nye Memorial Service
St. Joe County Litigants
Poyser’s
Bimmons & Danglier’s
Godfrey Lumber Yards
The
Thelma
Rule
Simmons & Dangler’s
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