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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1902

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Despondent Wakarusa Girl Causes Barn Suicide

Miss Cora Heiple aged about 22 daughter of Conrad Heiple a farmer near Wakarusa hanged herself in her father's barn after prolonged illness and despondency. Neighbors found her sister and father soon after and she was pronounced dead from strangulation. Funeral planned at the Christian church in Wakarusa with burial at North Union.

Cora Heiple Conrad Heipie Wakarusa Mise Heiple Cora Anna Neabe Sim Ehisenbeiss Elkhart Viola Heiple Eli Housour Nappanee Marvin Adams Osceola Samuel Heipel South Bend Christian Church North Union Anna Heiple

Greenline Pacer Wins in Detroit Handicap

Report from the Detroit Tribune relayed by Jerry D. Harrold notes Joseph H. Lesh's Greenline beating Dandy Chimes in 2:07 and 2:20 pace heats. Bets on Greenline paid off with Goshen crowds earning up to 4000 dollars. Lesh allegedly cleared not less than 5000 from Tuesday's performance despite rivals' money on other horses. Greenline's next appearances target Cleveland Columbus Buffalo and Glens Falls N Y with Junius as a frequent competitor.

Joseph H. Lesh Detroit Detroit Tribune Jerry D. Harrold Hal Ed Geers Geers Online Greenline Sylvia Albert Indiana Goshen Junius Cleveland Columbus Buffalo Glens Falls N. Y Lesh

Clinton ex-teachers named mail clerks in first run

Amagda Wortinger and Leonard Scott, two former Clinton teachers, have been appointed mail clerks. Their initial route last week runs between Cleveland Ohio and Syracuse New York. Mr. Scott is at home caring for his brother. Both men are staunch Democrats.

Amagda Wortinger Leonard Scott Clinton Cleveland Ohio Syracuse N.Y Scott

Fell from Moving Car Near Famous Clothing Store

Mrs. Robert Friedel stepped from a moving street car in front of a famous clothing store and was not injured though badly frightened. Motorman Logan and Conductor Woodard assisted her. Gordon Wartler, whose hand was burned on olive wire, shows improvement but will likely have the first finger of the right hand amputated. Temperature reached 102 degrees this afternoon.

Robert Friedel Logan Woodard Gordon Warrtler

Girl hero rescues four boys at Wawasee lake

Tuesday afternoon around 3 o clock a sailboat owned by A M Jones capsized near Jones Landing at Wawasee. Four Marion boys, all unable to swim, were tossed into the water. Miss Bonnie Zimmerman of Ligonier, an expert swimmer, swam to their aid and saved them. Her brave rescue drew wide praise from witnesses. Miss Zimmerman is described as a niece of Mrs. Frank Prough of Goshen.

Tuesaday A. M. Jones Jones Wawasee Marion Bonnie Zimmerman Ligonier Miss Zimmerman Zimmerman Frank Prough Goshen

Minister H. B. Reed Is Elected Goshen Church Succession

The First English Lutheran church of Goshen unanimously chose Rev. H. B. Reed of Chicago to succeed Rev. A. C. Anda, who resigned to become secretary of the Evangelical Lutheran general council. Reed will decide soon about accepting and may arrive in August. A. C. Anda departs for Chicago.

Goshen H. B. Reed Chicago A.C. Anda General Council The Evangelical Lutheran Church Reed

New Waltz Lazarre Debuts At Elkhart Open Air Concert

Conn's Trumpet Notes of Elkhart present a waltz titled Lazarre named after a popular novel. Composed by 19 year old Miss H B Blanke of Detroit, niece of Abe Berger of Goshen. The piece has achieved strong sales and Miss Blanke has earned substantial royalties from Whitney Warner Company.

Conn Elkhart Lazarre H.b.blanke Detroit Abe Berger Goshen Miss Blanke Whitney-Warner Company Mises Blanke

Survey Launches on Goshen Fort Wayne Electric Route

Engineers Henry and Bright Bortner begin surveying from Wawanee to Fort Wayne for the Goshen Fort Wayne line. James Lynch oversees the project. Rothwells to receive all estimates. Survey to finish in two weeks. Fort Wayne police report no new clues on Lewis B Fretz disappearance. Superintendent Gorsline says no search for the missing youth is underway and his father may know his whereabouts.

Henry and Bright Bortner Goshen- Fort Wayne Wawanee Fort Wayne James Lynch Rothwells Lewis B. Fretz Gorsline Young Fretz

Independent telephone firm poised to enter Mishawaka

Indications show the independent telephone company now establishing in South Bend will gain entry to Mishawaka after months of effort to secure access.

Mishawaka South Bend

Aged Man Hart. Joseph Stutsman Seriously Injured

Joseph Stutsman of Clinton township, aged 99, fell from a high porch and was badly hurt. He is not expected to live long. De Binge, dentist, 1208 Main St.

Hart Joseph Stutsman Clinton Township

Prominent Democrats Convene in Thirteenth District Meet

A conference of Democrats from Indiana's Thirteenth District was held at the Hotel Hascail this afternoon. Attendees included William H. O'Brien, B. F. Shively, Patrick A. Joyce, James C. Fletcher, Harley Logan, Prof. F. E. Hering, Timothy E. Howard, Peter J. Kruger, Hugh Corbett and Philip Dellinger. They reported encouraging outlooks from across the state and predicted a large Democratic victory this fall.

Thirteenth Congressional District Hascail William H. O’brien Lawrenceburg Democratic State Central Committee B. F. Shively Patrick A. Joyce South Bend State Central Committee James C. Fletcher Knox Harley Logan Plymouth F. E. Hering Notre Dame Timothy E. Howard Supreme Court Hugh Corbett Elkhart Elkhart County

Married this Afternoon Miss Daisy Rohrer and Carl Kearns

The ceremony took place at 110 East Monroe Street with Rev. W P Pearce and Rev Dr H L Vannutis officiating. After a reception at the First Baptist Church the couple plan to travel on leave before sailing for Korea to begin eight years of missionary work following their stays in South Bend Wawasee Cedar Rapids and the Pacific coast.

Daisy Rohrer Josiah Rohrer Carl E. Kearns Cedar Rapids Iowa East Monroe Street W. P. Pearce First Baptist Church H. L. Vannuys Baptist Church Presbyterians of Indiana

Prediction of a clairvoyant shocks Battle Creek

A Battle Creek visitor reports a clairvoyant predicts Battle Creek will be destroyed with only 40 escaping. The city is frightened as residents flee to avoid death, while Goshen treats the claim as a joke. The same clairvoyant previously warned of a Kellogg sanitarium fire and a Grand Trunk disaster years ago.

Battle Creek C. C. Sparklin Grand Trunk Railroad Kellogg Goshen

Indiana Railway chief seeks tax cut at state board

J McM Smith general manager of the Indiana Railway appeared before Indiana's state tax board in Indianapolis to seek a reduced assessment arguing the road is overvalued. He said earnings fund improvements and compared the property value to Union Traction to support a lower appraisal. A Sunday School class hosted by Mrs F M Smiley featured games and a picnic at South Sixth Street with numerous children listed. The Conn's Trumpet Notes band set a program for an evening performance. Andrew Bowser suffered a farm accident on the Daniel Bowser farm and broke his leg. details were unavailable.

J. McM. Smith Indiana Railway Company Indianapolis State Tax Board Treasury Union Traction Company F. M. Smiley Little Folke South Sixth Street Harriet Auda Gertrude Hill Dee Maier Cameron Branson Helen Murray Pauline Louise Kincel Dorothy Johnston Naomi Reasoner Lucile Trump Marie Ripley Stella Madge Rowe David Bement Louis Reasoner Walter Mann Roe Maier Clyde and Revere Hollenback Lamar Carl Wehmeyer Edmund Dean Smiley

Thief Caught in Elkhart Sealskin Theft Case

Police arrest a man who calls himself Frank Sherman after found in a Lake Shore freight car with a sealskin sacque two fine overcoats silverware and gold bracelets. He resists arrest and claims the items were brought by a tramp. The suspect aided by detectives may be bound over to the circuit court. no claimant has appeared.

Elkhart Frank Sherman Sherman Lake Shore

Secret Baltic marriage and Warsaw circus attractions

Archie Crinn of Cleveland and Mrs Gusta Halderman of Warsaw wed in St Joseph two weeks ago then Chicago rabbi T Shanfarber performed a Jewish ceremony. Senator Hanna and John Robinsons circus set to attract crowds in Warsaw Monday July 28 with tents on the Winona side and music expected to carry over the grounds.

Archie L. Crinn Cleveland Gusta Halderman Warsaw St. Joe Halderman Gusta Phillipson Ray Halderman Criun Marcus Philipeon Crinn Chicago T. Shanfarber Mark Hanna John Robinson Winona

Berry crops rise as canning season nears

Farmers report large huckleberry, raspberry and plum harvests promising ample small fruit for winter eating. Evangelist Billy Sunday plans a fall crusade in Indiana with a tabernacle opening in Elwood. In Niles a Tuesday night robbery led to two men being held on $500 bonds as suspects in the Sifron holdup in the Big Four yards.

W. A Billy Baseball World Indiana Elwood Richard Hammond Grand Rapide Martin Chaplain Elkhart Berrien County Niles John Siffron

Squirrel hunters report decline as timber cleared in regional woods

The piece notes few squirrels killed this year due to loss of dens from timber removal, warning they may become rare like wild turkeys. It also reports A. A. Barber of Toledo and D. A. Hemley of Goshen purchasing half interest in Toledo Elastic Pulp Plaster Co with $25,000 capital. Hemley to move to Toledo.

New York Wood Pulp News A. A. Barber Toledo D. A. Hemley Goshen Toledo Elastic Pulp Plaster Co Mr. Hemley

Transfers Record Deed Land to Lucy P Benham for 2780

Transfers recorded today show tracts of land deeded by Wilson Winters and Lydia Richie to Lucy P Benham for 2780 dollars and to C M Immel and E W Heas for 1700 dollars.

Wilson Winters Lydia Richie Lucy P. Benham C. M. Immel E. W. Heas

Abstract by Morris Berkey for State Auditor

Morris Berkey of the auditor's office prepares an abstract for the state auditor. The document contains valuable information and records the details gathered for official review.

Morris Berkey Auditor's Office State

Fretz's Real Record Told by Waterloo Writer

Waterloo sources trace Louis B. Fretz's career across several papers. He left Fort Wayne abruptly with a history of failed ventures, shifting political alignments, and alleged mental imbalance. his life included the Silver Dawn and the Weekly Lodge News in Ohio and Indiana.

Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette Waterloo Louis B. Fretz Lewis Barnett Fretz Fort Wayne Fretz Garrett Herald Brainees Silver Dawn the Dawn Herald Garrett Lodge News Eden, O Independent Benny Syracuse Syracuse Register

Oil drillers start prospecting near Wakarusa

J B Drake from Van Wert Ohio J S Hardesty from Lima Ohio and J O Davie from Spencerville Ohio work for St Joseph Valley Gas Oil and Mining company arrived in Wakarusa and moved toward the Jacob Davidhizer farm to erect a derrick with four loads of machinery from Bremen. They expect the rig to begin operating by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Drake van Wert Ohio Hardesty Lima J. O. Davie Spencerville St. Joseph

Entertains Club Hosts Weekly Thimble Gathering

The Once A Week Thimble Club met at Mrs. L. E. Perry's East Madison Street home yesterday afternoon. Eighteen attended including out of town guests Mrs. Zinn Mrs. Will N Thilmony from Chicago Mrs. Albert Mutschler from Napa Eva Rowe Belle Rowe from Elkhart Ola James from Indianapolis Mrs. J. H. Lenhart from Somerset Ohio mother of the hostess. The next entertainment will be by Mrs. W. J. Quinn of Seventh Street on Wednesday.

L. E. Perry East Madis Dr. Zinn Will N. Thilmony Chicago Albert Mutschler Nappanee Eva Belle Rowe Elkhart Ola James Indianapolis J. H. Lenhart Somerset Ohio

Two Men Break Jail in Valparaiso Escape

George Huber and William Minor broke jail at Valparaiso at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning by removing a steel plate from their cell and entering the attic then leaping to the roof to liberty. Huber faced an embezzlement charge.

George Huber William Minor Valparaiso Liberty Huber

Marriage Licenses and Local News Highlights

Marriage licenses issued to Oscar Jay and Viola Hews, Carl Kearns and Daisy Rohrer. Justice Jess Jenks fined for intoxication, Marsha Self involved. Mrs. Kauffman wins Demarest medal in Winona oratorical contest. potential future diamond medal. John Robinson circus posters cover town. show arrives July 30 with 5 000 posters. Robinson lineage noted with John F. and John G. Robinson running the show.

Oscar Jay Goshen Viola Hews Carl E. Kearns Cedar Rapids Daisy C. Rohrer

Gentry Bros Shows Expanded to Largest Exhibition

The Gentry Bros and their merged exhibitions promise the biggest show of the season. Parades will double in size and a processional display is planned for Thursday July 24 at 7 and 8 pm. Tents sit at Seventh and Douglas streets with admission 25 and 35 cents.

Gentry Bros Seventh and Douglas Streete

Disappearance Mystery Linked to Fagan and Wife report

The note details that William A. Fagan, Notre Dame graduate and athlete who lived with Sadie Harris in Schenectady until February 11, reappeared in a hotel lobby eleven days later. He told a fellow student he had lost his wife and was hunting her, suggesting financial trouble as the motive for his disappearance.

Fagan William A. Fagan Notre Dame Sadie Harris South Bend Schenectady N. Y

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