Vacancies filled at special session as city council seats shuffled
The city council met in special session to elect successors to James Q. Smith and J. H. Gotham who resigned. Gotham will move from the Fourth to the Fifth ward and Smith will fill Gotham's seat, with McGarvey, Smith and Gotham reappointed to their former committees. Mayor Kohler presided. A weed-cutting issue was raised by Marshal Self and referred to ordinance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Q. Smith
J. H. Gotham
Gotham
Dr. McGarvey
Fifth Ward
Wawasee
Smith
Water Works and Light Committee
Kohler
Marshal Self
Swartz Buys Branstratter Farm in Whitley County
Victor V. Swartz purchases the John and Margart Branstratter farm of 8714 acres in Whitley county trading his Goshen residence for 1600 dollars. Farm valued at 2800 with possession on November 1. Columbia City Post notes Branstratters may move to Goshen if a suitable farm lease cannot be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor V. Swartz
John and Margart Branstratter
Whitley County
Goshen
Columbia City Post
Branstratters
Camp of Instruction for Indiana Guardsmen
Major General McKee orders a camp of instruction for small arm practice at Fort Benjamin Harrison from July 27 to August 2. The event aims to select the state team to compete at Fort Perry in the national shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Indiana National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Perry
Indiana assembly to avoid special session on tax amendment
Gov. Marshall announces the Indiana general assembly will not be convened in a special session to ratify Congress action providing for a constitutional amendment to base the income tax measure.
Traveling artists settle rumpus over payment on Second street
A pair of itinerant performers caused a disturbance with two patrons on Second street this morning over cash owed. Police were prepared to arrest, but the dispute was resolved without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Trouble With Sewer At County Farm
Commissioner Road and C B Katz visited the county farm infirmary this afternoon to inspect ongoing sewer problems and determine the cause of the disruption affecting facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Road
C. B. Katz
Peaches Grower Emerges From Street Car Fame
Col. W. Worth Bean, once the original street car magnate of St. Joseph and Benton Harbor Michigan, now retired from traction, turns to peach growing as a new venture and keeps a foothold in local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. Worth Bean
St. Joseph and
Benton Harbor
Mich
Traction Field
Nusbaum and Herrold Tap King Ride as Barkers
Nusbaum with Jerry Herrold and Umpire Nusbaum from Elkhart join to bark for King the giant horse. Mr Byrd Mignery cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusbaum
Jerry Herrold
Births in Jimtown: Sawyer Family Welcomes Son
This morning a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sawyer of Jimtown, joining their family and bringing happiness to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sawyer
Jimtown
Riot at Garrett Strikes Turn Graphic as Striker Is Stripped
Special report from Garrett on July 22 describes Mo torman Meyer a Fort Wayne strike breaker on the T and C Interurban being assaulted last night by strike sympathizers. They stripped him of all clothing and drove him naked through the streets. He had vowed to return to Garrett to send if he risked his life. He narrowly survived the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Meyer
Fort Wayne
T & C. Interurban
La Porte Loses K O T M Banner to Fort Wayne
La Porte reports losing the K O T M banner for the largest state membership to Fort Wayne in a special July 22 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Fort Wayne
Fire bug sentenced in barn burnings case
South Bend July 22 Raymond Carter a 15 year old fire bug who burned three barns was sentenced to Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Raymond Carter
Jeffersonville
Levi Salinger, 77, Dies After Fall Complications
Levi Salinger died at 5:30 AM at 107 West Douglas after a fall last winter and ensuing complications. Age 77, born in Poland, he immigrated 43 years ago and resided here. Survived by wife, three sons Nathan Louis and Harry, and daughter Mrs Samuel Silverman. one son Michael predeceased. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 PM at his home, Rabbi Weinstein officiating. private service. Interment in Sharis Israel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Douglas Street
Levi Salinger
Mr. Salinger
Poland
Nathan
Louis
Harry
South Bend
Samuel Silverman
Goshen
Michael
Rabbi Weinstein
Sharis Israel Cemetery
Old Building Removed On Freyberg Property
The old rear building on South Main across the alley from Jefferson theatre stage entrance was removed today by Melvin Schrock. He will use the timber to build coal sheds. The city council ordered its removal to prevent fire risk. Freyberg Co sold it to Schrock with an agreement to remove it this summer. no immediate redevelopment planned, though a brick building may rise later on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freyberg Laundry
South Main Street
Jefferson Theatre
Melvin Schrock
Freyberg Ca
Shrock
Farm deal brings John Iegsti to area near city
John Iegsti of Buda becomes owner of the Jonathan Shrock farm located five miles northeast of the city after a deal closed yesterday. Iegsti has been visiting the county and was impressed by Goshen and surroundings and plans to move his family here later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Iegsti
Buda
Jonathan Shrock
Iegsti
Goshen
Bamberger Seeks Old Manager-Captain Post Again
According to the Warsaw Times, O8 car Bamberger, former manager-captain of the Maroon team in Warsaw, wants his old job back but club owners say he quit without notice and refuse to enter into the proposed agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Times
O8car Bamberger
Warsaw
Ackerman trades Queen Street home for Shrock farm
Through the Kesler and Stauffer agency William Ackerman has exchanged his residence on Queen Street for the B F Shrock farm located four miles east of the city. He plans to move to the new property in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesler & Stauffer
Wiliam Ackerman
Queen Street
B. F. Shrock
Mr. Ackerman
Died After Fall From Pile in Fort Wayne
Jacob Lucky of Fort Wayne died at Hope Hospital after a fall from a towering pile of lumber toppled onto him. The accident caused severe injuries, and his condition worsened despite medical care. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunder
Jacob Lucky
Ft. Wayne
Hope Hospital
Berkey Family Reunion Held At Clinton Township Church
The second annual Berkey family reunion will occur on Saturday August 28 at the Berkey church in Clinton Township five miles southeast of Goshen. A very large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkey
Berkey Church
Clinton ‘Township
Goshen
Baugo Township High School Building Contract Awarded
The $2,000 Baugo township high school building at Jimtown was let to George M. Boyer of Wakarusa. He will complete the structure by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugo
Baugo Township
Jimtown
George M. Boyer
Wakarusa
Hawks Hardware sells No 33 gravel roofing material
The hardest rain will not pierce No. 33, a cracking good ready to lay gravel roofing, sold by Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Hearing In Goshen on Tin Plate Strike Injunction
Judge Francis E. Baker denied without notice the injunction request by American Tin Plate of Hiwood Ind against threatened strikers at its plant. A hearing is set in Goshen next Monday with many prominent lawyers. notice to strikers is required before any injunction. Violent talk and dynamite threats cited. workers from McKeesport Pa and others returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tin Plate Company
Hiwood
Ind
Francis E. Baker
United States Circuit Court
Goshen
American Co
Hlwood
Elwood
Indianapolis News
E. R. Call
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
International Protective Association of American Tin Plate Workers
Arthur Cox
United States
Anderson
Baker
Indianapolis
Cali
Meeesi
McKeesport
O’brien
Pittsburg
Alderson
Scotty Scott’s Toledo associate jailed for prison term
Walter Thornton of Toledo, involved with Fort Wayne saloonist John B. Scott known as Scotty, was sent to Michigan City prison to serve two to 21 years after a Columbia City trial where Scott claimed self defense and the jury took little time to reach its verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
John B. Scott
Scotty
Fort Wayne
Walter Thornton
Toledo
Scott
Columbia City
Elkhart Home Telephone appoints new Goshen manager
J. W. Troyer of Goshen is the present manager of the Elkhart office of the Home Telephone company. He has been connected with the Goshen office for several years. W. H. Winship, who had been manager there, resigned his position effective last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyer
J. W. Troyer
Goshen
Elkhart
The
Home Telephone Company
W. H. Winship
Kelly on the Bench With Washington Americans
R. B. Speed Kelly is sidelined from the Washington Americans due to a badly sprained back and injured hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
R. B
Speed
Tent Show in North Carolina Travels with Orchestra
Lloyd Wagner leads the orchestra for Wm. Todds tent minstrels as they tour the South now reaching North Carolina. The traveling troupe performs under canvas, delivering musical and vaudeville acts to regional audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd ‘Wagner
Wm. Todd
South
North Carolina
Elkhart Council Votes to Retain City Judge at Reduced Salary
Elkhart city council voted to retain the office of city judge though the salary drops from 1200 to 500 per year, effective at the end of the current judge's term. The move required action 90 days before the November city election, with Republicans split on the outcome and Glen R. Sawyer present but disappointed. Forest Hughes remains judge, Charles Greene is mayor, and a new salary ordinance plus ward boundary changes were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilkhart
Glen R. Sawyer
Forest
Hughes
Charles T. Greene
Board of Public Works
Elkhart
Goshen to Host First Tent Show of 1909
Gus Lambrigger arrives from Kalamazoo to exhibit his 709 on the March lot at Main and Jefferson streets for the entire next week. He has a solid Goshen reputation from two previous seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gus Lambrigger
Kalamazoo
Mich
Main
Jefferson Streets
Lambrigger
Local South Bend man ships turtles to eastern market
George Rush stored 17 large turtles last fall and made turtle soup during Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year. He works the St. Joe river and earns 10 cents per pound for turtles shipped east as demand grows steadily heavier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rush
South Bend
Cear
Rush
St. Joe River
Deserted Wife Seeks Aid After Husband Abandonment
Mrs. Mary Hullermier of Laporte reports her husband deserted their home on July 11. He left the family without funds for her comfort, prompting her to seek relief or assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hullermier
Laporte
Woman Donates 6000 For Play Ground At Mishawaka Home
Mrs Jeannette B Reynolds of South Bend gave six thousand dollars for a children's playground and park at the Mishawaka Home. The Home's debt was thirty thousand dollars and has now been reduced to twenty seven thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette B. Reynolds
South Bend
Mishawaka
Youth Lifesaver Raymond Stowe Aged 11
Saved by boy Raymond Stowe aged 11 who rescued Ray Harrington from drowning in the St. Joe river at Niles. A long pole aided the rescue after Harrington had gone under once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stowe
Ray Harrington
St. Joe River
Niles
Harrington
Cattle Killed by Lightning Near Kendallville
Three cattle valued at 180 dollars owned by Albert Rimmell near Kendallville were struck and killed by a lightning bolt. The incident was reported as a farm loss with exact count and owner. The event underscores weather-related livestock risks in the rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rimmell
Kendallville
Condemnation suit filed over Bucklen trolley right of way
In Elkhart County a condemnation action was started in circuit court by Herbert L. Bucklen head of the St. Joseph Valley Traction company against Albert Sparr et al for about one acre of farmland required for the Elkhart to Middlebury trolley right of way. Appraisers will fix value after price disagreements. The Bucklen road between Elkhart and Middlebury is under construction but no operation date is set. There is talk of connecting with other lines and possible electric power, with rival lines eyed by Lake Shore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. State
Herbert LE. Bucklen
St. Joseph
Elkhart
Middlebury
Lake Shore
Wabash
Angola
Goshen
Winona
Northern Indiana
Ligonier
Kendallville
Getting Behind in North Manchester Street Paving
North Manchester like Goshen lags on pavement with no work done this summer. Residents say a city of this size should not let a season pass without permanent street improvements. Hopes for paving of North and South Main Crescent and cross streets from Clinton to Douglas were unmet. It is a clear mistake to fall behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Goshen
Main Street
Crescent Street
Clinton
Douglas
Striking trainmen leave Kendallville after discharge
Reports from Kendallville say several striking men on the Toledo and Chicago interurban line have quit town for other places to seek work after the company discharged them Tuesday. The company’s efforts to staff the cars have failed so far, and the line may be out of operation for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Western Gets Contracts for Paving in Goshen
Mishawaka council awarded street paving contracts to Western Construction of Lafayette. The firm paved Sixth Street in Goshen. Peters Bros. threatened legal action to challenge Western’s win, but officials viewed the threat as of little consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Mishawaka
Western Construction Company
Lafayette
Sixth Street
Goshen
Peters Bros
Western Company
James A Arthur Denies Mayor Candidacy for Goshen
James A Arthur declares he is not a candidate for Goshen mayor, though he says the honor is desirable. He states he is not active in politics and that his business interests occupy all his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Arthur
Arthur
Goshen
Must Be Crazy. Merriamis Arrested in Pittsburg Theft
H E B Merriamis was arrested at Muans field C for stealing an actor's trunk. He claims to be a son of a former Minnesota governor and second cousin to John W Kern of Indianapolis. Kern denies the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E B. Merriamis
Muansfield
Pittsburg
Minnesota
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Kern
Lake Shore Plans New Trains on Elkhart Toledo Line
Lake Shore officials report improving business and announce two new trains will run on the old line between Elkhart and Toledo, signaling revived passenger service and regional connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Toledo
Police doubting crew for safe at Citizens Tee plant
The police have little hope of getting a crew to catch the Yeggmen who blew the safe at the Citizens Tee plant office early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Tee Plant
Quits Auburn Courier for El Paso Newspaper Venture
J. Howard Wagner resigns from the Auburn Courier and plans to enter the newspaper business in El Paso Texas. Wagner leaves Auburn amid a shift in staff as he pursues opportunities in a new Texas market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Courier
J. Howard Wagner
el Paso
Tex
Smith- Clark Co Funeral Directors and undertaker notice
Smith- Clark Co funeral directors offer prompt service with Geo W Herr in charge of undertakings. Reading fragment mentions fishing tackle and gear, apparel, and supplies. The legible items indicate a small local business card style notice for funeral and related merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith- Clark Co. Funera Directors Furniture
Geo. W. Herr
South Bend Watchman Dies After Trolley Incident
J. P. Myers of South Bend, a South Shore traction company watchman, was found unconscious near the cemetery tracks and died at Epworth hospital. At 40, he resided in South Bend and authorities suspect he was on top of a car when struck by the trolley or wire, thrown to the ground, suffering a fractured skull and severe burn from a live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Traction Company
J. P. Myers
South Bend
Epworth Hospital
Myers
Mortuary Record Conine Dies of Tuberculosis
William Conine aged 21 died in Elkhart from tuberculosis. He is survived by his parents and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conine
William Conine
Elkhart
Kalamazoo Dispatch Reports Missing Wife in Montana
John Wood of Grand Rapids seeks his wife Mrs Etta Wood believed to have gone to Montana with Grant Hafer once of Goshen. Hafer’s wife was granted divorce in Kalamazoo custody of 14 year old Helen Hafer and alimony of 20 dollars monthly amid adultery allegations against Hafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Wood
Grand Rapids
Etta Wood
Montana
Grant Hafer
Goshen
Lake Shore
Hafer
Elizabeth Bowser
West
Madison Street
Helen Hafer
Wood
Fred LaDuke Still Untried in Croy Case Jail
Fred LaDuke, whose confession ties to the killing of Columbus Croy, Woodburn town marshal in Allen County, aided the arrest and conviction of Herman Miller, John Stout, and John Baker, remains in Allen County jail untried as doors stay open to him by legal process. He claims to be a party member and says he could gain freedom if courts act in upcoming terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LaDuke
Columbus Croy
Woodburn
Allen County
Herman Miller
John Stout
John Baker
Croy
Lecture Tonight by Miss Janet Fenimore on Socialist Labor View
Miss Janet Fenimore arrived today and will lecture at court square on the labor question from a socialist standpoint. The noted lecturer urges all to attend and learn the socialist view of labor problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fenimore
Court Square
Uncle Sam Goes Into Advertising For Navy Recruits
Uncle Sam, now economical, has called in all but one of the numerous navy recruiting parties traveling through the states and has adopted a new scheme to boost recruitment by plunging into advertising across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Navy
Warsaw seeks Big Four claim over dammed water near Center lake
After the Big Four, Warsaw authorities pursue action against the Big Four company alleging improper removal of tile along its right of way dammed water near Center lake and preventing proper drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Warsaw
Big Four Company
Center Lake
Temperance detective targets Bluffton gambling spots
In Bluffton a private detective hired by temperance advocates posed as a map seller to visit locations where young men and boys gambled. He plans wholesale arrests, signaling a broad crackdown on gambling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Saloon License Sought by William Hite in Elkhart
William Hite follows Proctor example and applies for a saloon license at the August term of the county commissioners court. His establishment is on West Jackson street in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hite
Senator Proctor
County Commissioners’ Court
West Jackson Street
Elkhart
Getting Hot in Indianapolis Campaign Race
The Indianapolis city campaign heats up ahead of the November 2 election. Newspapers publish candidate cuts with Len Shank leading the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Len . Shank
Pipe Organ Dedication Recital in Mishawaka Home
Mrs. M. W. Berger hosted a formal dedication of a magnificent pipe organ in her Mishawaka residence. Charles F. Hansen, organist at Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, delivered a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Berger
Mishawaka
Charles F. Hansen
Second Presbyterian Shuren
Dianapolis
Few Prisoners in Jail Report From Sheriff Ziesel
Sheriff Ziesel reports a small prisoner count amid concerns about drunken behavior. The brief note notes that the number of inmates remains low while addressing disorder and law enforcement challenges locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziesel
Phone 3671 Geo W Herr Ma Clark Co
A fragmentary notice references a phone number 3671 and individuals Geo, W Herr, and Ma Clark associated with a company. The readable items suggest a classified style entry, likely a contact or business note in the era's local paper.
Playing with matches sets barn fire near Wakarusa
Allen Madiem, five miles south of Wakarusa, was delivering milk when his children played with matches sparking a fire. The barn, hay filled, could not be saved despite neighbor help. A span of mules was rescued with difficulty. The larger barn and chicken house survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Madiem
Wakarusa
Madiem
Petition Filed To Dredge Rock Run Creek In Goshen
A petition was filed with the county auditor to dredge Rock Run creek in Goshen from four miles east in Clinton township to the Elkhart river. It is numerously signed and aims to remove flood dangers in the freshet season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Run
Goshen
Clinton Township
Elkhart
Licenses Predate Local Option Law Backed by Judge Dodge
Judge West of Crawfordsville agrees with Judge Dodge that liquor licenses taken out before November 20, 1908 remain valid until expiration. In Fredeke, Dodge ruled licenses good, with prosecutor not pursuing more cases. Supreme Court expected to align with Dodge. Judge Wrigley of Noble Whitley rules licenses after September 26 are not valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dodge
West
Montgomery Circuit Court
Crawfordsville
Hanly
W. F. Fredeke
Dodge
Supreme Court
Wrigley
Noble- Whitley County
Trespasser Fined for Malicious Motel Incident at Walkerton
Cornelius Whalen of McKeesport Pennsylvania was fined twenty five dollars in South Bend police court by Judge Feldman for trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio tracks at Walkerton and for remarks to the court deemed a breach of dignity. He will serve the fine in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerton
Cornelius Whalen
McKeesport
South Bend
Feldman
Wakarusa Man Injured After Colt Kicks Knee
Philip Stoner, 68, was breaking a colt to drive when the animal kicked him, fracturing his left knee in three places. The incident occurred as the horse became fractious and left the man with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Stoner
Wakarusa
Mr. Stoner
Noble County Residents Stricken With Illnesses
Ray Weidenheimer formerly of Ligonier is dying in the Whitley county infirmary from tuberculosis. Joseph Levy of Ligonier is critical with diabetes and George W. Growcock, a Noble county farmer, is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
Ray Weidenheimer
Ligonier
Whitley County Infirmary
Joseph Levy
George W. Growcock
Fort Wayne Merchants Push Home Trade Campaign
Fort Wayne merchants urge keeping spending within the city where earnings occur, arguing most money spent by residents should stay home. Goshen dealers echo the sentiment, promoting support for local commerce and tied to regional trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Plays Ball Breaks Leg In Neighborhood Incident
The nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Christman of 313 Middlebury street sustained a broken leg while playing ball with neighborhood boys this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Christman
Middlebury Street
Looking to Goshen A Kinderd seeks new florist site
A Kinderd former Kendallville florist now based in Ft Wayne sold his Goshen farm and is seeking a new Goshen location for his desirable florist enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Kinderd
Kendallville Florist
Ft. Wayne
Governor Marshall Plans Michigan Woods Vacation
Gov Marshall intends to travel to the Michigan woods on August 1 for a vacation. His secretary Mark Thistlewaite is in Denver for about ten days accompanying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Michigan
Michigan Woods
Mark Thistlewaite
Denver
Oscar Miller Improves After Illness and Surgery
Oscar Miller formerly of Goshen was taken ill at Mishawaka and underwent appendicitis surgery at Epworth Hospital in South Bend. Doctors report he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
Goshen
Mishawaka
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Denver cremation obituary fragment notes Seattle death
Fragmentary obituary notes John H Shively of North Mine r died in Seattle. The text mentions cremation and a Denver stricken reference, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. ‘Shively
North
Seattle
Denver
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W. W. &L. Committee
Mayor Kohler
K. O. T. M. Banner
Fire Bug
Buys Farm
Coffee’ Headquarters
Dangler's
Ilkhart Council
High Street
Val Nadolney
W. W. Kimball Piano Company of
Chicago
Carter
Wilson
Albert Sparr
South Shore Employe
Mortuary Record
Uncle Sam Economical
Earvite
Geo, W Herr
Clark: Co
Rock Run Creek
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