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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1906

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Removal of National Dairy Machine plant to Goshen approved

The National Dairy Machine company signs to move its Newark plant to Goshen and employ at least 40 000 dollars annually in wages. The old E W Walker site will host the plant by September 1 and bring 23 families to Goshen. Two more industries are likely to follow including a buggy factory and a chandlery ladder enterprise.

National Dairy Machine Company Newark, N. J. Plant Newark N. J Goshen Charles E. Hastings John L. Peterman F. E. C. Hawks Daniel M. Bechtel Commercial Exchange E. W. Walker Bechtel The Commercial Exchange Today

Bell Telephone to Build New Battery Exchange in Goshen

Arrangements completed for an up to date common battery exchange for the Bell Telephone plant in Goshen. Construction will start with material arriving and be ready for operations by August first. Representatives from Chicago will cut over Goshen’s long distance exchange and South Bend headquarters will handle northern sub license work.

Bell Telephone Goshen R. W. Atherton Frank R. Morse Chicago American Telegraph and Telephone Company South Bend Ant Indianapolis H. G. Hammaker Marion Exchange Bell Company Putnam The Bell

Estimate on Chicago New York Electric Air Line Co.

The proposed line from Chicago to Goshen includes a Goshen South Bend and Chicago Railway with branch lines into South Bend LaPorte and nearby towns. Estimated cost totals 7.7 million dollars with 190000 people served and expected annual receipts of 10 dollars per capita.

Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Co Chicago Goshen LaPorte South Bend Whiting Hammon Tolleston Chesterton Hobart Valparaiso Gary Indiana Harbor la Porte Rolling Prairie New Carlisle Mishawaka Elkhart Goshe Southern Michigan Northern Indiana Railway Co

Rogers Band and Orchestra Close Winona Engagement

Rogers band and orchestra return from a four weeks engagement at the Winona assembly. The music was greatly enjoyed and may be invited to furnish music there in 1907. The Winona Daily Review gives the band orchestra and Director Roscoe a complimentary write-up.

Rogers Winona Jake Winona

Misidentification in Drakes Death Attempt Report

A report claiming Joseph Drake of Mishawaka cut his throat to die appears false. A Sturgis, Michigan woman says she spoke with Mr. Drake recently, indicating the newspaper item referred to a different man with the same name.

Joseph Drake Mishawaka Sturgis Mich Mr. Drake

South Bend To Remove Slot Machines Tonight

The common council through Alderman Frank H. Rogers orders saloon keepers and cigar stores to remove all slot machines from the city by tonight. After today any machine found will be destroyed.

Common Council of South Bend Frank H. Rogers

Latta to Host Fairlawn Refreshments for St James Guild

Mrs J M Latta will serve refreshments at Fairlawn on Wednesday evening from 6 to 10 for the Ladies Guild of St James church. Interurban cars on the Winona line leave Goshen at 5 45 and 7 15. An open invitation is extended to all.

J. M. Latta Fairlawn Ladies Guild of

Removal of McNaughton Room Fixtures Scheduled

Henry M. Widner removes McNaughton room fixtures for William Gross and transfers them to the Plant dry goods store. Isaac Miller secured the contract to repair the McNaughton room for the post office.

Henry M. Widner William Gross Plant Isaac Miller Post Office

Sunday School Outing Planned by First Brethren Church

The Sunday school will spend next Thursday on the Island in Elkhart. Cars depart the interurban station at 8 30 a m. Children ride free while adults pay 20 cents for the return trip.

First Brethren Church Elkhart

Engineer Robbed on Niagara Falls Route Home

R. T. Proctor, a noted Lake Shore engineer, was robbed of 40 dollars at Niagara Falls Canada while returning home to Elkhart from a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting in Canada.

R. T. Proctor Lake Shore Niagara Falls Can Elkhart Canada

Sister of late Thomas Evans dies in Iowa

A sister of the late Thomas Evans died in Iowa on Friday last and the funeral was held Sunday. Mrs. Evans had traveled to Iowa last week due to the serious condition of her sister-in-law.

Thomas Evans Iowa Evans

Boy pulls fire alarm box triggers quick city run

Six year old Walter Knapp pulled a fire alarm at box 16 on Oak Ridge Avenue near Main causing a rapid by the book response from the department. Fire crews and patrols sped north on Main Street before discovering no blaze and that the alarm was a prank gone wrong.

Oak Ridge Avenue Main Street Walter Knapp Harry Knapp North Sixth Street North Side J. Albert Snyders Evans

Ill relatives report mixed fortunes in local list

Sick List notes John Shellenberger, uncle of Mrs I J Becknell, in critical condition after a relapse. Mrs Charles Crowe improving steadily. Walter Mack, once threatened with typhoid fever, improving and soon able to be out. Mrs Aaron Hartzler ill for some time, now quite serious.

John Shellenberger I. J. Becknell Charles Crowe Walter Mack Aaron Hartzler

Insane William Kessler Hinders Lake Shore Depot Transfer

William Kessler, adjudged insane at South Bend, refused transport to Lonecliffe, creating a scene at the Lake Shore depot by tearing off shipment tags and declining to board the train. Another attempt will be made to send him.

William Kessler South Bend Pennsylvania Commission Lonecliff Lake Shore

Naval recruiting office to open in Elkhart post office

August 6 a naval recruiting office will be established in the Elkhart post office building. Chief Master at Arms P B Golden is making arrangements. The Navy seeks American citizens in proper physical condition aged seventeen to thirty five who must bring written proof of age.

Naval Elkhart P. B. Golden Navy

Deeyz Fined for Obstructing Public Highway Auto Wreck

LaPorte county farmer Robert Deeyz was fined for placing an obstruction in the public highway and wrecking an automobile. The crash endangered Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Busse and their guests Miss Loretta Oakes Tom Oakes and Miss Evelyn Talbot of Chicago.

Robert Deeyz LaPorte County F. W. Busse Loretta ‘Oakes Tom Oakes Evelyn ‘Talbot Chicago

Old Settlers Picnic Date Set for August Twenty Fifth

At a preliminary Old Settlers meeting last Saturday, organizers fixed the picnic date for Saturday August 25 in the courtyard if access is approved. The program will be arranged and announced later.

Old Settlers

Finney Accepts Post With Pope Lumber in Chicago

Warren Finney has accepted a responsible position with the Pope Lumber company of Chicago and has left for that city.

Chicago Warren Finney Pope Lumber Company of

Carpenters Wanted Good Wages for Men Nine

Help wanted notice seeks skilled carpenters with steady work and competitive pay. Applicants should have experience and be prepared for ongoing projects. Contact local builder or office for details and to apply.

West Goshen Man Denies Spite Fence Claim

Sherman Hawkins files a formal denial to a News-Times statement alleging he built a spite fence from pig pen boards to spite Alvin Cripe over character. Hawkins admits a spite fence exists but denies pig pen materials and claims the fence is three feet from Cripe’s property line and that he has been misrepresented.

Sherman Hawkins West Goshen News-Times Alvin Cripe Mr. Hawkins Hawkins

Giant Chauffeur Homer Bess Draws Crowds at Wawasee

An Indianapolis man, Homer Bess, summering with his family at Wawasee, towers at six feet six inches and claims to be sixteen years old. Described as one of the region’s best chauffeurs, he always attracts attention during the season.

T. O. Strong Indianapolis Homer Bess

Local Horse Sale By Huntington Dealer

Dr. D T Snoke of Huntington visiting North Webster sold three valuable horses Archie B Osterel and Dauntless S to Mac Ryan of Galesburg Illinois for 2500 dollars. Snoke retires from the horse business due to ill health.

D. T. Snoke Huntington North Webster Archie B Osterel Dauntless S Mac Ryan Galesburg Snoke

Osborns to Move to Oakland for Lilly Branch Post

Going West, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt J. Osborn leave Elkhart in August to settle in Oakland California. Mr Osborn will represent Eli Lilly & Co manufacturing chemists of Indianapolis in San Francisco and establish a branch office soon with him in charge.

Merritt J. Osborn Elkhart Oakland Cal Osborn Ely Lilly & Co Manufacturing Chemists of Indianapolis San Francisco

Reverend Cober to Launch Missionary Career

Rev. A. A. Cober resigns from Riverdale church Dayton Ohio where he has served six years after leaving Elkhart Baptist church. He will sail October 1 for Porto Rico to take charge of the San Juan Mission station with his family.

Rainfall Brings Relief as Summer Rain Delights Farmers

Rain fell Saturday night and Sunday, praised by farmers for the much needed moisture. The downpour was heavy but caused no lightning damage, marking a rare high in the season.

Stutsman Family Reunion Set for Island Park Elkhart

The Stutsman Family Association invites all Stutsmans and descendants to reunion day at Island Park Elkhart on August 11 hosted by the association committee and secretary.

The Stutsman Family Association Stutsmans Island Park J , Elkhart

Official reports show steady life insurance business in Indiana

Official reports indicate no drop in life insurance activity in Indiana. The brief notes stable volumes and continued market presence, with no downturn signals and maintained policy sales activity across major insurers.

Indiana

Final Bond Decision for Winona Interurban Project

Winona Assembly reports the Goshen Line bonds fully sold at 750000 and the Peru line at 450000 sold. Chicago experts call Winona books clear. Directors seek investors to clear bonded debt by Jan 1, 1907. line bonds at 10000 per mile, lower than typical. All lines under Assembly control with 15 directors holding 16000 each in trust. lines exclude Sunday operation.

Sol. C. Dickey Winona Assembly Winona Goshen South Bend Tribune

Head On Collision Damages Two Interurban Cars

Two South Bend and Southern Michigan Railway interurban cars bound for St Joseph collided head on at Twin Springs Michigan a siding near Berrien Springs Sunday afternoon. Both cars were crowded but no serious injuries occurred though a passenger’s head was cut and a Bertien Springs rider injured his side. Police investigate tampering with the Twin Springs switch as causes and damage runs high.

Twin Springs Mich South Bend & Southern Michigan Railway Company South Bend St. Joseph Berrien Springs George Huss Bertien Springs Huss Steinman Chicago

Nervy South Bend Clerk Nets 10000 on Panama Canal Bonds

Samuel Byerley, a New York Express clerk formerly of South Bend, made a profit just over 10000 on a 58 million Panama Canal bond deal via a two cent postage stamp. He sold bonds to J S Bache for Fiske and Robinson, plans a Europe trip with family, and awaits full payout.

South Bend Samuel Byerley American Express Company New York Byerley J. S. Bache and Co Fiske and Robinson Europe

Salisbury Woman Dies After Long Illness At 40

Mrs W D Salisbury died this forenoon at 10 across a long illness of complications. Aged 40 she resided in the city two years after moving from Rochester New York. Survived by husband mother a brother and five sisters all in Troy New York. Remains will be sent to Albany New York for burial.

Salisbury W. D. Salisbury Rochester N. Y Troy Albany

Goshen College Awaits Carnegie Endowment Ask

Goshen College has heard nothing from Andrew Carnegie about the dormitory fund endowment. Carnegie is believed to be at his estate in Scotland. The college still hopes to secure the $25,000 but cannot assess odds or timing.

Goshen College Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Scotland The

Union Service Planners Shift to Reformed Church

Rev. M. J. Magor led the union service at the Baptist church last night. The event had been postponed from the previous week due to rain. Next Sunday night the service moves to the Reformed church with Rev. J. W. Fradenburg delivering the sermon.

M. J. Magor The Baptist Church

Tri-State Medical Meeting at Put-in-Bay

The Tri-State Medical society will meet at Put-in-Bay tomorrow for a highly interesting and potentially profitable gathering. A number of Goshen physicians are planning to attend.

Tri-State Medical Meeting Tri-State Medical Society Put-in-Bay Goshen

Local Births Reported in Hamilton and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Fred Rudd of Hamilton Ind welcomed a son born last Saturday. He formerly worked as a clerk at Hawks drug store. A daughter arrived Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs G C Lemley at the corner of Washington and Third. Another son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Delno Caser.

Fred Rudd Hamilton Ind Rudd Hawks’ Drug Store G. C. Lemley Washington Delno Caser

Fall Woolens Show By A Puschman Tailor

Fall woolens on display at A Puschman the tailor over Rileys. Home phone 889. Exquisite checks and colored effects for salts or trousers advertised in the notice.

A. Puschman Reail Rileys

Horse Dies of Lockjaw in Jefferson Township

George O. Newell of Jefferson Township reports a valuable horse died today from lockjaw after an injury.

George O. Newell Jefferson Township

Dr I J Becknell Receives Item From Marvin Campbell

Dr I J Becknell receives an assignment or communication from Hon Marvin Campbell of South, outlining an official matter or entitlement. The exact nature of the transfer is not specified in the fragment.

I. J. Becknell Marvin Campbell South

Miss Fanny Morrice Bridesmaid for Indianapolis Wedding

Society notes report Miss Elizabeth Margaret De frees of Indianapolis to wed Keifer Grover of Reliance Va. at 924 East Seventeenth Street Indianapolis on Wednesday August 8 at 8 p m. Miss Morrice is the bride-elect's cousin and bridesmaid. The Kehr family reunion met July 22 at Samuel Kehr's near Southwest with 116 guests, a noon dinner, short program, and election of officers. Future reunion set at Christian Kehr's home.

Fanny Morrice J. W. Morrice Elizabeth Margaret Defrees Indianapolis Ra Keifer Grover Reliance East Seventeenth Street Morrice Sco Ots Prince Coug Dof Kehr Samuel Kehr A. F. Wilden Wil Wilden Minnie Wilden Amy Wilson Chicago 8. S. Kehr Sterling, HL John Kehr Leesburg Henry Kehr Tippecanoe Lake Christian Kehr

Winona Interurban League Schedule Fixes and Nearby Games

The Winona Interurban League fixes its next two weeks schedule with July and August dates for matches among Leesburg Milford Goshen New Paris Warsaw and Winona. Notes also cover Milford games and nearby Goshen interurban action plus a Milawkee excursion for Fraternal Order of Eagles members with low round trip fares.

Goshen New Paris Winona Milford Warsaw Leesburg Goshen Interurban Pet

Val entine Ulrich Family Reunion Officers Elected

The Val entine Ulrich family reunion on July 26 at the old homestead east of Elkhart on the Bristol road had 41 members present. Washington Stuck, the oldest member, attended. Officers elected include President Louis Ulrich, Vice President Wesley Ulrich, Secretary Mrs. Ida Bulard, and Treasurer A. M. Bickle.

Valentine Ulrich Elkhart Bristol Road Washington Stuck Louis Ulrich Wesley Ulrich Ida Bulard A. M. Bickle

Water main leak causes repair work on Mair Street corner

A water main burst at the corner of Mair street and Gar field avenue Saturday morning. C. E. Katz deployed a crew to repair the damage all day, noting about 150 feet of old wooden mains were involved in the spill.

Mair Street Garfield Avenue C. E. Katz

Elkhart Property Sale Reported

Aaron Rowe of Elkhart sold to Nellie H Wagner and Edwin A Wagner an adme residence in Elkhart for 2200 dollars.

Elkhart Aaron Rowe Nellie, Hellen Edwin A.wagner Adme

Dr Yoder Moves to Second Floor Jefferson Theater

Dr Yoder has moved to the second floor of Jefferson Theater, changing office location and potentially affecting patient access and scheduling in the local venue.

Yoder Jefferson, Theatre

Chautauqua Draws Large Crowds and Bucklen Line Talks

The second St Joseph Valley chautauqua in Elkhart closes after a large attendance with about 15,000 on hand and 11,000 in paid admissions. James H State says Goshen likely gets the Bucklen Valley Traction Line, while Bucklen may sell or build Middlebury to Goshen, sparking debate over Elkhart’s stance and route viability.

St. Joseph Goshen Valley Line James H Herbert E. Bucklen Elkhart Bucklen Valley Traction Line State Bucklen Road Lagrange Tre Bristol Hills Middlebury

Uncle Gabe Eby reaches 88 with hearty community turnout

Gabriel Eby of near Union Michigan known as Uncle Gabe is celebrated on his 88th birthday with family and friends from Alba Wabash Bristol Goshen and Elk Hart. The Starke County Ohio native recalls boyhood days with Ulysses S Grant and is father to eight sons and one daughter Beclines Promotion.

Gabriel Eby Union Mich Gabe Cr. Eby Mabel Young Alba Carrie Neufer Wabash Ed Eby Fred Eby Elkhart John Grise Goshen Fager Bristol Starke County Ohio Indiana Ulysses S. Grant

Arrest of Dr Downie and Two Others Tied to Post Office Robbery

A U S deputy marshal from Indianapolis detains Dr Charlies Downie of Pulaski County and Edward Conway of Chicago after a purported confession by Jacob Sturtevant. They are accused of aiding the robbery of the Denham post office for $800. Downie claims to represent an Indianapolis detective concern. Prof Null to Travel. Frof Null from Benton Harbor.

United States Indianapolis Jacob Sturtevant Charlies Downie Pulaski County Edwand Conway Chicago Sturtevant Denham Downie Prof. Null Frof. Null Benton Harbor

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Bell Telephone Co Wila Wawasee Tofree Express Company Treasury Department Thomas E. A. Byerley Niles Road Patrick O’brien Vandalia O'Brien Mortuary Record Sporting News Winona Interurban League Winona Interurban Grover Baker South Whitley Milfor Ase Billy” Sunday Dodges Krumpetz Giants Giants Milwaukee Order of Eagles Wis Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway St. Joseph Valley James H. State Beclines Myron J. Rhodes Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Rhodes Winamac
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