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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

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Toledo Wife Murder Suspect Possibly Near Woods

A wild man linked to the Toledo murder case was hunted near Lagrange county by Sheriff Ziesel Deputy Chatten and Marshal Self after reports of a stranger around Andrew Miller and Kauffman farms. A Chicago Tribune account of Mrs Armour’s murder in Toledo was found, but the suspect remained unconfirmed. In Millersburg area, Thomas Evans, accused of threats, appeared at the sheriff’s office then faced assault charges in Goshen, paying a $12.60 fine.

Ziesel Chatten Marshal Self Lagrange County Andrew Miller Goshen Kauffman Chicago Tribune Louis Armour Toledo Dennis Shea Armour Millersburg Jacob Berkey Shrock J. J. Schrock Thomas Evans Evans Kohler Wm. Schaeffer

Runaway delivery team killed near Washington Street

The delivery team of M. Shookman & Ben, known as the opera house grocers, ran away between 9 and 10 this forenoon, struck a tele phone pole near the south side alley of Washington Street, and both animals died hours later. The team, valued at $326, had recently been refused for sale. Nearby events include an excursion to St Joseph with about 900 passengers on the Big Four line, and local incidents involving Theodore Rush and Harley Knisely. Births reported include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Louth Howell at West Chicago Avenue.

M. Shookman Bhockman

Watson Addresses Large Crowd at Elkhart Chautauqua

Congressman James Watson of Rushville spoke to a large audience at the St Joseph Valley Chautauqua in McNaughton Park Elk hart. He arrived by rail and was greeted by local officials and precinct committeemen. He noted union labor opposition and hinted at a future statement. Ticket sales were modest and attendance was below prior events with Goshen reports and Florence Maybrick headlines anticipated tomorrow.

St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua James Watson Rushville Indiana St. Joseph Valley McNaughton Park Elkhart Lake Shore Eisenheiss Charles W. Miller A. Baker Bucklen Jeffersonville New Albany Chautauqua Grounds C. W. Miller C. 8. B. & N. I. Company Goshen Florence Maybrick

Elkhart Ministers Reject Billy Sunday Revival

After a heated meeting at the St Joseph Valley chautauqua grounds the Elkhart Ministerial Association voted to drop negotiations for Billy Sunday to hold revival meetings next January. Sunday, summoned to Elkhart, criticized the ministers and left, declaring Elkhart must be saved without him. Rev A A Ogilvie opposed the Sunday methods. Sunday will not come to Elkhart.

Elkhart A. A. Ogilvie

Watson Cancels Speak At Clear Lake Pioneer Picnic

Hon James E Watson Rushville republican governor candidate cannot attend the August 13 event due to health. committee must find a replacement. John Martin, incoherent and with a clothing-haltering episode, was taken to Dr Glock’s care at Sam Ward’s home near Larwill and jailed in Kosciusko County. Goshen lawyers discuss street assessment dispute at Nappanee with Town Attorney Early and remonstrator Lou W Wall.

James E. Watson Rushville Clear Lake John Martin Dr. Glock Sam Ward Larwill Kosciusko County Goshen Nappanee B. A

Prominent banker Monroe McCormick blasts ingratitude in Plymouth letter

Monroe McCormick, Knox banker and 1898 congressional candidate, writes to the Plymouth Democrat defending his position and condemning supporters of Miller. He condemns hostility toward Miller backers, rails at ingratitude, politics of revenge, and warns that November will expose traitors to the party. He likens loyalty to Jonathan and David and Damon and Pythias, urging unity and moral standards.

Monrose McCormick Knox Congress Plymouth Democrat The Democrat Mr. Moorman Huncor Jonathan David Damon Pythias

Frank Overlease Dead Former Goshen Man Expires

Frank Overlease died at Clark hospital in Elkhart after bowel surgery. He had lived in Elkhart for 12 years and once ran a saloon there. Survived by his mother Mrs. Susan Overlease, three brothers John and Edward of Goshen and Charles of Elkhart. Funeral at Dunkard church in Goshen on Sunday.

Goshen Elkhart Hospital Frank Overlease Susan Overlease First Street Clark Hospital Elkhart John Edward Overlease Charles Overlease George Overlease Dunkard Church

Kern Notification Set at State Fair Grounds

Ceremonies will be held at the State Fair Grounds coliseum where John W. Kern, Democratic candidate for Vice President, will receive official notification in early September or late August. The 13,000 seat venue will host W. J. Bryan who will inaugurate the Democratic campaign in Indiana with a daytime notification and a nighttime speech.

State Fair Grounds John W. Kern W. ‘J. Bryan Indiana Kern Bryan

Child Dies After Burns in Elkhart Incident

Five year old Sadie Francis Wormald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wormald of Elkhart, died at 7 p m yesterday after fatally burning herself while playing with matches in the street near her home. Doctors had predicted she could not recover due to extensive burns and severe suffering.

Sunny Elkhart Sadie Francis Wormald Joseph Wormald

Elkhart Girl Attacked By Burly Man on Street

Hazel Arnold a 16 year old Elkhart girl employed at George England's home was attacked by a burly man as she walked the street at about nine o clock last night. He followed her for several blocks before she fled and escaped unharmed.

Elkhart Hazel Arnold George England

Mrs Louis Simon Entertains Ladies at Hotel Hascall

Society notes state Mrs Louis Simon will host a group of lady friends tomorrow afternoon at Hotel Hascall for cards and dinner, showcasing local social activity and hospitality traditions.

Louis Simon Hotel Hascall

Auto races draw Fort Wayne club at Kendallville fair

About twenty owners of fast cars from Fort Wayne will race at the Kendallville fair in October according to the current plan of the Fort Wayne Auto Club. A stranger was arrested last night for intoxication and, after arraignment before Mayor Kohler, ordered to leave town and complied. Officers expected tonight include Melville W. Mix and Gilbert A. Mott, with others from Mishawaka and South Bend manufacturers in Indianapolis for railway matters.

Kendallville Fort Wayne v Auto Club Kendallville Fair Kohler C. B. Stephenson Melville W. Mix Milton B Pine Gilbert A al Mott South - Bend Mishawaka Indianapolia

Labor groups oppose Watson in Indiana governor race

The Elkhart Non-Partisan Political club leads a statewide labor backed drive to defeat Republican James E. Watson for governor. Delegates from labor organizations probe Watson’s record, pledging to vote against him and urging locals to oppose his candidacy, with AFL and state federation support.

Elkhart James E. Watson Indiana Watson James B. Watson Labor Labar

Mortuary Notice for John Rogkatoo Rookstool

Mortuary record notes John Rogkatoo Rookstool died at home near Waterford on the evening of the 5th with consumption listed as cause. Survived by two daughters and three males in the family. Further details incomplete due to damaged text.

Rookstool John Rogkatoo Hfe Waterford Ae Jobin

Goshen Boys Attend Camp In Boyville This Summer

The piece notes a drop in attendance from nearly 100 last year to about 25 Goshen boys at Boyville this year. It lists staff and local participants, including John Herr Goshen alto and Roy Watters Nappanee clarinet. Revs Neubauer Vannuys of Goshen arrived with ten boys for Goshen Camp News activities.

Conservative Party Arthur B. Dewey Frank P.abbott Ralph W. Stutsman John F. Ban Mack ‘Marks Mack Marks Goshen Irwin Pooley Goshen Camp Revs Neubauer Vannuys Louis ‘Batchslor Geo Fredeke Warren Ulery Herbert Beatty Myers Walter Ricketts Harry Woodford Russell Martin Berlin Murray Lester ‘Rough Warren Blough

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