John W Kern Nominated for Governor at Indiana Democratic Convention
John W. Kern of Indianapolis was nominated for governor on the first ballot at the Indiana Democratic Convention in Tomlinson Hall. Other nominees included Adam Heimberger for secretary of state and John W. Minor for auditor, while Jerowe Herff vied for treasurer. The convention drew large crowds and featured spirited debates over party leadership and ticket heading.
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Indiaanapolis
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Adam Heimberger
John W. Minor
Jerowe Herff
John C. Lawler
Tspisnapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hell
Oclock
Indiana
Frank B. Burke
Nelson J. Bezarto
Polticiags
Siste
St. Josepn County
Eoof
Shivele
South Bend
Bevera
Poe
Shivels
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Taggart
KB. F. Shively
M. M. Hathaway
Winamac
H.F. Deahl
Goshen
Kansas City
J. K. Lawrence
Princeton
Andrew A. Gast
Hugo Dougherty
Bluffton
G. V Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Jas. Murdock
LaFayette
S. E. Morss
K.C Heli
Ft. Wayne
Jao Overmeyer
North Vernon
Jas McCabe
Williamsport
D. D. Dykeman
Logansport
Allen Zollars
Fr. Wayne
Nicholas Cornet
Versailles
Oo. J. Lotz
Muncie
Sam'‘l Bosch
Parks M. Martin
M. Ralston
Jno. Johnson, Jr
Myron D. King
Attempted Burglary Reported On North Side
Marshal Self and Milo Powers were called at 1 o'clock yesterday evening by residents who found thieves attempting to break into the homes of Fred Howenstine and Charles Irwin. The suspects fled before officers arrived. a strange man seen near Howenstine's residence chased by the officers also escaped. No arrests.
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Marshal Self
Fred Howenstine
Charles Irwin
Milo Powers
Howenstine
K O T M Elects Officers for Fight Unit
The K O T M organization names new officers to lead their boxing unit. New leadership outlines duties and calls for member participation in upcoming events and community outreach.
Two Youths Die After Train Collision Near Mishawaka
Roy Cobb and Clifford Cole were killed by a Grand Trunk fast train at Neasmith Crossing near Mishawaka Ind yesterday. The accident occurred as the men were struck by the locomotive, authorities reported.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Roy Cobb
Clifford Cole
Grand Trunk
Neasmith Crossing
Goshen Rubber Co Representatives Arrive for Noble Factory
Alexander McDowell of Goshen Rubber Co arrives to prepare Noble factory for plant operations, aiming to be running by July or August. Treasurer Wood reports subscriptions being paid as the commercial exchange closes the deal. Projections expect rapid growth and families plan to move to Goshen.
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Alexander McDowell
Goshen Rubber Co
Noble
Cmmercial Exchange
Wood
Commercial Exchange
Roshen
Buckskin Buckskinni’s Wild West Show Draws Mixed Crowd
A fair sized audience attended Buck skin Hill's Wild West exhibition last evening, praised as an uferror mock of Buffalo Bills shows once seen here. Ongoing trouble from Terre Haute has led to resignations among top performers and new hires lacking in skill. The Vil was shown in Elibart today and was criticized for poor management and fatigue.
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Buckskin Hill
Buffalo Bills
Terre Haute
Buckskinni
Elibart
Election Results and Arrests Stir Elkhart Community
Elkhart events report a jailed Elikbhartan, George Deslow, after riding a freight train and pleading guilty with 12 fine and costs. Detective Wim H. Lawrence, charged with boarding moving trains, remains jailed briefly. In the sixth ward special election, Democrat Krau won over Moyer by 5 votes, altering council balance from a prior tie on May 1.
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George Deslow
Treshop
Wim. HH
Lawrence
Justice Young
Elkhart
Krau
Moyer
Last Interurban Car Kills Dairy Cow Near Mishawaka
A cow belonging to Al Gernhart was killed when the last car on the interurban line struck it east of Mishawaka. The animal escaped its stable during the night and was found dead Tuesday morning after the car dragged the body for distance.
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Interuban
Mishawaka
al Gernhart
Lads Leave Homes for Buckskin Bill Wild West Show
Gerald Kenreich and Charles Rohrer, both about 15, disappeared from Goshen last evening seeking work with Buckskin Bill's Wild West show. Mothers suffered much worry as police traced Kenreich. he may return home tonight. Buckskin Bill has stirred local excitement.
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Gerald Kenreich
Sophia Kenreich
Charles Rohrer
A Zollinger
Buckskin Bill
Buekokin Hill
Freight Agent in Peculiar Night Collision at Show Grounds
A. L. Winslow assistant traveling freight agent of Mig Four escaped injury after a collision with a bicyclist near the Midway show grounds. Winslow, attracted by three women at a tent, collided with the rider as two gentlemen bumped heads, causing a large crowd to gather and arouse Winslow's anger at the rider.
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A. L. Winslow
Midway Show
Winslow
Railway Right of Way Purchases Spark Local Suspicion
Latrianwe Standard notes reports that parties bought an option on a railway right of way in Spring-Held township, and were to return to LaGrange first of the week. Locals fear a sale to LS & M or efforts to block the Three I's or electric railway, though some think the purchases may simply be for future construction.
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Detroit
LaGrange
Koer envoys seek US aid amid South African war in Goshen transit
The Koer envoys and party passed through Goshen aboard Lake Shore No 3 en route to Chicago after a Cleveland stop. They plan large meetings in Chicago as part of their mission to enlist U S support for the South African Republic war against Britain.
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Koer
United States
South African Republic
Great Britain
Goshen
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Chicago
Adamses on Trial Cochran Indictment Quashed
State case against Edward and James Adams for assault with intent to kill Constantine Hines of Elkhart proceeds in circuit court with Vanfleet for defense and Sims for the state. Trial expected three days with many witnesses. Hines survived stabbing. Also details on will probate for Edith Hoffman and road work in commissioners court.
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Edward Adams
James Adams
Constantine Hines
Elkhart
Vanfleet
I. A. Simmons
Edith Hoffman
Zook & Charnley
Jas
Showalter
Hoffman
Cockran
Newton Cockran
Island Park
Sims
Cochran
Chas, Corbett
Circus Licenses Drive Up City County Fees
Circus agents complain the $25 city license and $25 county license are too high in Indianapolis. Buckskin Bill paid $10, while the show management says losses occurred after paying $15 city license and distributing 25 tickets. A smaller circus plans to hire Bill Poster Krutz to come to Goshen, with Paws-Sells also in consideration.
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Indianapolis
Krutz
Goshen
McConaughy Hufft Wedding and Society Lawn fete
Miss Edith McConaughy and Hugh Huff were wed at 7 30 p m yesterday at the bride’s Elkhart prairie home with Rev A C Anda officiating A pink and white parlor canopy ceremony led to a lavish wedding supper The bride wore white lace trimmed gown and Madge Tiedemann led the wedding march A 15 member Goshen party attended A separate lawn fete honored Miss Estella Harrold with a lock dinner and summer decorunda guests included Mrs Nellie England toastmaster and performances by Anna Kelly Lilie Kronk and Jennie Butler The event was hosted by Miss Luella Kariow on South Sixth street A Ladies Whist club meet was held at Mrs Abram Veck’s home with about 2 guests and six games.
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Edith McConaughy
Leonard McConaughy
Hugh Huff
Milton A. Cornell
Elkhart Prairie
A. C. Anda
First
English Lutheran Church
Goshen
Huff
Estella Harrold
Vlock
Luella Kariow
South Sixth Street
Nellie England
Anna Kelly
Lilie Kronk
Jennie Butler
Lillie Kronk
Luella Barlow
Bertha Conrad
Ida Overholt
Nelle Engilasd
New Orleans
Miss Barnup
Chicago
Miss Laughlin
Ada
Ohio
Abram Veck
Corner Seventh
Clinton Streets
Open public records rule boosts county official transparency
Supreme Court declares public records are county property not an officer’s personal property. Custodian duty is to safeguard records for the office and the public. Ruling expected to increase public access to county records and accountability.
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Supreme Court
Various Local Transactions and Incidents Across Indiana
595 dogs in Concord township raise 053 in tax. Two years ago the sixth ward voted 103 Democratic. May 1 the area carried by five. Italian cobbler George Buccieri left Elkhart after 13 months. Several property transfers recorded in Millersburg Nappanee Locke Goshen Jefferson Elkhart. Coroner Williams files verdict in John Wolford case. Mrs Jessie Bixler may be held for grand jury. A tramp named Harry Smith locked in a box car at Elkhart, later freed in Warsaw. Northern Indiana editors meet at Muncie with ethics and business topics discussed.
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Concord Township
Williams
Whitley County
John Wolford
Churubusco
Drayer
Jessie Bixler
Fostoria
Harry Smith
Elkhart
Warsaw
Collins Eiler
Milford Cement Plant Project Moves Forward With Bond Placement
Engineer Henry Cook reported Milford cement works secured bonds in an eastern market and will begin construction soon. Cleveland and German capitalists persist with the project amid material price delays, and a cement boom is expected as demand surges and shortages ease.
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Henry Cook
Milford
Sandusky Cement Works
Syracuse
Cleveland
Ngineer Cook
Bristol
Monolith
Sandusky
Landers transfers property to Trook in Newton County
Franklin Landers transfers 1 545 acres in Lake township Newton county to C H Trook Converse with a 59300 value in exchange includes South Park addition Converse eight houses Marion lots and a grant county farm. Monon serial July Elks excursion to St Joseph Mich raises funds for Elks Rest in South Bend cemetery.
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Franklin Landers
C. H. Trook
Converse
Lake Township
Newton County
Mr. Landers
South Park
Marion
Es Farm
Grrant County
South Bend
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St. Joseph River
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Slick” Hewitt
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