Man Arrested After Coal Toss Trial On Train near Goshen
Jack Correll 21, son of James Correll, was arrested by Officer Elliott after allegedly throwing coal at Conductor Mochamer aboard a G and M line train from Battle Creek. He was released on bond to appear in circuit court next Monday for assaulting a public conveyance, with penalties up to 100 dollars fine and up to a year in jail. Also noted are marriage licenses issued to Robert Campbell and Louise Perkins, Hapner fined for harboring an untaxed dog, and a lien foreclosure suit in Noble circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Correll
James Correll
North Side
Elliott
John Mochamer
Goshen
Battle Creek
Correll
E. A. Dausman
Harper
Goshen Crossing
Max Hughes
Hascall
Middlebury
Mochamer
Young Correll
Robert S. Campbell
South Bent
Louise J. Perkins
Justice Young
Fred Hapner
Benton Township
Prizes List Promises Wealthy Carni val Rewards
The article lists prizes including a violin bow and case a silk umbrella a carpet sweeper a bicycle lamp a onyx table a lawn mower and other items. It notes a possible $100 purse for the tire department if bankers back the event and mocks Congress for a Pulaski statue bill as a political sop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Spaulding League
Tire Department
Hering Tours Warsaw as Democratic Candidate Visits City
Prof. F. E. Hering of Notre Dame, a democratic candidate for Congress, passed through town en route to Warsaw where the county convention was held. He addressed the body after arriving three hours late due to a delayed northbound train. In a windstorm at Klinger's Lake debris and an ice house were wrecked. no injuries were reported. Louis Ludlow quoted from Washington about Indians bound for Boston for library association events. Mayor Deahl and Janitor Warden report court park seating popular, with more needed to complete the park-like yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hering
Notre Dame
Warsaw
Hering
Prof. Hering
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis
Washington
Boston
American Library Association
Ella R. Heatwole
Goshen
Court Park
Deahl
Reet
Moore
Court Yard
East Indies Mission Aboard L Frederick Foresden
L Frederick Foresden is ordained in the Lutheran faith and will depart soon for the East India islands to establish churches. In Elkhart the Wallace circus drew attention as women rode straddle in the prevailing fashion. William Collins returned from Lake Wawasee with about 400 bluegill and bass, marking a banner catch of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frederick Foresden
East India Islands
Wallace Circus
Elkhart
William Collins
Lake Wawasee
Nelson
Goshen and Fort Wayne Railroad Plans and River Tragedy
Railroad contractor Mr. Lynch discussed plans to connect Goshen and Fort Wayne to the Wabash railroad by July first with a large local belt line project based in St. Louis employing thousands. In Ber rien Springs a derailment occurred on the Big Four as a brittle wheel failed on a Benton Harbor to Wabash through freight. A wreck crew cleared the line and a southbound passenger train was delayed nearly four hours. In Atwood two men and a drowning victim were reported after Arthur Jordan aged 24 disappeared in Tippecanoe river during a bath after an electrical storm. His body was recovered later. Jordan’s parents live in Ilion Marshall county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Goshen
Benton Harbor
Wabash
Berrien Springs
Arthur Jordan
Michaels
Long
Tippecanoe River
Atwood
Jordan
Ilion
Marshall County
Mrs D Aston Letherman Hosts First Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. D. Aston Letherman entertained a group of young ladies at her South Seventh street home to celebrate the first anniversary of her marriage. Dainty refreshments were served and guests included Mesdames Charles Helman Ben Lickey Edward Guster and Miss Laura Northway from Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Aston Letherman
South Seventh Street
Charles Helman
Ben Lickey
Edward Guster
Laura Northway
Elkhart
Ex-city treasurer Abel acquitted in embezzlement case
P. P. Abel former Elkheart city treasurer was cleared in the circuit court on Monday. The prosecution offered little for a conviction and the present prosecutor was faulted for the weak effort. In a separate note, two Garrett men Lowell and Clark were nearly drowned when their boat capsized on Syracuse lake. rescued after more than an hour in the water by John Stiffier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Abel
Elkhart
Garrett
Messrs
Lowell and Clark
Syracuse Lake
John Stiffier
Beveridge Proposes $25 000 Fish Hatchery Appropriation
Senator Beveridge backs a bill allocating 25000 dollars for a state fish hatchery with location to be selected by the fish commissioner in Indiana. Wawasee is noted as a leading candidate for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Indiana
Wawasee
Northern Indiana Baptist Association Session in Goshen
The Northern Indiana Baptist Association meet in Goshen June 17 to 19 includes the Woman's Missionary Society Sunday school and Baptist Young People's Union. Key talks include Rev E H Emmet of Elkhart delivering the annual sermon and Rev W P Pearce of Goshen giving the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
Goshen
Northern Association
Woman’s Missionary Society
The
Sunday School
Baptist Young People’s Union
E. H. Emett
Elkhart
W. P. Pearce
G. M. Leigh
South Bend
A. Beman
Edward Connor
Moshen
First Baptist Church
Ira Jackson Sails From Boston to London for Newspaper Work
Ira Jackson brother of W A Jackson of Meyer Livingston Sons clothing store passed through South Bend en route from Freeport Illinois to London to work for a newspaper. Elkhart Review notes he recently moved from Goshen to a Chicago paper and has been sent with another young man to cover London coronation events. The Chicago paper he represents is not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Times
Ira Jackson
W. A. Jackson
Meyer Livingston Sons
Freeport
Lil
London
Jackson
Boston
The
Elkhart Review
Goshen
Chicago
Goshen Weighs Auto Factory Deal With Ells Venture
Negotiations between the Goshen Commercial Exchange and F A Ells of Vicksburg Michigan aim to bring an automobile factory to Goshen. Ells showed a simple high speed machine using friction wheels to boost power on grades and offered a lower price. If a site is found, Goshen may soon have an Ells car factory and residents could ride at about 23 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Commercial Exchange
F. A. Ells
Vicksburg
Mich
Ells
Special church services and Twin City train schedule
Rev Wm P Pearce urges majority at morning service brief to read Associational letter and announce messengers for session beginning Tuesday at 2. New member fellowship follows. Children’s Day at Fifth Avenue M E features sermons songs recitations and class exercises. First Church of Christ Scientist on Lincoln avenue holds 10 30 am service and 11 30 am Sunday school. ministers will exchange pulpits next Monday 10 30 at the Reformed church. First English Lutheran plans summer pause. 20 Hour Limited schedule Chicago to New York departs 12 30 pm via Lake Shore with stops including Elkhart Goshen Toledo Cleveland Erie Buffalo and arrives New York 9 33 am. No 25 westbound departs New York 2 45 pm arriving Chicago 9 45 am after Buffalo Elk hart. Excess fare 8 includes shaves and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Pearce
Fifth Avenue M. E
First Church of Christ Scientist
Lincoln Avenue
Council Chamber
God the Preserver of Man
West Washington Street
20Th Century Limited
Chicago
New York
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Goshen
Toledo
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Middlebury School Board Names Teaching Corps for 1891 92
The Middlebury school board elected Geo Harding as principal contingent on acceptance. Ia E Eliott is named grammar grade teacher and Miss Mary Thut intermediate grade. Miss Grace Cooper is set for primary grade. Harding, with years leading Middlebury schools, has been in Colorado since 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Geo
L. Harding
Ia E. Eliott
Mary Thut
Grace Cooper
Harding
Colorado
Hut
Normal College
Ada
Goshen
New Public Building Sites Limited by 15 Percent Cap
Baron Price notes the omnibus buildings bill caps site costs at 15 percent of the total appropriation for each building. This limits graft by preventing inflated site prices in eight Indiana cities slated for new government structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Official Clarifies Fish Sale Law
State Fish Commissioner Z T Sweeney states it is not generally understood that selling game fish caught out of season is unlawful in Indiana waters. He notes the law prohibits encouraging disposal of illegally caught fish and mentions bets and devices used in catching them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Sweeney
Indiana
Ring stolen at Elk's Carnival in Muncie with C M to L BE inscription
Marshal Self reports a diamond ring bearing C. M. to L. BE. carved on the band was stolen during the Elk's Carnival in Muncie. A $25 reward is offered. A chestnut sorrel mare was also stolen near Metcalf Illinois with a $15 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Self
L. BE
Muncie
Metcalf
Iil
Land Transfers and Rain Delays Highlight Local News
John Ulery sold 70 acres in Clinton township to Anan Ulery for 4100 dollars. Christian Stahly sold 160 acres in Union township to Jacob 8. Walters for 11000 dollars. An immense crowd attended Rogers band open air concert with Florodora selections praised. Heavy spring rains slow corn planting on Kanakakee marsh lands west of St. Joe county. one farm has only eight acres planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ulery
Anan Ulery
Clinton Township
Christian Stahly
Jacob 8. Walters
Union Township
Rogers
Kankakee
St. Joe County
Cornell Concert Company Members Shine
Little Fairy Plum and Johnnie Trumpour performed as amateurs with the Cornell Concert Company last night showing notable musical skill and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Fairy Plum
Johnnie Trumpour
Cornell Concert Company
Northern Indiana Editorial Association elects officers at South Bend
A business session in South Bend elected Clay Metzker as president and W W Lockwood William Beeson J E McDonald and J B Conogue as vice presidents and secretary treasurer respectively. Executive committee members were named and delegates to the National Editorial Association selected. The convention closed with large attendance and a possible future meeting in Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
South Bend
Clay Metzker
Plymouth Democrat
W. W. Lockwood
Peru Republican
William Beeson
Winchester Journal
J. E. McDonald
Ligonier Banner
J. 8. Conogue
Kendallville Sun
W. B. F. Loutham
Logansport Phares
A. Miller
South Bend Tribune
E.S. Williams
Warsaw Times
A. P. Kent
Elkhart Review
W. B. Westlake
Marion Leader
National Editorial Association
John B. Stoll
South Bend Times
G. Y. Fowler
Frankfort Herald
F. Willis
Waterloo Press
Harriet Conlogue
J. A. Barnes
Auburn Courier
Edward A. Jernegan
Mishawaka Enterprise
Winona
Elkhart man guilty of gill net fish theft at Painter Lake
Harry Brandon of Elkhart was found guilty at Cassopolis for illegally fishing with a gill net in Painter Lake Cass county and fined 50 dollars or 30 days in the county jail. Other notes include Jules Levy article in a Chicago publication and local moves such as Rev. B D Herrold heading to Utah to teach and preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brandon
Elkhart
Painter Lake
Cass County
Cassopolis
Lonegran art on exhibit with private sale plans
Artist Mr. Lonegran exhibts "Jose Christifano" at Cohen's Clothing with two rare steel engravings "Norman French" and "The Little Wanderer" and plans private sale as he enters Upsala University in Europe this fall. Church pastors swap tonight and a postal clerk appointment is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonegran
Upsala University
Europe
Big Four Schedule Changes Take Effect Tomorrow
A new Big Four timetable updates trains Nos 3 and 24 to Nos 33 and 34 with No 33 southbound departing at 9 28 a m. No major changes to other trains. A new No 41 southbound runs daily except Sunday from 5 48 a m to 10 30 a m to Indianapolis. Sunday No 21 leaves at 4 28 a m arriving 9 25 a m. No 26 runs daily and Sunday from Indianapolis at 4 45 p m to Goshen at 9 57 p m. Nos 41 and 21 connect with B O at Milford Junction for Lake Wawasee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Goshen
Milford Junction
Lake Wawasee
Conference for Youth at Winona Lake in Summer
The Rev. J Wilbur Chapman announces a six day conference for young people at Winona lake from June 30 to July 6 with speakers Rev W E Biederwolf Monticello Ltd Rev D Gordon Cleveland and Rev Clarance K Eberman D D field secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. Dr Chapman will lead and speak at each meeting. Also the Bible conference runs August 17 to 27 with Rev John Robertson of Scotland joining. The evangelical committee of the Presbyterian general assembly will hold its executive meeting at Winona lake during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York City
Winona Lake
W. E. Biederwolf
Monticello
John Robertson
Scotland
John McNeill
Glasgow
The
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hoosier Society Planned in Manila May Meeting
In a Manila letter Rev. Edwin Eby reports a May 3 preliminary meeting for forming an Indiana society in the Philippines. He notes promise of success and cites Hoosier leaders Major Halford of Indianapolis auditor A L Lawshe of Wabash and Prof. Bryan, normal school superintendent, as prominent in government affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Edwin
Eby
Elxhart
United Brethren Church In
Philippines
Indianapolis
A. L. Lawshe
Wabash
Prof
Bryan
Normal School
Bling Couple Wed in Chicago Union
Bling Couple from Middlebury wed in Chicago on Wednesday June 11. The groom William H Covert, employed at the Industrial Home for the Blind, returned from Chicago with his bride Mina Hackett of Paris. Though both are blind, the couple is described as happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Covert
Middlebury
Chicago
Mina Hackett
Paris
Morris Baker
Librarian Associations Meet at Magnolia Next Week
The Association of Librariana and the National Association of State Librarians led by Indiana State Librarian W E Henry will hold their annual session in Magnolia Massachusetts next week in conjunction with the American Library Association. Indianapolis delegates have left for Magnolia. Other notes mention Ringling Bros seeking 200 acres near a rail hub for winter quarters with Goshen suggested as ideal, and several local residents’ travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Librariana
National Association of State Librarians
W. E. Henry
Indiana
Magnolia
Mass
American Library Association
Indianapolis
Ringling Bros
Cirrus Men
Goshen
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Petit Jury
Warren Berkey
Daniel M. Sullivan
W. J. Geirmann
Noble Circuit Court
Church and
Turner
John Mather
Jonathan R. Mather
Mr. Mather
James Mather
Longcliff
Jonathan KR. Mather
Gosden
Congress
Brick
Count Pulaski
Thirteenth
Klinger’s Lake
Lamar Gillette
Fred Knapp
Levi Strohm
Messra Gillette
Knapp
Strohm
East Indies
James Lynch
Syracuse Register
Dai
Hile
Middlebury Independent
Indiana Hatchery
Mrs. Deahhl
Margaret Deahl
St. John’s Catholic Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Reformed Church
First English Lutheran Church
Baron Price
Niles Star
Philharmonic
Jules Levy
Levy
B. D. Herrold
Utah
Payson
Newell Cottage
Frane Ellis
Ruth and
Maud Newell
Crissie Snobarger
Irvin Kelly
Morton Kinnison
Warren Finney
Arthur Stonex
County Medical Society
D. L. Miller
Zollars, Worden & Zollars
Fort Wayne
Allen Zollars
Charles H. Worden
First National Bank
Presbyterian Church
D. K. Boyer
Petoskey
Andrew Kunstman
Reformed
Rufus Wise
Civil Service
F. Warde
Wallace
Warde
the Wallace Show
Big Four
Indiana Society
James Barnes
Wilson Kelly
George Tyler
A. F. Harding
Twin Lakes
Fred Blosser
Byron Kauffman
J. D. Scott
Nappanee
Will Canode
Samuel Lawrence
Trundale County
Ohio
William Bailey
O. P. Myers
T. F. Fisher
Zimmerman Sanitarium
H. Sclabaugh
Henry Sclavaugh
Ligonier
Christian Klein
Helen Charlton
East Chicago
Joseph Coash
J. F. Wilson
Larwell
Ind
D. H. Budle
Honeyville
Catherine Miley
A. J. Irwin
Lima
G. W. Bench
Mexico
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