Judge Drake Sets Summer Terms and Divorce Actions Noted
Judge Drake adjourns court for the term next Friday June 30 with many cases disposed since May 29. Emily E Bradford of Elkhart seeks separation from Leo M Bradford, wife custody sought for son Myron two, support $25 monthly. Ditch case injunction against Kray over Groff ditch paid notice issues, Drunk 25 Times case, and contempt settlement in Pearl Ryan v John Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Circuit Court Today
Circuit Court
Lagrange
Whisler
North Fifth Street
Emily BE. Bradford
Leo M. Bradford
Elkhart
Bradford Wents
Myron Leslie Bradford
George A. Larimer
William P. Kray
Larimer
Clinton Township
E. A. Dausman
Larimers
Carney Scott
Typhoid Shows Decrease Across 1910 Months
State board of health figures show typhoid fever in 1910 was markedly below the ten year monthly average, except for January and August, based on compiled data by month for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Harris and Roby Clash in Marion Court Suit
Frank S. Roby former judge of the appellate court of Indiana was called an insulting coward by Addison C. Harris attorney for the plaintiff in the suit against the submission to the people of the new constitution in the Marion circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Roby
Frank S. Roby
Appellate Court of
Indiana
Addison C. Harris
People of the New Constitution
Marion
Hoosier Exiles Rally Set to Invade Indianapolis
Members of the Indiana Society of Chicago exiles from Indiana will return home tonight with about five hundred members marching on the capital city. The organized event marks a homecoming for many former residents and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society
Indianapolis
Indiana Society of Chicago
Hoosier State
Trip Over State Returns of Anti-Saloon Leader
Rev. Richard Spennagle district superintendent of the Anti Saloon League has returned to South Bend after a trip over the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Spennagle
The
Anti-Saloon League
South Bend
100 Degree Heat Keeps Weather Hot For 30 Days
The note states temperatures around 100 degrees with no relief expected. It also advertises 75 cent per cord dry mill wood for cash with order or COD for the next 30 days, by L. J. Brooks at 11 E Lincoln Ave, phone 277.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brooks
Lincoln Ave
Gilbert denies rumors of Philippine governor bid
Newton W. Gilbert vice governor of the Philippines, visiting Washington en route to Indiana, rejects a rumor that he will stay in Indiana to run for governor. He calls the statement absolutely false and asserts he will return to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newton W. Gilbert
Philippines
Indiana
Gilbert
City records suggest ex treasurer Campbell may be owed 500
Rumor says A Campbell, former Elkhart City Treasurer, completed an examination of city records and found about 500 due to him, already turned into the city treasury. Official statement from the board of accounts awaited to confirm facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
A. Campbell
Board of Accounts
Local weddings and social notes from Michigan City and South Bend
Miss Iva Dell Glass of South Bend and Fred Augustus Brehmer of South Bend were married at the groom’s sister’s home in Michigan City after eloping. The Higart County Medical Society met at Christiana Lake with about 80 attendees and a lavish Inn dinner. Engagement announced for Romayne Rohrer and Edward Brookmyer, wedding expected in August. Prominent baseball writers Ringgold W. Lardner of Boston to attend Miss Ellis Abbott with Ringgold W. Lardner in this city. F. P. Abbott family and guest Helen Gibson picnicked at Joseph Gregory’s farm in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Dell Glass
South Bend
Fred Augustus Brehmer
Central Union Telephone Company
Michigan City
Hikhart County Medical Society
Christiana Lake
Goshen
Romayne Rohrer
Francis M. Rohrer
South Main Street
Edward Brookmyer
John Brookmyer
South Seventh Street
Miss Rohrer
Bridge
Ellis Abbott
Ringgold W. Lardner
Boston
Mass
Lardner
Hearst
Boston American
F. P. Abbott
Helen Gibson
Bristol
Abbott Auto
Joseph Gregory
Emilie Krider Norris Delivers Address at Goshen Library
Miss Emilie Krider Norris yesterday gave an interesting lecture at Goshen public library for the After School Club of America. The talk drew a good size audience and sparked local interest in the club’s plan to aid in training children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Krider Norris
Goshen Public Library
After School Club of America
Actor Jack Rigney Supports Miss Enid Gray in Vaudeville
In New York and Canada Jack Rigney the actor supports Miss Enid Gray in vaudeville. Rigney has made good advance in the theatrical profession and earns an attractive salary. Miss Gray was with The Lottery Man last season. Together with Rigney she appears in Billys First Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Jack Rigney
Enid Gray
Mr. Rigney
Miss Grey
Lottery
Billy
Red Men Plan Fireproof Hotel in Indianapolis
Indianapolis will gain a modern fireproof hotel if the building committee of the Improved Order of Red Men sees approval from the Great Council meeting in October. The plans were announced yesterday and hinge on council action in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Indianapolis
The
Improved Order of Red Men
Great Council of the Order
Laporte Clerk Critical After Second Operation
George Link, clerk of the Laporte circuit court, is in critical condition at Holy Family hospital after a second operation for an intestinal affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
George Link
Laporte Circuit Court
Holy Family Hospital
Hoosier Builds Monoplane For Trial Flights
Peter M. Beck, a machinist, built an airship of the Bleriot monoplane type and is conducting a series of trial flights at Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Peter M. Beck
Notre Dame
Band Concert Tonight at the Park
The regular band concert unfolds at the band park this evening featuring three reels of moving pictures during the program A popular five cent dance follows at nine o clock bringing local residents to an evening of entertainment and music.
Cawley Named Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Elkhart County
Deputy prosecutor Verne Cawley is appointed by Prosecuting Attorney Harmon to serve in Elkhart County. The action formalizes Cawley's role within the county's prosecution office and sets the stage for his duties under the local legal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawley
Harmon
Verne Cawley
Elkhart County
Picnic and Lunch Eats at Dangler's
Milton Ball, a Civil War veteran, died at Silver Lake at age 68. He had lived in Kosciusko County for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ball
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
Noble County to Build Lake Wawasee Club House
Eleven Albion business and professional leaders signed incorporation papers to establish a large club house at Lake Wawasee. Construction will start immediately for a modern facility to host two families at a time, with each family limited to a two week stay. Incorporators include W. A. Beane Judge L. H. Wrigley Pp. J. Stanley M. H. Spangler E. P. Eagles C. W. Smith Riley E. Smith Dr. R. S. Malony W. H. Menaugh Albert Black and Dr. J. W. Morr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Lake Wawasee
W. A. Beane
L. H. Wrigley
Pp. J. Stanley
M. H. Spangler
E. P. Eagles, C., W. Smith
Riley E. Smith
R. S. Malony
W. H. Menaugh
Albert Black
J. W. Morr
Deserves a Pension for Mexican Indiana Soldier Case
Lyman P. Edwards of Mexico Indiana has applied for a pension. Representative Barnhart took up his case. He was captured from the transport Independence by Filipinos and confined in the Philippines for nine months. He suffered hardships, had sores on his legs from insect bites, and lived on live frogs at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman P. Edwards
Mexico
Miami County
Indiana
Rep
Barnhart
Philippines
Fatal Cherry Tree Fall Claims Child Near Warsaw
Donald Bisel five year old son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Bisel living on the Popham farm seven miles south of Warsaw died from injuries after falling from a cherry tree. He struck his head and suffered a fractured skull, dying three hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Wilson Bisel
Popham
Warsaw
Death of William Haines Prominent Goshen Area Farmer
William Haines, a prominent farmer seven miles east of Goshen, died yesterday at 6 30 p m from neuralgia of the stomach. He leaves his wife, a son Henry, a daughter Mrs Daniel McKibben, a step-daughter Mabel Yoder, ten grandchildren, and three brothers Henry Forest Grove Albert Middlebury and Howard Goshen. Funeral services will be held Sunday with friends meeting at the house at 10 and at Mennonite Brick church in Clinton township at 10 30 conducted by Daniel Johns and Silas Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Wm. Haines
Goshen
Henry
Daniel McKibben
Mabel Yoder
Clinton Township
Forest Grove
Albert
Middlebury
Howard
Daniel Johns
Silas Yoder
Indiana Elks arrange special to 47th Grand Lodge session
Indianapolis lodge No. 13 B P O E completes plans for a special train to Atlantic City New Jersey for the 47th annual Grand Lodge session July 10 17 Indiana lodges notified and Goshen Elks expected to be few in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli Lodge No. 13
Indiana Elks
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
N. J
Indiana
Elks
Goshen
Prayer Service Led by Men and Religion Forward Movement
A prayer service organized by the Men and Religion Forward Movement will be held at the First Reformed Church this Saturday evening from 8 to 8 45. It serves as a precursor to Men and Religion Day observed next Sunday in various churches with some laymen leading the evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed
Shu Pert Family Reunion At Island Park
The sixth annual Shu pert family reunion at Island Park in Elkhart drew 45 attendees, later planned a 1912 reunion in South Bend for the third Wednesday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shupert
Island Park
Elkhart
South Bend
Theatre Manager and Patron Debate Plot or Conspiracy
A theatre manager asks for an opinion on the plot. A patron who paid $2 counters that what is seen is not a plot but a conspiracy, quoted from the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Taft Plans Taft Visit to Marion and Indianapolis
Taft at Marion Indiana will host the president on July 3. He will spend July 4 in Indianapolis, continuing his national tour with nearby stops and public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Marion
Ind
Indianapolis
Miles Family Returns to Syracuse from Indianapolis
George Miles, the state fish and game commissioner, moves his family back to Syracuse from Indianapolis, marking a relocation of an official to a new home base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
George Miles
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Mr. Miles
Wanted to Rent a Medium Sized House Or Part House
Orlando A. Holdsman, once near Wakarusa, dies at Porter Oklahoma aged 40. The notice lists a wanted rental for a medium sized well equipped house by September 1st, with contact Lock Box No. 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando A. Holdsman
Wakarusa
Porter, Okla
Peru postmaster fight shows Taft faction clout in Indiana
In Peru Indiana Hood Pratt Loveland was reappointed postmaster amid a turf war among Indiana Republican factions. Beveridge backed by Taft forces pressed the issue as Crane and the White House weighed party unity, leading to a broader test of loyalty and organizational power in the Eleventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hood Pratt’ Loveland
Peru
Ind
Taft
Federal
Indiana Republican Organization
Indiana
U. S. Marshalship
Watson
Durbin
Goodrich
Beveridge
Ailbert Jeremiah
White House
Loveland
Peru Post Office
Crane
James E. Watson
Congress
Satve
Miami County
Hood Pratt Loveland
Indiana Republican Factions Face Off for Delegates in 1912
A political analysis notes the split between Indiana Republicans and identifies the standout element believed to yield the most presidential delegates and votes in the November 1912 election, signaling a decisive factor in the party's bid for the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Local Notes Highlight Canning, Deaths, and Docketed News
The column reports a mix of small-town items: Mrs. David Johnson’s death in Chu rubusco, market notes on huckleberries in South Bend at 18 cents a quart, and Lake Shore railroad service starting from Elkhart with a tie-up at Auburn due to a broken iron wagon. It also mentions inventor Lewis N. Rowe of LaGrange, a petition by 126 Elkhart residents for band funding, plague-free status in Elkhart and diphtheria-free status in South Bend, Josephine Bush reuniting with her runaway son Jack in Elgin with Hagenbeck-Wallace, National Guard training in Albion, a delayed funeral in Porter County, Allan M. Clark’s two-color press patent, plans for a Civil War memorial slab in Auburn, John B. Mager selling a Goshen-anchored meat market to pursue real estate, advocacy for Hedgepeth and Bremer in Goshen schools, identification of a body as Jacob Myers from the J W Marshall tragedy, and a teen suicide attempt by Paris green in Bluffton. The list also notes Drills and civic notices in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Churubusco
South Bend
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Auburn
Lewis N. Rowe
Lagrange
Josephine Bush
Laporte
Jack
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Elgin
Albion
Indianapolis
State National Guard
Porter County
Allan M. Clark
Auburn Court House
Dekalb County
John B. Mager
Garrett
Goshen
Lagrange Standard
Place
Hedgepeth
Bremer
Chesterton
Jacob Myers
J. W. Marshall
Tuble
City West
Emma Blocher
Joel Gerber
Bluffton
Elkhart Youth Injures Self In Motorcycle Crash
Albert A. Emery 19 of Elkhart lost control of his motorcycle and crashed onto the sidewalk in front of the Winer store. He was seized by police who claimed he was drunk, which he denies. Emery left a diamond ring and the motorcycle at the station to guarantee appearance for trial, with injuries to his left arm from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Emery
Elkhart
Winer
Tuins
Emery
Cowboy walker beats Weston’s record to Boston
William Henry Chapman a 62 year old cow puncher from Horse Creek Wyoming left Denver April 15 and arrived at Boston City Hall nearly a month early finishing ahead of schedule and winning 2500 from the Western Stock Association of Denver. Chapman shaved 51 days off Weston’s Denver to New York trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
William Henry Chapman
Horse Creek
Wyo
Denver
Boston
City Hall
Western Stock Association of
Chapman
New York
Nicholson opposes Proctor local option law at Earlham
S. He. Nicholson author of the Indiana temperance law bears his name and now legislative superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America is in Richmond for Earlham college commencement. He criticizes the Proctor local-option law as a backward step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Nicholson
Anti Saloon League of America
Richmond
Earlham College
Nicholson
Milford Woman Mrs Harland Sharp Dead at 24
Mrs Harland Sharp of Milford daughter of H W Myers of Mishawa ka died at her Milford home aged 24. The funeral and burial will be held at Edgerton Q where the body has been shipped. Surviving are her husband and a two weeks old baby.
Dispute Over Possessions Affects Local Properties
Surveyors were sent to the south part of town to take measurements to settle ownership dispute between the Rager and Miller properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rager
Miller
Goshen trunk and bag sale at low prices
We offer the best line of trunks bags and suit cases at Goshen. A good suit case is advertised at $1 and a full leather suit case at $3.75. Trunks start from $2.00. Wm Arthur Andrews' old stand. co to Soe Oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Wm. Arthur. Andrews
Old. Stand. Co
Special Sundae Vanilla Ice Cream Price Note
Sunday deal advertises vanilla ice cream at 20 cents per scoop from Candy Kitchen with a brief offer and unclear wording. The fragment mentions a price and outlet but lacks full details or dates.
Woman's Home Missionary Society Convenes in Mishawaka
The 21st annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society opened at First M E church Mishawaka with delegates from Goshen Albion Bristol Elkhart LaGrange Mishawaka New Paris Osceola Shipshewana Warsaw and Wolcottville. E Starbuck reported receipts 2215 18 and vouchers 235 92 with disbursements 2156 18 leaving 59 balance. Officers elected include President W R Jones Pierceton Vice President A R Neal Warsaw Second Vice President E S Teal Elkhart Cor See A J Gernhart Mishawaka Rec See Elizabeth Tisenbeiss New Paris Treasurer E Starbuck Goshen and various department secretaries. Albion to host next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Starbuck
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Goshen
M. E
Mishawaka
Albion
Bristol
Elkhart
Lagrange
New Paris
Osceola
Shipshewana
Warsaw
Wolcottville
W. R. Jones
Pierceton
Neal
E. &. Teal
A. J. Gernhart
Elizabeth Tisenbeiss
E&. Starbuck
Oshen
Mitebox
J. C. Scheffler
E. A. Meiz
Elsie Partridge
J. N. Parker
More Egg Inspectors Sought State Board Weighs Local Appointments
H E Barnard the state food and drug commissioner has asked the attorney general if the state board of health may lawfully appoint local egg inspectors and fund their salaries from local treasuries. Mayors and produce dealers proposed such inspectors with municipalities agreeing to pay wages. The commissioner believes appointments would please the board if allowed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Cyphers to Take Control of Lyric Theatre
Fort Wayne brothers J B Cyphers Sr and Jr will assume full control of the Lyric theatre in Goshen starting Monday June 26. Formerly with Colonial Theatre company, they operate venues across the Midwest and promise the best service money can buy with a cooling system by a fan arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
J. B. Cyphers Sr
J. B. Cyphers, Jr
Fort Wayne
Lyric Theatre
Messrs. Cyphers
Colonial Theatre Company
Middle Wests
Colonial Theatre
Goshen
Himebaugh Leases Indiana Theatre in South Bend
J W Himebaugh former Royal theatre owner in South Bend has acquired a lease of the Indiana theatre from Thomas Moss and will reopen the house with refined vaudeville. Moss also sold the American Scenic theatre, while continuing to run the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
J. W. Himebaugh
Royal Theatre
Thomas Moss
Indiana Theatre
Moss
the American Scenic Theatre
Himtebaugh
the Royal
the Majestic
State prosecutors tasked to pursue public official accounting cases
The attorney general informs prosecutors statewide that the law creating the state accounting board makes it their duty to prosecute all cases where public officials are found short in their accounts by field examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Accounting Board
Sickness updates from the North Side
Jon Wagner, who fell from a cherry tree several days ago, is progressing as well as could be expected. Claude Miller remains very ill with nervous prostration at his father James H. Miller's home on the North Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Wagner
Claude Miller
James H. Miller
Chicago Boys Sent Home After Depot Gum Theft
Three Chicago youths John Halpin William Dunworth and Jerry McCarthy were jailed in LaGrange for stealing gum from Wabash depots in Topeka. They will be sent back to their Chicago homes from detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halpin
William Dunworth
Jerry McCarthy
Chicago
Topeka
Lagrange
Tri Kappa State Convention Delegates Arrive In Rushville
One hundred delegates and guests gathered in Rushville Indiana for the Tri Kappa state convention. The event drew attendees from chapters across the state to meet, discuss plans, and participate in companionship and philanthropic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Rushville
Ind
Tri Kappa
Twenty Five Years Ago Items of Interest
Twenty five years back from the Democrat files of 1886 note William Fluegal died aged 62, John F. Zeitler died in Elkhart aged 23, and Jacob L. Powell recovered enough to be out. Charles B. Harris built a large bank barn east of the city. Gen Milo Hascall and Mrs Rose S Miller wed at Mr and Mrs Minnich’s home with Rev H L Vannuys officiating. Preparations for a big Fourth of July celebration are under committee leaders E D Chipman J A Arthur and Dr P D Harding. Joel Ellis of Elkhart owns a mare 32 years old with a flour-drawing pair. Sylvester Webster died in Kansas City aged 72. long a resident of Elkhart county, schoolteacher in Benton. Personal notes: James P Elsen to Kansas, Lewis family visiting Haw Patch, Solomon Hixon 81 of Middbury in Goshen, Tom Longacre of Benton at the circus, George T Ager at the Milepeeege wedding, County Commissioner Brice Larimer of Millersburg in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fluegal
John F. Zeitler
Elkhart
Jacob L. Powell
Charles B. Harris
Milo &. Hascall
Rose S. Miller
F. V. B. Minnich
H. L. Vannuys
E. D. Chipman
J. A. Arthur
P. D. Harding
Joel Ellis
Beardsley
Sylvester Webster
Kansas City
Indiana
Elkhart County
Benton
James P. Elsen
Kansas
William Lewis
Haw Patch
Solomon Hixon
Middlbury
Goshen
Tom Longacre
George T. Ager
x-County
Brice Larimer
Millersburg
Personal notices from region residents and travelers
Hinbert K Whitmer arrives from Cleveland Ed Sands Showball leaves for Pittsburg Pa J W Replogie heads to Indianapolis on K O T M business Mrs Newton Haines visits Sidney to see her father Jacob Kiste Robert Beck and Gordon Jacques return home from Ann Arbor Miss Delia Prahi returns from Chicago for wedding Miss Rekah Hoogenboom visits Grant Mich Miss Clara Rager and Erdeen Goshen visit relatives Mrs W H Charnley and children go to Cape Cod for summer trip Michael Fetters recovering from stomaine poisoning William Dick departs for Huntington to work at rubber plant J W Hayden of Fort Wayne retires Lyric stage boss Mrs Hayden injured in fall into orchestra pit Henry Myers and wife of North Manchester visit New Paris and return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sands
Pittsburg
J. W. Replogie
Indianapolis
Mivant
Newton Haines
Sidney
Haines
Jacob Kiste
Robert Beck
Gordon Jacques
Ann Arbor
Delia Prahi
Chicago
Harvey Griffiths
Peter Winebrenner
Louise Beane
G. A. Kemper
Cincinnati
Charles Mutschler
Goshen
Boston
New York
Rekah Hoogenboom
Cornelius Hoogenboom
Grant, Mich
Silver Lake
Clara Rager
Erdeen
W. H. Charnley
Cape Cod
Mass
Charnley
Michael Fetters
William Dick
Huntington
Wm. H. Schacht Rubber
Westerna Rubber
J. W. Hayden
Fort Wayne
Ft. Wayne
Hayden
Lyric
Henry Myers
North Manchester
George W. Cart
New Paris
William Berkey
South Main Street
Stepped on Glass Wounds Richard Alwine Foot
Richard Alwine son of Romanus Alwine stepped on broken glass yesterday and has a very sore foot with possible infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Romanus Alwine
Hats on sale at Dangler's this Friday and Saturday
In Goshen at Dangler's a special sale offers a big assortment of hats priced at one dollar each for Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Pearce notes this unique event and promotes the event as a special tea for icing reference. California cantaloupes and Jennings phrases appear as fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dangler’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Drake
Emily E. Bradford
Weather Bureau
Campbell
Dangler's
Noble County
Wawasee
Mortuary Record
Post Office
Milford
Jennings
Democrat
Hinbert K. Whitmer
Cleveland
California
Cantaloujpes
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