March Court Term Opens in Elkhart with Busy docket
The Elkhart circuit court convened this morning before Judge Dodge as motions were heard and papers filed. Next Monday the petit jury will be sworn while the grand jury has not yet been called. Multiple cases including civil dockets and divorce actions are listed, and probate matters plus a motion for an injunction are noted. The March term is expected to be busy with numerous filings and examinations.
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Elkhart
Dodge
Erand
Milo Dastoun
Stn
Wweeks
Troyer
Burns
Elahiee
A. Deahl
Abraham Crips
Stoyeare Publi
Lis
Tate
Sie Das
Schuefer
Cassius
Wolfzane
Nettie Wolfgang
Deemer
Ist
Kinney
South Bend
Pernod
Mutual Life Inuranes Association
Elmer Manno
Osherds
Mary Law Rence
Lawrege
Allen County
Allen
Pans
Tooktiup
Zook & Jay
Orville Simmons
Simmons
Hannah Ever
Charles Ever
Isaac Staats- Inman
Ever
E. Deal
Charlotte J. Drake
Edward E. Drake
Drake
Concord Township
St. Joe River
Bristi
Sizmedo
Gillette Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
Lamar Gillette, cashier at City National Bank, enters the race for county treasurer seeking the Republican nomination. Four men remain in the contest as of June 7, including Po M. Simpson of Einhbart, Charles Fo Neidig, and Po Granven Knox, with Gillette asserting support and party backing amid a developing convention contest.
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Lamar Gillette
City National Bank
Ptshatin
Coning
Hetd
Koshen
Po M. Simpson
Einhbart
Charles Fo Neidig
Mr Gillette
Gipshen
Po Granven Knox
Reise T. Mir Gilbette
Omtramer Duta
Cot
Testo Popiparates Comlitrons
Open Tonight at McMaher and Vders Roller Rink
The McMahon and Veders roller rink opens tonight in the former Elk quarters on North Mist street with Frank Alfora on clarinet. Evening programs include a smooth ensemble from Uoreah Alpoenatdren. admission notes strict under twelve barred from some sessions.
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McMahon & U'trey’s
Elks
McMaher & Vders
Welloopen Totter
Elk Quarters
North Mist Street
Frank Alfora
Rank Well Seipen
Moesie
Rmiau Smooth
Eleenio
Uoreah Alpoenatdren
Hese
Ae Wall
Sioota Dts
Eevettnags
Engagement and marriages in local society notes
Miss Dessie May England, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin England of First Street, married Mr Francis Collins in a ceremony at St John Catholic Church conducted by Rev Father Fitzpatrick. The couple left for Pittsburgh for their honeymoon. Burials and other society brief items mention local figures and family ties.
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Francis Collin
Dessie May Beneland
Martin England
First Street
Geothe
Fitzpatrick
St Jonn
Cathele
Pauder
Collins
Ministerial Alliance Reviews Series Meetings at Public Library
The Ministerial Alliance met at the public library in the Yoere Mas for a general discussion on the advisability of holding a series of union Channelistic Meetings. Best stutter and the group decided to correspond with Dar Chapman to vet some of his workers. Res, No BL Mathes spoke on "The Message of the Pulpit" followed by a general discussion and a performance by the Thitisters.
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Dar Chapman
Biomor
BL Mathes
Death of Louis Sensow after arsenic fumes in taxidermy
Louis Sensow, a young LaPorte scientist devoted to national history and taxidermy, died after arsenic fumes entered his system. He fell ill last Monday and lingered a week in agony before passing away.
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Louis Sensow
LaPorte
Sensow
Bingham in Town Revisits Attorney General Race
James Hingham of Muncie, a lawyer and former rival of Charles W. Miller for the attorney general nomination, is in the city conferring with leading Republicans. He is again a candidate and expects to win, spending the day here.
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Mr. Bingham
James Hingham
Muncie
Charles W. Miller
Hingham
City Council Regular Session Tonight May Discuss Park Plan
The council meets in regular session tonight with no special business. The Mummert park proposition may be taken up if it arises.
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Mummert Park
Raifsnyder Couple Welcome Son on Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Raifsnyder of Wilden Avenue welcomed a baby boy Sunday evening confirming a new addition to the family.
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Frank Raifsnyder
Wilden Avenue
Greenawalt Moves From Farm To 207 West Pike Street
A. P. Greenawalt relocates from his farm to 207 West Pike Street. The move notes a residential change with no additional detail on date or reason.
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A. P. Greenawalt
West
Pike Street
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Goshen area
The notice lists deaths of Agron Cripe aged about 72 near Goshen with survivors including Israel Melvin and Sylvanus Balward among others. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs Mary Delo ter and Mrs Atmos Miller with services and burial details, and a Browning case with a funeral at Sugar Grove church. Funeral arrangements follow.
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Cripe Agron
Cripe
Resodont
Eikbar
Trostren
Israel Melvin
Sylvanus Balward
Santel
Eimanthel
Amvaripe
Atmos Miler
Yoder
Elmer Albright
Atl
Goshen
Vicinus
Brownie
Sugar Grove
Res
Calvin Huber
Mary
Deloter
Foghbth
Ob de Doteer
Stineias Tuorhong
Paratver
Asevere
Tohm Foo
Mag
Kitson
Maren Peta
Sears
Ane Mars
AO Rison
Mareh Dettt
Quote Voung
Rosenske
Syracuse
Theata
Sade Kitson
Jonathan Kitson
Mishawaka
Katherine Reokstool
Alfred Kitson
Ligonier
George Kitson
Joan Lauder
Frederick
Andrew J Ritson
Joseph Delotter
Fannie A. Delotter
Jennie Stickler
Blanche Krutz
Maude Delotter
Fannie
Ise
M. E
South Eighth Street
Emerine Discharged After Father Pays Prisoner Fees
Frank Emerine was discharged at Sturgis Michigan after a week in jail following arrest in Toledo for cashing a worthless check on a Far Shore bank. His father paid the jail costs and nearly $200 in expenses, securing the boy’s release.
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Emerine
Frank Emerine
Sturgis
Mich
Toledo
Fostoria
Missionaries from Flying Roller colony set for Australia
Sister Mary McDermott and Brother Johnny Snider two of the colony's ablest preachers depart Benton Harbor Michigan to expound Israelite gospel in Australia and urge followers to join the ingathering at home.
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Mary McDermott
Johnny Snider
Benton Harbor
Mich
Australia
George R Harper and Associates Title Notice
Real estate loan notice referring to George R Harper and associates for abstract of title. Bankruptcy or debt collection indicated through mortgage lien and property description, with dates and locations not fully legible. Filing appears in a local courthouse notice section.
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George R. ‘Harper
Gasoline electric car tests on cross country run
A gasoline electric motor car tested by Trailway officials on a NYC to SF trial passed Goshen and returned via Lake Shore lines. With 15 railroad men aboard including Miro Strang, the vehicle resembles an ordinary interurban car but runs on gasoline with a 2,500 horsepower rating and a four cent per mile operating cost.
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Trailway
New York City
San Francisco
New York Central
Chicago & Alton
Fisco System
Southern Pacific Railways
Goshen
Lake Shore
Soindas
Miro Strang
Winona Railway Men Seek Goshen Route Hit City
In Goshen officials and businessmen meet the Goshen Warsaw electric line delegation led by Harry Dickey to explore a loop route bounded by Main Firth Clinton streets and Lincoln Avenue. They plan to return Wednesday to finalize, with hopes to use the loop with the Northern Indiana Railway Co.
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Goshen
Harry
Dickey
Local Man Harry S Chester Deteriorating at Home
Harry S Chester, executive clerk, is critically ill at his Elkhart home with lung fever and complications. He previously had a leg amputated months ago and has been sick most of late. Over the weekend his condition was dire, but he improved today though doctors fear for a full recovery.
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Harrys S
Chester
Elkhart
Uetite
Milliken Sues Grand Trunk for Damages in Crums Town Crash
Robert Milliken of St Joseph County sues Grand Trunk Western Railway for 625 dollars after a locomotive collision on Crums town public highway killed his two horses and damaged his wagon and harness.
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Robert Milliken
St. Joseph County
Grand Trunk Western Railway Company
Crumstown
Bremen player declines pro baseball offer for farming
Arthur Carbeiner of Bremen who played with Fort Wayne Central League two years ago has received a flattering offer from the Interstate league to play this season. He has turned it down to devote his time to farming. Carbenner was a good pitcher with Fort Wayne and would likely be in fast company if he had kept himself in health.
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Arthur Carbeiner
Bremen
Fort Wayne
Carbenner
Chautauqua Movement Attracts Elkhart Leaders
Elkhart leaders including Postmaster Eisenbeiss Controller Bell Dr J C Feming Wilson Roose and Leander Anderson show interest in the chautauqua movement as it gains traction locally.
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Chautauqua Company
Elkhart
Eisenbeiss
Controller Bell
J. C. Feming
Wilson Roose
Leander Anderson
Quito the Race Withdraws From Treasurer Nomination
John Dyer of Hammond withdraws from the race for the Republican nomination for state treasurer known as the Old Soldiers candidate.
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John Dyer
Hammond
Northern Indiana Deaths Highlight Local Pioneers
Obituary notices report Heoary Adelsperger a 52 year old president of South Bend society died Saturday from Brights disease Jacob Ell of Alfencoun died at 46 Mrs Rebecce Trumbull a Whitley county pioneer died at 65 detailing local mortality.
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Heoary Adelsperger
South Bend
Lfe
Jacob Ell
Alfencoun
Trustnee
Rebecce Trumbull
Whitley County
Remains of Barns noe n bs Elkhart County Loan & Trust Co
Remodeling memories recall the old Barns noe site tied to Elkhart County Loan and Trust Co. and local figures. References to Perep Sil vers and Hatem the oursorn hint at historic foundations. Dr Carnell Woes is mentioned in relation to farm trips to South Bend.
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Elkhart County Loan & Trust Co
Bom
Henkel
Perep Silvers
Carnell
South Bend
Fragmented OCR: Texas Governor and Admirers Reference
Disjointed OCR text mentions a Texas governor and admirers, with garbled phrases about battles, treatment, attire, and places. Specific names, dates, or clear events are unreadable, leaving a fragmented, non-cohesive item to summarize.
Miss Hertie Beane Dies After Illness at Home
Beane of Lansbury died last evening at her father’s home aged about 20 after an appendix operation. She was sister to Florener Beane of this city and Prof. Wo A Beane of the Ligonier schools. Funeral will be held at Poe salto Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Hertie. Beane
Beane
Lansbury
Woedoed
Minnich and Chords Wed in Syracuse Home
Ray GG Minnich and Miss Etta IT Chords married yesterday at the bride’s mother Mrs Aolem home near Syracuse Revo AL. officiating. The groom is a Goshen popular young man and son of Mr and Mrs ROC Minnieh of South Seventh street. They will reside in a new home on South Eighth Street recently furnished by the groom.
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Ray GG Minnich
Etta
Aolem
Ssyracuse
Revo AL Given
Syracuse
Goshen
Roc. Minnieh
South Seventh Street
Odl
South
Enehth Street
Stilwell Near Certain Nominee in Eighth District Race
The district committee’s rules for the April primaries or higher court rulings aside, Horace Stilwell of Anderson appears virtually guaranteed to win the Republican nomination for Congress in the Eighth District, defeating incumbent George W. Cromer of Muncie.
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District Committee
Horace Stilwell
Anderson
Congress
George W. Cromer
Muncie
Stilwell
Pension Proposed for Ex-Bangal Heavy Artillery Officer
Lieut Dan Morrisey who served in the Bengal Heavy Artillery in India during the Sepoy rebellion and later was an officer in the New York 24th Infantry is the prospective recipient of a pension of $30 per month. The bill has passed the house and is with the senate commission on pensions.
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The
Elkhart Review
Dan Morrisey
Bengal Heavy Artillery
India
New York 24Th Infantry
Senate Commission On Pensions
Miss Murray Very Weak After Typhoid Illness
Mazie Murray known as The Glaoger Bread Man chorus girl has suffered typhoid fever since February 3 at the Hotel and is very weak though improving. Recovery is not believed likely given the circumstances.
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Mazie Murray
Daughter Born to Mrs Russell Binkley in City Home
A daughter was born last night at 9 o clock to Mrs Russell Binkley of North Sixth street. Grandpa Keith managed his transfer business today despite his happiness.
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Russell Binkley
North Sixth Street
Keith
Merica Favored for Congressional Nomination in Warsaw
In Warsaw the name of C. O. Merica is in high favor for the congressional nomination and is expected to receive strong support before the convention set for March 15.
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Warsaw Union
C. O. Merica
County Board of Education Maintains Teacher Training Rule
The county board held its regular meeting with the superintendent and discussed a rule requiring all teachers to take a course at a first class training school. Some trustees urged exceptions for already capable teachers, but the board decided to adhere strictly to the rule.
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County Board of Education
Pickrell Family Dinner Held at Middlebury Township Home
Yesterday at their Middlebury township home Mr and Mrs Jacob F Pickrell hosted a dinner for Pickrell family members. The event honored Lewis Pickrell of Minneapolis Kansas visiting his old home for two days. All but Mrs Albert Ehrenry of Minneapolis Kansas and Miss Etta Pickrel were present along with several related families and members of local companies.
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Middlebury Township
Jacob F. Pickrell
Pickrell
Lews Pickrell
Minneapolis
Kan
John Pickrell
Albert Ehrenry
Etta Pickrel
Frank
Fred Co Ok
Clyde Piekoel
Aveo M. Copeland
Tae Htire
Local Aged Residents Recoveries and Critical Health Updates
The report notes Mr and Mrs Maron Dow and Jip show varied recovery progress with improved mobility and pleasant memories among old friends. Mrs Lon Warner remains in critical vertical condition after three years of suffering, with death feared. doctors have not determined the illness, relatives summoned, and weight and strength greatly reduced.
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Ko Weaver
Lon Waener
Warner
Poultry Grower George Marson Finds Profitable Niche
George Marson of Warecloo reports a successful year in poultry keeping with about 200 hens yielding roughly 1.25 dollars per hen and total sales near 250 dollars. He hatched about two dozen eggs in incubators and supplied his family with chickens and eggs as part of the enterprise.
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George Marson
Warecloo
Matson
Death of Former Pastor's Child in Oregon
Robert Allen, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Leas of Portland, died after a prolonged illness that began with spinal and brain trouble and developed meningitis. The Leas family lived here a decade ago when he served as pastor of the First English Lutheran church. His boyhood home was in Clinton township.
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Robert Allen
J. A. Leas
Portland
Oregon
Tax Ferrets Complete Wabash County Review
Workman and Higgs conclude a county contract audit in Wabash County. They stand to receive 35 dollars for every 100 dollars of sequestered taxes identified. The investigation covers two decades and uncovers 4 million dollars in omitted property, cash, mortgages and similar credits.
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Workman & Higgs
Wabash County
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness After Sickness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and passing of our brother Guy T. Smith. Gratitude also goes to the News-Times and the Cooking Club for their floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Overholt and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
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News-Times
Cooking Club Company
Wm. Overholt
William Smith
Saloons Close Across Fort Wayne After Ministerial Push
Nearly all of the 175 saloons in Fort Wayne shut their doors yesterday following strong ministerial agitation. Local clergy had urged closures amid moral reform efforts, and many business owners complied to avoid further trouble or protests.
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Ft. Wayne
Three Churches Plan United Congregation In Elkhart
The United Brethren, Methodists Protestant and Congregational churches in Elkhart held a joint meeting led by Rev. A A Ogilvie to outline a plan for uniting into a single congregation. Delegates from Dayton reported on recent conference progress and the group agreed to proceed with amalgamation, naming a unified church once final steps are completed.
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United Brethren
Elkhart
Dayton
Ohio
al Ogilvie
Joy Elkhart Congregational Church
Dascon
Deceived in Horse Trade Drives Farmer to Insanity
Willian Greenwald, a prominent farmer south of Sturgis, became violently insane after learning his friend Pool Henry sold him a horse that did not match Henry’s assurances of soundness. Greenwald’s mental decline led to his commitment, with authorities arranging care after the alleged deceit.
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Willian Green- Wald
Sturgis
Juul
Grenwald
Pool Henry
Henry
Greenwald
Under Southern Skies to Feature in Theaters This Season
Theatregoers will see the entertaining play Under Southern Skies by Mrs Parker praised for its penance warmth lavish hospitality and natural charm. Audiences nationwide have recognized the work and it now visits the Jefferson tonight amid a season of phenomenal success.
Lawyer Martin Hoover Leaves Middlebury for Mio Practice
After five years of law in Middlebury Martin G Hoover will move in April to Mio to continue his legal work and enter the real estate business There he will oversee Elkhart county affairs with Middlebury parties in charge Friends regret his departure after a large local practice and broad ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin G. Hoover
Middlebury
Mio
Mick
Hoover
Elkhart County
Reform ation play to be staged in Lagrange on March 12 13
Mrs Harriet E Monroe of Washington DC brings The Reformation to Lagrange under the Lutheran church. The drama previously staged in Irwin in April 1896 by the First English Lutheran church drew great public approval.
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Harriet E. Monroe
Washington D. C
Lagrange
Irwin
Doran Withdraws From Auditor Nomination Race
Francis H. Doran of LaPorte exits the Republican race for auditor of state amid public sentiment favoring laws that cap emoluments to the base salary. The move reflects a shift toward a salary only framework influencing the campaign.
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Francis H. Doran
LaPorte
Doran
Wood prices posted by L. J. Brooks
Mill wood listed by L. J. Brooks with 12 inch soft wood 75 cents and 16 inch oak 1.50. Walnut and oak both priced at 1 and 1.25 respectively. Country wood hard fine 3 dollars, hard chunks 2 dollars, soft fine 2 dollars.
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L. J. Brooks
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Peetee
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Fle McCotarthy
Wiles C. Meoops
EL Rittre
de Amer
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Ted
Henry Own
Appeas
Drees
Aaron Pel Rater
Emma Lathrop
Mrs. Drake
Charlotte I. Roeder
Francs Colins
Belate
England
Everest Concor
Mariam Mo
Kyle
Burt Ro
Shookman Goshen
Nernnt
Prof
John B. DeMotte
Jefferson Theatre
DeMotte
Chicago
Vallette
Society News
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Mer
Meeder Shoeenman
Nering Crowel
Mroo
Prank Crowell
Mro
Shoenman
Cheago
Ministerial Alliance
Mortuary Record
Bi Yoo
von Gear
Goshen Tao Seush Peat
Buckiern
Pactie
Ois
Dissston
Horgan
Onterur Bat Dines
Winona
Harry S. Chester
Carbeiner
Quito
Indiana
Niggerhead” Foundation
Stephen
Texas
Miss Murray
al Keith
Sues
Manda Myers
John Woo
Delia Myers
Specie Performancs
Chiumiater
Jae. WooMiers
Della Miers
Jaerkson
Maron
Dow, Jip
Charles Atthen
Wabash
A. A. Ogilvie
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