Hearing of Bunko Men Immle Divorce Case Filed
Chicago bunko men McNulty and Reynolds face extradition after a $900 swindle in Elkhart. Sheriff reports no reply from Allen's attorney. Also notes Joseph Barker illegal voting case to be prosecuted with grand jury concerns and a divorce filing by Deahl & Deshi for Lulu M. Immel against David J. Immel plus sheriff sales and licenses.
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McNulty
Reynolds
Chicago
Illinois
Allen
Elxhart
Gilmore
Millersburg
Wm. B. Rogers
J. C. Stroup
Joseph Barker
Harker
Plymouth
Grand Jury
Whiteaa
Deahl & Deshi
Lulu M. Immel
David J. Immel
Castellane Untouched In Duel At Paris
Paris reports a duel between M de Rodays editor of the Figaro and Count Boni de Castellane. Rodays was wounded while Castel lane escaped untouched.
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Paris
M de Rodays
the Figaro
Boni de Castellane
Castellane
Congressman Marriott Brosius Dies in Lancaster
Congressman Marriott Brosius died at 3 a.m. after a stroke of apoplexy yesterday. In Lancaster youths boarding Lake Shore train No. 16 from Chicago gather at the depot, 30 to 40 boys ages 10 to 20, many with Chicago papers. They lounge in depot rooms and have dog fights, prompting officials to appeal to the railway to stop the nuisance.
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Lancaster Pa
Marriott Brosius
Lake Shore
Chicago
Condition of Fred Tucker Improves at Longcliff Hospital
Dr J G Rogers medical superintendent writes to Calvin Tucker of Warsaw that over the past two weeks Fred Tucker shows noticeable mental and physical improvement. He may move to the quiet ward, appears content, eats well, and sleeps better. Also notes guests Major Fitzgerald and Mrs Fitzgerald arriving from San Francisco and staying at Hotel Hascall. Funeral for Mrs Matzdorf scheduled Sunday at English Lutheran Church with interment at Oak Ridge cemetery.
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J. G. Rogers
Longcliff Hospital
Calvin Tucker
Warsaw
Fred Tucker
Case continued in Elkhart court over desertion claim
The case against Harvey Flowers in Justice Brumbaugh's court Elkhart was continued until Monday. Flowers says his wife deserted him two years ago against his will and went to South Bend, where she stayed. on return he refused her admittance to the household.
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Harvey Flowers
Justice Brumbaugh
Elkhart
Flowers
South Bend
Elkhart Woman Detained After Court Appearance
An Elkhart woman was found intoxicated today and taken into court. She claimed her parents drank and that as a child she was given liquor daily, leading to an inevitable appetite for whiskey. She is married.
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Elkhart
Old Fellows Interurban Meeting Set for Elishart Monday
The Old Fellows plan a large interurban gathering in Elishart Monday night with delegations from surrounding towns. An elaborate program is prepared and a banquet will be served.
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Elishart
Elkhart Escort Unit Heads to Indianapolis for Harrison Funeral
Oo. I. N. G. and the Gore Rifles departed Elkhart this morning on a Big Four special train at 4 30 to perform Escort duty at the Harrison funeral in Indianapolis tomorrow. They are scheduled to return Monday.
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Elkhart
Gore Rifles
Indianapolis
Harrison
Local tycoons buy machinery for new er aed mitters plant
M. A. Goldberg of the city and A. Lipman of LeGrange purchase equipment to manufacture er aed mitters at the Geohes Ghirh Mtg. company factory.
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M. A. Goldberg
A. Lipman
LeGrange
Geohes Ghirh Mtg. Company
Directors in Jeopardy as Bank Collapse Sparks Indictment Talk
Wreck of First National Bank prompts calls for criminal negligence charges against directors as deposits seen at risk while cashier A Johnson faces scrutiny over bogus securities. Mayor Sheehan orders saloon licenses revoked for gambling. women and local voters drive crackdown. A $1,500 windfall scam targets Baltzsr Cook, who was duped into buying stock certificates and signing notes later found problematic.
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A. Johnson
Niles Bank
D. Sheehan
Firat National
Johnson
V.e
Bertrand Township
Baltzsr Cool
Wabash County
Corwith
Iowa
Cook
Lawrence National Bank
North Manchester
Notary Trust Notices In Gosxvern County 1901
Public notices warn mortgage holders to file affidavits with the county auditor from April 1 to May 1 1901 to exempt indebtedness from taxation. Berkey and Zigler file complaints alleging a city trust via the auditor and claim the arrangement is unfair to notaries.
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Gosxvern
Ind
Dean Sur
Berkey & Zigler
Berke
Funeral Held For Mrs Elizabeth Wilson in First Presbyterian
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Wilson was held at the First Presbyterian church with Rev H L Vannuys officiating. Her remains arrived from Pittsburg with relatives Mrs Arthur H Smith and Mrs Herbert Breininger. Judge H D Wilson hosted the family on South Sixth Street. Jun iors and Freshmen at Yount regulation alleys staged a bowling match with scores noted. Amended Education Law expands compulsory schooling to ages seven to sixteen with limited exemptions. A fox threatens poultry on South Eighth Street prompting residents to chase the intruder. County assessors convene with state tax commissioners at the state house next week. Senator B A Dausman ill at home, lagrippe likely. Duck hunting trip to the Kankakee begins, with Charley Kelly joining later.
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Neral
Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Pittsburg
Lake Shore
H. D. Wilson
South Sixth Street
Arthur H. Smith
Herbert Breininger
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Vannuys
Merrill E. Wilson
Elkhart
Levi Dukes
Thieves Behind Pelt Heist Remain At Large In Goshen
Police report a gang stole sheep pelts and calf hides from Blumberg and Tobias junk shop. A would be thief who tried to load hides on a Lake Shore train was dropped by Night Officer James Maloney and is in hiding. Police expect more discoveries as investigations continue.
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Blumberg & Tobias
Atole
Grand
Lake Shore
Ekhart
James Maloney
Maloney
Goshen
Officera Maloney
Vesey
Thirtieth Infantry Votes on Muster Out Location
The Thirtieth Infantry U. S. W. camps near San Francisco and votes to be mustered out in California rather than at Ft. Sheridan Illinois. Most say travel pay of about 98 dollars motivates the choice as men from Indiana Illinois and Michigan consider distance home. General Campbell notes the unit’s hardest work came during the 1900 expedition with General Schwan, and that it was the only regiment to endure the entire campaign as the insurrection split into three.
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U.S. W
San Francisco
Frisco
Ft. Sheridan
Illinois
California
Indiana
Michigan
Campbell
Schwan
Warsaw Union Sold To Bartholomew
J. W. Bowersox sold the Warsaw Union to H. B. Bartholomew formerly of Jefferson township and recent South Bend Times staffer. Bartholomew takes control next week and will run the paper as Kosciusko county’s only Democratic journal. Bowersox’s plans are not yet announced.
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J. W. Bowersox
Warsaw Union
K. Bartholomew
Jefferson Townshhip
South Bend Times
Mr. Bartholomew
Kosciusko County
Bartholomew
Bowersox
Buffalo Exposition Rates and Local Notices
The Pan American exposition offers four Buffalo travel classes with 80 percent return fall rates, single fare and a half, and a ten day return. a three day cash excursion at one cent a mile. Joseph Powles buys Simmons property on Berkey avenue and plans to move to town, with a public sale at his farm west of Goshen on April 9. Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown will move to the Powles farm. Dora Ott and Max Mc Fail quietly wed in Syracuse. Local watchmakers seek a southern Indiana town with a big bonus offer. Miss Fannie Elisabeth Lessig to wed Bert William Conrad March 26 at the Ellis residence. they live in Warsaw after April 19. The Goshen Nowa scooped the Goshen Nowa by reporting Harrison's death 24 hours before it occurred. Shoes for children on sale tomorrow at Bases Egog Oe.
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Central Passenger Association
Buffalo
Joseph Powles
Simmons
Berkey Avenue
Hhe Farm
Goshen
Joseph Brown
Powles
William RB. Bills
Weat Clinton Street
Fannie Elisabeth Lessig
Bert William Conrad
Ellis
Conrad
William Conrad
Warsaw
Middlebury
Goshen Nowa
Harrison
Stuart Robson
Chicago
Robson
Irwin
John E. Henshaw
H. A. Weaver, Jr
Brinsley Shaw
Clifford Leigh
Polls set for a special April 1 election on city government
Butler slated to hold a special election to decide if the town will have a city government. A string of other items includes a poisoning incident near Warsaw, anti cigarette efforts in Porter county, federal probes into an endless chain swindle, Judge Tuttle’s Alaska resignation, a Chicago doctor’s suicide, opposition to a marriage bill in St Joseph as Michigan counties join the fight, and state senator Sovereign backing the St Joseph position.
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Butler
Washington
Judge Tuttle
Cape Nome
Joseph Telesniczky
South Bend
West Twelfth Street
Chicago
Michigan
St. Joseph
Representative Lane
Signor Liberati to Star in Inter-urban Symphony Concert
The famed cornetist Signor Liberati is secured to play with the Inter-urban Symphony Orchestra at Bucklen Theatre Elkhart Sunday afternoon. He will perform Irish melodies for St Patrick's Day with Hubert A Davies soloist W Preston MacHenry baritone and 35 musicians directed by James Franclyn Boyer. Seats are 25 cents and can be reserved at the theatre box office.
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Signor Liberati
Buckien Theatre
Elkhart
St. Patrick
Hubert A. Davie
W. Preston MacHenry
James Franclyn Boyer
Ed Neidig Debuts Columbia Chain Leaf Bicycle
Florida strawberries bring 46 cents per quart as Ed Neidig introduces a Columbia chain leaf bicycle. St Patrick’s Day prep and lodge plans in Mishawaka mix with local illness news and a crowded social calendar.
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Florida
Pugilist James J. Jeffries at Bucklen Opera House Elk Hart
Large audience greets Pugilist James J. Jeffries in A Man From the West at Bucklen Opera House Elk Hart. Jeffries wins admiration, audiences applaud. manager announces next attraction Black Patti and company next Wednesday. Also local items on state appointments and church pulpit exchange. mortuary note for Barwick infant. property transaction mention.
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James J. Jeffries
Bucklen Opera House
Elkhart
Jeffries
Carpenter
Black Patti
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Immel
Joseph Serker
Justice Farrell
Ross Shaw
Constable A. Yates
New Court Today
Ferrall
Lake Shore Railway
McLean
Toledo
Fony
Kate James Cook
Milo Powers
Mr. Cook
la Porte
Dred
Claude Garman
Emory Garman
Queen Street
Worka
Rock Run Creek
Col. Bean
St. Joz, Mich
Col. W. W. Bean
Governor Signy Bill
Darbin
Msjor Fitzgerald
E. H. Fitzgerald
Hotel Hascall
Matsdorf
W. N. Matzdorf
Grand Rapids
John Mann
South Eighth Street
English Lutheran Church
A. C. Anda
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Interurban Meeching
Indianapoils
Miles Depositere
Farmer
the Notary Trust
Yount
Rufus Beith
State House
Benatet Dausman
B. A. Dausman
Lagrippe
Data Ganting
Kankakee
Louie Wagner
Willard Swarts
Charley Kelly
Maloney and
Gemea
Bale
Dora Ott
George Ott
Benton Township
Max Mc Fail
Syracuse
John Longsere
Ed Neidig
New Columbia
Mishawaxa
J. D. Overholt
Dreas
Tillie Hinkel
North Main Street
Sherbert Grieres
Lidie Hutchinson
LaPorte Herald
Argus Bulletin
The
Herald
Argue—Bulletin
Chicago Chronicle
Christian Science Services
Main Street
Mary Zok
Eurnlee Club
South Seventh Street
Pedro
Elsie Wood
Budd Huccall
Rathbone
Castle Hall
Oliver Smith
Lillian Straub
T. H. Butler
Morton Messick
Carniban
D. van Frank
Bristol
Quincy
Lil
Ligonier Pisin Dealer
Syracuse Items
A. G. Carlson
A. M. Callandar
Lusk
Hattie Miller
I. B. Good
Jos, Bhorer
Foraker
J. P. Dolan
L. A. Neff
Mr. Neff
Anna Gould
LaPorte
Carrie Burnside
Liberty
Porto Rico
Gould
General Assembly
State Board of Forestry
Durbin
Presbyterian
Baptist
Reformed
First Methodiat
Barwick
A. Barwick
Wakarusa
Elisabeth Simmons
Joseph
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