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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1901

Page

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Quash Wolfe Indictment and Woodard Acquittal Report

In Elkhart court Judge Ferrall sustains lawyer Dodge's motion to quash the first three counts of Israel Wolfe's embezzlement indictment while overruling the fourth count. Woodard jur y returns a not guilty verdict on charges of dealing with Francis L. Davis. Also noted are new marriage licenses, a minor liquor sale conviction, and various civil actions. Benton Haksor report of a missing girl in Chicago ends with possible kidnapping theory.

Israel D. Wolfe Woodard James S. Dodge Sime Harper and Freak Anthony Desh Dodge Deahl Ferrall Nonle George Meyers Elkhart Mr. Meyers Meyers Tullar J. Woodard Francis L. Davis Turner Sims Ferrar Benton Haksor May Comstock John Comstock California Chicago Conservatory of Music 63Rd Street Lake Michigan Comastocks

New Board Named in Indiana Appointments

Gov Durbin appoints Gen Foster of Indianapolis and A W Bidding of Purdue to the Plainfield school board. W C Van Aresdell of Indianapolis joins board. Judge Frank S Roby of Angola named to appellate court vacancy.

Johnson Enroute from Columbus to Benton Harbor in Custody

Ohio officers travel from Columbus to St Joe with Cashier C A Johnson of the wrecked First National. Johnson to be arraigned in Berrien County. Health reported as poor.

Nives Ohio Columbus St. Joe C. A. Johnson Flrst National Benton Harbor Hig Johnson Sberrien County

Inter-Urban Wreck Near Summitville Injures Motorman

An Anderson-Indianapolis inter-urban car wrecked on a curve at Summitville. The motorman sustained injuries likely to cause death. Several passengers were badly hurt but no other fatalities were reported.

Summitville Ind Specia Anderson-Indianapolis

Company Tightens Pay Assignment Policy for Lake Shore Workers

An March 1 order warns Lake Shore Railway employees to strictly observe the ban on wage assignments. Violators face dismissal after a second offense. The piece notes prior garnishment actions in Hammond and mentions a high profile physician in Warsaw Union coverage. Charles A. Johnson, former First National Bank cashier, is identified among Big Four passengers en route to Benton Harbor.

Lake Shore Elkhart Hammond Chicago Benton Harbor Charles A. Johnson First National Bank Niles Johnson Onio

Elkhart Y M C A Leaders Discuss Headquarters Move

A H Smith Toledo S S Rhoads Toledo EB E Stacey Indianapolis and Secretary Clark Elkhart Y M C A met to discuss moving the Elkhart headquarters but issued no firm decision. Robson Company and Stuart Robson’s group arrived Kalamazoo noon and checked in at Hove Hascall. Tony Lumpkin starred in She Stoops to Conquer at the Irwin tonight. A 15 month old Ben Peterbaugh child on the third floor of the Peterbaugh building fell stairs, injured but not fatally. B W Doty reports improving condition from Longer asylum and hopes for full recovery.

A. H. Smith Toledo S. S. Rhoads EB. E. Stacey Indianapolis Clark Elkhart Y. m. C. A Elkhart Robson Company Stuart Robson Kalamazoo Hove Hascall Bob- 50N Tony Lumpkin Irwin Ben Peterbaugh Peterbaugh Staira

Farm sale records Clinton Foster farm to Isaac Long in Jefferson township

The Clinton Foster farm in Jefferson township sold today through the Immel and Hesa agency to Isaac Long of Bristol for 2200 dollars. Foot Mashed, a worker at the Lake Shore foundry in Elkhart, was unloading ore from a car when a heavy piece fell, crushing his foot.

J. Beard Lake Shore Elkhart

Goshen Buffaloes Elect Fire Chief in 700 Member Order

In Goshen Indiana the Buffalo order boasts over 700 members led by Fire Chief John Snobarger after a lively election. The piece humorously details initiation rites and the social rush surrounding membership as locals react to the powerful fraternal group.

J. W. Bowersox Warsaw Union Sam Buffalo Order Goshen Ind Buffalo John Snobarger

Reform laws data drive aims to show actual first year savings

State Statistician Johnson gathers receipts and expenditures from county auditors and township trustees to compare pre reform year with the first year under the laws. Data seek to quantify actual savings rather than rely on anecdotal claims.

Johnson

Special Session Approves Extra for Annex Construction

City council met in a late afternoon special session to decide on allowances for Contractor Lower after the annex foundation settled over an inch. With Kronk dissenting, a motion to grant 80 dollars extra was approved unanimously. Lower will tear down the annex and rebuild the foundation at once.

Charlton Hamilton Lower Kronk Kohler Garvin

Medical Bill Interpreted Limits Not for Christian Scientists

The Indiana state medical board met in Indianapolis to discuss the new medical law. Dr. Gott said Christian Scientists with board certificates can practice medicine as they see fit, based on proficiency in disease treatment. Osteopaths are recognized and exempt from materia medica exams. A note from a woman misreads magnetic healing exams, and the board notes widespread interest amid Christian Science activity.

State Medical Board Indianapolis Attorney General’s Office Dr. Gott Indiana Tony Medical Board Christian Science

Indiana voting machine law creates commission and rules

The Indiana legislature passed a voting machine law creating a three member Indiana voting machine commission. It requires one mechanical expert and at most two members from the same party, with commissioners appointed by the governor for four years within 30 days of effect. Myers Bros. of Millersburg are keen on committee recommendations and the Myers machine could spark a large factory for Goshen.

Indiana Voting Machine Commission Myers Bros Millersburg Goshen

Winona Assembly Directors Plan $20,000 in Improvements

The Winona Assembly directors met in Warsaw to discuss plans for improving their 155 acre tract adjoining the assembly grounds and the golf links leased last year. They plan a 50 room expansion to the Winona Hotel and other new buildings with beautification of grounds. Expenditure is set at $20,000 for the year.

Winona Assembly Warsaw Assembly Association Winona

Remembering General Harrison and regional arts notices

Anthony Defrees recalls General Harrison's Indianapolis visit as a newsroom anchor. Surrounding towns plan to attend Stuart Robson's She Stoops to Conquer at the opera house with tickets from Milford New Paris and other towns. A fire in Fowley and Holderman’s Elkhart dry goods basement caused small damage. two Columbia hotel workers found the blaze andBabcocke extinguished it. The Woman's Musical club urges ticket purchases ahead of Thursday for a major musical event featuring talent from South Bend and beyond.

Anthony Defrees General Harrison Indianapolis John D Journal Mr. Defrees Opera House Stuart Robson Herr & Co Milford New Paria Ligonier Millersburg Middlebury Ekbart Fowley & Holderman Elkhart Columbia Hotel Babcocke Woman’s Musical Club South Bend

Stuart Robson Tonight in She Stoops to Conquer

Manager Irwin brings eminent comedian Stuart Robson to Goshen for a revival of Goldsmith's comedy She Stoops to Conquer. Robson's Tony Lumpkin is praised as his signature role. Tickets sell strongly with a house likely to fill, building on last season’s large attendance.

Irwin Stuart Robson Goldsmith Robson Tony Lumpkin South Bend Oliver Goldsmith

Railroad Fare Question Divides School Board

The Goshen school board voted to cover railroad fares for teachers attending the state association in Anderson, amid debate on whether attendance should be compelled by law or sentiment. The Elkhart Review notes the discussion has drawn two sides, with further remarks on paying transport for attendees.

Anderson Elkhart Goshen

Elbourns Reach Omaha After Safe Trip

W H Elbourn reports arrival in Omaha Nebraska with baby thriving and no incidents on the journey though Mrs Elbourn shuddered recalling a big wreck. John Alexander Dowie plans a 50000 dollar residence for Zion City funded by faith care supporters nationwide and Elkhart County donors may glimpse him in luxury.

Millersburg W. H. Elbourn Dr. Rieman Omaha Neb John Alexander Dowie Zion City Dowie Elkhart County

Two Cars Derailed Near Mishewaka Plant

Two E. and W. freight cars derailed near the E. and S. brewing plant in Mishewaka after rail spreading caused the accident. Thirteen other cars passed over safely and a wrecking train was dispatched from Elkhart.

Mishewaka Elkhart

Depositors to Be Paid 90 Percent by Bank Failure

The Niles Citizens' bank, insolvent two years ago, will repay depositors 90 percent. The article also notes regional news including a Philippine War information, local health alerts, engagements and upcoming weddings, and a large sycamore log yielding substantial timber.

Niles Citizens' Bank Harry Rose Lafontaine Wabash County Philippines

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