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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1907

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Jury Clears R G Barney of Subornation Charge

Judge Hanan instructed the jury to find for Richard Carl Barney on suborning perjury regarding Samuel Stewart. The state anticipated a guilty verdict, but the defense prevailed after two days of testimony, with further trials likely abandoned and related cases unclear.

Richard Carl Barney American Mutual Life Insurance Company Elkhart Samuel Stewart John W. Hanan Circuit Court William M. Barney S. E. Barney Kosciusko County

Goshen Plumbing Wins Early Season Contracts

Goshen Plumbing and Heating Co. reports an unusually large volume of contracts for the early season. Projects include plumbing and heating for the four story factory at Second and Washington, hot water heating in several residences on South Sixth Street, and heating plant updates for Daniel A. Sanders and others on North Main and West Madison streets.

Goshen Plumbing and Heating Co Goshen ‘Plumbing & Heating Company Chas. E. Katz John Winter Second Washington Streets A. P. Boyer South Sixth Street Frank Osborne Daniel A. Sanders Howard Haines North Main Street Geo. W. Poyser West Madison Street W. W. Kercher

Elks Dismiss Quo Warranto Proceedings and Liquor Charge

Quo warranto cases against Goshen Lodge 798 and Elkhart Lodge 425 were dismissed at defendants cost and removed from the circuit court docket. Harry Dwight, Elks club custodian, admitted guilty to liquor law violation with a $20 fine after venue change was withdrawn. Lodges plan to stop liquor sales over club bars under the Blind Tiger law. other Elks continue buffets elsewhere in the state.

Goshen Lodge Elkhart Lodge Harry Dwight Elks Club Elkhart

Ober Departs Big Four Post. Coverson Succeeds

W R Coverson of Rushville named agent of the Big Four station to replace J M Ober who will relocate to Portland Oregon. Ober served fourteen years in the post and eighteen years with the company. He and Mrs Ober depart tomorrow for their coastal home.

W. R. Coverson Rushville Big Four J. M. Ober Portland Ore Ober Mrs. Ober

Mortuary Record Leader Dies at 68 in Elkhart

Mrs. Frank Leader, aged 68, mother of the Elkhart fire chief, died this morning of tuberculosis. Survived by three daughters and two sons. Lifelong resident of Elkhart County.

Leader Frank Leader Elkhart

Lawyer Whipped by Valparaiso Woman in Property Case

Valparaiso lawyer Rodney J. Kitchen was whipped by a local woman as he sought evidence about her character. He is involved in distributing property where the woman, as a stepchild, is an heir, raising questions about the dispute.

Rodney J. Kitchen Valparaiso Kitchen

Longtime Millersburg resident ill. others reported critically ill

Jonas Shank, aged above 91, is seriously ill in Millersburg. Elizabeth Phillips of Clinton township is critically ill with little hope of recovery. Harlan and Virginia Cantwell of River Avenue are recovering from a severe attack of indigestion and inflammation.

Jonas Shank Millersburg Elizabeth Phillips Clinton Township Harl Virginia Cantwell River Avenue

Died at Great Age In McPherson County Kansas

Amos C Bontrager died several days ago at age ninety in McPherson county Kansas. His brother Joseph Bontrager, aged ninety five, lives at The Forks near the Lagrange county line.

Amos C. Bontrager McPherson County Kan Joseph Bontrager Forks Lagrange County

Man Injured Stepping into Boiling Water at Factory

Night watchman Newton Warstler at Boyer’s factory stepped into a tub of boiling water last night and badly burned his right foot. The tub was underground and covered with boards, according to initial reports.

Newton Warstler Boyer’s

Changing Cosmo Bridge Prepares Warsaw South Bend Rail Service

Laborers under the Lafayette Bridge Co begin changing braces on the Cosmo bridge over the Elkhart river to support large coaches. The Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway Co bears the cost and plans an hourly Goshen to South Bend schedule once work finishes, with test runs on through Warsaw South Bend service and a two hour through trip target. A traffic pact exists between the two lines for two to four daily trips, and Sunday service on the Winona road is rumored forthcoming.

Warsaw South Bend Lafayette Bridge Co Cosmo Bridge Elkhart River Chicago, South Bend Northern Indiana By. Co Warsaw-South Bend Winona Road

Switch planned to lure Cosmo Soap Co to Sunnyside area

Efforts restart to have L S M S build a one mile track from its main line to Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co plant with free right of way. Construction could cost $5000, but crossing town lots raises costs. Daniel Ulery offers right of way. West Side factories would gain with reduced drayage of 35 cents per ton of coal.

Sunnyside Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co Cosmo Factory Daniel D. Ulery West Side Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Company

Reception Given for Mr and Mrs Frank Yoder’s Guests

Society news notes a reception Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Adam Yoder in Clinton township with about 60 attendees. Miss Ruth Finch hosts later at her South 8th Street home in honor of her guests Miss Alta Wolfe and Miss Hazel Francisco of Ligonier.

Frank Yoder Adam Yoder Clinton Township Ruth Finch South 8Th Street Alta Wolfe Hazel Francisco Ligonier

Streets plan debated over First street opening

The streets and alleys committee has not started work on opening First street across the railway and Rock Run creek. Some North Side residents favor opening Second street instead, arguing extending First street now would be a fatal mistake.

First Street Rock Run Creek North Side Second Street

Bought Fine Shorthorn Bull From Union County Farm

Harman Prough of Fish Lake purchased a fine Shorthorn bull shipped from Union County next week. The exceptionally fine animal stems from an aristocratic Shorthorn line and is sired by Imported Babton Comet.

Harman Prough Fish Lake Union County

Latta Couple Plan Immediate West Clinton Street Home

Mr and Mrs W Jack Latta arrange to proceed at once with the erection of their new residence on West Clinton street. The old Ellis house has been entirely wrecked. Frank Jiedwin will begin reconstruction of the Salem bank building.

W. Jack Latta West Clinton - Street Ellis

Elkhart Strike Settled After Mutual Agreement

The Elkhart strike at the Chicago Telephone Supply plant ended today by mutual agreement after metal polishers left March 11 and machinists quit in sympathy. The settlement outlines $100,000 in city improvements including brick and macadam paving for four streets, four new sewers, and park system enhancements.

Chicago Telephone: ‘Supply Company Elkhart Elkhart Board of Public Works

Murdoch Denies Plans for New Through Line

In South Bend, Murdoch rebutted reports that the C B and Northern Indiana would connect LaPorte to Logansport for a Chicago Indianapolis through line. He said no such plans are entertained now and blamed speculation by reporters. He stressed focus on improving current city lines and raising service above par amid delays.

LaPorte C. 8. B. & Northern Indiana Logansport Chicago Indianapolis Samuel Murdock South Bend

Road work underway on C S B L S line near LaPorte

Dirt flying on the Chicago South Bend and Lake Shore project as 25 men grade on the Harrison Bishop farm near LaPorte. Grant Porter oversees construction with two small locomotives 50 dump cars and a 65 ton steam shovel on site.

Chicago, South Bend and Lake Shore Company Hanna Syndicate Cleveland Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Co Dietrich- Murdock Enterprise Harrison’ Bishop LaPorte Grant Porter

Haydn Will Lead Bears Through Main Street Parade

Irwin residents plan a Monday morning event where Haydn of the Irwin club will lead two black bears from Mile. Carino's troupe along Main Street between 11 and 12 o'clock. The bears are part of the act appearing at the Irwin all next week.

Haydn Irwin Will Main Street Mile Carino

Butterfield Plans Resume Work on Warsaw Peru Line

Harry A. Butterfield expects to resume grading on his Warsaw Peru line contract next week. He is organizing a force of men to be sent there in a few days.

Harry A. Butterfield Warsaw-Peru

Horses Bought At Daugherty Sale In Wabash

Joseph H. Lesh and D W Neidig each purchased combination saddle and driving horses at the Daugherty sale in Wabash yesterday. The horses arrived here today.

Joseph. H. Lesh D. W. Neidig Wabash

Mrs Maria March Buys Vacant Lot Investment

Mrs Maria March purchases the vacant lot at the southwest corner of Main and Jefferson streets from W Cunningham for 6000 dollars. She intends to hold the property as an investment.

Maria March W. Cunningham Main and Jefferson Streets

Births Report Two New Additions at Local Homes

A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Christian Blosser of South Main Street. A daughter was born this morning to Rev and Mrs F Schaenglin.

Christian Blosser South Main Street F. Schaenglin

Goshen Ice Dealers Cut Prices This Summer

Ice dealers in Goshen reduce prices by one billion cents compared with last summer and the 1905 level. The change is framed as a family friendly adjustment and is noted at three cents per hundred as a key rate.

Goshen

Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co Expands Workforce and Output

The Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co. has reopened its plant and now employs about 30 people, including men and girls. A crude glycerine plant was added and a car load of Red Feather seal was produced yesterday. The firm sells old established brands and plans future growth with 75 sales reps and house to house canvassing.

Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Company Cosmo J. G. Miller J. J. Burns and Son Cosmo Company

DeKalb Woman Leaves Farm to One Daughter in Will Case

The Noble circuit court trial over Anna Maria Stametz's will lasted two weeks. The jury let the will stand but awarded Clara Feagler $1,085 against executor Benjamin Michener for unpaid care and services.

DeKalb County Anna Maria Stametz Noble Circuit Court Clara Feagler Stametz Benjamin Michener Michener Feagler

High School Literary Contest Set For Next Thursday Evening

A literary contest between Winona Academy and Goshen High school will be held in the high school assembly room next Thursday evening. The event features reading, declamation, sight reading and debate on the topic that immigration should be further restricted. Judges include William Miller and C C Raymer, with Hon James S Drake as chairman. Goshen delegates include Donnita Woodford, Nelson Blough, Lloyd Yoder, Carleton Warrick and Willis Widner. music by the local school. Goshen enters on the strength of a recent decisive victory over Culver Military school in a related debate.

High School Winona Academy Goshen High School James S. Drake William Miller South Bend C. C. Raymer Elkhart Goshen Donnita Woodford Nelson Blough Lloyd Yoder Carleton Warrick Willis Widner

Forests Lover Enos Mills to Speak at Library

Mr Enos A Mills renowned naturalist of western mountains will lecture on Forestry at the Beacon Lights event on Tuesday evening March 26 at 8 oclock in the public library. He describes his life among forests and birds and aims to save the forests. Admission is free for all listeners.

Enos A. Mills Beacon Lights Rocky “Mountains Arizona Alaska Public

Burns family tied to butter milk soap elsewhere

J. J. Burns now in St. Louis after moving from Chicago to Philadelphia. His son Warren E. Burns remains in the east. Despite injunctions from federal judges in Chicago and Philadelphia, they continue to manufacture butter milk soap in several factories and sell at cut prices nationwide.

St. Louis J. J. Burns Chicago Philadelphia Warren E. Burns East

Lumber Dealers elect officers in South Bend convention

The Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Lumber Dealers convention in South Bend elected officers. President C G Aken Edwardsburg Michigan. Vice President H B Dresden South Bend. Secretary-Treasurer Charles Jackson South Bend.

Indiana Michigan South Bend C. GC. Aken Hdwardsburg Mich H. HB. Dresden Ond Treas Charles Jackson

Electric Road Survey Near South Bend Progress

Surveyors run a line east from South Bend for a proposed electric railway to Kalamazoo. They have worked a week near the city and earlier reports said construction would begin on the Kalamazoo end.

South Bend Kalamazoo Midh

Bulb Farm Proposal Near Eleventh Street for Kendallville Grower

A. E. Kunderd of Kendallville seeks to lease ten acres owned by the Wursters east of Eleventh Street to establish a bulb farm. He brings extensive experience and sees a strong opportunity in Goshen, eyeing potential success in the venture.

Bulb Farm A. E. Kunderd Kendallville Wursters Eleventh ‘Street Kunderd Goshen

Funeral Services for Mrs Judson Held at Indian Creek

Funeral services for Mrs. John L. Judson were conducted yesterday at Indian Creek church with a very large attendance and many floral tributes showing the esteem in which she was held. A second service for Mrs. Sarah Rhine took place this afternoon at her residence at Sixth Street and Lincoln Avenue.

John. L. Judson Indian Creek Church Sarah Rhine Sixth Street Lincoln Avenue

No Word from Inbody's Relatives on Death

No word has yet been received from any of the relatives of A. T. Inbody, whose death occurred a week ago. The body remains in the morgue and will be held there until word is received on disposition. Telegrams and letters sent a week ago are unanswered.

Inbody A. T. Inbody

Gar d Thanks and Gratitude From N T Perry

Thankful note from N T Perry extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy kindness and untiring efforts during wife illness and search. Public expression of gratitude appears in The Democrat.

Gard Democrat N. T. Perry

Dietrich Murdock Syndicate to Connect Major Indiana Routes

It is announced that the Dietrich Murdock syndicate will connect Warsaw and Wabash and La Porte and Logansport thereby providing two routes to Indianapolis.

Dietrich-Murdock Warsaw Wabash LaPorte Logansport Indianapolis

Vaudeville at Ligonier this Wednesday night

The Irwin vaudeville attractions play the K of P hall in Ligonier. Prof J B DeMoite appears as a lecture course attraction during the Wednesday evening program.

Ligonier Irwin K. of P. Hall J. B. DeMoite

Special Church Notices for Sunday Services

The First English Lutheran Church announces services Sunday at the usual hours with Sunday School at 11 45 am and Luther League at 6 pm.

Luther

County Treasurer Quarantined in Local Case

County treasurer Charles A. Croop is quarantined amid an unidentified case, according to officials. The situation involves county finances and directs monitoring by the treasury department.

Charles ‘A. Croop

Diphtheria Cases Rise in Goshen Prompt Health Alert

Diphtheria cases are developing in Goshen with the situation growing serious. The city health officer is observing every precaution.

Goshen

City Building Cracked in Kendallville Wall

A new city building in Kendallville has a badly cracked wall amid winter cold. The contractor cites extreme cold weather as the cause and notes ongoing trouble with the structure.

Kendallville

Vaughan abridged seed and plant catalog offer

The dealer promises daily availability of seeds plaits bulbs and shrubs and can source items on short notice. Customers are invited to ask for a Vaughan abridged Catalog to see the range.

Vaughan

Goshen Personally Noted Visitors and Travels

Local column lists residents and friends visiting or traveling. John W Zigler from Mishawaka. Rev Menaugh to Loree for services. Mrs F D Zeigler returns from Jamestown Ohio. Mrs William Schacht on short Chicago visit. Rev W G Parker to hold services at North Manchester. John Plannett family to Chicago. Mrs Elmer Baker visiting from Auburn. Fannie Ebersole of Goshen College heading home to Freeport Illinois.

John W. Zigler Mishawaka Ass. Menaugh Loree F. D Zeigler Jamestown William Schacht Chicago W. G. Parker North Manchester John Plannett Elmer Baker Auburn John Beck Fannie Ebersole Goshen College Freeport Ill C. W. Cunningham Evanston Frank M. W. Starr Harry Patton Columbus O. O. Ralph Roy Cripe Millersburg Emanuel Hostetler Samuel Wilson Middleborough England Goshen Ina Mehl Abbie Scott Dunlaps Wilson Roose San Antonio Tex Elkhart Blanche Leifer Warsaw Ellis‘ Carr Toledo Ohio May Hahn Jerome Alderman Ruby Carmien New York News- Times Caroline Nusbaum John W Nusbaum Middlebury

Novel Vaudeville Bill Promised at Irvin Next Week

Irwin theater announces a high salary vaudeville program featuring Mlle. Carino's trained bears act praised for humor and daring. St. Leon & McCusick perform The Lawyer's Bride with clean comedy, Louie Hayden delivers Just for Tonight, Crane Long and Crane present At's Well That Ends Well, plus Kinodrome acts Rescued in Mid Air and A Tenant's Revenge for an entertaining bill.

Irvin Irwin Goshen Haydn Mlle. Carino Crane Long

Committee in Charge of Syracuse Nat Fairs

A committee of directors for the I. H. C. C. and N. W. line, including Li Sohl, T. A. Span, F. M. Dell, J Seorsens Cruse, Daniel Burton, and B. F. Raupfer, is named to oversee the company fairs at Syracuse. The report notes the current outlook is dark, but the project may be revived.

Li. Sohl T. A. Span F. M. Dell J Seorsens. Cruse Daniel Burton Syracuse Register

Orphan Seeks Relatives Aged 16 in Mishawaka Home

Viola Graves aged sixteen seeks relatives. Placed at age three in Mishawaka Orphans Home she believes relatives reside in this county and desires contact. She now lives at 188 Lathrops Avenue Attica Creek Michigan.

Viola Graves Mishawaka Attlc. Creek, Mich Lathrops Avenue

Thanks for Kindness During Infant’s Illness and Death

Mr and Mrs Ho Rs Keyes express thanks to friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their infant child.

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