Power of Attorney Big Victory for Temperance in Nappanee
The circuit court upheld a remonstrance against a liquor license in Nappanee, ruling that a majority of township voters can delegate signing authority to challenge applicants. Lavering's license will face prosecution. an appeal to the supreme court is possible. Also details on replevin over two cows, arrests of saloonkeepers, attached goods, and ongoing public notices and marriages.
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Lavering
Nappanee
Commissioners’ Court
Ferrall
Burris
E. A. Dausman
Desh
A. Dahl
Dan’ Zook
Deabl & Daahi
Elliott
Grand Jury
John C. Wiggins
Adolph Mease
Mr. Wiggins
Mease
Moses Hartman
Pony Saloon
Mommert & Jay
Elizabeth Delcamp
Edward T. Delcamp
Delcamp
Nebraska
Edward Howard
South Bend
Howard
Eminent Attorney Declines to Defend Cashier Johnson
March 26 Nites reports Cassopolis attorney Howe will not defend Cashier Johnson as he is retained by the bank. Judge Chaplin of Grand Rapids will defend Johnson.
First Donation for 51TE Carnegie Library Site
The Jolly Twelve club of the city gave the first library site fund donation, totaling $1.15, toward buying a site for a Carnegie library building. Members named include Florence Abbott and Louise Heatwale among others. board appointments and site purchase plans to follow.
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Joly Twelve Club
Jolly Twelve Club
Carnegie Library
Florence Abbott
Louise Heatwale
Evelyn Hawks
Claudine Ruton
Ethel Sherwin
Georgiana Lacey
Marie. Banta
Mildred Stonex
Marie Starr
Helen Chamberlain
Elizabeth Finney
Isabel
Times Expands Caricature Feature To Daily Run
The South Bend Times announces daily publication of Elmer Witten brook’s caricature work, previously a Saturdays feature. The move marks a more metropolitan edition and ongoing enterprise.
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South Bend
Phillips Sent to Jeffersonville Reformatory After Guilty Plea
Charles Phillips arrested in Mishawaka by Noble county Sheriff Bell and brought to Albion to answer petit larceny and burglary, pleaded guilty, and now confined at the Jeffersonville reformatory. The Goshen prison population 594 inmates last week marks a peak since 1697. Trodanian courts have been active this winter in pursuing criminals.
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Charles Phillips
Mishawaka
Sheriff Bell
Noble County
Albion
Jeffersonvville Reformatory
Phillips
Goshen
Michigan City
Trodiana
Alleged Murderer John Hewitt Captured in Texas
John Hewitt of South Bend accused of murdering James Anderson last May has been captured in Houston Texas. He is expected to be brought back for trial.
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Texas
John Hewitt
South Bend
James Anderson
Houston
Sixty Second Anniversary of Mr and Mrs L H Noble
Mr and Mrs L H Noble observe the sixty second anniversary of their marriage at their home 111 North Fifth streets. They welcomed friends and relatives and recalled reminiscences. The Nobles are among the oldest couples in Elkhart county and well known in the region.
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L. H. Noble
North Fifth Streets
Mrs. Noble
Elkhart County
Noble
Wreck and Fire Damage Highlight Elkhart News
A serious L S M S wreck near Elkhart caused $3,000 in damage as a baggage car burned after a locomotive collision. A Lehigh Valley victim, John Thichy, has been located in New York, and Ray Sweeney gave a lecture on state Game and Fish issues at Bucklin House.
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Elkhart
Grand Rapids
Ekhart
Main Street
Lehigh Valley
New Jersey
John Thichy
E Sassanhoff
Conn
New York
Col. Conn
Sassenhoff
Thirhy
America
Ray Sweeney
Couple Celebrates 1849 Remarkable Golden Years in Norwalk
A Norwalk couple marked long years of marriage with Mr Noble in his 85th year and Mrs Noble 77. Married in 1839 at the bride’s cousin home in Norwalk at age 15, the pair moved to the city in 1849 to start a business and have remained residents. Surrounded today by their children and grandchildren, they are described as bare and hearty.
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Co. B. Lockhart
Indianapolis
Berkey
Leech
Mr. Noble
Norwalk
Ohio
Mrs. Noble
Obituary notices and train schedule spur regional notices
Multiple obituaries detail deaths of Schrock Levi Schrock Paxton E W Metzler and related funeral plans. A northern Indiana teachers association meeting in Ardarson prompts a Big Four special train from several cities with Ed Kellum supervising the passenger service.
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Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Ardarson
Big Four
South Bend
Elkhart
Goshen
Wabash
Warsaw
Marion
Ed. Kellum
Anderson
Reading Circle social and upcoming meetings in Winona
Yesterday afternoon the Winona Reading Circle met at South Sixth Street to continue Grecian history study. Next Monday afternoon the society will gather at Mrs George Hay's home. Mr and Mrs E E Mummert hosted Beacon Light ladies and spouses on their visit evening with talks by Rev C C Cissell on The Religious Movement in America Rev N B Mathes on The Noted Divine and Rev A C Anda on Christian Charities. Refreshments were served at 11. The Kosmos Reading Circle met last evening with Mrs George D Pearce on South Seventh street. Quotations from Wadsworth accompanied the roll call and Miss Bertha Conrad presented a paper on the poet. Miss Amy Brown spoke on Felicia Hemans and Harriett Martineau. The next meeting will be at Miss Conrad's Madison street home.
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Winona Reading
South Sixth Street
George Hay
E. E. Mummert
Beacon Light Society
C.C. Cissell
America
N.B. Mathes
Miss Conrad
Madison Street
Goshen Man Part of Musk Rat Capture Party
Ralph Day of Goshen joined a party to trap 75 muskrats near Battle Creek. The Battle Creek Journal reports the muskrats were frightened into submission and shot from perches in the brush, finding no escape while hunters fired.
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Ralph Day
Goshen
Battle Creek
One Hundred and Seven Years Old Claim
Mrs Ferdinand Reese near LaPorte claims to be 107 years old and presents documents. Born in Vol gravitz Poland in 1794, her maiden name Maria Paviischinsky. Her third husband Ferdinand Reese is 33. They own a ten acre tract in Hudson township LaPorte county.
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Ferdinand Reese
LaPorte
Volgravitz
Poland
Maria Paviischinsky
Hudson Township
LaPorte County
Cashier Johnson Short $195,000 Draws National Attention
Washington reports reveal Cashier Charles A. Johnson of the defunct First National bank in Niles is short 195000. It was believed 100000 would cover the shortage and depositors may suffer even if stockholders are doubled assessed. Will Brooks, B O conductor visiting family, recovers from appendix operation. Wabash wreck victim Thomas J Flynn slowly improves at home in Bradford. Dwight H Hawks buys F E Matzdorf fountain for North Side drug store.
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Charles A. Johnson
First National Bank
Niles
Washington
Thos. J. Flynn
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Dwight H. Hawks
F. E. Matzdorf
North Bide
Night clash leaves Hull wounded in South Bend
Deputy City Clerk Harry Hull and brother in law Guy Clark were assaulted by a gang Sunday night. Hull was dangerously stabbed in the right groin while Clark and their wives were present. Earlier, Tony Miller a Hungarian was stabbed in the back by the same group. Nearby, Dr. Butterworth notes seven annual deaths from preservative milk and cites 34 diphtheria deaths last year. Nusbaum and Herff iron bedstead firm will stay in Marion after failed talks to move to Goshen. Rev Cissell to lecture March 26 at Benton M E Church on Allegorical Timekeepers.
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Elliott
Wire & Hay
Defiance
Ohio
Earl Thorp
Ohlotown
Thorp
Goshen
Economy
South Bend
Eeportwa
Denver
Nevada
Thorpe
Harry Hull
Guy Clark
Hull
Tony Miller
Butterworth
Nusbaum & Herff Iron Bedstead Company
Marion
Cissell
M. E
Benton
Dunkards Move 500 Indiana Families to North Dakota
Arrangements are underway to relocate about five hundred Dunkard families from central and northern Indiana to destinations in North Dakota. They are expected to travel through Chicago on colonist days set for next Tuesday or the following Tuesday along the Chicago St. Paul and St. Paul Pacific coast lines.
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Dunkards
Indiana
North Dakota
Chicago
St. Paul
Indiana and Michigan death rates prompt health comparison
The article compares February death returns for Indiana and Michigan. Diphtheria and typhoid rates show Michigan higher in diphtheria while Indiana leads in typhoid. Pulmonary tuberculosis rates favor Michigan but Indiana disputes overall health standing citing education efforts by Michigan’s health board.
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Indiana
Michigan
Harry
State Board
Michigan State Board of Health
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Mr. L. H. Nobile
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Chautauqua Reading Circle
Frank Lepird
South Seventh Street
George D. Lint
Mrs. Haines Egbert
Fish and Game
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Bucktow Opera House
Rev. T. Sweener
Bucklen
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Lake Shore
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Lizzie Drake
Anti-Cigarette League
Decatur
J. D. Wolfe
Democrat
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Paxton
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Musa Kate
Will Brooks
Flynn Recovering
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Terre Haute Beer Agency
M. F. Sabell
Springbrook
Ray Warman
Warman
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Samuel
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Knickerbocker Ice Company
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Germany
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Waterford
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G. A
Cleveland
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