Robbery suspects sentenced to nine months in stone yard
York township youths H A Wickham and Homer Patterson pleaded guilty to robbing the Riblet store at Middlebury. Judge Wilson sentenced each to nine months in the stone yard, a punishment they regarded as harsh. Patterson is underage, with reform school also suggested by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A.wickham
Homer Patterson
York Township
Middlebury
Wilson
Stone Yard
Wickham
Patterson
Reform School
Emigrant Car Struck by Through Freight Last Evening
An immigrant car awateled from the Michigan Branch was hit by a through freight near the Lake Shore transfer track. Five horses were in one end and the other half carried household goods, causing considerable damage. Also noted: high school class of 1900 exercises planned with short essays by graduates. twenty one graduates this year. Lost red leather bill book with $5 and notes worth 15. Finder to Goshen Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lake Shore
Goshen Milling Company
Sdiw
Gen Joubert Dead In Boer War Leader Dies In Illness
Dispatches report General Joubert, Boer commander, died after a period of critical illness. Marquis announces the death on the date noted as March 28, with word of his passing received by Loxpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Marquis
Joubert
RATIO CITY CONVENTION NOMINATIONS REPORT
Democrats set mass convention for March 31 at 8 p m at the courthouse to nominate a councilman in each ward for May 8 city election. Republicans held ward caucuses, nominating Finney in Ward 1 Troyer in Ward 2 Garvin and Wilson in Ward 3 Lowry in Ward 4 Brothers in Ward 5. Voting hours were one hour. Third ward ballots were not needed. Lou Wail sold Goshen News half interest to George W Kinnion of Fernandina Florida for 9950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney
Troyer
Garvin, Lowry and Brothers
Court House
Frank D. Finney
E. W. Walker & Co
D. J. Troyer
Council Chamber
C. J. Garvin
Harry C. Wilson
Alfred Lowry
Brown & Thing
B. B. Brothers
Judson Overholt
Mr. Brothers
Kelly Bros.’ Foundry
Sahowee Brothers
Overholt
A. U. Mehl
Messrs
Hamilton
Hale
Slate
Evans
Kelly
Lou W. Vail
George W. Kinnoon
Fernandina
Florida
Mr. Kinnioon
Edward Kinnison
Mr. Vail
Russell Diamond Thief Leaves City After Acquittal
Charles H. Russell, freed of Vanderlip theft charges, departed the city in the morning. He told friends he would visit his parents, with reports placing them in Ohio or New Jersey. Mrs. Russell stays in Goshen and will work at Hotel Hascall, while there is talk he may confer with Tom Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Russell
Vanderlip
Ohio
New Jersey
Rates to be raised by Central Union Telephone
Central Union Telephone announces a rate increase from 50 cents to 1.00 dollar per month after April 1, aligning with the Independent company. Both operators are expanding services with many new telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Telephone Company
Knox Bids on Elkhart Regulation Bowing Alleys at Auction
Jos W Knox visited Elkhart this afternoon to bid on Regulation bowling alleys auctioned by Laymorn Co of Crawfordsville The alleys are described as very desirable and likely to fetch a low price at sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. W. Knox
Elkhart
Laymorn & Co
Crawfordsville
Arrest report and lodge raffle noted in Warsaw
Late this afternoon Fred Krauts was arrested by Marshal Self for appearing on the street while intoxicated and causing a disturbance. He remains in ail. A handsome comfort was raffled by the ladies of Maccabees lodge last evening and was presented to Mrs. Ladore Berkey, who held ticket No. 73, "J. W." entertaining Warsaw people this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krauts
Marshal Self
Ail
Maccabees Lodge
Mra
Ladore Berkey
Harry Cook
South Seventh Street
Rice Thompson
Fred Tucker
North Third Street
Pedro
Contest Over Life Insurance Sparks Family Dispute
Mrs Mayme Fleming Darnell widow of John C Darnell says in Golshen at Deahl Deahl law office she faced sensational charges from his parents over a $1000 life policy. She recounts engagement marriage Sept 13 1899 and says she was drawn into a family quarrel amid illness and insurance on her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Fleming-Darnell
John C. Darnell
Deahl & Deahl
Democrat
Darnell
Goshen
Darnells
Warsaw
John
Pearce
First Baptist Church
Mercer Avenue
Ash
Chen J.C. Darnell
Dar
Poisoning claims in Darnell family examined at inquest
The inquest into John C. Darnell's death found acute military tuberculosis caused his death with hemorrhage of the lungs and no poison traces. Coroner Eisenbein reported no basis for poisoning charges amid a family dispute and sensational reporting. Mrs. Darnell, widow and alleged beneficiary, asserts innocence and notes marriage since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenbeins
John C. Darnell
Indianapolis
Tux Dinocraft
Darnell
Mrs. Darnell
Dangeroun
Hines Cannot Recover Bonds of the Adam ses
Prosecutor Sims and Deputy Leok Ding call for witnesses for a preliminary hearing set for April 5. Constantine Hines, Elkhart man stabbed Monday night by Superintendent James Adams of Soudan Manufacturing Co, remains in critical condition with two deep wounds. Doctors report slim hope of recovery as Hines shows little response, his sister providing care amid mounting public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Frank Leok- Ding
Constantine Hines
Elkhart
James Adams
Soudan Manufacturing Co
Hines
James
Edward Adams
Blake
A. H. Beardsley
D. M. Best
Mr. Sprague
Frank
Frrat
A. M. Barron
Barron
Electric Light Works
Adams
Vernon Vanfleet
Progressive dinner and society event in Elkhart social season
Nine young ladies hosted a fashionable progressive dinner at Miss Ruth Newell’s South Sixth street home with six course dining and a later dance. Guests included Maude Newell, Christine Snoberger, Ruth Newell and others with gentlemen attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Newell
South Sixth Street
Pamela Taylor
Helen Fink
Charlotte Carmien
Beulah Lehman
Phena Parfitt
Moessrs
Edward Brookmyer
Rolland Himebaugh
Dan Anderson
Arthur Stonex
Warren Finney
Thomas Keith
Dean Vail
Herbert Adams
Harry Fink
Mantell Starred Drama Opens Season in Elkhart
Robert Mantell and Marie Booth Russell headlined The Dagger and the Cross at Bucklen opera house Elkhart last night to strong applause and packed house. The Irwin tonight promises the season’s event as Mantell remains in the country amid successful run and renewed interest in theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Bucklen Opera House
Elkhart
Mantell
Marie Booth-Russell
Irwin
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Reformatory
Rodell
Willis C. Nusbaum
Indiana Railway Co
Hon
Wilson Eoose
Stonex & Black
Nusbaum
Rodel
Peter Rodell
Albert Kessler
Waltz
Wm Theis
O. M. Conley
B. F. Deah
James A. Moore
Amos L. Myers
Lew Vancer
Carridover
Eisenbeiss
Dennert
Elizabeth Goines
Lydia Jordan
Mummert & Jay
J. M. Dale
Norman E. Himebeugh
E. A. Dausman
David S. Culp
John Himebeugh
Locke Township
Ella Mae Talmage
Zook & Charnley
Robert G. Talmage
Fred A. Talmage
Elizabeth Talmage
Marietta Ogle
George Herman Ogle
Nettie Davis
Walter Davis
Emma Kern
Olen D. Kern
Wood
Gen. Joubert
Ratio City Coonvention
Lew Wannee
Lo H. Cups
Fred Kratz
J. W
J. C. Darnell
Sam
Darnella
Menay
Reees & Lint
Ethel Keith
North Fifth Street
Bernice Hale
Mayme Ellis
Pearl Poyser
Myrtle Troyer
Vida Meyers
Maude Hoovens
Mabel Hoover
Grace Morningstar
Supt. Adams
Lesking
Wii Ket
Andeen
Wm. A. Tremayne
Robert B. Mantell
Mr. Mantell
The
Valletee
Misa Winnie Snobarger
West Pike Street
McNaughton Hall
Bessie Watts
Harrys
Marion Leaming
East
Lincoln Avenue
de Ferguson
Howard Mills
Woodson Spitler
Rennesevaer
Helen and
Louis Hawks
Robert Newell
Robert Rockwell
Grace Rockwell
Grace Crowell
Martha Cook
Florence Abbott
Margaret Russ
Jeanette Wilson
Helen Irwin
Cartle
Manteil
Alan
Ratner
Turner Hammon
Max D. Ratner
Rogers & Wilson
Ratzer
Toledo
Mel Benham
H. E. Bucklen
Cash Benham
C. A. Strong
Vistula Street
Bree Thompson
Louie Simon
Aed Viel
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