Fish law violator Dennis Kelly bound for Elk Hart court
Dennis Patrick Kelly known as Pat Kelly faces a May 14 hearing on alleged possession of more than twenty four black basa. Deputy Gowing filed the affidavit. Justice Young sent the case to Judge Blake after venue changes and bond set at 590. Kelly and associates say officers seek fees while prosecutors press for possible $300 fine for over 39 fish.
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Jeil
Dennis Kelly
Pat Kelly
Gowing
Kelly
Frank Wogeman
James Showalter
Sidavit
Sims
Justice Young
Showalter
Blake
Elkhart
Louis Wagner
Dennis Keily
Sime
Dennis Patrick Kelly
Chatten
Three Negroes Arrested in Keely Robbery Case
Night Officers Vesey and Maloney detained three Black men suspected of linking to the Keely burglary at Elkhart. Two were released this morning, one sent to Elkhart. employer witnesses and Mrs Crieger identify one as a robber. Police pursue further identification.
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David Olney
Leonidas
Mich
Elkhart
Vesey
Maloney
Lake Shore
Boboes
Noyes
Keely
Dunlaps
El&hart
Sithough
Goshen
Elkbart Yards
Bryan Guests in South Bend At Hon. Shively Home
Nebraskan leader William J. Bryan visited South Bend unexpectedly traveling from Toledo to Valparaiso. He stayed with Hon. B. F. Shively on North Michigan street and held a brief reception at Shively & Wair law offices. Bryan rejected political remarks beyond noting a improving Democratic outlook and said he would add to his platform if needed.
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William J. Bryan
Goshen
Toledo
South Bend
Grand Trunk
Valparaiso
Mr. Bryan
B. F. Shively
North Michigan Street
Mr. Shively
Congressional Ways and Meats Committee
Law Office
Shively & Wair
Bryan
South Bend Times
Democratic Party
Stoll Denies Vice Presidential Bid Elector Plays On
A Scuto Bend report in the Indianapolis Press quotes J B Stoll denying any desire for national office, saying his only aim is active public involvement. Also noted are a stolen bicycle on North Maine, Clarence Stickney as owner, and Vesey’s ongoing investigation. Roy Jones abduction trial set for June 4 with a discharge petition pending. A pony team near Topeka escaped injury, while Parilmery injuries occurred at Ulery’s blacksmith shop. Central Christian church to hold services at the Knox property and plans for a new church continue.
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Opeda
Scuto Bend
Indianspolis
Metropolitan
J.B Stoll
M.miery
Billard Ball
North
Maine Street
Vesey
Clarence Stickney
Sumner Gard in Munsey Magazine and NY stage roles
Sumner Gard brother of Goshen Times editor W S Gard appears in Munsey's magazine. He studies at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York and has acted in several productions, including Wallack's Godfrey T. and Empire NY Xu. His forthcoming performances at the Academy and Carnegie Lyceum feature classic roles.
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Munsey's
Sumner Gard
W.S. Gard
Goshen Tims
Gard
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Franklin Sargent
New York
Hk.oi
Stuart Robson
Wallack’s
Mr. Sumner
Bjornetjerne Bjorpvsen
the Empire
Pram
Leon Toletoi
Alfred de Musset
American Academy
Last L T M dance at McNeughton Hall attracts fifty couples
About fifty couples attended the final L T M series dance at McNeughton hall last evening. Mesdamer Ora Williamson Peter DeBoer and F E Matztorf led the organizing committee. The Columbian orchestra directed by Lloyd Wagner played a full program of twenty two numbers. Many out of town youths were present.
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McNeughton Hall
Mesdamer Ora Williamson
Peter DeBoer
F. E Matztorf
Columbian Orchestra
Lloyd Wagner
Indiana Railway to launch Sunday half hour interurban service
After Sunday May 6 the Indiana Railway will inaugurate a half hour service on the inter urban line on Sunday afternoons. The new schedule will run through the summer season strengthening weekend travel options.
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Indiana Railway Company
Timber from Libby prison displayed at Rule's drug store
In Rule's drug store north display window sits Libby prison timber owned by Warren White of 411 East Middlebury Street North Side. White served in Company I, 49th Ohio Vols. Also noted is a government order banning polecat pelts and any item with offensive odor from U S mail transmission.
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Rule's Drug Store
Libby
Warren White
East Middlebury Street
White
49Th Ohio Vols
Goshen Wins at Ariel Grounds In Ninth Inning Strike
The ball game at the Ariel grounds this afternoon ended in a decisive Goshen victory with a 6 to 4 score after nine innings. News arrived that the Corbett-Jeffries bout is expected to be held at Coney Inland on May 11.
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Ariel Grounds
Goshen
Coney
Frost Damages Strawberry Crops Across Michigan Belts
Reports from the strawberry belt show extensive frost killing berries in the lowlands of southern Michigan. The St Joseph berry district ten miles south of St Joseph escaped the frost and is forecast to yield the largest crop in the district’s history.
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Michigan
St. Joseph
St. Joe, Mich
Tenth annual Christian Endeavor district convention closes
The tenth annual Christian Endeavor district convention closed at noon today. Attendance was exceptionally large and considerable business of importance was brought before the societies. Most of the Grosuey people who were present arrived home this afternoon. The next convention will be held in May 1901 at South Bend.
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Christian Endeavor District
South Bend
Auburn temperance group uses pledge to sway ward two vote
The anti saloon faction in Auburn reports the second ward teetotalers signed a pledge to not vote in the city election. They aim to lower turnout to gain a remonstrance majority or influence future votes.
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Auburn
Asloons
Second Ward
Goshen Census Finds 2015 Children and Population Hopes
James H Blaine reports Goshen has 2015 school age children an increase of 48 from last year with 942 males and 107 females 1 black male and 1 black female. town population tallied at 7053 and census expectation hints at 10000. Rogers band opened the season with a five piece program drawing crowds at the court park. Elkhart visitors joined. Bankruptcy petitions filed in federal court include Mose J Frankel Sa Sipend liabilities 18225 94 and Edward H Sutherland assets 293 25 liabilities 418 06. Middlebury Nappanee Bristol and Wakarusa elections set for Monday. Millersburg has no election. The corporation anticipates about 85 by that course See Barnstein window.
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James H Blaine
Goshen
Mosee J. Frankel
Sipend
Naseteery
Edward H. Sutherland
St. Joseph
Middlebury
Nappanee
Bristol
Wakaruse
Millersburg
Elkhartan Held Up After Goshen Trip
Bert Yoder a 19 year old Elkhart resident returned from Goshen badly battered and semi conscious reporting the robbery of 85 dollars. He cannot provide details of the incident and remains in serious condition with a forehead cut. Police seek information while a crude saw is found at the Elkhart police station and other unrelated notes appear.
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Bert Yoder
Yoder
Yodet
Goshen
Elkhart City Government Vote and Local Events of 1875
Items note Elkhart adopts city government by 12 vote margin with Joe Kindig as top renter at 15 dollars daily. James McClouds barn in Jackson township destroyed by lightning. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Cripe in Clinton township on the 3rd. George Morgan and Maggie Welch wed at the Welch home. Warsaw votes city status by 78. Liquor license filings listed for numerous applicants. John Rhodes and Miss John sentenced to years in Jackson for deed forging and loan fraud. Edward Osgood attempts suicide with chloroform and glass. Hemmey live, U S Dodge, veteran hotelman, dies at 80 in Alma. William Blasher fined 2230 for riot after street car attack.
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W. H. Rhodes
Aliss John
Chickamsng Township
Berrien County
Democratic tilt in Anderson and Elkhart shocks Republicans
The cities of Anderson and Elkhart, homes of Col. Durbin and Col. Dodge, voted Democratic on Tuesday. Both elected Democratic majority councils despite Anderson’s and Elkhart’s Republican leanings, signaling anger at the recent Republican state convention and troubling those running the party machinery.
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Anderson
Col. Durbin
Elkhart
Col. J.S. Dodge
Schaff Notes Strong Benton Harbor Division Growth
C E Schaff general manager of the Big Four lines reports marked improvement in business on the Benton Harbor division with gains in both freight and passenger traffic. He expects earnings on this and other divisions to be substantial in the coming months beyond previous records.
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C. E. Schaff
Big Four
Michigan
Schaff
Benton Harbor
Five Dunkard Students Reinstated at Manchester College
North Manchester college faced unrest as five Dunkard boys were reinstated after expulsion last week amid student and teacher dissatisfaction. Two students remained excluded and the reinstated group have since withdrawn in disgust. Plymouth News reports 44 ballots were mutilated in the city election Tuesday, about one in 18 votes cast, illustrating voter confusion with only two candidates.
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North Manchester College
Plymouth
Horse Fright Scare In Lincoln Avenue Runaway
A large gray horse hitched to Yoder and Millers wagon ran west on Lincoln avenue and turned onto Main before crashing near Wise and Greene’s cigar shop. Several bystanders narrowly avoided being struck. In Westville LaPort county ten year old Otto Cordes was badly injured after a scuff with a playmate leaving a fractured skull. August Hagerman was arrested in South Bend for embezzlement of 205 dollars and 87 cents. In Michigan City a $1000 damage suit arises from a dog bite involving a child as plaintiff. Rev B A Kemp will preach at the M E church tomorrow evening.
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Yoder & Millers
Lincoln Avenue
Main
Wise & Greene
Westville
LaPort County
Otto Cordes
August Hagerman
South Bend
Singer Company
Michigan City
Ada Rehan to Star in Shakespeare Revival in South Bend
The renowned English speaking comedienne Ada Rehan and her famed stock company will perform a Shakespearean revival in South Bend on May 14, a run that has earned acclaim in major cities across the old and new worlds.
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Ada Rehan
Sterling Organization
South Bend
Local Real Estate Transfers and Civic Notes In Nappanee
Heal Estate Transfers show transfers from Jay D Palmer and wife to Romlia J Eyman for several parcels in Jackson and Elkhart counties with prices listed. Voter counts in Locke township sit at about 355. Rumors say Rosebrough and Grove may lose licenses like Grant and Jeffrey, signaling Nappanee’s drift toward a dry town once Felty Miller’s license expires. News of Hwer Freeman’s death in Chicago ties to Spanish American War service. Social items include Elsie Wood hosting a whist gathering with Eloise RuTon Alma Oberholtzer Susan Bartley and others. Religious services at First M E Church this week with Rev. F T Simpson. Local services advertise Frank Krug eyewear repairs and optician services. Barn work on Gardner ssi e barn continues.
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Locke Township
Rosebrough
Grove
Grant
Jeffrey
Felty
Miller
Nappanee
Deahl & Deah
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Union Tp
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Jackson Tp
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Grant County
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Zook & Charnies
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Longcliff Asylum
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Hotel Hattle
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Topeka
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Knox
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Jackson Township
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Clinton Township
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Porter County
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P. A. Welch
Warsaw
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Anu
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Osgood
Hemmey
U.S. Dodge
Mishawaza
Alma
William Blasher
Manchester College
Ranaway
B. A. Kemp
M. E. Church
Miss Rehan
Heal
Jay D Palmer
Romlia J Eyman
Jackson
Wm & Hartrauft
Wom & Hartrauft
Abraham A Mast
Daniel D Mast
Clinton
H Wer Freeman
George Freeman
Chicago
Porto Rico
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Seventh
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Welch
Eloise RuTon
Alma Oberholtzer
Susan Bartley
Mesars
Arthur Frink
Owen Stauffer
Charles Case
Milford Hatch
M. E
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Frank Krug
Bush
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Gardner Ssie
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