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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

6

Marsh to enter guilty plea in bigamy case

William V. Marsh, arrested in Detroit on a bigamy charge by his Allegan wife, Mrs. Epen Stuckman-Marsh, will plead guilty in Elkhart Superior Court. He 42, faces two to five years or a $1000 fine plus up to six months. brother D F Marsh visited. Goshen wife Anna Rathka-Davis-Marsh remains with her parents.

William V Marah William V. Marsh Detroit Mich Epen Stuckman-Marsh Allegan Elkhart Marsh D. F. Marsh Cassopolis Fred Rathka West Pike Street Michigan City Whisler

Mrs Gunness Victims List From LaPorte Murder Mystery

Morgue list details victims and unidentified remains in the Mrs Belle Gunness case at LaPorte including the Sorenson children eight year old adoptive daughter, an unidentified woman and two unidentified men. The report notes she attended Methodist services while running the farm and lists Herman W Worden as defense counsel for Ray Lamp here.

Gunness LaPorte Belle Gunness Myrtle Sorenson Max Sorenson Lucy Sorenson Philip Sorenson Andrew Helgelein Aberdeen Guiness

Death of Michael Stiver in Jackson Township Farm Loss

Michael Stiver died suddenly from apoplexy at his sister’s farm near New Paris while driving a cow. He was born April 7 1834 in Montgomery County Ohio and moved to Jackson Township in 1837 with his parents. Survived by wife Mary Miles four sons Chauncey Tilman Milton Levi two brothers and four sisters. Coroner and funeral arrangements set with service at New Paris Methodist church.

Michael Stiver Chauncey B. Stiver Cowie Joseph Mills New Paris Jackson Township Stiver Frank Method Mills Mr. Stiver Michael and Mary Stiver Montgomery County Elkhart County Stivers Mary Miles Tilman Stiver Milton Levi Stiver Goshen John Stiver Chicago Benj, Stiver Syracuse Ind Mary Cline Mottville Mich David Whitehead Susan Hawks Dewey Elkhart Silver Thompson Benton

Social events and dances fill Goshen season

Society notes detail the Ladies' Aid Society gathering at Mrs. A C Mehl s home, Junior and Senior classes dancing at Goshen High, Mrs Lillian Shyrer hosting cards, Elk Hart society dance planned for May 22 in Hoffman's hall with Fisher s World s Fair orchestra, and guests from Fort Wayne Chicago and Elkhart. Also announced Goshen High baseball to play Elkhart High at Ariel grounds at 5:30 with potential impact on northern state championship.

Harry M. Sanders K. of P Fisher Kalamasoo Mich Davenport Elkhart Miss Jenkinson Fort Wayne Roy Messick Chicago Goshen Goshen High School Elkhart High Echo Tin Sories Ariel Grounds

Aged Man William Willard Robinson Jailed

Deputies captured a 75 year old man who claimed to be William Willard Robinson from Dublin Ireland after a farmer call. He spoke ramblingly and carried clippings about eccentricities and claimed ties to Henry Watterson and the Louisville Courier Journal while causing disturbance in jail.

William Willard Robinson Marshal Self William Williard Robinson America Dublin Irc Robinson Logansport Asylum South Bend Cassisidy Henry Watter ASA Louisville Courier-Journal

Jones to resign from Goshen School Board

EB L Jones will resign from the Goshen school board on June 1 as he moves with his family to Sturgis Michigan to engage in furniture manufacturing. His term ends two years after next August. The council likely names his successor at the first June meeting along with Dr. W O Vallette’s successor. H A Banta’s term also expires next August.

Goshen EB L. Jones Sturgis Mich Jones W. O. Vallette H. A. Banta

Mortuary Notices from Elkhart Include Kelley and Erb

Matthew Kelley 45 miller died in Elkhart on Wednesday. Survived by wife three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at St Vincent Catholic church with burial at Grace Lawn. Jacob Erb died in Elkhart after apoplexy aged nearly 59. Born in Canada to French parents. One brother Moges survived. Mrs Doty offered him a home after infirmary stay.

Kelley Matthew Kelley Elkhart Miller James Frank Chicago Michael Sacramento J. H. Wells Dubuque E. A. Hawkins St. Vincent's Catholic Church Grace Lawn Cemetery Erb Jacob Erb Canada Moges Erb

Postmasters Association Forming Committee Names

Frank Amoet of Logansport John E Clark of Marion and George L Haymond of Muncie named as committees to form a state association of assistant postmasters.

Frank Amoet Logansport John E. Clark Marion George L. Haymond Muncie

Ed Badger Arrested in Wabash Grocery Robbery

Ed Badger of Wabash, previously prosecuted here on a paternity charge, has been arrested for a local grocery store robbery in his hometown.

Ed Badger Wabash

Jury Continued In Bikbart Case To May 18

The Goshen superior court jury in Bikbart has again been continued and will report a week from Monday, May 18. The floral special for lone a a appears in the record with uncertain details.

Bikbart

Conflicting Reports on C. E. Frank’s Condition

Reports from Elkhart and South Bend conflict over C. E. Frank’s health after a week at Epworth hospital. Some say improvement and possible return home, others cite unconsciousness or paralysis and a prognosis ranging from a year to imminent death.

C. E. Frank Cc. & Frank Elkhart Epworth Hospital South Bend Mr. Frank

Case Refiled in Elkhart Suit for 5000 Damages

Renewed efforts of Mrs. Donald Graham to collect 5000 damages from her inlaws Herbert A. and Mrs. Graham of Elkhart for alleged alienation of affections. Plaintiff, not of age, is represented by her father as next friend in the refiled suit in superior court amid local society commotion.

Donald Graham Herbert A. Graham Elkhart Graham

Shoemaker Not Missing. Creditors to Meet in Indiana

It now develops that Charles C. Shoemaker, the defunct auto manufacturer, whose Elkhart operation is in the hands of a receiver, is not missing. He is said to be at Freeport, Illinois, since trouble began, with Indiana creditors soon to hold a meeting. A small fire also damaged Leas Broa’s job printing establishment behind H F Kidder’s residence, burning about 25 dollars worth of paper.

Shoemaker Charles C. Shoemaker Elkhartte Freeport Ill Indiana Leas Broa H. F. Kidder

Imperial Orchestra Engaged for County Commencement

The Imperial orchestra has been engaged to play at the county commencement exercises to be held in the Jefferson theatre in June.

Imperial Jefferson Theatre

Tailored Menswear Sale for Saturday Only

One day offer on satin hand finished blue serge suits for men priced at 12.98, marked down from 205 dollars. Limited to Saturday only at Honorable Store.

Elderly Civil War Vet Simon Delcamp Found Dead Fishing

Simon Delcamp aged 66, a Civil War veteran and Millersburg resident, was found dead along the Elkhart river bank with a fish pole and catfish string. He likely died of heart trouble after an afternoon of fishing yesterday. coroner notified, inquest planned. Delcamp was a member of the 74th Indiana Volunteers and a familiar figure in Millersburg and Clinton Township.

Simon Delcamp C. A. Silver Woods Millersburg George Method Delcamp Elkhart Dewey John Harter 74Th Indiana Volunteers Clinton Township Goshen

Anti Miller Forces Rally in Elkhart for Congress Nomination

The Elkhart Truth reports opponents of Charles W. Miller are preparing to present a candidate against him for the Republican congressional nomination. John L. Moorman was in Elkhart yesterday amid secrecy as politicians opposing Miller and Wilson Roose, the county chairman, are linked to the plan.

Elkhart Charles W. Miller Miller John L. Moorman Mr. Miller Wilson Roose

Foxy Grandpa matinee at Jefferson theater for women and children

A special Goshen matinee at Jefferson theatre tomorrow at 2 30 features Foxy Grandpa with Hall's wonderful performing dogs and Kel ley Co motion pictures. It is the first local showing at 10 and 20 cents and includes a full dog act program for kids and the week's funniest film, offering a holiday for children.

Jefferson Theatre Goshen Hall Kelley Co

Farm Home Burned Near Wakarnsa in Noon Fire

Country home of David Stickle five miles north and a half mile east of Wakarnsa burned to the ground at noon last Monday. Chimney caused fire. second floor lost. Insurance was $800 on the house, $300 on contents, and $50 on the summer kitchen. He will rebuild. Also notices fruit growers report frost damage minimal to fruit lines despite recent frosts.

David Stickle Wakarnsa

Twelfth Hotel Victim Dies After Jump From Fire

Emerson Medera Matthews Jr. of Columbus died at St Joseph's hospital after leaping from the fifth floor of the Aveline hotel during a Sunday fire. He was trapped between flames and the fire escape, calling for help as bystanders and firefighters watched in distress.

FT. Wayne St. Joseph’s Hospital Emerson Medera Matthews Kimball & Matthews of Columbus,c Aveline Calhoun Street

Rauch Nominated by Acclamation at Logansport Meet

George Rauch, Eleventh district congressman, was nominated by acclamation at the Democratic convention in Logansport with no opposition. Governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall attended and delivered remarks at the event with a festive, cordial tone.

Logansport George Rauch Thomas R. Marshall

Shooting Affray In Ligonier Between Clawson and Keasy

Miss Lulu Clawson and Nolan Keasy were involved in a shooting affray at Mrs. Fred Keasy’s home. A bullet pierced the door and damaged Keasy’s coat. Clawson faced assault and battery with intent to kill, bound over to circuit court in 200 dollars.

Gonier Ligonier Lulu Clawson Nolan Keasy Miss Clawson Fred Keasy Nolan Justice Hayson

Minar Family Gratitude and Howell Post Meeting Notice

Mr and Mrs L C Minar and Miss Mabel Minar extend thanks to friends and neighbors for support during their sons illness and for floral offerings. Howell Post No 90 G A R members are requested to attend a post meeting Friday evening May 8 1908 with important business W L Bitner Com

L. C. Minar Mabel Minar Howell Post Howell Post No. 90 Bitner

Ditch Case Filed Involving Harrington Petition

The petition of Amos Harrington and others seeks a drain in Elkhart and St Joseph counties filed in circuit court. References to land grabs by Bristol residents in the Panhandle regions of Texas and New Mexico appear alongside brief notes on J M Cathcart and the Lake Shore offices in Cleveland. The text mentions Japalac flooring and local business names like Hawks Hardware Co and Shockmen Son with a stray reference to a W T U meeting and library balance, all in disjointed fashion.

Amos Harrington Elkhart St. Joseph Counties Circuit Court Earl Floyd Fred App Bristol Panhandle Texas New Mexico J. M. Cathcart Lake Shore Cleveland

Winona season features Knights Templar Conclave and choral events

Winona opens a 12 week term at the agricultural institute as the Grand Commandery of Indiana holds its 64th annual conclave starting June 10. The Winona Choral contest June 26 offers over 1300 in prize money across 16 contests with singers from Ohio Indiana and Michigan. Assembly runs July 5 to August 16 with platform speakers J Frank Hanly B B Glenn and B W Hoch, attracting large crowds and high hopes for record attendance.

Coe Winona Ni ‘Ricultural Institut Knights Templar Indiana Winons F. B Moore Boston Winona Ohio Michigan J. Frank Hanly B .B. Glenn North Carolina B. W. Hoch Kansas

Nothing Like it Since 1871 Milford Mall

A historical note reports rising unemployment in Milford and nearby towns. Elkhart shows 176 empty dwellings as residents move seeking work, with Nappanee Syracuse and Goshen also listing more idle men. A hundred idle men are on Elkhart streets, and officials seek a remedy to avert the cause.

Milford Elkhart Nappanee Syracuse Goshen Main Street

Fifty candidates to be initiated at Bank of Page event

Fifty candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of the Bank of Page on Tuesday evening May 12 at Calanthe Lodge at 8 o'clock. All Knights Esquires Pages and visiting Knights expected. Grand Lodge officers and Interstate Lodges will be represented. A Calanthe Smoker follows initiation.

Bank of Page Calanthe Lodge Grand Lodge Calanthe

John L Moorman Visits to Garner Republican Support

John L Moorman of Knox, candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress, was in town conferring with local Republicans of prominence. He expects to gain support in Buikhart county amid Saturday bargain items including bread, peaches, soap, coffee, and dressed chickens.

Lennox C. L. Landgreaver & Son John L. Moorman Knox Buikhart County

Conn on way to California alerts Omaha friends

C G Conn travels by auto toward California and wires South Bend friends that he has reached Omaha. Local notices invite readers to meet at the hall at 7:26 tonight, advertising fresh roasted coffee and tea offerings.

Conn Omaha C. G. Conn California South Bend Scarety

Special Judge Appointed for Lagrange Case Next Week

Judge Dodge names Hon HB A Dausman as special judge to try an important case in Lagrange next week. The notice confirms the assignment and timing for the high profile proceeding.

Unclear fragment details from Goshen station report

The readable text hints at a Goshen station item with unclear death reference and possible misstatements. No definite names, dates, or outcomes are present to confirm facts.

Community Notes Include Visits and Travel

Miss Maude Gladdon guests her sister Mrs Derby plans summer in Goshen College alum George Wittwer visited Isabelle Michigan. Charles Parker Kendallville on a business trip Mrs Walter Brubaker stays with Jon family in Wars Miss Virginia Creese visits relatives dedication of the new church Daniel Sowers of Hicksville attends funeral in Dr Yoder Lemon Kreider at Elkhart county event mentions victims from a local incident.

Lyons Virginia Creeseton Daniel Sowers Hicksville Sowers Dra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neve Ladies’ Aid Society Silver Street Church A. C. Mehl Lillian Shyrer Elkhart Society Hoffman's Hall Mortuary Record Chas Silver’s Woods Elkhart River Judson Peasley Co South Main Street Geo, Milburn A. Y. Cathcart E. M. Matthews New Aveéling Hotel Rauch Japarlac Japa Lac Hawks Hardware Co Shockmen & Son Milford Mall Dangler’s Tea Lion Store A. Plese Him
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