Sherwin victim dying as doctors halt operation
Richard J. Sherwin the Goshen liveryman, attacked by Harry Wilson, is in a dying condition. Doctors decided not to operate due to his precarious state. Prosecutor Sims and aides gather evidence as public officials debate a formal inquiry into the Benton township case and Miss Hapner’s death. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. court actions on trespass and a Loomis vs Indiana Railway damages case to go to the jury tonight.
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Bristol
Richard J. Sherwin
Harry Wilson
Ds. Kreider and
Becknell
Sherwin
Goshen
Stan
Benton Township
Sheriff's Office
Thomas Hapner
Miss Hapner
Sims
Hapner
Privae
Euther
Jretica
Della Hapner
Lisvs
Mick Hanne
Lizouier
Esse
Ateriff
Harry M. Loomis
The
Indiana Railway Co
Second Wabash blockade attempt near Wakarusa
A second attempt to wreck a passenger and express train on the Wabash road occurred near Wakarusa Saturday night. Ties were placed on the track as ten days earlier. Authorities believe the same men who robbed Liberty Mills freight house and Pacific express office Friday night are responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Road
Wakarusa
Wabash
Pacific Express
Liberty Mills
Demands the Money for Lumber Sold to Water Works
J E Lower won the water works contract and bought about 150 dollars worth of lumber from C A Davis and Son and 90 dollars of material from C H Bemenderfer. After condemnation for foundation settling Lower transferred the contract to Councilman Swank, who collected all pay except about 100 dollars. Davis says Lower's bondsmen must settle the lumber bill. bondsmen listed as Conrad C Wambaugh Geo M Swack and Chas A Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lower
C A, Davisaand & Son
C. H Bemenderfer
Lover
Swank
Davis
Lower
Conrad C. Wambaugh
Geo. M. Swack
Chas. A Dayis
Deaths of Elkhart residents reveal long history and family ties
Inurert John Siupert aged 86 died at his Elkhart home on Saturday. He was among the oldest residents, having settled in 1831. Huanes Winnie, 22, daughter of Elis Hughes of Middlebury, died at eight Saturday morning after a lingering consumption. She leaves her father and two brothers. funeral held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inurert
John Siupert
Elkhart
Huanes
Winnie
Elis Hughes
Middlebury
Bristol man files bankruptcy petition in local court
Luther G. Gurtin of Bristol filed for bankruptcy with Jeffrey F. P. E. Lambert of South Bend. His liabilities total 289.30 and assets 70. The Clara A. Ward involuntary bankruptcy hearing occurred Saturday before Referee Lambert and an amended schedule of assets was filed noting Chicago real estate not listed previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther G. Gurtin
Bristol
Keffrey
Emma Ricketts Named Supervisor of Goshen Primary Grades
The Board of Education selects Miss Emma Ricketts to supervise Goshen public school primary grades. She has long worked with Goshen schools and is considered highly qualified. She will begin duties when the September term opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Emma Ricketts
Miss Ricketts
Goshen
Fomans Musical Club Program At First M B Church
An excellent program has been prepared for the regular meeting of the W M C Tuesday afternoon at the First M B church by the committee of Mrs Elizabeth Jackson Latta Mrs Kate Boyd Schwin Mrs Susie Ogle Croop and Mrs Marion Spitler Learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Elizabeth Jackson Latta
Kate Boyd Schwin
Susie Ogle Croop
Marion Spitler
Croop and Miller Tie the Knot at Waterford Mille
Yesterday afternoon at 4 at the bride's home in Waterford Mille Daniel P. Croop 63 and Nancy Miller 53 old Waterford residents were married by Rev. Anda of Goshen. They will reside in Waterford. Also noted: Matilda Mullen, longtime Hotel Hascall housekeeper, lies mortally ill in a Toledo hospital with George Alderman visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Mille
Daniel P. Croop
Nancy Miller
Waterford
Anda
Goshen
Goshenite
Toledo
Matilda Mullen
Chapman and Firestone Open New Hurwick Market Tonight
Chapman and Firestone, new owners of the Hurwick meat market on Washington Street, will open the shop to the public tonight. They are experienced in the business and expect success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman & Firestone
Hurwick
Washington Street
Crushed by Tree Injures Man in Harrison Township
Andrew Wogeman was struck and badly injured while felling a tree in Harrison Township this morning. At Springbrook Park yesterday South Bend G defeated War-Fens with a score of two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wogeman
Harrison Township
Woady
Bpringbrook Park
South Bend
Supreme Court Rules Porto Rico Is U.S. Territory
Justice Brown delivers decision in insular cases holding the court has jurisdiction. The Colima and Company Porto Rico sugar case involves duties paid and the ruling is against the government, declaring Porto Rico a United States territory. The decision is described as the court's most important in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insular
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Colima
Porto Rico
United States
Divorce suit filed by wife of ex state treasurer
An Indianapolis woman, wife of a former state treasurer named Schoolz, files for divorce alleging great cruelty and seeks alimony of 50000 dollars. The suit names the husband and outlines the claim for dissolution and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolz
Seven Year Old Boy Nearly Dies in Chair Accident
Esta Love, seven, son of Mr and Mrs L P Love of South Ninth street, fell from a chair this morning and struck his mouth on the chair causing two teeth to be knocked out. Doctors say the child is peculiarly constituted and faces possible death from the injuries.
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Esta
Goshen Wins First Triangular Track Meet in Pence County
Goshen High School captured the first annual triangular track and field meet with 74 points after a Saturday afternoon event at Leah stock farm. Keith led with multiple firsts, while Kelly of Goshen dominated with five firsts and a 21 point haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Elkhart
Goshen
Leah Stock Farm
Cement Company Eyes Major Portland Cement Plant at Milford
A serious injury occurred as a child bled from the mouth before Dr. I. J. Backnell halted the flow. The Indiana Portland Cement Company now controls a 1,000 acre marl field at Milford in Kandusko county and plans a plant capable of producing 600 to 700 barrels daily to dominate Indiana's cement industry. Solai i represents the company in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Milford
Kondusko County
Solai i
Indianapolis
Library board to consider building plans at March corner
Tuesday evening June 4 the public library board will act on plans for a new building at the March corner. About a dozen plans are expected for consideration with a Columbus firm Richard McCarthy and Bulford sending a representative to confer with board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library Board
Richard, McCarthy and Bulford
Columbus
Ohio
Memorial day plans shaped by New Paris residents
New Paris residents met Saturday to arrange Memorial day activities. Rev Stright will speak. Committees were appointed during the gathering. William Parfitt photographed the High School Athletic team at 10:30 this morning and held a proof at 7:30 this evening for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
Stright
William Parfitt
South Bend Second in Meet as Goshen Dominates Athletes Rally
South Bend scored 40 points to place second with Elkhart third at Goshen High. Goshen swept events, winning the pennant and two medals, with R. B. Kelly and Arthur Matthews earning first and second medals. The meet honored Joseph H. Lesh for his donated grounds and featured a morale boosting student assembly.
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Dart
Keith
Goshen
Smith
Elkhart
Bredemus
South Bend
Matthews
Beaver
Kurtz
Eldred
Finney
Matthewa
Gachep
Bitner
Kelly
Drollinger
Staley
Weatherhead
Bickel
R. B. Kelly
Work
Dolph
Ssauth
Kortz
Go Shen Deshi
Wor
Nusbaum
E’khari
E‘khert
Goshen High School Athletic Association
Tut
Frank Yoder
R. D. Keehn
Keehn
Lesh
L. &. Perry
Parfitt
Ekhart
Arthur Matthews
Dedllinger
Matthews Goshen
Yoder
Hoker
Elk
Joseph H. Lesh
D. Keehn
B. A. Randall
D. J. Troyer
Michael
Dugdale
Butler
J. F. Brennan
Athletic Association
Capt. Kelly
B. B. Kelly
Athletis
Baccalaureate Sermon at Goshen High School Graduation
Rev Dr C Cissel delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Goshen High School's 1901 graduates at Fire M E Church. Assisted by several ministers, the service featured organist Miss Croop, choir performances, and a Mandelsohn music piece. The sermon urged noble thoughts, honesty, and the pursuit of virtuous living as graduates begin their adult lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Olseel
M. E. Church
GC. C. Cissel
M. E
Goshen High School
Cissel
N. B. Mather
W. P Pearce
H. L. Vannuys
E.hel Croop
Spee
Ur & Mleteke
Thig
Apostle
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Wilson
Loomis-Indiana Railway Company
Daniel P. Cropp
Waterford Mil
Jacob Hershberger
York
iKurthe Lovejoy
York Township
William C. Brunig
Alice Taylor
Court
S-Il
Court House
Harvey Banta
Hawks Furniture Co
Justice Farrell
Ora Gordon
Sadie Nichols
Miss Nicole
Theodore Rinehart
Mac
Rinehart
Miss Nchols
Gordon Ia
Mary Miles
Nichols
Mr. Banta
Don
Webb
Mr. Banta Ia
Gordon
Miles
Atete
Rufus Hulwick
Minora
Mortuary Record
Foman’s Musical Club
Gove
MENT
Washington, D. C
Pecia
Trenaher
A. Matthews
Supt
J.F. Riemag
South Band
Cara
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Kelly
South Sixth Street
B. Kelly
Rieman
I. J. Backnell
Galden
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