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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

5

Horse thief Beemus to serve 1 to 14 years in Michigan City

Elkhart Circuit Court heard Beemus plead guilty in a horse stealing case after two plain clothes Toledo men testified. Beemus, age 70, known as Henry Wilson by some, faced a penitentiary term while denying identity claims and planning to appeal spurred by a prior criminal record. Two more cases followed as jurors eyed the state versus War Method for sheep theft and George J. Smith for liquor violations.

Byron Beemus Byron Palmer Henry Wilson Elkhart Michigan City Beemus Ira H. Church Kendallville Toledo Adrian Mich Atso Elkhart County Daniel Rink The Elkhart County Trust Co Geo. W. Rink William B. Keeley Barah J. Crary Pabst Brewing Cove A. K. Lanning Judge Dodge Supreme Court Perry L. Turner Indiana National Bank the Elkhart. Hydraulic Co Weller Montgomery Dodge Mr. Gowing Howard Burt William H. Roscoe George Roscoe Nobel Bechtel Goshen Alexander Reynakds Benton Mrs Clara Eddy Albert G. Mass Indianapolis Ida R. Campbell

Party at Markley home ends with police inquiry

A group including Abe Markley Riley Brown Roy Noel Miss Wiltfong Miss Lederer and Effie Good visited Markley’s country place near Goshen Monday. After a chicken dinner and late hours they were taken in by officers at 3 am Tuesday. The prosecutor has yet to decide on arrests and Miss Wiltfong is under 16.

Abe Markley Riley Brown Roy Noel Goshen Eliott Berth Miss Whitfong Markley

Federal Judges Deliberate on Standard Oil Rehearings

Chicago judges delayed ruling on the government's petition for a rehearing of the Standard Oil rebate case. Judge Landis fined the company 29 million 240 thousand dollars for accepting rebates on shipments. If the decision goes against the government, prosecutors may seek Supreme Court review. A daughter was born to Irwin Whitehead and wife in East Lincoln Avenue. A daughter was born to Irvin Routsong and wife on Middleville Street. Adv: Munz wear them three seasons and keep shape. Newell Bros and Berryman's showcase offers.

Circuit Chicago Standard Cil Landie Standard Oil Company United States Supreme Court Landis Irwin Whitehead East Lincoln Avenue Irvin Routsong Middlebury Street

Sunday School Convention at First Christian Church Elkhart

The annual Sun day school convention of Elkhart county met at the First Christian church with E W Halpenny delivering a masterful address on Sunday School Organization. Rev J F Bailey led devotional exercises and town ship officers met for discussions on how to help Sunday schools and how to train teachers.

Elkhart County E. W. Halpenny J. F. Bailey St. Mark's M. E. Church D. W. Thomas Elkhart Frank Silver George Powell Charles EB. Kauffman Sunday Eduara Leedy Arvilla Stiver EB. W. Halpenny Halpenny Rev. Bachman A. J. Holdeman Ladies of the Christian Church A. Cc. Mehl C. C. Kindy B. A. Vannuys Walter Bond C. E. Rice Neubauer Whitmer

Mortuary Notices Detail Bash Juday and Rhoades Deaths

Margaret Bash of Goshen aged 60 died at 5 30 PM at her daughter’s home on Plymouth Ave. Survived by two daughters Mrs J P Palmer and Mrs John Winters a sister pair Mrs Mary Van Sickle and Mrs Maria Stauffer and brother Daniel Metsker. Catherine Rhoades 68 of Nappanee died at home from cancer with two sons surviving. Charles Juday aged 34 died at 113 North Seventh St after a ten day illness. Burial plans and services noted for each case with local funeral details.

Hanover Mich G. W. Bench Oak Ridge Cemetery Juday Charles Juday North Seventh Street Benton Township Bert Eewin Butler Rhoades Catherine Rhoades Nappanee

Beyrer in Town Upholding Indiana Children's Home Society

Rev. C. C. Beyrer of South Bend visits the city to support the Indiana Children's Home Society. The organization has helped place many homeless children in homes and asks for local aid when they call upon the community.

Big Reception for Barnhart at Bucklen Opera House

Elkhart hosts a Saturday night reception for H. A. Barnhart with marching clubs and speeches. The event aims to be the standout spectacle of the campaign season at the Bucklen opera house.

Barnhart Elkhart H. A. Barnhart Bucklen Opera House

Samuel Gompers Speech Venue To Be Announced

Announcement states Samuel Gompers will speak in Goshen Friday afternoon with location to be announced tomorrow. Bulky-All members are asked to attend Thursday evening for an important meeting followed by a social session. Also mentions new Princess coats for ladies and college coats for girls now at Newell Bees.

Samuel Gompers Goshen Princess Coate College Coata Newell ‘Bees

Indiana Campaign Fund Drive Hurts State Office Free Time

Indiana Republicans press for money with letters from national figures claiming large expenditures are needed to win. Watson, Hanly, and state officials are urged to contribute, while many aides leave offices to work for the party. The drive fuels Democratic claims of statehouse extravagance.

Indianapoli Hitchcock Republican National Committee Advisory Committee William Nelson Cromwell John H. Hammond Charles P. Taft Cornelius N. Bliss Cromwell C. P. Taft Pierpont Morgan Roosevelt Bill Huffman Republican State Committee Hanly Watson Bingham Hadley State House House Ia

Federal officials join party chorus against Bryan

Speakers appearing daily in the state organ show officials abandon posts for party service. Marsh the Pension Agent travels for speeches and John L Griffiths arrives from Liverpool to join the chorus that finds nothing to do but hammer Bryan indicating Taft and Roosevelt support among insiders.

Hven Marsh John L. Griffiths Liverpool England Hammer Bryan Taft Roosevelt

Annual Diocesan Meeting Set for Goshen

Bishop John Hazen White calls the annual meeting of the diocese of Michigan City and the Women's Auxiliary for November 10 and 11 at St. James Church Goshen. Events include communion breakfast address jubilee service and council meeting with votes on amendments from the last general convention. Bishop White opposes the amendments including suffragan bishop selection.

John Hazen White Michigan City St. James Church Goshen White

First Voters Club Elects Officers in Bryan

At a meeting last night the First Voters Bryan Kern and Marshall club completed organization by electing President Ray Deahl Vice President Byron Bloomgarden Secretary Charles Hulwick Colonels Sec William Roll and Treasurer Jesse Rummell. The club has 60 members and will meet on Tuesday evenings.

Bryan, Kern and Marshall Club Ray Deahl Byron Bloomgarden Charles Hulwick William Roll Jesse Rummell

Apathy Noted In Campaign Visit To Benton Township

Ethan A. Dausman and A S Zook reported strong apathy as they drove to Benton township to inform voters of their duties. They met six men and ten women, with the men deemed true blue, so the meeting was not continued and the speakers returned to Goshen.

Ethan A. Dausman A. S. Zook Benton Township Goshen

City water works well reaches 65 feet depth

Work on the new city well shows progress at 65 feet depth yesterday afternoon. The contract requires 200 feet maximum depth at a rate of 4.50 dollars per foot, with deeper drilling contingent on water flow.

City Water Works

Sick list notes Augustus Heefner improving after strokes

Augustus Heefner, who suffered three paralytic strokes last week, shows slight improvement and was moved to his son Jesse L. Heefner's home last evening. G. Farr, three miles northeast of the city, is reported worse today. Roth Miller underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at his mother Idella Miller's home in West Goshen and is said to be doing favorable today.

Augustus Heefner Jesse L. Heefner G. Farr Roth ‘Miller Idella Miller West Goshen

Erroneous Jury Instructions Reported in Schrump Case

A correction notes an error in last night’s report stating the jury was instructed for the plaintiff in the Mr and Mrs Fred Schrump case. The record should say instructions were given for the defendants.

Fred Schrump

Card of Thanks Following Death of Nancy Grissom

Mr and Mrs Dante express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and support after the death of Mrs Nancy Grissom. Mrs C F Graham of Ligonier dies in Fort Wayne hospital. husband is a prominent Ligonier resident.

Dante Nancy Grissom Ligonier C.F. Graham Fort Wayne

Cubs Beat Tigers 2–0 to Win World Series Title

In Detroit on October, the Chicago Cubs defeated the Detroit Tigers 2 to 0 to capture the World Series championship, securing the title for the team.

Detroit Mich Chicago Tigers

Indiana Prepares Ballots for November General Election

Indiana moves to print and assemble ballots for the upcoming general election two weeks from next Tuesday November 3. Ballot production will take about four days with sealing wrapping beginning October 16 in the state house Indianapolis. Ballot totals for 1908 are projected at 779 384 up from 736 114 two years earlier. Increases in precincts reflect population growth while voting machines reduce counts in some areas. About 1 160 000 ballots will be issued plus 2 000 reserve ballots per county.

Indiana State House Indianapolis

Tomorrow Night Speakers at Bryan Kern and Marshall Club

Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester editor of the Sentinel and Democratic congressional nominee and Harry B. Darling of La Porte editor of the Argus Bulletin will speak to the Bryan Kern and Marshall club rooms tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. An invitation is extended to all.

Henry A. Barnhart Harry B. Darling Bryan, Kern and Marshall Club Rochester the Sentinel Congress la Porte Argus Bulletin

Marriage of Frank Butterfield Noble and Nellie Agnes Tiedemann

Society notes announce the marriage of Frank Butterfield Noble, son of Flora Noble, to Nellie Agnes Tiedemann, daughter of Henry and Nellie Tie demann, set for 8 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home at Fifth and Monroe. Neighbors surprised Mrs. E E Shoup on her birthday with a social gathering and refreshments.

Frank Butterfield Noble Flora Noble Nellie Agnes ‘Tiedemann Henry Tiedemann Fifth and Monroe Streets E. E. Shoup

Levi Yoder Rejects Life Insurance Policy Claim

Levi Yoder father of Michael Yoder instructed a city friend to represent him after rejecting a $1000 life insurance from Modern Woodmen. The notice says he will have a local agent safeguard his interests in the matter.

Levi Yoder Michael Yoder Yoder

Mark Twain’s Double in Goshen for Uncle’s Funeral

Capt Van Etten a longtime lecturer travels from Millersburg to Goshen to attend the funeral of his uncle Hugh Compton. He recently finished a five lecture series at Millersburg Garrett area deputy Fish Commissioner Rigney has been prosecuting violators there. Frank Hadley John Royer Jan Depier and Job Mosier were arrested. The Columbia City council voted for the city to pay for street and alley improvements.

Mark Twain Capt. van Etten Goshen Millersburg New Carliale Hugh Compston Columbia City

Betting Buzz Shapes Local Pace Show At Fair

About 400 people wagered on a harness card featuring horses owned by H Evans Robert N Powers and John Cotherman among others. Best three of five purses framed the event with Jim Brown and Dur ty fair racing season figures drawing strong support.

H. Evans Robert N Trainor Famous Dillard John Cotherman Lucile Powers Jim Brown Brown Durty Fair Evans Ord Weisjohn Ish Cotherman Lard Ciled

Local Notes on Divorces and Crimes Across Indiana

Courtney seeks divorce in Georgia after two months cohabitation. An arson probe follows a train incident in Elkhart involving Dr. Jesale L. Green of Los Al by appeals to the Elkhart family. Mrs J F Miller of LaPorte pursues divorce as he is accused of drinking heavily for 18 years. Chicken thieves terrorize Joseph County as Lorie G Capron dies at 60. Furniture displays in Buck’s store amid ads for local trades and election chatter in Lewia Barthel West district.

James A. Courtney Courtney Wim Elkhart Jesale L. Green Los al Wilfred G. Elkhart Mra J. F. Miller LaPorte Alee Joseph County Lorie G. Capron

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Byron Beemus Eiters General Court House Grist William Method George J. Smith Attorney Church Newell Bros Berryman First Christian Church Mortuary Record Tom Marshall Big Gov Thomas R. Marshall Mr. Marshall Sir. Marshall Bryan Kern Marshall Marion County St. James First Voters Chicago Cubs Chaistau Frey C. B. Stlver Buck's Ed Lewla Barthel West Bancesor M. Bechtel
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