Thomas R Marshall Addresses 1500 Crowd in Indiana
Thomas R Marshall of Columbia City spoke to about 1500 in the Jefferson Theatre this morning, urging a broad, issue focused appeal for the Democratic cause. He criticized the Hanly administration, pledged railroad commission reform, praised women, and warned of future political upheaval if reform is delayed.
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Thomas Jr. Marshall
Jefferson Theatre
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Marshall
Anthony Deah
Middlebury
F. Spohn
Lagrange
Fort Wayne
Allen, Noble
Whitley
Hanly
Railroad Commission
Mr. Marshall
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Indiana
Bryan
Kern
America
Marshall Campaign Nears End In Indiana Tour
Mr Marshall drew 1500 attendees in Goshen with several hundred standing. He arrived at 9 30 from South Bend, escorted by local committees and a marching club. A packed Jefferson theater required police at doors with hundreds outside. He spoke in Columbia City Napanee South Bend and Lagrange as the campaign nears its close.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Wellington
Waterloo
Pennsylvania
Bryan
United States
Indiana
Mr. Taft
Cleveland
Roosevelt
South
North
Eugene V. Debs
Democratic Party
Marshall
Watson
Matthews
Columbia City
J. W. Adair
Mr. Marshall
Goshen
South Bend
D. M. Bechtel
A. Deahl
James A. Arthur
Nappanee
Oliver Opera House
William A. MolInemy
Marahall
Lagrange
Fourteen Year Old Boy Fractures Ankle Playing Football
The fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs J Baker residing at 222 South Seventh Street was badly injured Thursday while playing football his left ankle fractured Funeral directors Geo W Herr manager undertaking department handled the case as listed by the Smith Clark Co Home Outfitters and Funeral Directors.
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J. ©. Baker
South Seventh Street
The
Smith-Clark Co
Geo. W. Herr
Halloween rowdyism warning from police
HALLOWEEN NIGHT seen as risky with large mask sales and many parties. Police pledge prompt prosecution for property destruction, warning that rowdyism will not be tolerated as crowds gather tonight.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
County Clerk Sued Over Removal of Naturalization Books
Proceedings filed in St Joseph circuit court seek an injunction against County Clerk Frank Christolph to stop removing naturalization books from his office and to prevent turning away applicants after 4 PM. The suit also requests the office stay open through the noon hour and that declarations of naturalization occur within the office.
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St. Joseph
Christoph
Samuel Thomas
Frank Christolph
Christolph
Miss Madge Farrell Engaged to Francis Bills in Goshen
Goshen society pages report Miss Madge Farrell of Goshen engaged to Francis Bills of Elkhart. The wedding is set for Sunday November 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Thornton on Hockory Street where the bride has lived for some time.
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Elkhart
Madge Farrell
Goshen
Francis Bills
W. M. Thornton
Hockory Street
Elis
Buescher Band
Beautifying Court Park Begins in Kalamazoo
Landscape gardener Fred Dalley of Kalamazoo started beautifying Court Park this morning. Flower beds are being installed and the project is funded by the city council. Mr and Mrs Ike M Carpenter hosted a family reunion on Thursday for the birthday of Carpenters grandson.
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Court Park
Fred Dalley
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ike M. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Carpentera
Serenaded Goshen band plays for The Democrat parade
Before the Tom Marshall parade, Rogers Goshen band serenaded The Democrat. Herr Roscoe’s musicians performed music that inspired members of all parties and seemed especially effective this morning.
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Tom Marshall
Rogers’ Goshen
Herr Roscoe
Two Shows Planned at the Jefferson Next Week
Two good shows are set for the Jefferson next week with Girls on Monday and Kathryn Osterman on Wednesday both recommended for liberal patronage. Boston Brown Bread at Dangler's is also mentioned as a local highlight.
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Jefferson
Kathryn Osterman
Boston
Miller at Elkhart headline rally for thirteenth district
Charles W. Miller Republican nominee for Congress in the Thirteenth district spoke at Bucklen opera house in Elkhart last night following Senator Beveridge’s visit. A large street demonstration drew about 1500 men and 200 horsemen with five bands. Miller attacked the Elkhart Truth over articles about him and spoke for an hour and a half as crowds filled the opera house and cars ferried supporters from Goshen.
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Charles W. Miller
Congress
Thirteenth
Bucklen Opera House
Mr. Miller
Elkhart
Goshen
RWIN OPERA HOUSE To Reopen With High Class Moving Pictures
John Berschert of Aurora Illinois leases the Irwin opera house and will introduce new moving pictures with song illustrations. A. B. LeVoy will manage the local venue as it opens Tuesday night, offering one hour shows for five cents per seat. Watch Monday papers for a definite announcement.
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John ©. Berschert
Aurora
Lll
Irwin Opera House
Berschert
A. B. LeVoy
Miller Infant Dies. Funeral Planned in West Goshen Church
The three weeks old child of Mr and Mrs John Miller of West Goshen died yesterday afternoon. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the West Goshen church. Lucy Andrews dies in Elkhart at 80 plus. funeral set for Elkhart Baptist church tomorrow at 10 30 AM. Mrs Andrews founded Bikbart chapter of the ladies auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors. Survived by husband Hiram Andrews Sr and four children.
Lake Shore Earnings Show Large Surplus Before Improvements
The Lake Shore earnings and miscellaneous income reported to New York state for the year ending June 30 show a surplus over charges of 10 443 585 or 21 1 percent on the 49 466 400 stock. For the year to June 30 1907 the surplus was 11 235 531 or 22 9 percent on the stock. Dividends of 14 percent totaling 6 925 000 were paid, leaving a surplus above dividends of 3 518 000.
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Lake Shore
New York
Goshen Officer In Trouble Mentioned In Louisville Report
The Louisville Herald reports Goshen Indiana officer O H Greenwood complained of being robbed by two women in Louisville. The story notes Greenwood transported prisoners to Jeffersonville reformatory and returns to Louisville. Billy Krau of Elkhart is described as well known, German speaking, and an expert accountant linked to county treasurer duties.
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Goshen
Louisville, Ky
O. H. Greenwood
Ind
Greenwood
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Billy" Krau
Elkhart
Mission Sermon by Canton Secretary at Firet Engilah Lutheran
Rev. G. C. Smith from Canton Ohio and field secretary of the general council will preach in the morning on Home Missions at Firet Engilah Lutheran. Regular services follow as usual. Fresh oysters, santtan rhehippe: Dangler's.
The House of Bondage onstage at Jefferson
Seymour Obermer's play The House of Bondage opened at the Jefferson with Florence Roberts in the lead. The drama uses English divorce laws, focuses on four principals, and offers serious, thought provoking acting led by Miss Roberts and Arthur Forrest with Thurlow Bergen and a strong supporting cast.
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Seymour Obermer
House of Bondage
The
Jefferson
Florence Roberts
Obermer
Joan Miss Roberts
Mrs. Fiske
Arthur Forrest
Thurlow Bergen
Miss Roberts
Mr. Forrest
Mr. Bergen
Ann Warrington
Mary Bertrand
Kent Bosworth
Harry Gibbs
John Cort
Wabash Pastor Completes 36 Years At Presbyterian Church
Dr. Charles Little marks 36 years as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Wabash. Multiple local items include a missing man found dead in South Bend, a large Uniondale elevator fire, a 15 year old boy missing in Ashtabula Kentucky? and various lawsuits involving Markle church subscriptions and damages claims.
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Charles Little
Presbyterian Church
Wabash
Wm. Clark
South Bend
Uniondale
C. F. Davison
Bluffton
Howard Crayton
Ashtabula
Kendallville
Markle
M. E
Huntington
W. 5
Smith
Effie Smith
Congress
Hugh O. Jones
Hartford City
Baltes Stone, Land and Oil Co
Jones
Ella Fisher
Waterloo
Samuel P. Klotz
U. S
Plaintff
Goshen High at Huntington Football Game Report
Goshen High School football team played at Huntington site facing the Huntington squad. Players listed include Jace Mehl Wiseman Bert Viert with several notes unreadable, indicating a close contest and lineup details from the Huntington field event.
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Huntington
Goshen High School
Huntington’ School
Tean
Dey Jace Mehl
Liay. Wiseman
Bert Viert
Church News Brief on Henry Gibson’s Passing
Henry Gibson, aged 88, from Eiusko County, died today. The notice lists 1906 as a remembered year and notes his role in the local church community.
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Henry Gibson
Multiple Churches Hold Services and Special Readings
The Goshen area reports diverse Sunday services across churches. Pr erechurch offers full services at 10 30 a m and a Sunday school at 10 am with an anthem. Reformed and First M E churches list morning and evening worships with sermons and community events. Trinity Lutheran notes commemorative services and Holy Communion with English and German services. The text also mentions a pastor change in South Bend and partnership updates at firms.
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S' Livan
Sol
Megsla
Harvey Crawford
C. Batré
Simper
Miss Lathrop
Rat T
Nagier
Edgerton
Becker
L. Lelda
Reformed Church
N. B. ‘Mathes
Posite Hotel Hascall
New Theology
Spohr
Trinity Lutheran
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Hallowee
H. R. Whitmer
Haines Egbert
J. A. Beane
8. F. Spohn
J. Lottman
Eau Claire, Mich
Hotel Hascall
Tri Kappa Society
Louise Reane
Hainan
China
P. W. McClintock
W. J. Bavis
McClintock
R. M. Johnson
Rwin Opera House
Mortuary Record
Dangler’s
Rome C. Stechester
Trust & Savings Co
Torsume
Muttman & Stepher
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