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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1900

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Accidental Run–in at Yellow Creek Tracks Ends in Critical Injury

Chauncey A Garver, 3, son of Abraham Garver of near Dunlaps, was struck by eastbound Lake Shore train No. 2 at the Yellow Creek crossing while riding in a buggy. He survived the initial impact but suffered severe head and shoulder injuries and remained unconscious, with doctors warning death could come at any time.

Chauncey A Garver Abraham Garver Dunlaps Yellow Creek Powser and Rockpel Ec Khart Garver Indiana Electric Railway Company Lisse Amtih Maurice Hierkey Farre Bok Whart Yit Tsar Conca Lake Shore Hey Emory Garver Empoye Strarver A. Garver J. J. Beaknell Tost Lakeshore Hopital Indiana Electric Hailway Company Robert Macafrey Della Jove No. 20 Beck

Bridges at Bristol under fire from county paper

The Bristol Banner disputes county commissioners find that the Brumbaugh bridges are sound. Critics claim abutments are insecure and sidewalk gaps exist, with a pump lease issue also noted among local disputes.

Worms Found Inside Cigar Reveals Pest Issue

Orrin Watts reports finding a small yellow worm inside a cut cigar this morning. The worm leaves a pinhole like damage where it bored into the tobacco product.

Orrin Watts

Local barber moves to State Bank basement location

L. H. Nestarm relocates his tonsoial parlor from Johnson & Son's feed store basement to the bank basement. The room has been repainted papered and neatly furnished.

L. H. Nestarm Johnson & Son State Bank

Railway firms note heavy travel this season

Railway companies report very heavy travel at this time with many travelers returning from mountain and seaside resorts. The surge reflects strong holiday movement as people move between leisure sites and cities.

Spe

Roosevelt Rally Draws Large Crowd in South Bend

Teddy Roosevelt visited South Bend drawing an estimated 12 000 to 15 000 spectators. Goshen attendance was weak and local GOP groups face costs for unused tickets. Roosevelt spoke weakly, voice poor, amid mixed reception as comparisons to Bryan and Stevenson colored local sentiment.

Teddy Roosevelt South Bend Goshen Republican Central Committee McKinley and Roosevelt Rough Rider Club Lake Shore Roosevelt South Band New York William Jennings Bryan South Repuilcan Adlai E. Stevenson Rough Rider Club Gen. Niles Charney Miller Niles Miller

Five Attractions Booked For Season 1900 1901 Return of Mer

Prof J F Rieman has booked five attractions for the 1900 01 lecture season. Montevillo Flowers returns October 17 and the Bostonian Sextette performs November 1 with Mendelssohn Male Quartette December 14. Maude Ballington Booth appears January 9 and Interstate Grand Concert closes February 25. The program promises a superior musical course.

J. F. Rieman Montevillo Flowers Goshen Bostonian Mendelssohn Bostonian Comic Opera Company Boston Symphony Orchestra Maude Ballington Booth Interstate Grand Concert Company

Governor Mount Misses Roose meeting in South Bend

Report from South Bend notes Gov. Mount did not attend the Roosevelt meeting. State Chairmen Hennly oppose travel with Bin. The Indianapolis contingent left at 7:45 a.m. over the Big Four. Reception committee members include Wernly Kealing Kindly and Herdly. Col. Durbin Bigler and others to be picked up en route. Betting on national election outcomes minimal and unsettled.

Mount South Bend Hennly Indianapolis Asion Station Wernly Indianadol Herdly Col. Durbin Bigler

Sturgis Baseball Players Involved in Restaurant Heist

After a Sturgis game, Matzdorf restaurant parlors were opened to players and friends. Items vanished and later returned, with orders to proceed to prosecution. Lloyd Wegner of this city hired as clarinetist for the 3d Regiment, recently organized at South Bend.

Sturgis Matzdorf Wiresu!t Lloyd Wegner 3D Regiment South Bend Mr. Wagner Ce Vetail Sears Goshen

Garver Case In Elkhart Goes To Second Hearing

In Elkhart Indiana Garver trespass case against Wm Garver and others returns for a second hearing before Justice Young. Defense contends potential dismissal on first trial verdict issues while witnesses and a large audience fill the courthouse. Several related civil actions and local court notes are included with broader county filings.

Ors Garver Geo. Rine Washington Township Justice Young Jas. Showalter Deabl Mesers Garver W. J. Davis Sims Hodges Young Garvers

Locomobile Exhibit In Southern Michigan By Eastman

Mr Frank V Eastman of Locomobile Company of America is visiting the city to exhibit and explain the Locomobile to potential buyers in Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana. A half hour ride in the Locomobile was enjoyed last evening, with a photograph published.

Frank V. Eastman Locomobile Company of America Broadway N. Y Michigan Indiana

Locomobile Steam Car Proves Safe and Popular

The Locomobile undergoes extensive tests and proves reliable with 1390 units in operation. Adopted by the American Express company and others, it features copper tanks and a vibration free steam system. It claims explosion resistance, automatic fire control, 169 pounds steam pressure, and speeds up to 10 miles per hour. Price listed at $750.

American Express Company U.S. Post Office Department New York Fire Department

Col Horton to Stage South Bend Horse Show

Col H W Horton of Washington D C has leased the fair grounds at South Bend. He owns Woodbird a highly rated stallion quartered at the Bucher barn. He plans a horse show and races on September 18 19 and 20 with liberal prizes and good purses to attract many entries after the Des Moines races.

South Bend Col H. W. Horton Washington, D. C Woodbird Col. Horton Des Moines

Kern gubernatorial speak canceled by state committee

The state central democratic committee arranged for Hon. John W. Kern to speak here in the afternoon of September 19 and in Elkhart at night, but the date has been canceled and left indefinite for now. Trains from the east on the Lake Shore have been delayed recently with most running behind schedule on the New York Central and Boston and Albany while the Air Line makes up time.

Lake Shore Ingamuch State Central Democratic Committee John W. Kern Elkhart New York Central Boston & Albany Air Line

Plea and Fine Treat Speelman Case in City Court

In City Judge Peters court Mrs. Speelman pleaded guilty and agreed to pay an 8 fine after multiple continuances. Also, Tat Morrison, a young man from near Columbia City, allegedly borrowed 400 dollars from his mother in law Mrs. Leander Slayle and disappeared. police are seeking him.

Speelman Tat Morrison Columbia City Leander Slayle

Republican campaign swings through Warsaw and Indiana

Corporal Tanner opens the Republican drive in Warsaw on September 15 aiming to rally support. Senator George Wellington of Maryland, who left the party, will tour Michigan and Indiana around October 1. Indiana campaigns tighten as Gov. Mount drops out for in state duties. The Democratic state committee mails about 20 000 pieces daily, mostly congressmen speeches, shipped free to county chairs. Charles Crawley of the literary bureau is noted as a very hard worker.

Corporal Tanner Warsaw Taylor George Wellington Maryland Republican Party Michigan Indiana Gov. Mount National Committee Democratic State Committee Charles Crawley

Road Supervisors Ballot Rule Clarified by Attorney General

Attorney General Taylor reports letters from across the state asking if voters may choose all road supervisors in their township or only the one from their district. He states townships must divide into up to four road districts with a supervisor in each. The law requires all nominees printed on the township ballot and voters may cast one vote per district.

Taylor

Ulery Missing After Sabine Pass Hurricane Report

Charles J. Ulery of Goshen, son of Dan D. Ulery, located at Sabine Pass Texas, amid the great hurricane Saturday, relatives hear nothing, town status unclear. Ulery had been employed in a packing house. Amos Schrock and family moved from Sabine Pass to Defiance Ohio.

Chas. J. Ulery Dan’ D. Ulery Goshen Sabine Pass Texas

Portland Doctor Bets Big On Bryan Election

Dr. 8 L Hart of Portland Oregon now in Goshen declares for Bryan and plans to wager at least 1000 dollars on his victory before the campaign ends. Hart, a lifelong Republican, owns eleven Iowa farms and travels the country asserting Bryan will win.

8. L. Hart Portland Oregon Goshen Bryan Dr. Hart Iowa New York City

Taxable Values in Indiana Show Regional Shifts This Year

The report indicates Indiana total taxable values exceed last year by over 200 million dollars. Dearborn, Gibson, Jennings, John, La Grange, Parke, Posey, Shelby and Jackson counties show declines, while other counties report gains. Largest increases occur in De Kalb, Clark, Grant, Putnam and Tipton.

Indiana Dearborn Gibson Jennings John la Grange Parke Posey Shelby Jackson DeKalb Clark Grant Putman Tipton

Bicycle Collision on Main Street Leaves Man Injured

Eugene Rogers collided with an unknown rider on Main Street this afternoon, sustaining a deep facial abrasion and multiple bruises as his bike was wrecked. The other rider and his wheels escaped harm. Mrs. Geo W Carney of Goshen, now of Wabaso, died in that city at 10 last night. Carney was a Goshen harness maker. His wife leaves six children including Mrs. Ed Tweedy of Goshen.

Main Street Eugene Rogers Rogers Geo. W. Carney Goshen Wabaso

Brimmingstoo Case Dismissed In Elkhart Probe

The case against John Brimmingstoo of Elkhart charged with performing an abortion on his wife was dismissed this morning as the prosecutor did not deem further investigation worthwhile. Peters Bros announce more peaches at Simmons & Dingler's each morning this week with a stock guarantee and lowest prices.

Johns Brimmingstoo John Brimmingstool Elkhart Peters Bros Great Peach Kings Simmons & Dingler’s

Special Meeting Tonight on Holly Mfg Contract

The council convenes in special session to review the 6,000,000 gallon pumping engine contract with Holly Mfg Co of Lockport New York. Frank Noble of this city becomes manager for Postal Telegraph at South Bend after leaving Western Union Telegraph here.

Courci Legsa Elkhart Moorehouse Eldridge Cemetery Holly Mfg. Co Lockport, N. Y Frank Noble Postal Telegraph Company South Bend Western _Asion Telegraph company

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