Girl Swallows Laudanum in Desperate Attempt
Maude Cline, twenty, residing with Mrs. Arehart on Crescent Street, attempted to end her life by ingesting laudanum. Found in critical condition, she fought to swallow more as Dr. Jackson treated her with a stomach pump. Neighbors and family details are unclear, and concerns about her identity persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Cline
Cora Wolfe-Areuart
Crescent Street
George Englang
Arehart
A.C. Jackson
South Bendana
Arebart Cvothing
Cline
Steveniry
Moe Resents
Elo G
Ateuart
Child Dies in Derrick Accident. Worker Hurt In Fall
Paul Behrodt, 10, was crushed to death when a derrick toppled. A laborer was severely injured. Diphtheria fears cause postponement of city school opening to October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Behrodt
Lice Found in High School Building After Swallow Nests Found
Hundreds of lice believed to be bed bugs were discovered in the high school and primary classrooms. Miss Margaret Jenkinson's students were dismissed as inspectors removed nests behind registers and the room was cleaned, with officials noting swallows had nesting in the summer and left behind the insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behuo
Margaret Jenkinson
Jefferson town elections and Indiana league meeting notes
The piece lists Republican and Democrat nominees for town offices in Jefferson and Midalebury townships and mentions a Democratic advisory board, road supervisors, and a county judge slate. It also records Indiana Municipal League program details and a Lakarette police chief paper, plus a Texas hurricane wind impact and voter views from Chas. H. Reeve of Plymouth on Bryan versus McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Townip
John Newell
Jno
Lee
Istices of the Peace
Samuvel Trrosh
Franch
George Mouer
J.C. Petterheft
Joel Lyne
Caaries Varnes
Thera
Democra
Dire
Loog
Jaison Duty
John Motoegold
Tecarge “Wapwoner
George Aiteon
Jacob Swhnebare
Dunn Lee
Oiver Grosh
Jacob Frame
Fiovar Starke
Midalebury
Wea
E. Greiner
Gideon N. Lobliar
Constabes
Devon Alehouse
Joe Trover
Justices of the Peace
Seth Trover
Lobliar
David Ro Nasbaum
Six Road Saupet Vsts
Indiana U.municipal League
L’chmore
Hoo Chas. H. Reeve
Plymouth
Indianapolis
Greeley
Bryan
McKinney
William G Fleugel Stands Firm as Democrat in County Race
William G Fleugel of Nappanee, the Democratic nominee for county treasurer, says prospects in the county are bright for democracy. Despite reports of his withdrawal from the ticket, he reaffirms his determination to remain on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam G. Fleugel
Nappanee
Feugel
Remszio
Two Conventions Planned by Local Missionary Societies
The Womens Home Missionary society of the Goshen district M E church will hold a convention at Wolvattville September 19. The Womens Foreign Missionary society of the district will hold its convention in the M E church at Kendallville next month. Orville Simmons is familiar with the Texas hurricane locality and knows several Galveston residents who narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Home Missionary Society
Goshen
Wolvattville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E
Kendallville
Orville Simmons
Texas
Galveston
Hearty Safe Relocated and Window Broken at Whitmer Office
The Lesh Young Lumber Co moved a large safe today from the Lesh Stock farm to the office on Lincoln Avenue. Earlier, wind shattered the glass in Dr. B. F. Whitmer's office front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesh « Young Lumber Co
Lesh
Ofice
Lincoln Avenue
Council Accepts Holly Pump Contract After Mayor’s Objections
In a special session the common council agrees to hire Holly Mfg Co of Lockport New York for a 24 000 pumping engine to replace the Deane pumps with delivery by May 1 1901. The contract allows city trial 30 days for testing three months for repairs and nine months for a new unit if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mfg. Co
Lockport
N. Y
Lowry
Brothers
C. K. Heimer
Holly Company
Hawiiton
Water Works and Light Committee
Black
Deane
Kubler
Kronk
Deshi
Messra
Troyer
Butterfield
Kohler
Hamilton
Helwer
Deahl
Campaign opens in Goshen with C W Miller
Posters in blue ink announce C W Miller will open his campaign tomorrow night at the Republican Club rooms in Goshen. The event is billed as his only chance to speak locally for some time while he spends most of his time elsewhere in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miller
Goshen
E A. Dausman
Miller
Watch recovered as souvenir of Sandusky Bay wreck
Postal Clerk J C Beck Jr received his lost watch from the Lake Shore wreck at Sandusky Bay yesterday. The recovered timepiece is now a curiosity and will serve as a souvenir for Mr Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Beck, Jr
Lake Shore
Sandusky Bay
Beck
Bicycle stolen reported revived by police recovery
S C Hubbe l reported to police that his wheel was stolen. The bicycle was found this morning at Rogers Wilsons music store and picked up on Main street several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hubbe
Rogers & Wilson
Main Street
Garver Brothers Guilty in Short Jury Trial
The Garver brothers were found guilty by Justice Young's court after a quick jury deliberation. They were fined 5 and costs totaling 108, later reduced to 75 on appeal, with further explication of related cases and miscellaneous notices including a trespass verdict and potential appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bectield
Cass County
Midh
Carlton Incehart
Sears Gardnner
Giesben
Gardner
C. W. Miller
Bishop Curte
Ricebart
Ana Jriah
Curtie
Rinehart
Justice Young
Garver
Hodges
A.C. Heath
Political touring and party bets in Indiana election scene
W D Bynum to tour Indiana for Republicans in October. The South Bend Times notes bets on Democratic outcomes in Indiana Kentucky New York and Bryan's win. Democratic clubs prepare a convention in Indianapolis with Bryan Stevenson Towne and Cochran likely to attend. Roosevelt rebukes circulating charges as stale falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Bryan
McInerny & Doran
John W. Kern
Ohio
Illinois
Lake Michigan
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Charles A. Towne
Bourke Cochran
Col. Roosevelt
Allegan and Holland
San Juan Hill
Alger
Holland
Gov. Roosevelt
Lennon Infant Dies in Toledo Home Burial Held Today
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lennon of Toledo died this morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dalke in this city. The remains were interred this afternoon.
Local Political Moves Shuffle Constable Slate
Amos C. Heath remains candidate for constable though two years remain in office. Albert Yates and Jerry Trump contest unexpired terms. Heath may swap places with Trump on the Republican ticket. Roosevelt parade draws 1100 in South Bend with 200 horsemen. Brown sells meat fixtures to Hurwick as health forces retirement. wind damages corn and fruit trees north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos C. Heath
Mr. Heath
Albert Yates
Geo. S. Warren
Jerry Trump
Fernaodo Rogers
Trump
Jim Gowing
South Bend
Roosevelt
BH. W. Brown
Perry Hurwick
Hulwick
Smith Building
Washington Street
Mr. Brown
Railway Surgeon Faces Criticism After Yellow Creek Injury
An obituary style report notes railway surgeon A J Irwin was harshly criticized for not remaining with Chauncey Garver who was injured at the Yellow Creek crossing on the Lake Shore Sunday night and brought to the city station. Irwin conducted a full investigation and was bound to notify city officers after the patient reached the station. He says if Garver had not been a Lake Shore employee or passenger he would have arranged hospital care, but medical aid was delayed until morning. The piece calls the situation a disgrace and questions fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Irwin
Chauncey Garver
Yellow Creek
Lake Shore
Irwin
Garver
Insurance payments settle lightning and fire losses
Germania Insurance of New York via Hyde and Brooks pays David Sarbaugh 1850 for damage to his Eighth Street home caused by lightning. American Fire Insurance of New Jersey pays M Charney 9380 for losses on a Wilden Avenue property. Other notes include a new outside closet at the C C C and St L railway station, sanitation concerns, a prison day proclamation, a sprayer wagon axle break, a cucumber exhibit, and a Concord township Democrats meeting set for September 18 at Truth Hall in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Insurance Company
New York City
Hyde & Brooks Today
David Sarbaugh
Eighth Street
American Fire Insurance Company
New Jersey
M. Charney
Wilden Avenue
C. Cc. C. & St. L. Railway Company
Concord Township
Truth Hall
Elkhart
Glass Door Shattered by Wind at Silver Bros Store
A large plate glass pane in the front door of Silver Bros furniture store was broken by the wind this morning. Loss estimated at about 20 dollars. A Galenburg committee of citizens led by I J visited town to investigate telephone conditions in Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galenburg, I J
First Shirt Water Dancing Party on Friday Evening
A dancing party will be held Friday at McNaughton hall hosted by gentlemen of the city in compliment to several young ladies who attend school. The event is expected to be a highlight of the summer social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaughton Hall
Prohibition rally planned in Goshen October first
Barney Uline of Nappanee urges Goshen business leaders to fund a band stand and expenses for a Prohibition rally on October first with National Candidates Wooley and Metcalf and other notable figures expected. Elkhart offers a larger purse but Goshen is favored for its Central location and court park. An estimated 2 000 out of town attendees are expected. Mayor Deahl refers the matter to the Business Men’s Protective Association and the required amount is expected to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Uline
Nappanee
Congress
Deahl
Goshen
Wooley and Metcalf
Stewart
National Committee
Sam Jones
Swallow
Pennsylvania
Elkhart
Court Park
Business Men's I Protective Association
Old Soldier Exhausted and Civic Notes From South Bend
Gen Niles of Goshen and formerly Valparaiso LaPorte Ind fainted Saturday during the Roosevelt demonstration and was cared for by Ralph S Tarbell. He recovered and went to Lake Shore station by carriage. Population of South Bend is 35999 up from 21319 in 1890 an increase of 6499 percent. Local ad notes carload jars peaches and a sale at Summons & Dangler with wholesale prices and 7 o'clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Niles
Goshen
Valparaiso
LaPorte
Ind
Ralph S. Tarbell
South Lafayette Street
Lake Shore Station
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Bat Ibis
Chauncey al Gauver
Flematos
Panton
Ino Ag
Yo. Creed Crossing
Fcarver
Mr. Gardner
Acaes
Llery
Daniel D Ulerp
Chas. J. Users
Sabine Pass
Mr. Clery
Ofer Bie Ieward
Connect Company
Essex
Iosben
Works
Paralyese
Fred Valiance
Luctan Beexp
Mayor Deanson
Progra
Louisiana
Yeager & Marshall's
Conalders
Fleugel Lou Town
Fawilier
Chicago
C G. Wridgway
New Y R
Soecklin
Toledo
Voecklin
Trinity M. E. Church
Aslena Street
Lentz
Garver Brothers
Homer McDonald
Frank Sayen
S. McClellan
James Snort
Elkhert County
St. Joe County
Recoue
Oliver Reaves
Walter S. Gard
Wm. H. Ragan
Barry E. Zimmerman
Rosa Lee Elis
Farrell
Dr. F. M
Brig
Wm. Bishop
W.D. Bynum
Mortuary Record
Hoosevelt
Prison Day
Harrold & Lattimer
E. L. Barlow
Miller & Alford's
Democratic Caucus
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank Leibole
Org Williamson
South Third Street
Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank Crowell
Peter Palmer
John Winters
James Strine
Peter DeBoer
Ephriam Culp
Jacob Snyder
Mazie Jenkinson
North Fifth Street
Rosa Lee Ellis
Mary Eilis
Harry E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Baptist Parsonage
W. P. Pearce
Bride
South Eighth Street
Bere
Conn
Cass
Jasper County
Mr. Gause
The
American Window Glass Company
Muncie
Glass Trust
South
Besu
Cecsusa
S'mmons & Dangler’s
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