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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1902

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Replogle Divorce Case Prompts Indiana Supreme Court Interest

A Bristol Elkhart court report notes Eliza Replogle sues Frank M. Replogle for divorce alleging desertion cruelty and non support. Five children named. alimony $500 sought. defendant a clerk in Elkhart. couple once lived in Bristol and endured a bridge collapse incident.

Deahl & iDeahl Eliza Replogle Frank M. Replogle Replogles Fred L Wm. J Anna M Carl M Carrie A Bristol St. Joe Elkhart Carl Anna

Multiple Obituaries From Elkhart and Nearby Areas

Mortuary notices report Myrtle Burnett of Elkhart dies after 18 months with tuberculosis. Infant Cecil Jones dies near Elkhart after a short illness. Mrs Gabriel Schultz dies near Wakarusa from bowel inflammation linked to intussusception. burial at Yellow Creek. Mary Ann Boyer of Wakarusa dies suddenly at 83. husband predeceased. survived by siblings. Harriett Loomis, 68, dies after six years illness. survives three children and two spouses. Funeral plans pending. Rev W G Parker leaves for conference.

Hiram Locker Della Locker Esther ‘Gilnet Loomis Harriett Loomis East Lingoin Avenue C. Allen Steonard Allen Chicago Lulu Vanantwerp Dowagiac Mich Geo. Allen Thom Henry Loomis

Dolan Sues for 50000 in LaPorte Injury Case

Frank E. Osborn, attorney for Charles Dolan of Elkhart, filed a 50000 damage suit against the S. M. & M. Co. The case is claimed to be the largest personal injury suit in LaPorte county history. Dolan lost a leg in the incident and spent nine months in the hospital.

LaPorte Frank E. Osborn Charles Dolan Elkhart S. 8. & M. 8. Company LaPorte County Dolan

Will of late English spinster TimMis filed for probate

Estate of about 60000 dollars left in trust to two nephews Chas E Stephens of Denison Texas and Lewis F Stephens of the west. The will dated June 22 1901 named five equal shares with one fifth to Harriet Timmis descendants and additional trusts for Thomas Timmis and others. Codicil bequeaths LaGrange acre and 1000 for house. Witnesses were F W Knowles Edward W Keightley. Miss Timmis dies in Elkhart last August. burial in Keele Staffordshire England.

Maria Timmis Elkhart F. W. Knowles Edward W. Keightley Kirkhart Chicago London Eng la Grange Chas. E. Stephens Denison Tex Lewis F. Stephens West Keele Staffordshire England Harriet Timmis Louisa Stephens Thomas Timmis Francis E. Roberts Wm. Timmis Thos, Timmis John Timmons Risa Mc

Girl Bitten by Greyhound During Playtime

Lola Smith 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Len Smith of North Fifth street was bitten on the arm when a large greyhound puppy attacked children at the Fifth and Clinton streets intersection. The injury was not serious. The dog owner, W Beatty of Milford, was located after a second bite on a North Side child.

Lola Len Smith North Fifth Street Fifth Clinton Streets Miss Smith Marschal Vesey F. E. Roher Marechal Vesey W. Beatty Milford

Pass Through Goshen On Trip To Cleveland

A party of motorists in two Winton touring cars traveled via Goshen today en route from Chicago to Cleveland. The group includes Mr and Mrs J F Palmer, Mr and Mrs Charlee Howard Tucker, Miss Alice Tucker, Mrs A H Breuine bach of Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Leortnide Keating of New York City. They expect three days for the journey and found northern Indiana roads very heavy.

Automobilista Goshen Chicago Cleveland J. F. Palmer Charlee Howard Tucker Alice Tucker A. H. Breuinebach Leortnide Keating New York City Indiana

Local horse business veteran to start car load sales

Lew W. Ogie, longtime associate of Sears Gardner in the horse trade, plans to buy and sell horses in car load lots. He will be backed by non resident capitalists and intends to lease a prominent property and begin operations in a few days.

Lew W. Ogie Sears Gardner

Hand Poisoned Injury Near City

K Letherman living west of the city suffered a sore hand after pinching a email pimple. The wound became inflamed and threatened blood poisoning. Dr. B B Whitmer treated the injured member and reports it on a fair way to recovery.

K. Letherman B. B. Whitmer

Stray horses found on IXL Co and Kohler lots

A pair of well matched horses were found on the IXL Company grounds this morning and on Chas Kohler’s lot across the street. They appear a team and were taken up to be kept until owners claim them.

IXL Co Chas Kohler

Grip Recovered After Theft at Chicago Depot

James O. Smith recovered a stolen grip and some contents from a Chicago depot. The valise was sent to Valparaiso yesterday by the Chicago chief of police. Move Plant to Valparaiso.

James O. Smith Northwestern Chicago

Young Goshen Democrat Charles A. Aitken for County Auditor

The Elkhart County Democrats nominate Charles A. Aitken of Goshen for county auditor on November 4. Aitken, born in Bristol in 1875, has long served as a deputy and clerk in the auditor office and with the Thomas Albright company. He is praised for his business training and public spirit and is urged for a large majority to lead the four year term.

Elkhart County Charles A Aitken Goshen Bristol F. M. Aitken Aitken Chicago Copeland & Harvey George Milburn Washington Township Democrats Thomas Albright Company Audihor Republican Party

Peanut stand operator injured in horse accident

Sharon Hall operating a peanut stand near Lacy livery barn was knocked down and seriously hurt by a team driven by a young man named Bowers from the North Side. He was carried home in a carriage after being found semi conscious. Dr. Kreider attended. Hall remains delirious and not expected to recover soon.

Sharon Hall Lacy Livery Barn Bowers North Second Street W. B. Kreider Hall

Swanks Leave Goshen For Fort Wayne Venture

Mr and Mrs A B Swank have moved to Fort Wayne to start a coal and wood business this winter They plan to return in about 80 days to settle affairs Here they have been in business for years and many friends regret the move They still consider Goshen home and plan to return someday

Mrs. A Swank Ft. Wayne Mr. Swank Goshen

Moves To Three Oaks For Family Change

Mrs. F. R. Holdred and daughter Geraldine move to Three Oaks where they will reside. Mr. Holdred has worked there for some time at Featherbone Co. Friends here wish them success in their new home.

Three Oaks F. R. Holdred Geraldine Holdred Featherbone Co

Merchants Form Protective Association At Elkhart

Prominent retailers from Indiana and Michigan established a merchants protective association in Elkhart to unite buying power and reduce middlemen profits through collective purchasing.

Indiana Michigan Merchants’ Protective Association Elkhart

Mishawaka Woolen Mills to Add Six Stories

The Mishawaka Woolen Mills plant will add a six story extension and increase local employment from 1,500 to 2,500 workers. The town of Mishawaka is described as a live manufacturing center. Ed C. Graham and John F. Francis of the Syracuse Register dissolve their partnership, with Mr. Graham continuing the publication.

Mishawaka Ed C. Graham John F. Fancis Syracuse Register Graham

Mishawaka Worker Fatally Falls From Elevator Shaft

Henry Loutens was fatally injured at the Mishawaka Woolen Company factory last night when a quarrel over a group photograph payment led to a strike by a night crew. He was struck and fell down a five story shaft in the building.

Henry Loutens Mishawaka Mishawaka ‘Woolen Company Loutens

Barn Fire Wrecks Jacob Marker Farm Near Cloudville

A large bank barn one mile west of Cloudville burned on Wednesday consuming twenty tons of hay five hundred bushels of corn four hundred bushels of oats wagon and machinery. Loss estimated around three thousand dollars with eight hundred dollars of insurance on the barn and some on the contents. Authorities suspect a child who had set a straw stack nearby may have started the fire.

Jacob Marker Cloudville

Local youths runaway to reach St Louis by train

Glen Masten aged 12 and Porter Bixler aged 16 from Elkhart ran away to St Louis. They bought two child tickets from A. L. Gotwalt and departed on train No 16 Thursday morning. They were intercepted at Decatur.

Glen Masten Porter Bixler Elkhart St. Louis Missouri A. L. Gotwalt Decatur

Gray Reappointed as District Deputy for Elks in Indiana

Gray, editor of the Frankfort Crescent, is reappointed district deputy for the Elks in Indiana's northern jurisdiction. Goshen lodge members expect unanimous approval. Elkhart Democrats form a new club with Frank Marchesseau as president, J P Sanders as treasurer, and C E Compton as secretary. Prof. Hering and H B Schilling attended as out of town candidates.

Elkhart Democrats Frank Marchesseau J. P. Sanders C. E. Compton Prof. Hering H. 8. Schilling

Elkhart County W C T U Convention at Middlebury

The Elkhart County W C T U schedules its annual convention in Middlebury on September 25 and 26. A ram is planned and a gold medal contest will be held in the evening.

Middlebury Elkhart County

Where Was Brick as Walkerton Meeting Fell Through

The Walkerton Republican meeting yesterday collapsed when Congressman Brick failed to appear despite a large crowd awaiting him in cold rain. No substitute spoke, leaving the audience indignant and the event canceled. Later Democratic nominee Prof. F. E. Hering addressed Walkerton and denied Republican campaign claims of falsehoods and personal abuse.

Walkerton Brick F. E. Hering Echo Hering

Power House Construction Aimed For Oct First Start

Lagrange plans for the Goshen Angola electric line move forward as eight acres in McCoy addition transfered from John McCoy and heirs to Jacob Brown for 1000 dollars. Borings this week guide foundation needs for engine and chimney while A H Flint promises work on the powerhouse begins Oct 1 and will push dirt quickly to recover delays in Norfolk Virginia.

Goshen-Angola Lagrange Standard McCoy Addition Lagrange John McCoy Matthew McCoy Jacob 8. Brown A. H. Flint

Grass Lake Land Sold to Norton in Grass Lake Township

A deed filed in LaGrange County records transfers 117 acres in Springfield township known as Grasslake from Martin Matthews of Chicago to Grove E Norton of Chicago. Norton previously held the land via his uncle Matthews and the deed returns it to Norton at an assessed value of about 120 per acre. Grass lake marl deposits could support a cement plant. Norton plans a plant but success is unclear. Also noted is the Northern Indiana Dental Association meeting in South Bend at Columbia Hall on September 24-25 with about 100 attendees and a banquet at the Oliver. Dr. F G Conklin of South Bend is association president.

Lagrange County Springfield Township Martin Matthews Chicago Grove E. Norton Grasslake Mr. Norton Grass Lake Norton Northern Indiana Dental Association South Bend Columbia Hall Oliver F. G. Conklin

Missing Ches-terton boy Emil Sundeen reported at Rock Island

Emil Sundeen a 17 year old Ches ter ton boy was taken to Augustana college in Rock Island Illinois. After arriving he vanished leading police to search with no results. The note mentions a separate town news item about Utica women cleaning up their town and sidewalk rebuilding efforts.

Emil Sundeen Chesterton Augustana College Rock Island Ill

Collinwood Shops to Start Spring Work at Lake Shore Elkhart

The report from Cleveland headquarters says Elkhart will not be affected by the new Collinwood shops near Buffalo. Next summer a round house 875 feet in diameter will replace the two current ones, with a new cinder pit and numerous small buildings added. Aerial office building and secret plans for future improvements are noted as well.

Lake Shore Elkhart Cleveland General Collinwood Buffalo

Smallpox Threat Spurs Mishawaka Vaccination Order

Mishawaka faces 15 smallpox cases and a city order requires vaccination of all Dodge factory workers within five days and vaccination for all school children to curb the outbreak. Health Officer Dresch, formerly of Goshen, issued the edict.

Mishawaka Dresch Goshen Dodge

Local notices from Indiana reflect accidents and deaths

Elevator construction begins at Sheldon for F Davidson. Peru child fatally injured after falling from a second story window. William Hunt of Rockcreek, Huntington county, dies aged 79 from paralysis. Valparaiso farm hand Daniel Michaels dies from hayfork strike to the abdomen. Mrs Blanchard widow of Elder Blanchard dies at 80 in Wolcottville. Huntington man Fred Bowman injures jaw during a prodigious yawn. Mrs Sarah Pierce seeks divorce from William Pierce for cruelty and drunkenness. Will Freeman urges legislature to fund white ash planting across northern Indiana. Six year old Jethro Potter severely scalped after being thrown from a mudboat by horses.

Joseph Andres Peru William F. Hunt Rockcreek Township Huntington County Daniel Michaels Valparaiso Blanchard Wolcottville Henry Potter Jethro Potter Bluffton

A Case Of Bluffing in South Bend Times

A South Bend Times item ridicules claims that Congressman Brick will win re election by a larger margin. It says no Republican believes such a result in any county of the district and notes Hoover of Elkhart is named on the Democratic ticket to fill Carpers vacancy.

South Bend Times Brick Hoover Middlebury Samuel Hoover Elkhart Jerk Carper Mr. Hoover Middlebury Township

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Elkhart Construction Co. Incorporated Supreme Court Supreme Courts of Nevada Kaneas Indiana Supreme Court Kansas Chas. O. Drudge Grace V. King Henry Edward Kobler Kosciusko County Lillie Yoder James Utley Florence Stauffer Peter Frenzer Union Tp Pearl A Stump John Swinehart Clinton Ida Bash Dunlaps Frank Morehouse Edwin D. Foster Circuit Court Elkhart Construction Co Recorder Peddycard Frank Brumbaugh George C. Berkey Ralph W. Emerson Mortuary Record W. G. Parker Timmis New Firm Charles A. Aitken Opa Harned Marlin LaGrange County Dental Association Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette Journal-Gazette Hawks, Electric Co Utica Leon Merrell Favorite Peninsular Round Oak Elkhar F. Davidson Sheldon Fred Bowman Huntington Sarah Pierce William £. Pierce Will Freeman Wabash State Forestry Board George Krutz Columbia City
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