Detroit Mayor Welcomes Wellington on Michigaga Tour to Kalamazoo
In Elkhart a surprise gathering drew 340 people as Hon. John W. Kern of Indianapolis and Detroit Mayor Maybury joined Senator Geo Wellington of Minnesota for a touring schedule. Maybury and Kern addressed locals before joining trains to Kalamazoo and Detroit for further events.
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Elkhart
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Maybury
Detroit
Joe
Geo . Wellington
McKinleyiem
Kalamszoo
Wellington
Chicago
Kers
Goshen
Warsaw
Hotel Hascall
Elknart
Masbury
Kern
Buckien Opera House
J A Bell
Mavsor Moesbarv
M- Nera
Maygtorr
Welligten
Lake Shore
Judge Baker Resumes Duties in Indianapolis and Court Schedule
The Sentinel notes Judge Baker returns to Indianapolis and will resume duties with bankruptcy and patent cases set for trial. No jury cases before after election. Also reported is an incident of a drunken Goshen youth entering a baseball park, prompting potential prosecution. A Tus Economy shop advertises golf capes for women and children.
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Baker
Indianapolis
The
Sentinel
Paker
Tonawandas and Columbia Giants Play a Lively Game
The Tonawandas and Columbia Giants met yesterday afternoon in a dramatic ballgame. The Indians led early but the Giants rallied for a strong performance led by Burt Inks and Foy. Umpire Bun gay drew criticism though many felt calls were fair as 8 to 6 scorelines emerged.
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Tonawandas
Columbia Giants
Ballgama
Giants
Burt Inks
Indians
Foy
Tocawardas
Bungay
Kern and Simons Supporters Tangle in Gubernatorial Bid
Gen John W. Kern, a Democrat for governor, is described as an old college chum of ex City Attorney I. A Son mors of Goshen. They worked together in Aus Arbor. Sim a nous, a Republican, backed Kern during his bid for reporter of the supreme court.
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John W. Kern
Collee
Corporal Tanner Speaks at Elkhart Rally
Corporal Tanner of New York addressed Elkhart citizens at a McKinley club event presided over by Col Jim Dodge. Ex Lieut Gov Hanna appeared briefly but drew little attention as Tanner focused on monetary policy imperialism and anti militarism from a Republican viewpoint.
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Corporal Tanner
New York
Elkhart
McKinley Club
Hanna
Hoffman
Col
Jim Dodge
Indiana
Mr Hanna
Col. Dodge
Henna
Raste
Afternoon Reception Honors Latta Home Society Event
The Latta residence hosted a premier society reception from 2 to 6 today hosted by Mrs W J Latta Mrs Jos H Lesh and Mrs Mary Latta at 113 South Sixth Street. Decor by Trainor and Kettie South Bend featured palms ferns roses carnations and smilax throughout the rooms. Out of town guests included Clem Studebaker Nelson Riley and many others from South Bend Elkhart and Chicago. Tonight Miss Fannie Minnich will wed Exnil Myer of Elkhart in South Seventh Street fellowship.
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W. J. Latta
Jos. H. Lesh
Mary
Latta
South Sixth Street
Trainor
Kettie
South Bend
J. M. Latta
Frank P. Abbott
Llewellyn Warner
A. J. Irwin
J. N. Penrod
H. Whittmar
C. C. Sparklin
W. J. Davis
L. M. Latta
Mabiton A
New York
Muscians
James F. Boyer
Elkhart
Mesdamen Clem Studebaker, Sr
George M. Studebaker
Clem Studebaker, Jr
Nelson J. Riley
C. A. Carlysie
E Louis Kuhns
J. F. Studebaker
Alvert H. Kelly
Aory Johnson
Jasper Garst
J. F. Kizer
Benjamin Birdsell
Clara Backer
Mattie F.sterdickox
Meedames Frank Stevens
J. M. Warner
A. B Adam
J. J. Crandell
Mahlon A. Vinnedge
Miss Adam
Chicago
Meadames
George Vennedge
R. M. Johnson
Walter Brown
Fred Jones
J. Broderick
James R. Beardsley
R R. Beardsley
John Cook
Cyrus D. Roys
Frid Reed
W. H. Knickerbocker
C. H. Winchester
Misa Florence Davenport
Kern to Speak in Goshen at Opera House
Hon. Joan W. Kern of Indianapolis will deliver a major gubernatorial campaign speech in Goshen at the opera house. The public speaker, renowned statewide, will be escorted from Hotel Hascall by local clubs, with the address set for 7 30 p m.
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Joan W. Kern
Indianapolis
Goshen
Opera House
M. Kern
Kern
Hotel Hascall
Bryan and $Evenson Continental Club
Theatrical Firms Face Slump as Season Opens
Rumors say New York producers of small reed theatre companies endure a weak season start with attendance down since mid August. Managers in town last week sought funds to move shows between towns amid hot weather blamed for the slump. Deputy Fish Commissioner Oscar Welty of Kokomo resigns after two years of service amid disputes with farmers he prosecuted for seining and dynamiting. In Toledo, Frank and Mrs Ferrall from Elkhart are dismissed on blackmail charges by Judge Machenbeaper.
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New York
Oscar Welty
Kokomo
Welty
Toledo
Frank Ferrall
W. H
Bridenbaugh
Machenbeaper
Elkhart
Goshen Electric Railway Plans Stir Local Interest
Kern may win the governorship in November. Simmers met Kern at the Hotel Hascall to renew acquaintance. An electric railway rumored to connect Angola and Goshen is planned with most right of way secured. A Chicago capitalist in New York plans to visit Goshen men influential on the matter. The line would run via Emma Station La Grange and Lima.
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Monseca
Kern
Angola
Goshen
Chicago
New York City
Enma Sation
la Grange
Lima
Thigh bone found near Deerlick Creek linked to Chicora crew
A well preserved right femur from a large man was found on the beach near Deerlick Creek by South Haven. Surgeons examining the bone concluded it matches the Chicora crew member whose steamer wrecked off St. Joseph five years ago.
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Michigan City
St. Joseph
Deerlick Creek
South Haven
Prohibition Candidate Tours Illinois by Special Train
A prohibition special train left Chiesgg for a ten day tour through Illinois and other states to allow John Woolley the prohibition candidate to address voters. He will be joined by party leaders and the trip aims to expose alleged fraud in Ekbart census counting and to show enforcement of census laws. An Ekbart enumerator who recorded a man and his family on May 29 is to be prosecuted.
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Frank E. Serring
Notre Dame
Lodiana
Bryan
Sevenson
Herring
Catholic Institute
Mishawaka
John W. Kero
Cirris Union
Medera Woodmen Hall
Attercance
Unu
Clerks’ Union
Ray Miller
Claude Rogers
Ira Jackson
Arthurstu
Zran
Perry Hulsick
Succlave
Olie Mack
Jas. D. F. Cor
Murray & Mack
Finnegan
Finegan
Tlie Mack
Flynn
Chinatown
Fisno
Fim
Ches, Brown
Middlebury
Chiesgg
Illinois
John Woolley
E’kbart
Ekbart
Ekhbart
Shively Reports Bright Eastward Campaign Outlook
Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend returns from a Connecticut campaign tour and says the Democratic outlook in the east, especially New York, is extremely bright.
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B. F. Shively
South Bend
Connecticut
East
New York
Casting mishap injures worker at Elkbert foundry
At the Kelly foundry in Elkbert a heavy casting fell on Richard Dugdale's hand during the morning shift causing a painful injury.
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Kelly
Elkbert
Richard Dugdale
Elkhart Republicans Seek Broader Speaker for Rally
Persuasive appeals fail to draw crowds as Elkhart county Republicans host Corporal Tanner with hopes for a higher profile speaker. Leaders favor Beveridge or Dolliver to attract voters, while Goshen and Bikbart districts show weak support amid campaign fatigue and limited turnout.
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H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
McKinley
GQ. A. R. National
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hanna
New York State
Tanner
Empire State
Elkhart
Elkhart County
Corporal Tanner
Albert J Beveridge
Glasben
John P. Dolliver
Iowa
Goshen
Bikbart
Prohibition Train Stops at Millersburg October First
The prohibition candidates John G. Woolley for president and Henry B. Metcalf for vice president will visit Millersburg, stopping at 1 p m for 15 minutes for Woolley to speak. Speakers Rev J T Mayhorter and Rev Geo T Butler will follow for the day. Prohibition League Committee Chas Srine, president.
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John G. Woolley
Henry B. Metcalf
Millersburg
J. T. Mayhorter
Wawaka
Congress
Geo. T. Butler
Alvion
Prohibition League Committee
Chas. Srine
Private Sale of Stock at Spriggs Speckner Drug Stock
Attorney Oscar Jay invoices the stock on the North Side and arranges a private sale. Fleeced flannel wrappers sell for 98c. sizes range 32 to 46. A rare $125 wrapper is noted as surpassing Goshen’s past offerings. Tre Economy.
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Oscar Jay
Spriggs & Speckner
Goshen
Pink carnation demand rises as McKinley favorite noted
The Indianapolis News reports growing demand for pink carnations after the claim the flower is President McKinley’s favorite. Florists warned blooms are not yet plentiful but should increase in two weeks, with October offering ample supply for all.
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McKinley
Indianapolis News
Belle Archer Seriously Ill in Warren Pa With Nervous Prostration
Belle Archer, the well known actress now starring in Jess of Bart, lies in a serious condition at the Corner House in Warren Pennsylvania from nervous prostration. Paralysis is feared. Mies Archer is a great favorite in Ekhart and is booked for an appearance at the Bucklen this season.
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Belle Archer
Jess
Bart
Warren
Mies Archer
E’khart
Death of Mrs Addams sparks million heir claim
A dispatch to the Chicago American notes a western city report that a telephone girl learned of Mrs. Addams of South Bend dying and that she was an heir to a one million dollar estate though the facts show the sum is one thousand dollars.
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Chicago American
Addams
South Bend
Forty fourth Indiana infantry reunion moved to Ligonier
The Forty fourth Indiana infantry will hold its reunion at Ligonier on Oct 16 and 17 rather than Rochester as previously announced. Local items include a hog attack injuring Edgar Seybold near LaPaz and a typhoid related illness in Manchester. Victor Newberg near Grovertown set a northern Indiana pickle-raiser record with 115 bushels from 1.125 acres, earning $1636.1. A man of unknown identity was killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Warsaw. Reverend William Charles Hengan was ordained a priest in Vincennes. Joseph Rider of South Bend was arrested for the May robbery of Steve Kopernik after a trap captured him.
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Forty Fourth Indiana Infantry
Ligonier
Rochester
Victor Newberg
Grovertown
Starke County
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Winona Lake
William Charles Hengan
South Bend
Notre Dame
St. James Episcopal Church
Vincennes
Joseph Francis
Joseph Rider
Steve Kopernik
Ricer
Letter From Dr Wickham Describes Utah Visit and Impressions
The editor reports Dr W W Wickham's Salt Lake City trip arrived Sept 9. He toured the Mormon tabernacle, found the service unimpressive, praised the Salt Lake choir, observed Utah Lake and its water quality, and noted the Jordan of America and American Dead Sea nicknames. He mentions Ogden peach country, a large pavilion for baths and amusements, friendly locals, and plans to reach Denver and Fort Collins before returning.
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Sue
Wickham
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Utah Lake
Jordan
Yah
Ogden
Will Wicknam
Denver
Fort Collins
Col
Letter List of Advertised Stacked Names at Goshea
Following is the list of advertised letters remaining at Goshea post office dated Sept 18. The ladies include Alwine Sarah Baker Helen A Clemenes Goodive Susie Hare Dolly Hank Hern John W Vrut Neilie Shilling Anole Shire Suuffer Shoup Minnie Barner Cripu Jesse E Cu rasher Will Copeland Ebey Adam Hanks Jake Keil Alexander Mason James W Martin Phillip Snyder Hu Ward DL Wager Joseph Wagner Charley FARMS Kicnaid & Thomas.
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A de Pusiotce
Goshea
Lud
Lew
Alwine
Sarah Baker
Helen A Clemenes
Goodive
Susie Hare
Leo Howard
Dolly Hank
Jacob Hern
John W Vrut
Neilie Shilling
J Wsclaaf
Anole Shire
Dliss Ann Suuffer
Miselmedia Shoup
Minnie
Alarm Over McKinley Support Shifts in Elkhart County
The Elkhart Review warns that a surprising bloc of McKinley supporters may cast ballots for Democrat Dr. C. C. Bower for Congress. It cites rumors of about a thousand McKinley backers switching and suggests Bower may carry Elkhart County.
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South Bend Times
Elkhart Review
McKinley
C. C. Bower
Congress
MacKinley
Big Four to Benton Harbor excursion from Goshen
A low rate excursion to Benton Harbor Michigan is scheduled by the Big Four for Sunday September 23. The special train departs Goshen at 8 25 a m and returns at 7 00 p m with a round trip fare of 75 cents.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Big Four
Goshen
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