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Goshen Daily Democrat

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Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1902

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Holmes Trouble Deepens as Vanishing Man Sought in Illinois

New details reach Goshen about Harry Holmes once living with a Omaha Kewanee partner now missing since August. Galesburg police suspect he may have returned to Indiana. interlinked reports note prior bigamy and possible foul play in his disappearance. Burial mix ups at Oak Ridge prompt cemetery deeds transfer and scrutiny of Sexton Blough. Hartman faces assault charges over a lantern strike. Hartman trial set for Thursday. Sums sought in suits include $100 and $150, with mortgage foreclosure filed by Elkhart’s Equitable Building and Loan Association.

Harry Holmes Galesburg Ill Goshen Holmes Indiana Omaha Neb Kewanee West Oak Ridge Cemetery Sexton Blough

Goshen High line up to face Warsaw next Saturday

The Goshen high school football team reveals its starting line up for the Warsaw game in Warsaw next Saturday afternoon. Positions listed include center Fred Neumeyer and Roy Himebaugh at fullback. Goshen also plans daily practice at the vacant lot near the Fifth street electric light tower and has received a challenge from the newly organized Wabash city eleven.

Goshen High School Warsaw Fred Neumeyer Guy Kessler Howard Hoover Otto Gripe Charles Weatherhead Edward Kurtz Jesse Donovan Warren Finney Ray Deahl Floyd Deshl Roy Himebaugh Fifth Street Tsouth Wabash

Arnold Dancing Assembly Announces Opening at McNaughton Hall

Arnold Dancing Assembly and Mr and Mrs Harry L Arnold announce the opening of McNaughton Hall in this city with an inaugural assembly next Saturday October 4. Classes begin October 11 with children 4:30 to 6 and regular sessions 7:15 to 9:15. An evening assembly runs 9:15 to 12. They anticipate large classes in Goshen this winter. Diphtheria reported at Rowe School. trustee Grosh disinfects after three of Horace Shupert’s children aged 9 7 and 6 contract the illness. throat trouble appeared last week and the last pupil left Wednesday.

Rowe School Grosh Concord Township Rowe Elkhart Horace Shupert

Wabash Team Organizes for Season Opener

Wabash high school’s football team has been reorganized and will play Fairmount on Saturday. Last season’s champions included Wabash Goshen Kokomo and Lima.

Wabash Wabash High School Fairmount Goshen Kokomo Lima

Contractor John Klopfenstein Ceases Work Due to Weather

Contractor John Klopfenstein and his crew laying concrete walks on South Sixth street were forced to stop work this morning because of bad weather.

John Klopfenstein South Sixth Street

V Fink Falls in Street Accident Outside Hotel

V Fink left an interurban car Sunday and fell violently to the pavement in front of the Hascall hotel. He suffered severe shoulder bruises and a discolored optic.

V. Fink Hascall

Captain and Mrs Chamberlain visit Elkhart with California trip

Captain and Mrs O T Chamberlain stayed in Elkhart Saturday during a California visit. The captain attends this week’s reunion of the 74th at Cromwell. Mrs Cannon underwent a successful operation at Clark hospital in Elkhart. Mrs T Reguia of Ligonier operated on yesterday at the institution. Goshen Man Arrested. A Goshen man detained for drunkenness by Elkhart police. $27 cash and a $756 draft found on him. he paid and was released. Rowe School to close due to diphtheria scare. three Schupert home cases near the building. Henry Brown to Sheldon Iowa to buy horses for Goshen sale. Misses Elsie Wood Ruby Hatch Edith Kinnison leave for Lake Forest seminary.

O.T. Chamberlain Elkhart California Cromwell Cannon Clark Hospital T. Reguia Ligonier Country School Grosh Rowe Schupert Henry Brown Sheldon Iowa Mr. Brown Goshen

Goshen Young Republicans to Organize Marching Club

The Goshen Young Republicans meet at their Masonic block headquarters Thursday evening to organize a marching club. Opening recital by St Cecelia society of Elkhart last evening drew several Goshen attendees. P A White of Goshen left for Ligonier to stay several weeks.

Goshen Masonic Block St. Cecelia Society of Elkhart

Mortuary Notices From Elkhart County

Wocoman Samuel Wogoman died at his home in Elkhart at 7:30 last evening after a lingering illness. He was 51 years old and leaves three daughters, a son, and a brother Noah Wogoman. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the German Baptist church. services by Elders Hoke and Berkey. Bowster L Bowser, 51, died of consumption in Elkhart. survived by wife and five children. Andrew Moyer, 59, died of typhoid fever in Elkhart. funeral at Shaum church Wednesday morning.

Wocoman Samuel Wogoman North Main Street Goehen Elkhart County Noah Wogoman South Tenth Street Martin Arnold Clinton Hahn Beatrice Wogoman Perry Wogoman German Baptist Church Hoke Berkey Bowster L. L. Bowser Elkhart Kosciusko County Moyver Andrew Moyer Shaum Church

Boat capsized on Elkhart River near Hawks Mills

Late yesterday afternoon Frank Scalf and a well known young lady were boating west of Hawks Mills when their craft capsized in the Elkhart River. Both were precipitated into the water.

Frank Scalf Elkhart River Hawks Mills

Reunion of the Twelfth Anderson Sends Regrets

About 60 to 75 veterans of Co. D, 12th Indiana Cavalry, attend a Goshen reunion at the G A R hall on North Main Street with Senator Ethan Allen Dausman delivering the welcome address. Col. Edward Anderson declines due to ill health. the 12th Indiana banded in Kendallville in 1863.

Co. D. 12Th Indiana Cavalry Goshen G. A. R. Hall Ulery Block North Main Street Edward Anderson

Change In Cars For Indiana Interurban Traffic

The Indiana Railway Company plans to phase out present interurban cars on the South Bend Mishawaka line and replace them with higher capacity units. The new cars will include features like closets smoking compartments and air brakes, improvements praised by travelers and regular riders, though not yet provided on current stock.

Indiana Railway Company South Bend Mishawaka Indiana Company

Democratic Chairman Sees Hope for Party in Statewide Vote

W. H. O'Brien, chair of the Democratic State committee, says Democrats statewide feel hopeful about success amid an electorate near 700,000 voters. He notes new voters can shift outcomes and cites urban discontent over living costs, pointing to city elections as a possible bellwether for the fall. He expects little overall change in vote patterns and calls the situation favorable for Democrats.

W. H. O’brien Democratic State Committee

Young Man Rescued After River Incident

A young man struggled in the water and reached shore after nearly ten minutes in the river. His companion, Mr. Scalf, was injured by a yoke or oar during the ordeal but later reached land with assistance while bystanders looked on.

Scalf Terra Firma

Hyde & Brooks Dissolved but Len Brooks Continues Wood Business

The Hyde & Brooks firm is dissolved. Len Brooks operates at the old offices, 111 East Lincoln Ave, and at the wood yard. Phone numbers remain Bell 67 Home 277. Dry millwood and country wood are always in stock and delivered promptly.

Millwood Country Wood Hyde & Brooks Len Brooks East Lincoln Ave Wood Yard Bell

Heavy Rain Welcomed by Farmers After Warm Spell

Heavy rain today was welcomed by the majority after a warm spell. Farmers face hindrance in cutting corn, though most crop had already been shocked.

Noise of early morning blasting rattles Goshen district

A muffled roar from stump blasting south of Goshen early today drew comment in the business district with several residents suggesting the noise originated from the residential area.

Goshen

Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Homeopathic Meeting

The twenty third semi annual gathering of the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Homeopathic Medical Association is set for Tuesday October 7 in the Elkhart City Hall Council Chambers. Democratic headquarters will open Wednesday evening with a brief address by Anthony Deahl as the club outlines its objects and other business.

Homeopathic Medical Association Northern Indiana Southern Michigan Homeopathic Medical Association Elkhart Anthony Deahl

Missionary Tea Hosted by First Reformed Women

The Womans Missionary Society will hold a missionary tea this evening at Mrs. George Mutschler's home on North Main Street. All are invited. Prospects are encouraging. Reports say oil exploration near Wakargosa uncovered Niagara slime rock, suggesting possible oil or gas beneath.

Womans’ Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church George Mutschler North Main Street Wakargsa

Elkhart County phical union fines member

The Elkhart County phical union met last night and decided to impose a fine on any member known to purchase non janton eigar.

Elkhart County Phical Union Nonjanton Eigar

Local War Veterans Set Reunion at Angola

Noted for gallantry and thinning ranks as the war ended, only a few remain. Last year’s reunion at Angola drew about 60 attendees. Local members include Garrett Bloomingdale, David Replogle, Jacob Myers, Thomas Twiford, Benton Lockard, Isaac Carpenter, John Trainor, and J. B. Cobb. Senator E. A. Dausman will deliver the welcome address Wednesday forenoon. J. W. Morrice will sing solos. The program committee will finalize arrangements tonight.

Angola Garrett Bloomingdale David Replogle Jacob Myers Thomas Twiford Benton Lockard Isaac Carpenter John Trainor J. B. Cobb E. A. Dausman J. W. Morrice

Treesh and Cullers Unite In Syracuse Marriage

Irving Treesh of Goshen and Miss Mayme Cullers of Syracuse were married Sunday at the bride’s parents’ home. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s parents’ home. The couple will reside at the Washington and Third streets corner after October 20. Attending locals included C. L. Cleveland Charles Gibbon William Lewis and Milton Stiver and family.

Irving Treesh Goshen Mayme Cullers Syracuse Mr. Treesh Sam Lewis

United Brethren Conference Adopts Local Assignments

The U B Conference at Peru adjourned with Rev R P Burton reappointed elder and remaining in Elkhart. Revs R J Parrett to Castle church, L A Stangle to Adamaville circus, Ray Upson to Plymouth, J W Eby to Solomon's Creek in Benton township. G E Lake sent to Bilver Lake.

U. B United Brethers Peru R. P. Burton Elkhart R. J. Parrett Castle Church L. A. Stangle Adamaville Circus Ray Upson Plymouth J. W. Eby Solomon’s Creek Church Benton Township G. E. Lake Bilver Lake

Mystery in Boy’s Absence Sparks Cross-City Probe

Ernest Conway of Battle Creek vanished after leaving home Aug 24 for South Haven then visited a sister in Elgin Illinois. Police in three cities are investigating the puzzling disappearance verifying routes and possible leads.

Ernest Conway Battle Creek Conway South Haven Elgin Ill

Big Excurson Helps Railline Revenue Rise

The B and O excursion to Chicago on Saturday drew strong patronage with 180 tickets sold at Syracuse. Crowds also boarded from Milford and Nappanee while President Roosevelt arrived in Indianapolis at 11 30 am to attend the third national encampment of the Spanish American War.

Chicago Syracuse Milford Nappanee Indianapolis Roosevelt

Effort to Restore Four Year Terms for Town and City Officials

An effort seeks to amend the law so town and city officials are elected for four years instead of two. The measure would involve all municipalities affected by the recent law, arguing two year terms are too frequent and officials often gain renomination after two years.

Gathering at Hindes Home North Side

Albert Hindes entertained a company of friends at his home on the North Side. Those present included Misses Maggie Kauffman Wilma Bloss May Collins Idah Kauffman Helen Collins Nellie Leavy Nellie Bloess Louise Shellenberger Ruth Stiffler Grace Bloss and Masters Merle le Casey Lee Martin Russell Mye Albert Hindes Mil burn Hill James Leavy Truman Kauffman and Frank Lower.

Albert Hindes Maggie Kauffman Wilma Bloss May Collins Idah Kauffman Helen Collins Nellie Leavy Nellie Bloess Louise Shellenberger Ruth Stiffler Grace Bloss Masters Merle le Casey Lee Martin Russell Mye Milburn Hill James Leavy Truman Kauffman Frank Lower

Postponed game between Columbia City and G. H. 8 team

The baseball game at Tonawanda grounds this afternoon between Columbia City and the G. H. 8. team is indefinitely postponed due to weather. Columbia City arrived in Warsaw this morning but rain or shine would have soaked the field. the game was called off.

Tonawanda Grounds Columbia City Warsaw

Change In Signal Lamps On Lake Shore Railroad

October 1 changes in signal lamps on the Lake Shore railroad will replace older lamps. Two of the new Dodson Signal Lamp company lamps have arrived in Goshen for testing. Dodson lamps from Scranton Pa are designed to burn ten days without refilling and are expected to provide a brighter light, say local officials.

Lake Shore Railroad Goshen Dodson Signal Lamp Company Scranton Dodson

Anarchist Leaves Goshen Area on Foot Toward Warsaw

An anarchist described as a crippled, tough looking man has been traveling on foot from Goshen, Elkhart and South Bend toward Warsaw. He halted at farm houses near Waterford attempting to secure signatures for unclear papers.

Goshen Elkhart South Bend Warsaw Waterford

Democrats nominate Thomas O Hara for Fourth Michigan seat

The Democrats of Michigan's Fourth district nominate ex judge Thomas O Hara of St Joseph to challenge Congressman E L Hamilton of Niles. Hamilton won reelection by over six thousand two years ago, but Democrats hope O Hara can win this time.

Michigan Thomas O’hara St. Joseph E. L. Hamilton Niles Hamilton

Small Pox at Mishawaka Health Update

Mishawaka reports few small pox cases with careful health measures. No deaths and only one serious case noted.

Mishawaka

Rural routes proposed for Noble county and assorted regional items

Noble county may gain twelve rural routes while other notes report an attempted bank robbery near Westville, a refinery claim by T C Bond, clergy updates, long time migrants, theft charges, fair attendance woes, a Fort Wayne courthouse dedication with President Roosevelt, reunion plans, a Huntington railway clerk death, Wawasee real estate sales, a retiring judge, Plymouth students forming an Old Maids club, a divorce case in Steuben, an express company reward, South Bend football links, a fatal accident in Pittsburg, Kosciusko divorce actions, Hebron railroad death by accident, and DeKalb post office vandals seeking leniency.

Wawasee Milton Wooda Joe Moore Pickwick Park J. T. Cox 51St Judicial Circuit Peru Plymouth Flora Holp Angola P. E. Holp Steuben Holp Adams Express Company Callahan Logansport Arthur B. Reed LaPorte South Bend Reed John Hanley Kosciusko County Jennie Berkeypile Moses Berkeypile Miude

Diphtheria Claims Child In Concord Township

Viola Shupert died of diphtheria at her parents home near Rowe's school house in Concord township. Two other children in the family are afflicted. The school was closed and the funeral occurred this afternoon.

Viola Horace Shupert Rowe Concord Township

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