Mrs Rosa Davenport Seeks Lost Baggage In Elkhart
Mrs Rosa Davenport of Grand Rapids arrived seeking work and stayed at Hotel Hattle. She reported her baggage missing after meeting James Nelson, the ex-husband involved in a paternity case. Officials pursue Nelson as searches continue for the stolen telescope and $30 in wearing apparel. Marriage licenses issued to several couples and court actions noted as Elkhart sheriff’s term approaches.
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Rosa Davenport
Grand Rapida
Hotel Hattle
James Nelson
Cora Helle Nelson
Justice Courts
Davenport
Sheriff's Office
Nelson
Goshen Portland Cement Co Operates in Elkhart County
Influential capitalists show strong interest in a Goshen Portland Cement company in Elkhart County. Dr. A J Irwin and C W Miller traveled east last week to arrange cooperation with financiers and will visit Goshen soon. local organizers will not disclose details.
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Goshen
Goshen and
Eye surgery after lead fragment lodged in shooter’s eye
Dr. W. B. Kreider held a delicate operation to remove a small lead fragment from the eye of J. H. Freyberger. Freyberger was watching a target shooting contest when a bullet fragment glanced off and lodged in his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kreider
J. H. Freyberger
Mr. Freyberger
Goshen Business Men Meet Amid Attendance Seek Next Gathering
A well attended Goshen business men meeting adjourned at the G. A. R. hall with another gathering planned for next Friday. Goshen high school football opens its schedule with La Porte on October 24 as Manager Dabne confirms the La Porte game.
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G. A. BR. Hall
Goshen
LaPorte Eleven
Dabne
Goshen literary people to take trolley party to Riley appearance
Goshen literary circle plans a trolley trip to hear James Whitcomb Riley at South Head Auditorium on Wednesday October 10. Representatives Dickey Sommers and Ackering arranged with the Seacon Light to supervise the excursion using two interurban cars. The event excites Riley admirers in Goshen. In Michigan City a missing schooner captain Henry Genthner has not been heard from since leaving last Sunday, prompting fear of drowning. The mariner is famed for daring sea feats and prior wrecks, yet has avoided serious injuries.
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James Whitcomb Riley
South Head
Goshen
Dickey
Riley
Messrs. Sommers
Ckering
Sod
Seacon Ligh
Mspy
Mr. Riley
Henry Genthner
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Benton Harbor
Lve
Genthner
W.S. Taylor
Kentucky
South Bend
Gov. Mount
State Board of Election Commissioners
Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
Republican State Committee
Dodge
Social Democracy
Miller
Elkhart Township
Council Chamber
Elkhart Review
Chas
McConaughy
Samuel Smoker
G. Dean Boomershine
Jacob Ka
Richard Fidler
Messia
Davin
Shiffer
Snyder
Crowe
Kauffman
Adam P. Daub
Main Street
Court Park
Barney Uline
Nappanee
Hot Wave Dominates Local Weather Record
An unexpected heat surge hit the area yesterday with temperatures climbing past the usual high. After morning rain the humidity remained high, making the day one of the hottest of the year and recalled the rare 1303 record of 91 degrees in September.
Train Delayed by Accident Between Milford Junction and New Paris
The south bound Big Four train due at 2 5 pm was delayed yesterday by an accident between Milford Junction and New Paris. The engine’s equalizer broke and after a temporary repair the train had to back to New Paris due to a north bound train at 4 32 pm. No heavy damage occurred.
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Milford Junction
New Paris
New Psaris
Death of Goshen Resident Mr Lemon in Richmond
Mrs. J M Bowser left for Richmond for her brothers death. Mr Elia Heatwoe also went to Richmond. Mr Lemon, formerly of Goshen, had recently been in Goshen. His death followed a heart trouble.
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J. M. Bowser
Richmond
Lemon
Elia Heatwoe
Ktoskey
Goshen
Baker Leaves Goshen for Chicago Post at Ralston
E. W. Baker departed Goshen for Chicago to take a first assistant position at the H. M. Ralston undertaking establishment located at 22 Adams Street. He plans to return to Goshen next spring to resume his business there.
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E. W. Baker
Chicago
H. M. Ralston Undertaking
Adams Street
Mr. Haker
Goshen
Price Family Reunion Held Near Wakarusa
A reunion of the Price family gathered last Sunday at the home of Thos Price two miles south of Wakarusa. Nearly 50 relatives attended and enjoyed an elaborate dinner served at three tables.
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Price
Thos Price
Wakarusa
Lincoln Brick to Address Republicans on Taxation Vote
Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick will speak tonight at the club headquarters to explain his vote on taxation without representation. He is expected to tell the people of the Thirteenth district why he supported the measure and provide detailed reasoning.
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Abraham Lincoln Brick
Thirteenth District
Mr. Brick
Justice Young Weds Martin Hausman and Georgia Aman
Justice Young united Martin W. Hausman and Georgia M. Aman at the courthouse last evening. The groom, 27, is a ber tender and the bride, 18, resides in Elkhart. A brief society note records the marriage amid local events and notes potential post ceremony arrangements.
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Justice Young
Martin W. Hausman
Georgia M. Aman
Elkhart
First Women's Musical Club Autumn Concert Delights Goshen Audience
The Woman's Musical Club held its first autumn musicale at the First Methodist Church auditorium. Notable performances included Mendelssohn pieces by Mrs. Roach and groups led by Mesdames Spohn Johnson England Herr, a Midsummer Night's Dream duet, a Serenade quartet, and Miss Frances Peddycord's reading The Party. Miss Nelle Sleeper’s Oh Promise Me drew praise, and Mrs. I B Woodard closed with Hear My Prayer. A second program is planned for October 30 with Messrs. Gortner Statler Sims organizing.
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May Roach
Quartette
espringgSoue
Mendelssohn
Mesdames Spolm
Johnson
England
Herr
Vaper
Kate G Heck
Fiana
Mattie Storer
Ning Poyser
Quartette—Cserenade
Bender
Dow, Croup
Liaughtin
Paul Lawrence ‘Dunbar
Frances Peddycord
Leo
Pomeroy
May E Roach
First Presbyterian Church
Mies Herr
Clint Beck
Mise Mattie Storer
Mies
Nina Poyser
Mesers
Ben C. Bender
Myron C. Dow, Jr
Lamar Croop
Roland McLaughlin
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Nelle Sleeper
Frances K. Gortner
Helen C. Statler
Lottie G. Sims
Elkhart County Sunday School Convention Set for Wakarusa
Programs issued announce the Elkhart county Sunday School Association convention at Wakarusa on Oct 56. Maynard Hoover and Guy Lichtenwalter conducted a civil service exam for clerk positions at Goshen post office.
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Elkhart
Maynard Hoover
Guy Lichtenwalter
Goshen Poat
Brick, Reform Talk, and Local Turmoil at Hoffman Hall
Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick of South Bend addressed Elkhart Republicans at Hoffman Hall amid criticism of his record on taxation without representation. Master Mechanic J O Bradeen of Elkhart’s Lake Shore shops resigned. two men arrested for chicken theft. George Huntington dies at 42 after long illness. local charity aids Edna Swan of Galveston after disaster losses. Clyde Shaum, a local boy, deserts from naval service in Chicago. Mrs Stouder sustains a two inch gash in a nail accident.
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J. O. Bradeen
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Bradeen
Mechamic Gilmore
Democrats Rally Ahead of Indiana Campaign
Tipton Democrats plan a big October rally with Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia and B. F. Shively of South Bend as principal speakers. Col. John P. Irish spoke for the Republicans in South Bend. Gov. Mount cancels Oct 9 13 Ohio dates to accompany Roosevelt in Indiana. 1.6 million ballots to be printed. Secretary Hawkins notes Democratic optimism from a sixty day poll. a thirty day poll will follow.
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Tipton
John W. Daniel
Virginia
B. F. Shively
South Bend
John P. Irish
Iowa
California
Mount
Ohio Republican Central Committee
Roosevelt
Indiana
Hawkins
Democratic State Committee
Judge Baker on fish stories and brick wall proof
Judge John H. Baker returns from Minnesota and explains evidence rules by photographing a caught fish against a brick wall to prove length. The piece notes his friend’s challenge and his word as remaining evidence.
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Judge Baker
Fiah
John H. Baker
Minnesota
Fort Wayne speakers set for Roosevelt day October 10
The Hon. Addison C. Harris of Indianapolis and Mr. C. W. Miller of Goshen will speak in Fort Wayne on Roosevelt day October 10. The event features prominent figures addressing political topics and civic matters. Field details indicate a public address with anticipated attendance.
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Fort Wayne
Angel-Eagleo Wedding at St Johns Catholic Church
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Mary Angel to Mr John Eagle at St Johns Catholic Church in Goshen with Fr King officiating. Attendance included family friends, with music by Misses Belle King and Anna Bailey. The couple plans to reside in Chicago after a departure from Goshen.
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John M. Eagle
Chicago
Mary C. Angel
Goshen
Martin W. Haueman
Angel—Eagleo
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary Angel
Christian Angel
John Eagle
Father King
Belle King
Mendelssohn
Anna Baily Asog
O. Salutarys
Lillian Rogel
Jmeph Thiele
Lillian Angel
Angel Home
Madison
Third Streets
Eagle
Marshal Field
Washington Boulevard
Eagie
Fatal accident at Wabash pumping station and other regional news
Harvey Green was fatally injured at a Wabash pumping station when a falling prick crushed his skull. The Indianapolis Light and Power Co plans a near 150000 battery installation. Will Cox, shot by Henry Simmons, is recovering and Simmons remains at large. Typhoid fever clusters in New Haven, tracing to a deep old well. Mishawaka searches for Mrs. Alice McDonald after a misdirected telegram and uncalled letters.
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Harvey Green
Wabash
Will Cox
Henry Simmons
Simmons
New Haven
Wabash County
Will McDonald
Toledo
Mishawaka
Alice McDonald
Western Union
City
McDonald
South Bend Grows to Ninety-Eighth among U.S. Cities
Walter Wellman notes South Bend's rise as the ninety-eighth largest American city, ranking just below Quincy Illinois and above Salem Massachusetts. The list shows shifts since 1890 and places Indianapolis and Washington D C among top capitals, with Providence R I cited as the largest state capital.
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South Bend
Walter Wellman
Washington
Chicago Times- Herald
Quincy
Ill
Salem
Mass
United States
Fort Wayne
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Beston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Buffalo
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Providence
Miller brother shows steady recovery from typhoid
Willard E Miller reports his brother Oscar Miller, critically ill in Ogden Utah, is steadily improving and likely to recover from typhoid fever.
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Willard E. Miller
Oscar Miller
Ogden
Utah
Garland stores and ranges headline Hawks Hardware Co.
Garland stores showcase ranges and home maker items as Hawks Hardware Co. advertises a durable lineup for happy homes and money savers.
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Happy Home Makers
Garland
Hawks Hardware Co
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