Enyart Faces $20,000 Debt in Local Bankings
Tipton township farmer George D. Enyart is at the center of a large financial matter. Reports say he owes about $20,000 to banks Walton and Galveston, loan agents, and private lenders, largely on notes signed personally with his father as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocal
Walton
Galveston
Enyart
Inyart
Tipton Township
Enyarts
George D
Joans
Logansport
C. O. Fenton
the Tribune
J M Lake Succeeds J A McCullough at Red Key Office
J M Lake, Panhandle agent at Red Key Indiana, will succeed the late J A McCullough as head of the local office starting next month. E S Vankirk will move from Star City to Red Key, Carl Ling to Star City, with A W Sample and others of Indianapolis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Key
Panhandle
Ind
J. A. Mc Cullough
Butler
Goodland
Smith
Kentland
A. W. Sample
W. W. Richardson
Lines West
CG. N. Nesbit
Indianapolis
E. S. Vankirk
Star City
Carl Ling
Mr. McCullough
Ling
Hosmer and
Hetzner
Lake
Death of Mrs Lucy F Harrison at daughter's home
Mrs Lucy F Harrison aged 73 died at 10 30 last night in her daughter Mrs John Parker s home at 820 Miami Avenue Buchanan County. She was mother of Mrs Parker and resided in Buchanan. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Miami. Avenue
Harrison
In. Buchanan
Vanderlip Sets New York to Chicago Rail Record
Frank L. Vanderlip president of National City Bank of New York traveled with a four coach special from New York to Englewood in 16 hours 7 minutes and reached Chicago area amid family tragedy as his mother Mrs Charlotte L Vanderlip died at 2 30 AM. Officials said the run exceeded expectations and set a new rail speed benchmark despite his personal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can
New York Central
Vanderlip
New York
Englewood
Charlotte L. Vanderlip
Taft Urges Low Tariff on Necessities of Life
President Taft discusses tariff policy with key lawmakers and Director Barrett, signaling opposition to tea tax and favoring relief for ordinary consumers. The Payne bill faces House debate as critics attack its impact on the poor and special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Taft
Ways and Means Committee of the House
Barrett
James
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Temperance Union Holds Second Mass Meeting
The Wo mens Temperance Union held its second mass meeting at the First Presbyterian church with Mrs. F B Perkins of Ft Wayne as speaker. The audience showed enthusiasm with handclaps while a Wheatland avenue church chorus sang. Devotions were led by Mrs D P Putnam and committee reports, though incomplete, showed ongoing work. Badges reading Vote Yes for Me were distributed by Mrs C H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
F.B. Perkins
Ft. Wayne
Perkins
Wheatland Avenue Church
D. P. Putnam
C. H. Brown
Down Town
Death of Addie Tresch in Chicago streetcar fall
Addie Tresch twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Tresch of Clymers died in Chicago Sunday evening after being pushed from a crowded street car on West Seventy sixth street and falling on paving fracturing her skull She died minutes after arriving at St Bernard hospital Her father sent to Chicago Monday to claim the remains This is the second Tresch death from a similar accident Stella Tresch died about a year ago from injuries after falling from a car on the way to this city Surviving are her father mother and brothers George and John
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Tresch
Michael Tresch
Clymers
Chicago
West Seventy-sixth Street
St. Bernard Hospital
Tresch
Stella Tresch
George
John
Elkhart to Central Station trip described in old report
A historical note describes a rail journey from Elkhart Indiana to the Central Station arriving at 3 07 after leaving Englewood at 2 58 with Mr Vanderlip alighting. The total duration is recorded as 16 hours and 7 minutes and the trip covered various mileages and stations on the way to his mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Indiana
Owas
Catem
Englewood
Vanderlip
Englwood
Sto
Central Station
Attempt on Roosevelt Aboard Ship Reported
London dispatch says an attempt to assault ex President Roosevelt aboard the Hamburg at Horta Azores was thwarted the would be assailant placed in irons while another correspondent notes reports of an attempt to kill Roosevelt but with reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Mail
Horta Cortez
Roosevelt
Plead Guilty To Beating His Wife
Roy Titus, former proprietor of a Saat room on Third street, pleaded guilty to wife beating yesterday afternoon in Justice Reid's court. Sentence was withheld until Mrs Titus can be brought to court, expected to testify Thursday when sentence will be passed. charge filed by his father in law Ed Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Ed* Moon
Confession Follows Auburn Electrocution of Mrs. Farmer
Mrs. Mary Farmer was executed by electric chair at Auburn prison for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Brennan in Brownsville last April. Witnesses included five women and two prison attendants. Father Hickey gave prayers and released a statement signed by Mrs. Farmer claiming her husband James Farmer was innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
Mary Farmer
Sarah Brennan
Brownsville
Farmer
Father Hickey
James ‘Parmer
Hickey
Dunigan
Bankruptcy Ahead Must Go Route Bankruptcy Ahead Must Go
A garbled Associated Press item from London dated March 29 mentions bankruptcy and a policy debate involving a foreign secretary. The fragment references Grey and protest language but lacks coherent details or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Asthenia
Grey's
Spe
Also Mentioned on This Page
George D. Enyart
Financial Transac
J. M. Lake
John A. M’cullough
Lucy Harrison
Frank L. van
Derlip
National City Bank of New York
Ameri
Washington, D. C
Senator Hale
The
Senate
Fin
Ance Committee
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Hinshaw
Nebraska
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Addie Tresch OF
Chicago Hospital
Azores
Horta
Hamburg
Trated
Springfield
Ohio
Aia
Menis
Farne
Farn
Terson
England
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!