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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
Editors Week at Winona and Local Anecdotes
Editor notes highlight editors week at Winona, a 10000 sanitarium planned for Elkhart, and various weeklong attractions including the Newsdays Band and a pairship. Reports mention a baby delaying the entire Thomas orchestra last Thursday and a Saint camp meeting at Yellow Creek lake starting August 16 for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Saints
Yellow Creek Lake
Ship Sire sinks off Cape Palas drowning hundreds
A Italian steamship named Sire with around 600 persons on board struck a rocky reef off Cape Palas Spain on Saturday. The disaster left nearly 400 people dead, mostly Italian and Spanish emigrants, in a tragic marine catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Palas
Spain
Undefined fragment study hints at visitors and homes
A fragment from a historical article mentions people who have been visiting here for several weeks and returning to their homes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
Right Now Subscribing to the SILVER Lake Record
The notice urges readers to subscribe promptly to the SILVER Lake Record to avoid missing papers and to prevent neighbors from refusing to lend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Samuel Ogden Dies at Marion National Home
Samuel Ogden, 74, a Civil War veteran from Silver Lake, died August 4 at the National Soldiers' Home in Marion of cancer on the face. Born March 7, 1832 in Madison County Ohio, he served in Co FE 136 Ludiana volunteers until the war’s end. Funeral services were held at Franklin church with Rev. Wright presiding. pallbearers were six local veterans. He leaves a wife, two brothers, one sister, two stepdaughters, and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ogden
Silver Lake
National Soldiers’ Home
Marion
Marian
Mr. Ogden
Madison County
Ohio
Co. FE
Tie
Heaven
Burdge
Franklin Church
Rev. Wright
M. E. Church
H. A. Ferree
Cc. E. Rantz
B.F Bolinger
Milton Ball
F. M. Jaques
A J. Snoberger
The Chutes Chicago’s popular resort amid vivid carnival scene
The Chutes on Milwaukee Avenue showcases a vast amusement complex with a circus fair park concert garden theater and miniature world of wonders. Amid bright lights spray and band music crowds revel while diverse attractions include chutes toboggans mirrors and a giant carousel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coey Island
Weldon
Ewings
Katzenjammer Castle
Botkin’s airship mishap ends first flight attempt
Botkin’s airship met with a mishap on its first flight attempt Tuesday evening at Winona. The engine damage halted the ascent a few feet above the ground. It will be sent up among the clouds each afternoon this week barring accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botkin
Winona
Acciden
Laketon Loses Big to Silver Lake 28 to 7
Laketon could not reach base early and trailed as Silver Lake dominated in the game. The Laketon battery of E Price and Middlton yielded runs while Silver Lake hitters chased the Laketon defense, ending 28 to 7 with score by innings showing a late Laketon rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketon Boys
Laketon
Laketon Battery
Silver Lake Boys
Innings
Silver Lake
Battery
E. Price and Middleton
F. Haney and
Utter
Notes Of The Game At Laketon Field
A kodack fiend photographed the game while Laketon center fielder made several good catches. Frank Haney turned a free double play and received praise for his noble work. Thurman Issey avoided injury on a collision at third base. Yaughh Hill fielded well. D T Clymer lay on the ground after taking a team victory photo with visitors in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketon
Frank Haney
D. TI. Clymer
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Fares Cut and Book Pricing
The Pennsylvania Railroad proposes a new one way passenger fare of 24 cents from 34 3/4 cents and a 1000 mile book priced at $20 with no cash deposit. The changes take effect November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvana Railroad Company
Fort Benjamin Harrison Surrenders to Severe Weather
Fort Benjamin Harrison capitulated to the elements on Tuesday as tents blew down and hundreds of occupants became completely soaked with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Local Readers Invited to Submit Items for Publication
The RECORD asks readers to contribute items of local interest for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the Office, handed to representatives, or called in by phone 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Record
JUSTICE AMOKE PROMPTS COOL SWEET TRICK
A concise note suggests a phrase play on a cool and sweet amoke. The line hints at a cultural taste or playful slang without detailing a clear event or person.
Dog Days at Hand and the Mad Dog Debate
The piece argues against shooting dogs labeled mad during hot August days. It notes most so called mad dogs show no hydrophobia symptoms, suggesting many could be treated rather than killed. It advises penning irritable dogs and testing with water, then seeks a humane until proven illness approach.
Brakeman fatally injured in Greensburg railroad accident
P. H. Farrow a brakeman for the Big Four was run over by an engine in Greensburg Monday night and had both legs amputated. He died a day later at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis. Farrow resided in Parkerburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Farrow
Greensburg
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Parkerburg
W Ve
Notice of sealed bids for Silver Lake sidewalk contract 1906
The town of Silver Lake Kosciusko Indiana invites sealed bids by August 20 1906 and thereafter till contract let for building a Main Street south side sidewalk from the northeast corner of lot 44 Shaw’s addition. Work must comply with June 2 1906 sidewalk resolution and be completed within 30 days after award. The Town Marshal Rager notes lot 44 owned by O Leroy Leonard and bids may be rejected. Specifications are in the Town Clerk’s office. August 6 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
State of Indiana
Main Street
Shaw
Indiana
Town Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
O. Leroy Leonard
Township Expenditures and Tax Assessment 1907 1908
Township financial report lists local expenditures for tuition road and special school costs totaling 10 684 37 with tax rates of 117 cents per hundred on assessed property valued at 851 250 00. The document signed by Trustee C Leroy Leovano on August 4 1908 notes total polls in township 190.
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