12 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
1
The London Post denounces the government surrender to the United States over the Newfoundland modus vivendi fisheries issue. It urges other colonies to back identical resolutions demanding imperial action only after the 1818 treaty rights are defined by impartial arbitrators, to be presented at the upcoming colonial conference.
The Van Dyke Eaton company delivers lavish costumes and varied entertainments at Bucklen Opera House. Tonight features the comedy Born in the Blood with free admission for ladies under conditions. Pauline Perry, a Denver native, receives praise from Rudolph Ganz and Madam Gadski for her promising soprano talents. The program promises further high standards with the Great Military show and Civil War veteran stories amid the Congregational church Ladies Aid Society sponsorship.
The Lomion Standard notes the coast of Done toward Ire land yields dramatic cliff scenery. It describes sandstone formations near the Atlantic with cliffs rising up to 3,000 feet above the water. The piece mentions Steve Teague and Ui ou Cohuadekitle as references to coast splendors.
The Masquerader by Katherine Thurston is set for production. Lolita Robertson will lead in Brown of Harvard with Gretchen Dale as Ruth Spottswood in The One Woman. Robert Tia stars in The Turn of the Tide under Edward V A Gracy. George Broadhurst writes a new comedy with Robert T. Haines debuting as star. De Wolf Topper shifts to straight drama after Happy Mind. Virginia Trescott Drew joins Proctor J. White in The Proud Prince.
Paris reports a historic government action exiling the papal envoy and seizing church, parish, and school properties. Clergy homes and seminaries are confiscated, with bishops and priests homeless as government authority consolidates control. questions rise about civil conflict.
The article narrates Mother Goose's disputed origins with claims of a Boston printer Thorns Fleet and Berrauly tales from France. A Vermont farm meteorite dispute follows, illustrating a humorous chain of anecdotal history and misread dates.
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent names, dates, places, or events to identify a specific news item. It cannot be accurately summarized into a factual, source-grounded card.
The readable text hints at obscure names and places like Napophitius and Morsto Cinoristiou. It mentions honesty, Turlo Ha, and Yavin cha with unclear events or dates. No coherent narrative or identifiable entities extend beyond scattered phrases.
Reports describe Vatican anxiety following the expulsion of Mgr Montagnini and a police search of his Malation houses. Telegrams between the Vatican and Paris Archbishop Clare Thebard probe whether French action was provoked by Italian or Vatican moves amid fear of a weakened church. Pioneer contractor David Wallace dies at 74 in LaCrosse Wisconsin. Big Four offers holiday fare with reduced rates and limited sale dates. Holly wreaths available at VanAken's 409 South Main St.
An odd fragment notes a discussion about temptation and a proposed start described as easy. The text cites Mrs Bending and a reference to Eve, with a stray line about a snake and temptation. The source resembles a cursory New York Press item or column note.
Bishop Cordyell McCabe formerly known as Chaplain McCabe collapsed on arrival in New York. He was rushed to a city hospital where doctors said the outlook was hopeful for a quick recovery though his stay may last several days.
In Toston on December 12 many independent candidates ran but Democrats secured a majority of city offices. The vote also favored liquor licenses by more than 20 to 1 in the contest. In Chicago on December 12 Morgan Dark academy expelled 24 boys who refused to reveal peers accused of hiding a head of a crime.
Complete official returns from every New York county show the Democratic ticket winning all officers except the governor in the recent state election.
Unclear report describes a shooting incident during a game involving Washington and Dee with Sematary Brown among the players. Widespread confusion and fatality raise questions about security and event safety.
Extinated receipts for the day and quotations for cattle and calves. Daily market notes include prices for chalice heavy shipping choice bight and mixed packing. East Buffalo reports steadiness for cattle, slower hogs, and strong sheep with tops and yearlings listed. A drug notice from Central Drug Co promotes Dr Colwell's Egyptian Pile Cure with a satisfaction guarantee.
A longtime pair, one living on his legacy and a mining venture, suspect each other in a mounting feud. The narrator discovers Jardin aimed to crush the tent with a boulder, killing him, revealing a trusted friend as a deadly threat.
Twenty years of nasal catarrh in Bells Tennessee ended after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve on the sore surface. The swelling and soreness disappeared and did not return. Sold by Houseworth Bros. druggists for 25 cents.
The Land of the Sky and Sapphire Country highlight western North Carolina as seasonal health and pleasure resorts with Hot Springs Asheville Brovard and Lake Toxaway as key attractions. Train service via Southern Railway Queen & Crescent Route offers low rates. Also promotes Cotton Belt Route land prospecting and Christmas Burr McIntosh Monthly as a lavish holiday issue with artful engravings and Leonardo da Vinci reproductions.
PazO ointment claims cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types within 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertisement cites a 650c price and refund promise, matching classic early 20th century patent medicine style.
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