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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
3
The passage outlines a papal day from 9 to 10 am when the secretary visits and De Angeli notes correspondence, through 11 am to 2 pm quiet periods, a 2 pm garden walk, and evening prayer in the private chapel. It notes the pope dictating at meals, walking with hands behind his back, and late night reading and writing in the green saloon.
William Pickens of Little Rock Arkansas won Yale’s Henry James Teneyck prize, an annual $2,500 income honor for junior exhibition speaking. He is noted as the first African American student to participate in the Teneyck speaking.
A Sandoval coal mine explosion killed five men and fatally injured four others. The deceased are Frank Devis L F Lamay Dominic Barlottio John Gachenis and Joe Beanca. Fatal injuries include Henry Newhouse Henry Wheeler Charles Lewis and William McFadden. Officials say gas buildup from poor ventilation and coal dust caused the blast at the Sandoval Coal Company shaft, owned by T B Marshall of Salem.
The ad advocates quick warming after exposure to a storm. It urges changing into dry clothes and drinking Perry Davis Pain Killer in hot water with sugar to avoid illness. It emphasizes taking this precaution promptly to prevent a cold and potential sickness.
Charles H. Becker a prominent Republican politician from Capital township died at 38. He served twice as supervisor and ran Western hotel for ten years, also presided over the German American Republican club.
A Boston report states Canadians in New England are forming the Annexation League to advocate Canada joining the United States. Led by Alexander C. Chisholm the movement spreads among Canadian born residents with aim to press for union by fall and see results soon.
An April 2 collision on the Michigan division of the Big Four at Rose Hill, Wabash, leaves the engineer dead and the brakeman believed killed beneath wreckage. A baggageman is severely injured and several passengers are reported injured.
Vienna reports both Austria and Hungary moved to specie payment with identical bills in their parliaments. The measure aims to restore coin payments, signaling a shift in monetary policy across central Europe.
Oakland California April 2 The thirty fifth biennial convention conference of the Seventh Day Adventists has commenced its labors.
Tremont Nebraska April 2 five men were injured when a Union Pacific train collided with a switch engine at the station. The accident blocked the tracks and emergency crews responded promptly.
Elkhart resident L Danforth of 217 North Main Street says personal use of Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for weak nerves improved health and strength. Pills cost 50 cents a box from dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. portrait and signature appear on every package.
Hyomei touted as the only catarrh remedy with a money back guarantee. Houseworth Bros. report thousands sold with only two refunds, offering full refund to any dissatisfied customer. Outfit priced at $1 includes inhaler bottle and dropper. refills 50 cents. Breathing four times daily claimed to cure quickly. warns against using stomach medicines. Also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for women and a testimonial from Philadelphia Press.
A customer with a six month severe cough was cured after using Cham berlain's Cough Remedy bought from Haynes Parker & Co Linesville Alabama. One and a half bottles achieved complete relief. For sale by Houseworth Bros.
Fire destroyed oil tanks at Bajbaj in Bengal belonging to Standard Oil and two other firms. Estimated damage about 1.2 million dollars. Authorities report extensive blaze with significant material losses.
Derby Connecticut April 2 Doctors say Julia Fox the school girl who became suddenly blind during examinations may eventually regain her sight.
A fatal incident occurred during an auto race in La Turbie. No further details are provided in the fragment, including the driver’s name or circumstances of the crash. Authorities have not released a full statement.
Poetic fragment expresses yearning for shared joy and sorrow in love. Speaker asks beloved to reveal happiness to harmonize life and to share grief and pain. The tone contrasts delight with deprivation, seeking union through emotional reciprocity.
In Canton Quebec on April 3 Mrs McKinley driving to the cemetery had a runaway team on West Fifth street hill. The horses fell and a yoke strap broke after they lunged past several street cars near the public square. No one was injured.
Advert says the wind brings mischief in fall and winter and warns a bad cold can develop into bronchitis or consumption. It touts Allen's Lung Balsam as timely treatment that relieves cough and chest congestion, contains no opium, and won’t disturb digestion.
In Rosk, Arkansas, on April 8, a development outlines that Leatherman faces impeachment charges but appears to be nearing clearance as authorities move to resolve the case. Local officials and law proceedings compose the surrounding context of the report.
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