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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1907

Page

5

Miss Elsie Spade Dies Sudden at Glark Hospital

Miss Elsie Spade, resident of the City for about eight years, died suddenly of heart failure at Glark Hospital Saturday evening. She had been at the hospital nearly three weeks and was recovering. Survived by sister Miss Ada Dr.Spade, brother Harry Well Spade, and former housemate at 1205 West Franklin. Funeral services tomorrow at 11:30 at the house with Rev Rice officiating. Interment in White Pigeon Cemetery tomorrow at 2 o'clock.

Glark Spade Ada Harry Franklin Street Rice White Pigeon

Insurance adjusters work on Mennonite Rubishing loss

Adjusters from several companies arrive to settle the Mennonite Rubishing building loss. Representatives include Hu He Freely Jowell H Benedict Indian Brone James N Larmon Anderson Wi Smith. Work began this morning and may take several days to reach a settlement.

Mennonite. CO Jowell Benedict James N Larmon Anderson, Wi Smithtis

Local School Reports and Community Updates

Fragmented local notes list high school pupils from Cleveland Concord Osolo and Elkhart Business College to be examined next Saturday. A Taady Mac cabéés meeting in Indiana Hive is set for tomorrow night. Various residents in South Main Street and Detroit notes report illnesses, visits, and minor injuries with frequent family updates.

Cleveland Concord Osolo Bango Townshime Elkhart ‘Business College Ann Tady Maccabéés Indiana

Birds Seek Perches in Park Pines and Woodlands

In a fragment from St Nicholas observations, sparrows occupy high branches near light and inspect multiple perches. The text notes many trees harboring birds and speculates on a pine in the park as a likely nesting site.

Avery St.Nicholas

Curious Brass Dishes and Whiskey Bottles Inspire Comment

A reader recalls a man in Ohio with 800 brass and copper shaving dishes and a Kentucky collector who stitched together a whisky bottle collection with histories tying to famous figures like Henry Clay, sparking remarks about unusual artifacts and their stories.

Seville Ohio Kentucky Enry Clay Y.- Press

Revival of religious Gothic style in New York skyline

A New York architecture student laments over the city’s new office buildings. He cites Trinity’s skyscraper and a Liberty Street Central structure as evidence of a revival pushing Beaux Arts influences aside.

New York Angel van Aly Trinity Ersey Liberty Street Otels Imagne Hhat Seturai

Fragmentary cryptic lines on misinterpretation and loss

A garbled set of phrases references misinterpretation and the impact of choice. It hints at a death connected to a lyre and a daying event, with broken wording and disjointed phrases.

Fai OW Ae Night Lesson Ard

Fragmentary OCR text appears from a North American Review page with unclear rhythm and missing context. The readable parts mention a night scene and a potential literary note, but concrete facts, names, places, or events are not recoverable.

Net North

Love and habit in a late night domestic scene

A man ignoring a wife’s plea for love sits with a lit cigarette, listening as she asks if he loves her. He answers with “habit, I suppose,” continuing to read while she waits for a sign of affection.

Paul Boureet Sears Ake Thad Spat Boureet

Fragmentary OCR note on Coutts Bank and royal patrons

Disjointed text fragment references Coutts Bank and patrons including nobles and sovereigns. Mentions of royals, bankers, and historical figures appear in garbled form with unclear dates or events. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the readable passages.

Wille Inc Inc.the, Sworld Sfirs Royal Ithe Bank Une Iesa Carter Ory Wignat France

Fragmentary Notice of Property Sale Auction

The readable text hints at a housing sale or auction. Affected parties are not clear, but the fragment suggests an entire house will be sold before a specified day or show.

Elkhart Fireman Killed In Collision After Engine Crash

Misha waka a 28 year old fireman assigned to Chicago yards was killed when his locomotive front wheels crushed his head and chest after a crash near Elkhart. He leaves a young wife and two small children. His father in law was notified and traveled to Chicago to claim the body.

Elkhart Isennamon Mishawaka A. Young Chicago H.C. Cole

Scatter the Blossoms Through the Weary Paths

Fragmentary verse hints at scattering blossoms along weary paths. The text mentions love, a floral image, and a sense of guidance or solace amid sorrow, with garbled place-like phrases and incomplete lines.

Fragmentary Lines From An Obscure Poem Page

A garbled OCR style fragment presents partial lines and scattered phrases. It suggests poetic or lyrical text with references to themes of love kindness and scattered imagery, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable figures.

Circuit Court appoints administrator for Weber estate

Jacob Oberholtzer appointed administrator of the estate of Christian Rosina Weber who died in Elkhart February 21. Application for letters was signed by Augusta FR Weber and supported by attorney Edward.

Jacob Oberholtzer Christian Rosina Weber Elkhart Augusta FR Weber Gberholtzer

Speech as a Means to Concealment in Puck Quotation

The fragment cites a quote on gift of speech and the publishing business shaping demand for wood pulp, noting deforestation and social discontent. It contrasts ancestral views of speech as concealment with a modern stance that reveals thought.

Puck

The Coward At Heart A Public Self Confession

A fragmented excerpt discusses labeling a man a coward at heart as a social confession. The speaker notes accusations of cowardice as a challenge and a test of civilized self perception, with emphasis on public reception and moral judgment.

Parable and Soldier Echo in Fragmentary Chronicle

A fragmentary clipping references a parable motif and a soldier husband, detailing fleeting phrases about ed words and headlines. It hints at a Chicago Chronicle timing with vague mentions of English novelist and racecourse miles in a disjointed, puzzle-like reading.

Eset Kennédyne Charlie Chicago ‘Chronicle

Former Officials Propose Gratis Deputies for County Court

Former Circuit Clerk L A Denner and ex Sheriff Elmer Manning offer to serve as deputies without pay to support a new Superior Court. Mayor Greene and C L Monger provide spaces at no cost. County officials debate funding and jurisdiction amid injunctions and legal challenges.

Nce L. A. Dennett Cirrcuit Fleming Elmer* Manning John Ziesel Greene Elkhart Ziesel Fleming Muist New ‘Tribunal Nasser Dodge

Series of Fragments Report Odd Purchases at County Sale

A fragmented report notes purchases at a county sale with unclear items and names. The readable portions imply irregular bids and water related mentions, but specifics are missing. Further verification needed to identify participants, locations, or outcomes.

Goshen and Elkhart County Salaries Under Scrutiny

A reading of Goshen officials salaries shows Goshen appointees earning from state and federal sources totaling about 53 000 to 65 000 dollars a year. Named figures include Judge John H Baker retired 5 000, Judge Francis E H Baker 7 500, C B Harris 4 000, F B DeFrees 2 500, Pitt 2 500, Preeland 2 500, C W Miller recent terms expire 15 000, W C B Harrison 2 000, and a railway mail clerk about 12 000. The estimate argues Elkhart County aided Goshen in securing these positions and faults a long running local graft connected to court reconstruction and receiverships.

Taree Elihart Goshen Hilkchart Tisi Coty John H. ‘Baker C. B. Harris Japan F.B. DeFrees Land Department Post Office Pitt Ohio Preeland Les W. Miller Genal W. C.B. Harrison Elkhart

Sidway Proposes Elkhart Expansion Plan Meeting

A Sidway group presents a plan to expand the bus system in Elkhart at a Thursday night City Court room meeting. The committee reports on investigations and outlines proposed costs, attendance, and staffing to support the expansion.

Sidway Sthurs Zantile’ Co Elkhart Wis

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