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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1906

Page

8

Ohio House Aims to Cut Public Expenditures Despite Opposition

James A. Tawney of Minnesota takes helm of the House appropriations committee and advocates budget cuts. He faces fierce pushback from lawmakers, lobbyists, and vested interests while trying to curb extravagance and save public money.

Congress Cannon Committee On Appropriations House House Committee James A. Tawhey Minnesota Tawney

Interracial Ties Shape Hawaii Chinese Students in Sports

In Hawaii the Chinese community blends with whites, shaping attitudes and schools. Intermarriage with Hawaiian women is common, producing hopeful outcomes and easing barriers. Mills Institute and other schools foster Chinese athletic ties with Kamehameha, St. Louis, and Punahou, yielding competitive yet creditable records.

Hawaiian Islands Hawaii California United States America Mills Institute Kamehameha School St. Louis ‘Colege Punahou' Preparatory School Mearns

Notice of office move and local notices

Andrew S. Lamb moves his office from 118 W Lexington Ave to 123 W Lexington Ave. Home phone 1043. Blood stain tale cites Dr King New Discovery curing severe hemorrhages and lung issues. Elkhart event Hoffman Hall April 25 with full band. Brown's Second Hand at 119 N Main St. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35c. Houseworth Bros.

Andrew S. Lamb Lexington Avenue West J. W. Williams Bats Dr. King

Horses Wanted for Car Load Purchase at McDowell’s Barn

Advertisement seeks buyers to deliver horses weighing 1100 to 1600 pounds. The sale will be at McDowell's barn on East Franklin Street on April 26 27 and 28. LOUIE the small horse buyer from Connecticut offers cash on delivery.

McDowell's Barn East Franklin Street Louie Connecticut

Hoffman’s Best Sugar and Groceries Ad Listing

A fragmented advertisement lists various grocery items with bulk and unit pricing. Items include sugar per pound, Lenox soap, rolled oats, starches, table syrups, canned salmon and sardines, pet cream, pickles, raisins, peaches, Castile soap, canned corn, Saratoga flakes, candies, graham crackers, Savory coffee, roasted coffee, beans, sardines, and other pantry staples with scattered prices and quantities.

Henderson Fined Five Thousand Dollars in Theater Incident

Washington report details Congressman Henderson being fined five thousand dollars after an 11 pm theater gathering. Speaker Carlisle moved the penalty, drawing a chorus from Henderson’s colleagues demanding the $5,000 fine. The tense scene unfolded on the House floor as Carlisle asserted the measure.

Washington Kansas City Journal Carlisle Henderson Iowa John Allen Mr. Allén Stone S. Chums

New York Heiress Weds Count Carlo Dentice de Frasso

J. J. Hoffman & Co reports a New York heiress has married Count Carlo Dentice de Frasso of Rome. The item notes continued strength in foreign trade and mentions the couple as a prominent pairing in society.

New York Carlo Dentice de Frasso Rome

Girl’s daring Manila tale of ship stealth and ten day delay

A girl recounts a Manila voyage scene where her father commanded a regiment. She hired nine to meet a ship in Hong Kong but only one showed. She brought the Chinese nurse on board as a maid and secured quarters, turning a tricky situation into a smooth sail.

Manila Philippines Hong-Kong Taft Washington

Quinine as a Civilizer in Moros Lands

A fatigued colonial narrator recalls early trials in Moroland where cholera spreads among Moros and Americans alike. A sentinel named Alandug illustrates skepticism and eventual comprehension as soldiers boil water to purge cholera germs. The episode ends with a reflection on disease and belief among wiser men.

L. Bullard Atlantic

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