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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

7

Elkhart County Voters Advised on Senatorial Sentiment

Voters in Elkhart County are invited to express sentiment on the U S Senate selection through a Truth election contest. Ballots printed in Truth will solicit voters views while keeping names confidential, with results published later. Ballots may be mailed or brought in during the current week.

St. Joseph Elkhart County Hikhart Bent Shivele South Bend Senate Afticshitel Ilkhare County Elkhart United States Shively Poouth -Boyd Wikhart Proctor Rodibaugh Democrats Ot Ikhart Proctar Hodibaugh

Runaway Shafer Team Causes Property Damage and Legal Dispute

A Shafer team left with a youth ran away on August 24 1906 colliding with an Arnold rig near High Street. Damage totals about 200 dollars with injuries to the Arnold horse and economic losses claimed by owners. the case proceeds as a litigation over liability and related land rental disputes in court this morning.

Griffin High Street Ofva Shafer Arnold Wolf's South Main St. Joseph Sixth Street David Miller Ida M. Smith

Salvation Army Northern Indiana district closes with banquet

The three day Salvation Army council in the Northern Indiana district concluded last evening with a banquet at the Merchants' hotel. Fifteen covers were laid. Capt. and Mrs Ayres were praised for council preparations by Majors Escott. The next council will become a general assembly in Indianapolis mid January. Major and Mrs Escott returned to Indianapolis and visiting officers departed.

Indianapolis

Bigelow Suffered Heart Attack in Goshen Commuter Ride

James V. Bigelow county probation officer was seized by a severe heart attack as he stepped from an interurban car at Goshen at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon. He was dazed and aided by two railway workers, then taken to his North Main Street home. He had recovered by today though serious consequences were feared. He cited sudden temperature change from a warm car as a possible cause.

James V. Bigelow Goshen Aol Bigelow

Holiday travel rates under review by central association

The Central Passenger Association considers special or reduced holiday passenger rates, with Dec 9 meeting called by F C Donald to discuss possible fare cuts. Several major lines are expected to support lower rates for Christmas and New Year.

Wae Ter Central Traffic ‘Association F. C. Donald Central Passenger Association Oreneral

Anti-Saloon League Aims for Local Option Elections

Indiana Anti-Saloon League state superintendent BE S Shumaker says four counties have used the new local option law and eleven more will follow. He notes growing statewide support for elections and lists Wabash Lawrence Whitley Wayne Jay Huntington Marshall Gibson Wendell Wendricks Fountain Starke Porter Bartholomew and Switzerland as active or targeted counties.

Indiana Indianapolis BE. S. Shumaker Anti-Saloon League Shumaker Wabash Lawrence Whitley Piké County Wayne Jay Huntington Marshall Gibson Wendricks Fountain Starke Porter Bartholomew Switzerland

Tea Served To Treacherous Guest At Dun Dee Adver

In a Dun Dee Advertiser tale, Mrs Scott invites a mysterious guest with tea. Mr Scott rejects the offer and expels the cup, revealing the visitor as Secretary Murray who betrayed Jacobite allies by testifying for his life and fortune.

Betta Amy TNR Scott Murray Broughton Dun‘dee

Deaths Mr s Rowena Cooper Widow of John Cooper

Mrs Rowena Cooper longtime Middlebury resident dies at 73. She leaves three daughters Mrs Dunham of Grand Rapids Mich Mrs Frank Walker of York township and Miss Fannie Cooner of Middlebury. The notice notes her widowed status and family survivors.

Rowena Cooper John Cooper Middlebury Dunham Grand Thapids Frank Walker York Township Fannie Cooner

Deaths at South Bend Funeral in Elkhart Saturday

John Verier 51 Mrs Sarah A Bartlet and Mrs Chas Shupert 47 die in South Bend. Funerals set for Elkhart Saturday with arrangements announced.

South Bend John Hervier Sarah A. Bartlet Chas. Shupert Elkhart

Deaths at South Bend Bartlett widow Sarah A 78

Mrs. Sarah A. Bartlett aged 78 widow of Joseph F. Bartlett pioneer merchant dies at South Bend. She leaves a family, statewide notices indicate funeral arrangements to be announced.

South Bend Sarah A. Bartlett Joseph 5. Bartlett

Death of Wendell Christophel at age 3 in scarlet fever

Wendell Warren Christophel aged 3 years 1 month 25 days died this morning at 2 60 oclock from scarlet fever. Due to contagion the funeral was held at once this afternoon with Rev. J F Funk officiating. Interment followed at Prairie Street Cemetery.

Wendell Warren Christophel Wesley V. Christophel J.F. Funk Prairie Street

Tiny English Parishes With One Roof Townships

A prose sketch notes ultra small parishes in England. Upper Eldon near Stockbridge comprises two houses a medieval church and a tiny graveyard. Lulington near Eastbourne has a church 16 feet square. Grove near Wrighton Buzzard holds about a dozen inhabitants. Rhrd in Flintshire has three adults five cottages and a ship two licensed houses once remained.

Upper Eldon Stockbridge God's Acre Lulington Eastbourne Grove Wrighton- Buzzard Rhrd Flintghire

Store Carries Old Hotel Name in Harlem

The Old Astor House Store kept its historic name as it moved from the old Astor House near New York to Fourteenth Street then to Moody-second Street and finally Harlem. The business is now in its third generation, preserving a sentimental link to the hotel name.

Harlem Astor House New York Fourteenth Street Second Street Hartem New York Press

Nervous Team Sparks Nitro Glycerine Wagon Crash

In Clintonville a torpedo firm driver started a load of 40 quarts nitroglycerine and argued with a bystander. The team panicked and bolted, the front wheel struck a porch iron support, the horses broke harness, and the wagon left with its dangerous load standing.

Clintonville Oil City

Death Notice Nancy Hyer in Los Angeles

Mrs Catherine Raymer of River avenue received a message Sunday announcing the death of her sister Mrs Nancy Hyer in Los Angeles California.

Catherine ~Raymer River ‘Avenue Nancy Hyer Los Angeles Calif

Local Political Shuffle in Con cord Townships Race

Reports indicate J. 3, Hottman’s candidacy for tax collector has drawn Democratic support. Some petition signers for Louis M. Simpson signaled backing for Hoffman. Hoffman has filed his application with Treasurer-elect William P. Kray. Lydia Brown’s death and severe cold leading to pneumonia were noted in last night’s Truth.

Hottman Concord Louis M. ‘Simpson My. Hoffman Hoffman William PL Kray Lydia’ Brown Jack

Waterproof Coats Made From Tropic Grasses

In tropical Mexico heavy rains require rainproof garments. Native grasses are woven tightly to create coats that shed rain. some designs include hoods to protect head and body. The heat of summer makes standard rubber raincoats impractical in these regions.

Tropics Mexico

Hat Found with Will Propose Proben

A hat contains a found will proposal note described as incomplete and unclear. The fragmentary text references a possible bequest matter but lacks concrete names or dates to identify the estate or heirs.

Precautionary Smallpox Vaccination Order In City

Health authorities issue a compulsory vaccination order for all city schoolchildren due to the single current smallpox case. Certificates of vaccination must be shown within ten days, with exclusion from schools until the contagion period passes. The deadline extended to January 11 to accommodate graduation holidays. Teachers notified after notification from Health Officer Foltz and superintendent Drake.

Fultz J. N. Hurty State Board of Health Catsain Tibves Chly Schools Foltz Drake

Survey of New Line Nearing Benton Route

Surveyors continue work between Ligonier and Benton to determine a permanent new line toward Goshen. Officials note the grade changes and river route along Calvins and Water streets, with a wider path favored despite higher costs. The final alignment awaits completion of the Benton to Millersburg segment.

Benton Goshen Internubian Calvin Street Water Street Goshen Ligonier Millersbure

Child's Feet Frozen Protest Raises School Transport Concerns

Joh Taylory filed a complaint with Indiana official James E. Bigelow over methods used to move neighborhood children to McFarren School. He alleges his daughter was brought home after 6 PM, feet freezing, while conveyance scheduled around 6 AM leaves children out all day. Bigelow referred the matter to Osolo township trustees for action.

Joh Taylory

Undefined User Snippet Impasse Resists Court Pressure

Disjointed text fragment shows unclear stance toward a court or authority. The passage presents fragmented phrases and stray terms without coherent narrative, hindering a concrete story or event identification.

Salvation Army Christmas Aid Effort Urges Community Help

A letter describes Salvation Army Christmas work in the city. Volunteers plan to deliver 150 baskets and dinners for needy children and families, with clothing and gifts, while urging merchants to donate and shoppers to contribute. Funds from a street kettle will fund dinners before Christmas.

Bighart Salvation Army Immnu Ayul

Shively Seen as Dreamer in Indiana Senate Fight

In Elkhart and neighboring counties a split in the Democratic camp over Bent Shive ly’s bid for the U S Senate is noted. Local leaders doubt mass support exists, and interviews praising Shively have little impact on the Thirteenth district contest.

St. Joseph Bikkart Ted Elkhart John JL. Mierman Knox Shively the United Indigiente Democrats Indianay Wana

Fellin to Cistern In Goshen Streets Cliffside

Terse item notes a four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs C A Brey tose, fell into a cistern near North Fifth street. It also mentions no reports about reappointment of the county attorney, John B Gatshall of Goshen, under a former party understanding.

Howard Breyfogle C. A. Breytose Ted North Fred Gamph Goshen Lixejikold Board of Counnty ‘Commissioners John B. Gatshall Eet

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