Unclear Scene Notice to Be Filed by Ten O'clock
Vague fragment mentions a deadline of ten o clock and an action to be completed on that day. No clear names places or organizations readable.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
4
Vague fragment mentions a deadline of ten o clock and an action to be completed on that day. No clear names places or organizations readable.
Fragmentary text suggests an editorial notes piece mentioning Ruthie, the room, and office phones. The readable items imply a focus on telephone usage or setup within a newsroom or office, but specifics are unclear.
William D. Hazelton, manager of the Elkhart Truth, swears the January 1907 bona fide circulation of the Daily Truth is 34 06? and that this excludes sample copies and unsold prints. Notary Louis A. Dennert attests the oath dated February 2 1907 with commission expiry January 9 1911.
The Indiana Senate passes a bill raising liquor license fees to 1000 a year, shifting tax burden to liquor traders and possibly funding schools. The piece also reviews notable cross examination techniques used by Mr Jerome in the Harris murder trial of 1901, highlighting the need for expert qualification and preparation in court.
Editorial notes Goshen failed alone and praises Elkhart for allying with St Joseph County to secure a superior court. It deems the court a convenience, not a necessity, criticizes Goshen's lease attempt and warns of wasted county funds in court house repairs, urging taxpayer restraint.
An evening event at McKean Hall features the Glothitis Store and a related dialog Bea Ocean Heey. Readings and discussions accompany a small gathering in the hall.
Clark & Trainer report Elkhart Water Co proposed annual rates for small residences with sprinkling and fixtures, varying by frontage and usage. Includes flat rates, meter rates, and fire hydrant charges for 30 to 350 hydrants with adjustments for water volume and building type.
City considers bidding terms with the water company to value the plant as a going concern. Three disinterested appraisers to be appointed: one by the city, one by the company, and a third jointly by the two. City may accept or reject the plant within three months.
Council members warn of a volatile special election as speeches are prepared. The Review defends Elkhart Water Co while Truth analyzes bids by Ellwood Staudt and Winship. Pastbank failure reports cited as unreliable.
Funeral services for Capt. George J. Grammar, former vice president of the New York Central lines west of Buffalo, were held yesterday afternoon at the Second Presbyterian church in Chicago. Lake Shore Railroad and other lines sent high officials, and Lake Shore offices were closed in respect. Several Toledo New York Central officials attended, and longtime Lake Shore conductor M. F. Starr, noted for twenty five years in the same run, died Saturday aged about 382 pounds, described as remarkable for his size and service.
The community reports 221 present with 66 new church accessions during Dr Parrett's three week revival. Across the season there were 152 professions at Harrisonsburg and 113 at Staunton, followed by 113 in this city as the series ends tonight. Mrs Parrett is thanked for her help and services begin at 7 30 each evening. Dr Thomas Selectric Oil also touted as a remedy for croup by Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo NY.
Ad Offers chop suey and Chinese cafe services at the Standard Hotel open daily from 2 PM to 2 AM. Also seeks a second hand green bone cutter with inquiries at 100 North Main Street.
Andrew Mack the pleasing Irish comedian supported by a capable cast gave a very satisfactory presentation of The Way to Kenmare a four act comedy drama at the Bucklen theater last evening. The audience was small but appreciative. The pantomime Humpty Dumpty is the attraction at the Bucklen Saturday matinee and night at popular prices. This always satisfying piece features the original clown this season and promises pleasing entertainment.
The little artist Jane Corcoran brings “The Freedom Of Suzanne” to the Bucklen theater. Her NY Empire stage success demonstrates a high standard of acting after years of study and toil. The selection is praised as near perfection and richly worthy of an audience’s attention.
Readable text notes a Saturday night performance at Hoffman's Hall with a 9 February date. The listing mentions music by Gherhouding and a string of musical pieces, though many words are garbled.
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