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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

7

Beware of tainted hams sold by "farmer" agents

A Daily Truth notice reports tainted hams sold in Indiana and nearby cities. Dr. J N Hurty warns health officials to vigilantly monitor ham peddlers who buy tainted meat from Chicago packing houses, ship it and sell at below market price. One suspect, T Scantlan, was briefly jailed in Franklin but released and vanished. Public notices urge sheriff and police to act and publish warnings.

Chicago J. N. Hurty State. Board of Health Rene ‘Becknell Beard Indiana Columbus Greensburg Mt. Vernon Franklin T. Scantlan Pease

Revival of Judgment Involving Westville Young Man

Bessie L Gray, now in Elkhart, seeks revival of a LaPorte county circuit court judgment against John Baird of Westville. The 1896 verdict ordered $500 plus $325 costs and interest, with Baird going to jail. a new filing aims to revive the judgment after ten years.

Bessie L.gray Westvill Elkhart LaPorte County John Baird Westville Ind Miss Gray Baird

Enlarge Circuit From 3 Panas Daily Worth

A terse OCR fragment notes a circuit enlargement action with reference to three panama sources and daily publication. The readable text lacks clear dates places or named authorities.

Representative Longworth wed at White House ends quiet weekend

Mrs Nicholas Longworth and Representative Longworth spent a quiet Sunday at Friendship the McLean country home Tennalytown after a White House ceremony. They planned a two week private trip to Tampa Florida aboard the Mayflower before their wedding journey resumes in Washington after Congress adjourns.

Washington Tampa Fla Congress Longworth

Miss Alice Roosevelt Marries Nicholas Longworth in White House

Miss Alice Roosevelt wed Representative Nicholas Longworth in the East Room of the White House at noon. Bishop Satterlee officiated as President Roosevelt gave away his daughter. the ceremony drew ambassadors and prominent guests, with a white and green decor and a long silver brocade gown worn by the bride.

Washington Alice Roosevelt United States Nicholas Longworth Ohio White House Roosevelt Mr ‘Roosevelt Longworth Thomas Nelson Perkins Boston Miss Roosevelt Tannhauser Miss Bishop Satterlee New York Cincinnati Satterlee Henry “Yates Satterlee Diocese of White

Railroad lobby faces stiff two cent rate foe in Ohio effort

The Lake Shore and the Big Four fought a two cent railroad rate measure in Columbus last week. Conductor George Huntley of Elkhart and Conductor Clark of Toledo led lobbying efforts, calling the fight “like going against a stone wall,” with Huntley having previously urged President Roosevelt against railroad legislation.

Lake Shore Indiana Columbus George Huntley Elkhart Clark Toledo Mr. Huntley Huntley Roosevelt

Cure Report From Newton Woman Highlights Pink Pills

Mrs Elizabeth Rannells of 408 East Seventh Street Newton Kansas describes long standing hereditary nervousness in her legs. After six boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills the twitching ceased and sleep improved with renewed use when needed. The pills are claimed to build up blood and aid various ailments including headaches indigestion influenza neuralgia and other female health issues.

Welichh Elizabeth Rannells East Seventh Street Newton Kansas Mrs. Ranwells Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Crusade Aims to Clean Up South Bend Gambling

The Young Peoples Societies of South Bend gathered photos of gambling venues using roulette and other devices and prepared a report of infractions. They plan to send the evidence to Governor Hanly seeking a personal state investigation to close the activities. A former police officer helped collect materials after resigning last November. One last night meeting aimed to shape the presentation for the state chief executive.

South Bend Hanly

Witching of the nerves and tenderness of scalp and spine

Fragmentary notes describe nerve symptoms including head and neck tenderness and headaches. The text hints at a medical or sympathetic description of pain affecting the scalp and spine and possibly nerves in a historical medical context.

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National Biscuit: Company St.Joseph Valley Bank Thomas Snell Walter S. Hazelton Adrian Michigan Lumber’ Dealers Elkhart, Indiana Harry G. ‘Sommers Theaters Pana White Mouse President “Roosevelt Columbus, O Young Peoples’ Societies
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