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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

9

Elkhart County Eyes Hospital Site in Mennonite College Building

County Commissioners consider buying the old Mennonite College on Prairie Street in Elkhart as a site for a new county hospital. Officials note Elkhart offers urban advantages, quick physician access, and streetcar service, with Goshen as an alternative. W. W. Sterling sold the building to J. W. Fieldhouse last week and may repurpose it for hospital use.

Dunlaps Goshen Elkhart Mennonite College

Local Hospital Gratitude for Farm Aid in Township

The Clark Hospital management thanks Bango township farmers for donations of potatoes, oats, fruit, and cash. A list names contributors including Mary Burns, Levi Burket, Mrs. Levi Pritchard, Chas Deal, Mrs. Samuel Pitcher, and others who provided vegetables, fruit, flour, soap, bread, and cash sums to support hospital needs.

Clark Hospital Bango Township James Holdeman John Cook Louis Scholes del Cook John Ender R. Burns Levi Burket Nate James Levi Pritchard P. B. Burket James Rupel L. Pritchard John ‘Collier Peter’ Stockbarger Charles Be'den Frank Belden Leonard Secor Samuel Johnson Mary Hanenste Oscar” Chobey Hanenstein Henry Poptius John More Samuel Pitcher E. Kirdig Geo. Martin Hi. Dodge Abe Werger Je Brubaker O. Bennler Charles Wenger Hoffman

Grand and Petit Juries Selected for March Term

The spring term opens March 5 with grand and petit juries chosen. Grand jurors include Fred Young Cleveland township and Michael Kirkendorfer Jefferson. petit jurors list P J Staudt Concord and Emanuel Stauffer Jefferson among others. ARM CRUSHED ON COGS.

Will Ibegin Fred Young Cleveland Michael Kirkendorfer Jefferson George Newell Concord Emanuel Dutrow Washington Milo Stark Henry Bockus Middlebury Petit P. J. Staudt Emanuel Stauffer Charles Method Elkhart Ben W. Gauger J. E. Martin

Accident Injures Lake Shore Employee Robert McGee

Robert McGee, about 40, a Lake Shore foundry helper, was pulled into a charged machine at 1:30 PM and his left arm amputated at the elbow. He lives at 483 Jefferson Street and was taken to Clark hospital by Stephens ambulance. The incident reportedly resulted from the machine drawing a circuit from a grounded wire.

Truth Robert McGee Jefferson Street McGee

Water Crisis Hits Elkhart Wells As Creek Water Flows In

Two of Elkhart Water Co.’s four large wells are nearly dry with one partially filled. City officials reported foam on water in a well, indicating creek water intrusion from Christiana Creek. An accidentally opened viaduct may have allowed creek water to enter, risking pressure for sewerage and fire protection.

Elkhart Water Co Christiana Creek Edwin Pounder F. Christ

Indiana to be divided into seven judicial districts

A proposal in Washington would reorganize Indiana's federal courts into seven subdivisions with a single grand jury for the state. Indiana would hold annual sessions in Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville New Albany Fort Wayne Hammond and South Bend. The plan awaits House action, with Knox Daviess and Martin counties in dispute between Evansville and Terre Haute alignments.

South Bend Washington Louis Ludlow the Star Indiana Gilbert, Foster Chaney G. B. Landis Crumpacker Cannon House Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville New Albany Ft. Wayne Hammond South Bend Judiciary Committee Gilbert Knox, Daviess Martin Foster Horng

Government finds widespread adulteration in farm seeds

The United States Department of Agriculture issues a circular on adulterated orchard grass blue grass clover and alfalfa seeds. About one third of seeds examined were adulterated with 10 to 75 percent impurity. Over 100 firms are named in the circular. Large imports of Canadian bluegrass and English trefoil are used to mix with local seeds. The department offers free testing of seed samples.

Elkhart County United States Department of Agriculture England

Miss Munn Allegedly Attempts Murder in South Bend

A 17 year old girl named Miss Munn from South Bend is alleged to have made an attempt on the life of Mrs. Warne Adams. The incident occurred after she had been scolded for staying away from home late hours. The accused was reportedly distressed and confronted by authorities.

Munn South * Bend Pat Warne Adams

Sommers Plans Major Bucklen Theatre Renovation

The Bucklen theater in Elkhart will undergo extensive reconstruction including stage, dressing rooms, rigging loft, and a rebuilt roof annex. Contractor Kistner & Son will handle the work while Sommers seeks subscription support to finance chairs, lowered orchestra pit, new scenery, and a modern curtain to rival South Bend’s Oliver House.

Truth Oliver Ated Ovium Timmins Geree Kistner Kistner & Son Elkhart Sommérs Bucklen Rich Sommers Sommers To’ Make ‘the’ Seating Capacity, of. ‘the’, ‘New: Bucklen Olver-opera House of South Bend

Rockefeller Burned in Effigy at German Turnverein Event

In Cleveland on Tuesday a Dante inspired scene showed John D. Rockefeller and a Standard Oil octopus burned in oil soaked effigies. Prominent local businessmen attended as 600 spectators watched Satan issue doom in a dramatic purge toward the finale where Rockefeller was led to a furnace.

Truth Cleveland John D Rockefeller Satan Hades John

Plant sold after auction. Marshall and Stephens owners

Marshall and Stephens of Chicago bought the New National Manufacturing Co. plant at receiver E A Carpenter’s sale, paying more than other bidders and plan to resume operations with a large workforce. Lipschitz, 73, injured when his carriage horses crashed. he declined sewing wounds and planned a trip.

Marshall & Stephens Chicago National ‘ Manufacturing ‘Co Carpenter P. L. Turner Vhis A. Sorge, Jr E.A Messrs Marshall Stephens Giles Lipschitz Middlebury

Bridge Move Considered for St Joseph River Span

Elk Hart county officials study relocating the Six Span bridge over the St Joseph river north of Eckhart toward Bristol. The 480 foot long bridge is deemed unsafe and may be replaced at a cost around 50 000 with a steel structure. A move one mile east could ease crossing and serve Bristol better. A trip to Six Span is planned to assess the situation with little opposition from farmers and local residents.

Board of County Commissioners St. Joseph River Eckhart Bristol Elkhart County Pridge Earer Brinstol

Quiet Springfield After Night of Rioting and Fire

After a night of riot arson and mob violence Springfield remains quiet with guards patrolling. Davis the brakeman shot by rioters is alive Two companies of the Third Regiment guard the fire scene a Ninth battalion company of colored troops is on standby at the armory Authorities criticism surrounds selecting colored troops for duty during the unrest Elder Conrad Volmer died from excitement during the riot.

Springfield Davis Conrad Volmer

Investigation Committee to Probe Storms Fees in Indiana

An investigating committee from the State Auditor's office will visit Dan Storms’s office Monday to examine a $6,000 fee claim against the state. The panel plans a thorough review and will then scrutinize alleged illegal sums held by former auditors before returning to the auditor's office.

Indianapolis State Auditor’s Dan

Cold Blooded Murder at Railway Depot in Mt Carmel

In Mt Carmel Illinois February 28 two men Je Murphy and W White killed one man and fatally wounded another at the railway depot after a passenger refused to shut a door. The attackers fired through windows and opened the door shooting as victims woke. Two bystanders were shot as they slept with one dying instantly.

Mt. Carmel Ill Je “W.W. Murphy de “W. White Murphy White

Steel trust insists no strike in coal districts

A high official announces that the steel trust and coal interests will prevent a strike in the anthracite and bituminous districts. The statement comes as large coal operators push to suppress action, signaling coordinated action to avert labor disruption.

Steel “Trust New York Steel Trust

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Old Mennonite College Lake Shore THE State J.C. Rockefeller Burns Turnverein Society OF Partici Marshall & ‘Stephens W.B. Giles Timue Kendaliv
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