November Circulation Statement for the Elkhart Truth
William D Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the November 1906 bona fide circulation was 3328 copies excluding samples, spoiled prints, and unsold day by day copies. Notary public Louis A Dennert witnessed the oath on December 6, 1906, with commission expiring January 9, 1907.
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William D. Hazelton
Elkhart Truth
Daily Truth
William. D. Hazelton
State of Indiana
County of Elkhart
What a Primary Means
Opinion from the Indianapolis Sun arguing that party bosses hold nominating power, and that true reform requires allowing the people to name officers through a workable primary law. It stresses that effective primaries curb machine influence and protect direct voter control over state and local offices.
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Congression
Cddés
Indianapolis
Sun
Court challenges interstate commerce act in tobacco case
Judge McCall declares Congress lacked power to regulate interstate commerce through workers compensation type liability for railroad employees. He argues the act ties to tort law, not employer employee relations in interstate trade, and sees no connection to regulation of interstate commerce. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the Justice Department will pursue full constitutional review at Sears court.
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Dse
Cita Ae
Congress
Department € Justice
Sears Court
Chicago Record-Heald
Commission
As Il
Jarre
Itvis
Railroads and Newspapers Clash Over New Pass Rule
A rule by the interstate commerce commission bans free passes and cashless sales, forcing fixed pricing. The commission’s interpretation, critics say, amounts to unwarranted lawmaking by courts and threatens barter and balance settlements fundamental to commerce. The dispute hinges on constitutional rights and future court rulings.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Minds and Work as Realization of Great Ideas
The text portrays ideas about land control, living visions, and new aspirations. It asserts work is the process of realization and that great ideas arise in quiet moments, not from constant searching. It warns that constant busyness hinders epoch making or stimulating ideas.
Steel-Coach Talk Promises Woodless Trains For Safety
A railway official discusses replacing wooden components with steel in Pullman sleepers and coaches. He notes advantages of noncombustible, solid steel builds, potential life-insurance like safety, and the high cost of steel coaches estimated around 12 000 to 15 000 dollars versus 8 000 for standard passenger cars.
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Sistiexacty
Dlessnedjes
Gomimercé Commission
Pullmai
Northwestern Railroad Engineers Pass Surprise Signal Tests
The Northwestern Railway reported a year 1906 program of surprise tests on enginemen to enforce block signal obedience. Of 1 625 track and distant signal tests, zero failures. minor tests numbered 1 621 showed 1 percent disobedience. Earlier tests led to dismissals and severe discipline for noncompliance.
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Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern
Battleship engines drive vast freight tonnage for years
The article notes that engine power on major rail freight has shifted toward larger locomotives. It credits William Garstang with design influence as the industry emphasizes bigger motive power. Prominent lines such as Wabash and Hartford appear in the discussion of evolving power needs.
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William*Garstang
Goshen Elks Club Proceedings Highlight Buffet Question
A special judge named Hanan and Goshen prosecutors examined a case involving the Goshen Elks Club. The decision discussed during the session touched on buffet arrangements and related experiences, with focus on the prosecution’s remarks and subsequent implications.
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Hanan
Eee
Rae ‘Goshen
Elks’ Club
Fletcher
The
Vis
Goshen
Dast “Pri Fce
Ford
Iran
Curious Philippine Bats Eat Fruit and Ferment Palm Juice
The article notes bats in the Philippines perched in latine trees during day, then aloft at twilight to raid fruit orchards and coconut groves. They drink palm juice called tuba, become intoxicated when it ferments, and fall to the ground where enemies kill them by morning.
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Philippine
Ithe
Philippines
Gunton
Washington
Impression of Sir Leslie Stephen by Edmund Gosse
Edmund Gosse recalls his youth’s first encounter with essayist Sir Leslie Stephen after a quiet dinner. He notes Stephen’s striking red beard and austere brow, the subdued mood, and the two guests listening in silence rather than talking.
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Edmund Gosse
Sir Leslie Stephen
Leslie Stephen
Bear Rampage Near Duncansville Averts Fight
A bear of unusual size terrorized a camp housing 200 American Pipe Line Company laborers near four miles west of Duncansville Pennsylvania. For an hour the animal roamed the camp while armed men avoided open combat. Dogs woke sleepers and Cullen Webster a clerk, saw the bear at his window. Brain then shot the bear past James Coyle’s window.
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American Pipe, Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Duncansville
Cullen Webster
James Coyle
Compulsory Course Confession From a Tramp's Memoir
A tattered tramp, claiming college background, touts training and education. He insists his degree from the University of Pennsylvania or Utah penitentiary tale is credible, prompting doubtful response from the narrator.
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U. Bax
Pen Yiganta
Ma'am
Utah
Zinc Fumes to Remove Soot In Amy Article
A fragment notes zinc fumes used to remove soot and references Amy’s article discovery. The text hints at a cleaning method and a cited source, with limited readable detail on process or context.
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Amy
France's Catholic Church Seeks Unity Amid Separation Debate
Bishop Dontenwillie reports from Rome after Pope's audience on France's church state clash. He notes France's infidel government driving God from schools and public funds, while urging unity among Catholics to defend church property and autonomy. He cites 82 bishops and 60,060 priests as current church strength.
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Hontenvinle
Dritieh
Colmaie
StevPatrick
Ruesdayhaaishop
Doustenville
Rome
Holy Father
France
America
Dontenvire
Ibite
Ben He -Peve
Napoleon
Coud
Esata
Jan Syynth
Bishon
W C T U Observes Mothers Day With Red Letter Plans
A large W C T U gathering with Goshen delegation observed Mothers Day at Mrs R C Trawris home. Central Union to entertain State Convention next October. Speakers discussed Pure Food laws and billboard decency. a social followed. Sales job ad appended.
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Goshen
R. C. Tra‘ris
Central Union
J. A. Grant
Tnealls
Snk
Ile
H. N. Spear
J. A. Work
Naan
Street Car Employees Granted Wage Increase
Motor men and conductors on city cars of Wabash, Fort Wayne, Longsport and Lafayette receive a 1 cent an hour raise. The new scale ranges from 16 to 19 cents per hour depending on service term. Announcement by Fr D Emmons, general manager of the Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co which owns the street car systems.
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Fé Warytte
Wabash
Ferl
Longansport
Lafayette
Fr. D. Emmons
Ft. Wayne
Valley Traction Company
Wanted A girl to assist with housework
Help wanted notice seeking a girl to assist with housework at 809 Sherman Street. Local posting invites applicants to inquire at the listed address.
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Sherman-street
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