Thief Frozensten Mimes, Noted With Leaves and Flowers
A fragile fragment describes a thief named Frozensten who mimes a slight taste of three items. The text notes a rind prepared with leaves and flowers at the edges.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
4
A fragile fragment describes a thief named Frozensten who mimes a slight taste of three items. The text notes a rind prepared with leaves and flowers at the edges.
A chafing dish supper idea for after theater hours featuring skinned tomatoes chopped fine and a creamy egg base with salt paprika and cream. The mixture cooks slowly, then tomatoes and optional green pepper shreds are folded in and served hot on both plates.
Instructions describe making tomato jelly using gelatine dissolved in cold water, then heated with tomato puree and seasoning. Alternative old fashioned method uses ripe tomatoes juiced, strained, plus sugar, eggs, and spices. jar is simmered gently and thickened to a jelly.
One pound of beef cut into inch cubes is browned with two finely minced onions. Add paprika, salt, and a small amount of dripping, then cook slowly. Include two potatoes cubed, no water added, letting juices form gravy. Serve on a hot platter with triangles of toast and meat gravy. Total about three hours.
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania Giuseppe Mule and Angelina Gorillo appeared at City Hall seeking marriage licenses. They swore they were not planning to marry each other and received a cordial welcome at the license bureau as officials processed the applications despite the odd names and remarks.
Mrs Anna Miser of Auburn, Ind, five weeks in Elkhart, attempted to leap from Nath Maint street bridge into the St Joseph river. A note and luggage were found. she later claimed mis treatment by relatives and stayed with the Watermans overnight. Authorities continued river searches but the woman remained alive.
Fragmentary notes indicate a plan to take the woman to Water loo tonight and arrange for the appointment of an insanity commission involving Bell Hudson Rae Kester George Chapman and others as brothers in law.
Mrs Replogle died Thursday night at the residence of her daughter Mrs G W Curtison in Jefferson township after a brief illness of malaria fever and erysipelas. She was 66 years old and had lived in Indiana since age six, survived by three sons and five daughters and two sisters. The family lived near Goshen in earlier years.
Mrs Hawkins died at 2 o'clock this morning in Benton where she and her husband were pioneer residents. She was 65 years old and is survived by her husband and five sons.
Mrs Ida Jane Hutt wife of Reuben Hull died Saturday at 9 40 pm after years of illness. Born in Catona she lived in Kalamazoo Ligonier and finally South Bend. She was 80 years 5 months 7 days old. Survived by husband James Collier son and daughter Caddie Creiger, brother Frank Moody and sister Helen Burhaiter. Funeral at 1010 South Third Street tomorrow at 3 80 pm Rev J U Breish officiating. Remains to Kendallville tomorrow at 11 20 pm. Deaths in South Bend noted: Hamilton 50 Brown Siler Ackemani.
Amelia O Dawa wife of Michael O Dowd of 408 Virginia Avenue died this morning after a five year illness. Born in Sturgis Michigan she was 43 years seven months and twelve days old. She was a member of the Lady Maccabees at White Pigeon Michigan. Surviving relatives include her husband and a brother Hiram F Davis of Sturgis. Funeral plans call for shipment of the body to Sturgis for burial.
A damaged OCR item yields a fragmentary line about a writer or official. The readable bits mention a person and a vague action but lack clear context or details for names, places, or dates. The note appears to be an isolated snippet from a larger column.
Fragmentary note shows officials or ministers sent or tied to the Ways and Means Committee. No clear names or dates available.
Rosalie Parish asks the court for a divorce from Thomas Parish alleging 17 years of marriage since September 1890 with three children aged 17, 16, and 8. The complaint seeks support for Rosalie and the children and immediate attorney fees.
In Elkhart County Court Judge Dodge convicts Frederick H. Ferguson a Nappanee physician of practicing medicine without a license. He pays a $25 fine plus $17.75 costs totaling $42.75. His license had expired. he sought a new certificate in Indianapolis and will continue practicing in Nappanee.
County Treasurer William P. Kray traveled to Indianapolis yesterday for a meeting of state treasurers. The session focused on proposed legislation for the current legislative session, with emphasis on a uniform bookkeeping system for county treasurers and related administrative matters.
Police were telephoned last evening about a man named Charles Burke who reportedly deserted his wife in a destitute condition at the Sheridan hotel in South Bend. Bartel, his companion, was said to be apprehended if they came to the city due to identity concerns. The wife reportedly had a dog protected by a blanket.
Washington reports that the Senate foreign relations committee favors a Canadian boundary treaty settlement. The accord resolves several mooted questions between Great Britain and the United States regarding the boundary.
Sailors from the American battleship Illinois arrived from Suez to Messina to recover the consul and his wife who died when the earthquake destroyed the consulate building. Captain Bowyer was ordered by Admiral Sperry to proceed to Messina and attempt the rescue.
Seattle reports a grim double murder and suspected triple homicide at a Capital Hill home. Attorney W L Seeley and his wife Mrs Kate M Seeley were found dead in the bathroom with wounds to the head likely from a hammer. Their daughter Miss Rene Seeley, a University of Washington student, was also killed in the same scene with bodies arranged beside the tub. Police suspect chloroform and drowning in the bathtub may have preceded the deaths. The motive and exact timing are under investigation with no immediate signs of robbery.
Goshen reports that Prosecuting Attorney Burris intends to demand an official investigation into Judge Taumes and Judge Dodge amid a court clash in the Elkhart circuit. The grand jury plans to reconvene tomorrow after five weeks of deliberations without results, with Ed ky Dausman of Goshen set as special prosecuting attorney.
The Arnold will contest was settled in Bilhart court yesterday with stipulations filed before Judge Dodge. Plaintiffs represented by Lou Wail and Deahl and Vanderveer. defendants by James Neff and Deahl & Deahl. The 1908 will left the estate to living children and heirs, but the codicil revoked by agreement, restoring the original will.
Fragmentary text references guardsmen Perry and retirement, mentions marshals and adjutant roles, with garbled phrases about appointments and expiration dates. no coherent event or entities to confirm.
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