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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

4

Elkhart Truth front notice and delivery details

The Elkhart Truth outlines delivery options by carrier or mail with a weekly or yearly rate. It lists office contact for delivery issues and requests timely submission of advertising and communications by 10 o'clock to meet publication deadlines.

Truth Tree Shores biditorial room business office phones

Fragmentary OCR note describes a business biditorial entry for Truth Tree Shores, mentioning a room and office phones with unclear numbers and quotation marks. May reflect a classified line about office space or contact details.

Truth Tree Shores

December circulation figures for the Elkhart Truth

William D Hazelton sworn as manager to declare the Elkhart Truth's December 1909 daily circulation at 3 762 copies excluding samples and unsold papers. sworn January 8, 1910 in Indiana Pike County with Notary Louis A Dennert.

William D. Hazelton Elkhart WM. D. Hazelton Mgr State of Indiana Pikhart County Louis A. Dennert

Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels on Main

Truth is on site at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore and I D Miller's Southnd Drugstore at the corner of South Main and St Joe Streets.

Timmins’ Opera House Knevels I. D. Miller’s Southnd South Main and St. Joe Streets

January 27 in History Highlights

On January 27 events include a great banquet in Washington for the Louisiana purchase, Audubon’s death in 1841, the Great Western Railway line opening in 1854, Queen Victoria naming a site for future British North American provinces in 1848, Blaine and other figures noted, the Empress of Ireland launch in 1900, and Bryce Root treaty signs in 1904.

Washington Louisiana Sarigossa John James Audubon Eard Great Western Railway of Canada Queen Victoria Olluch British North America McAister James Blaine Statesman Ciel Lagen Obs Brow Clyde Bryce Root Newfoundlandisherches ‘Freaty Kminperat

Birth of Gen John C. Black a Civil Service Leader

The text recalls Gen John C. Black born in Lexington Mississippi on January 27 1838. He grew up in Danville Illinois, studied at Wabash College, joined an Illinois regiment in the Civil War, earned a brigadier general brevet, practiced law in Danville, and held Democratic political roles before serving as United States Commissioner of Pensions and later United States Civil Service Commissioner.

John CC.” Black United States Civil Service Commission Lexington Miss Danville Wabash College Blakely Congress Tineis United States Cleveland Gen Blick Mlingis United States Civil

Affidavit Quashed in Mullen v. Biddle Case

Justice J. Oberholtzer granted the defense motion to quash the affidavit in the Sadie Mullen versus Uattie Biddle case alleging an attempt to provoke an assault. The ruling narrows the process by removing the initial triggering document from the record.

J. Oberholtzer Sadie Mullen Uattie Biddle

Corporation tax subterfuge and contract violation debated

The Attorney General ruling that interest on United States bonds is taxable under the corporate tax sparks controversy. Critics say the decision risks constitutional issues by treating interest income as a tax on business privilege rather than a direct tax, risking breaches of bond contracts and government pledges.

Chicago Record-Herald United States Tadong T Son Supreme Court

Editorial Thought Civb Sew Year Foye

The ideal hero is the warrior and nations honor military figures far more than civilians. War dulls virtues such as courage and self sacrifice while peace banners praise civilian virtues. The essay questions who among us has known war and its glories and why peaceful ideals should replace martial ideals.

Cipelmath Lnquirer E Militars Wen unuMdad

Vilas Estate Valued At 4.85 Million For University Benefit

Madison January 27 special trustees of the William F Vilas estate filed a report declaring an appraised value of 4 849 600 79. After deducting 40 000 for outstanding debts most of the remainder 1 809 0074 will go to the University of Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis William F. Vilas University of Wiscongite Vilus

Slayer of Fiancee Expiates Crime in Philadelphia

Nek ye VOU Pounders was hanged today in the prison for the murder of Emma Turner. The crime followed her refusal to marry him, ending a 17 year old romance two years ago.

Philadelphia Miovamensineg Emma Turner

Sermon Talk by Prof. W. W. Smith in Cleveland

Professor W W Smith of Cleveland will deliver an illustrated sermon on Modern as odigal of Chicago with wife assisting. Admission free with offering accepted to defray expenses. Venue Jinelish Lutheran church on Marion street.

W. W. Smith Cleveland, O Chicago Jinelish Lutheran Church Marion Street

Paris Flood Devastation Surges as Seine Rises

Reports describe a massive flood in Paris with walls of water overrunning quays, half the city darkness, and rescue efforts by police, fire, and army. Damage is estimated at 200 million dollars as refugees stream from inundated districts and aid pours in from citizens and Red Cross.

Dorbate Tiia Rush- Saud Weta Shel Eerth Pain Seine Paris Bae International Searle Anais Ivy Talley Red’ Cross Cits Coast Biorg London Sihene Spain Germany

Y M C A Completes Annual Election

The Y M C A completes its annual election at the monthly meeting on Monday night. Directors to serve until 1912 include Frank J. Smith, Quis duber, Beerel Goldthwaite, and M C Johnson. Trustees to serve until 1912 include EL Jacobsea, George C. Dewees, C AL Miller, and He E Sinout.

Y. A Qquis Duber Beerel Goldthwaite M.C. Johnson cCuarhes EL Jacobsea George C. Dewees AL Miller He. E. Sinout D Moning George. A. Learman AL CW. Davis Harvey B. Shelley Tre Prank Sudi WL Davis John Werlex

Goddess of Liberty tickets set for Bucklen theatre

Manager Timanins reports a single order for twenty tickets today for Goddess of Liberty at the Bucklen theatre Fel area. The unusual bulk request highlights strong interest in the production and its Bucklen venue.

Timanins Bucklen Theo Bucklen Fel

Card of Tharks Neighborly Thanks for Kindness

Wei wish to thank as neighbors and friends fer their kindness during tie sickness of wife any mother. Also the Sidway Ca, and enplores Thos.2 Berton. Children 45 5 of Blunge gis come tron impure blood aCun't ibd qure bhook with faulty digestibps lazy liver and sluggish bowels Burdack Blood Biers strengthngs gfamnadh bowels and liver and upriti of gaye ood.

Wei Berton

Gompers Celebrated On Sixtyeth Birthday By Labor Leaders

Washington reports President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor is feted on his 60th birthday with a net of sixty roses and numerous telegrams from prominent labor groups in the United States and Canada. The piece traces his rise from London born in 1850 to long service as AFL president, with key milestones in 1881 1883 1887 and his uninterrupted leadership except 1894.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor al Force Federation United States Canada Trades Union Gompers London America Cigarmakers' International Union Trade Uolonists Chicago Ast Terre Haute Tmd Pittsburg Federation of Organized Trade and Labor Unions Cleveland

Bar Soap and Loan Offer Noted at Lusher Bros

An ad fragment notes 6 bars of Fels Naptha soap and a Lenox loan for 25 cents at Lusher Bros, listing a local price deal and storefront offer. The readable text mentions 28 as a figure related to the sale.

Lenox Lusher Bros

Choice sale fetches up to thirty five cents Friday

About 300 dollars worth of goods sold at prices up to 35 cents on Friday with many items priced at 15 cents.

Bargain basement prices for Friday sale items

The list highlights marked down Friday deals including toasters at 9 cents each and Royal Soap bars at 25 cents for nine bars. Also advertised are sisal clothes lines at 10 cents and other household items with low prices.

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