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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
4
Advertising and communications must be received no later than 10 to insure publication. Prompt submission is required to ensure the item appears in the issue.
Editorial fragment notes telephone numbers 95 and 61 for the office. Limited readable text provides no clear event or person. Summary focuses on the terse contact figures within the editorial note.
William D Hazelton asserts the Elkhart Truth’s May 1909 daily circulation at 3675 copies, excluding sample, printing spoiled, or unsold copies. Notary Louis A Dennert swears to the statement in Elkhart County Indiana.
Truth is on sale at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore and KE. D. Millers South End Drugstore at the corner of South Main and St. Joe Streets.
Chronological notes recount events from 1668 when Charles II granted Rhode Island a charter to 1721 John Yale’s death in England, 1758 Abercrombie’s assault on Fort Ticonderoga, 1790 poet Halleck born in Guilford, 1813 Fort George skirmish, 1852 Montreal fire, and 1908 Boston dockyard fire with $1.5 million loss.
Frank B Brandegee United States Senator from Connecticut was born in New London on July 8 1864. His father Augustus Brandegee long served in congress and led the Republican party. Brandegee graduated Yale in 1885 and earned a law degree in 1889. He served in the Connecticut General Assembly for over a decade and later represented the Third District in Congress from 1902 to 1905 before joining the U S Senate. Last spring he was re elected for a full six year term.
The piece discusses how the United States and other nations are perceived as facing a serious shift in confidence. It notes fluctuating economic and industrial mood and questions the mysterious workings of political or cultural dynamics guiding progress.
After protracted talks a vote on the income tax issue was deferred in the Senate to avoid open assent. The bill is expected to gain Republican support while most Democrats except Senator McEnery Will oppose. Bailey proposed an income tax amendment and was defeated 28 to 47. The note mentions gas range promotions and upcoming comic singers at the Star Theatre with tickets on sale at local drugstores.
A man identified as Conesta disappeared after receipt of a threatening Black Hand letter. A note was found in his desk demanding he leave money at the east end of the Hennepin Avenue Bridge Saturday night.
A telegram from Belgrade reports King Peter of Servia fainted while riding in a Vienna park and fell from his horse. The fainting is attributed to excessive smoking, per the wire.
Special inducements offered to gas customers for the next ten days beginning June 29 1919 in Elkhart as part of a promotional campaign.
Four year old Anna Spangler, daughter of a Sun Prairie farmer near Madison, who was believed abducted by two men in an automobile Tuesday, was found three miles from home unharmed but hungry after spending the night in the open. Parents had offered a $1,000 reward.
New York July 8. Detectives have guarded the vicinity of the New York Stock Exchange since Friday after police received a letter threatening that the exchange would be blown up with dynamite between Friday and Tuesday.
Real estate brief notes farms priced around 3600 dollars upward. Describes abundant flat land, low taxes, acre homes in suburbs. Mentions Dunlaps offering payment terms with cash options, and Arnold Gas Block as another reference point.
An obituary-like summary traces John D. Rockefeller born July 8, 1839 near Oswego New York rising from farm labor to founder of Standard Oil. It notes control of one fifth of US refining in 1872 and creation of Standard Oil Company in 1876 with 1 million capital, the 1882 trust, its 1892 dissolution, and estimates his wealth at about 800 million at seventy with speculative growth to 1939.
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