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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary note describes authorities intending to aid local police and send a special officer to meet the train and eject disruptive parties. It mentions a superintendent and potential wire communications to address the situation.
Two hoboes rode between cars on a mail train today and, after being stopped by station men, were unable to reboard. Fifteen cars were sent to Grand Rapids with a special running from that point to Kalamazoo planned today. An old man arrived from Bronson seeking a missing relative named Swart Z who worked for the Lake Shore and stayed near the depot.
A Short and J W Davis of the western division passed the required examination for promotion from fireman to engineer on the Lake Shore road. Fireman J C Replogle who lost a leg earlier has been reassigned as check clerk at the roundhouse. GC F Bender, previously holding that post, has returned to firing. Stationary Engineer C S Southworth and family return from a two weeks vacation in Canada.
Fireman FH Cupp moves his family to the country today. Chief Clerk L J VanCamp has returned to work after vacation. Fireman ILB Young returns after jaw injury in Chicago on the fourteenth. Robert Worsyth, a round house employee, fell ill after swimming yesterday and required two physicians.
Lenace Korsicl' severely burned on both hands while attempting to apply potash to a pail of oil used for wiping engines. He spilled potash onto his hands and sustained the injuries last night in the house.
A dubious notice promises a cure for nervous debility and weakened manhood. It urges readers to request a copy sent by mail and claims secrecy and simple access without extra medicine. The wording is garbled but indicates a scammy medical pitch targeting male virility.
The owner refused a $4,000 offer about twelve years ago and later sold parcels around Seattle. He has sold $27,008 worth of five acres and $50,000 worth of ten acres while still holding 17 lots.
The Kansas City Star lauds the Missouri mule, praising its endurance, restraint in eating and drinking, immunity to southern horse ailments, and reliability under heavy work. The piece notes mules outlast horses, resist nervousness, and justify pride in Missourians’ famed draft animal.
The piece recalls Charles Darwin's modesty in sending Origin of Species to John Murray. Darwin warned the publisher to reject the work if not of public interest, yet the trade ordered 1,498 copies before publication and Dr Wilberforce praised the Quarterly Review. Darwin later noted earthworms drew seven editions in a year, doubting public interest.
A movement has begun to raise one hundred thousand nine dollars for the oil industry. The cornerstone is expected to be laid next August at Titusville near the site of the first well in Venango County. The fundraising aims to praise the money and support the industry.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided fragment. No clear persons organizations places or events are identifiable to summarize into a proper news item.
Listings of multiple league results with teams like Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis in various games. Notable mentions include players and streaks such as a pitcher with nineteen straight wins and details from several first and second games across leagues.
Fragmentary notes suggest Donlon may secure a managerial role with the Philadelphia Phillies. If confirmed, he would shift tone and speak with Ainge about potential moves and responsibilities within the organization.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Umpires and players with unclear context. No coherent event or entities to confirm a specific report or outcome.
The grounds are in excellent condition with dust laid to ease the parched earth. The opening day schedule lists a full program of concerts lectures and classes including Miss Ohman Benson's Orchestra and Whitney Brothers performances across July 31 to August 3 with morning classes afternoon concerts and evening addresses.
Inconsistent OCR text from a public safety notice mentions Ellsworth County and Indiana. Readable parts reference an event or update but lack clear dates names or actions. Further legible copy required to provide a precise card.
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