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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
June 8 at Frankfort Kentucky a mob overpowers police freeing John Maxie a black employee of Howe's circus then hangs him on the Kentucky river bridge in view of the Executive Mansion. Governor Willson reportedly said he could not see why he should be bothered about purely local affairs.
Library policy informs regular borrowers may extend to ten books for summer use. Fiction may include four novels, due after fourteen days. other books may be returned anytime but stamped due September. Fines accrue at 2c per day if late, and transportation costs remain the borrower's responsibility.
Chicago June 3 Chief of Detectives O'Brien issued an official opinion to the coroner that Dr. John T. Hinkley of Meansville died by his own hand at the Hotel Wellington last night.
In Washington on June 3 Senators Aldrich and Stone clashed over tariff policy. Stone accused Aldrich of impertinence while Aldrich retorted that Stone represents the German government. The heated exchange spiced the afternoon proceedings.
A special train will take Colonel Roosevelt and party to Kijabe this afternoon at 3 20. They will camp out there for the night and return later.
An American missionary in Turkey Miss Fredercka Honk died in Beirut hospital May 30 after fever. Cable to Rev. George Lambert says she planned to return home May 17, had written of fatigue, and had hoped to visit Elkhart and Wadjin earlier.
At the 155th commencement in New York Columbia University awarded almost twelve hundred degrees. Artin J. Klein, son of J. G. Klein of Lexington Avenue, earned a Master of Arts and was introduced by Dr Calvin Thomas.
Authorities warn the high school will be crowded this September and announce temporary arrangements to handle large enrollment. An anticipated increase of about 36 pupils over the current year’s record is expected as the school year closes tomorrow.
Balloon racers aim for a national championship route toward Detroit and Hudson Bay Canada. Early plans place entrants traveling eastward with expectations of shore landings along Hudson Bay.
A report by State Statistician J Li Peets for the new public accounting board lists Elkhart at 1.94 per hundred in property taxes, with many Indiana cities below the 2.50 threshold. The survey cites Warsaw, Connersville, Alexandria, Vevay, Hammond, Michigan City, Kendallville, Dunkirk, and others, highlighting wide variation in local levies across the state.
Councilman Burhans attacks the Board of Public Works and Commissioner Arnold in a heated debate. The clash centers on Franklin street roadwork and paving materials, with remarks about street conditions and accountability from several council members.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit workers walk out early this morning, crippling subway and elevated lines. Police from City Hall moved to entrances to prevent rioting while strikebreakers restore limited service by noon.
The article reports Chas. Silvers may become day sergeant and is abroad in Idaho. local board action aligns with a former superintendent's plan. The move sparks factional debate in political circles with Republicans and Democrats arguing over recognition and party loyalty.
Expect a grand parade and monuments unveiling at Ace Lawn cemetery and Luin land park in Elkhart on Sunday. Woodmen organizers say South Bend Goshen Mishawaka and nearby towns will send visiting brothers to join the ceremony around 4 o clock with bands concert and speeches outlining local history.
Pittsfield Massachusetts June 22 unionized street railway workers won a cent an hour wage increase and a ten hour day after returning to work this morning, ending a labor dispute.
Evansville businessmen vote to back the Boydott Cars firm amid a dispute after the company refused arbitration. The action by the combined commercial organizations signals stronger stance in the street protests and related pressures.
An order issued in Baltimore directs Baltimore and Ohio Railway machinists to strike. Officials warn the walkout will affect operations at Washington, Indiana, and other points, with no timetable for resolution.
A fragmentary reading mentions a bruise incident and EEGs linked to STD concerns on Franklin Street. Details are sparse, with no clear dates or parties identified.
A returned Elkhartan discusses a June confrontation amid tense regional efforts. Details remain scarce but hint at a planned meeting between factions to address ongoing clashes and leadership questions.
Fragmentary lines mention an invitation and a reference to Ben Hur on a sovght date. No clear event, place, or authoritative details are readable.
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