09 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
An Elkhart area instrument plant, described as band instrument facility, is slated for reconstruction with reinforced concrete structures. Details on contractors or timelines are limited in the fragment.
Construction begins immediately on a five section plant for the C G Conn band instrument works to replace the factory lost to fire May 22. The facility will include an office building, two one story wings, a power plant and a woodworking section on Elkhart avenue near the St Joseph river dam.
Diagram outlines ground plans for C. G. Conn band instrument factory to be built in Northeast Elkhart. Construction to proceed simultaneously with all sections, occupancy expected in record time. City moves to open Mast Beardsley avenue and East Beardsley avenue to Johnson street to support the new factory district and nearby residents.
Charles T. Russell argues that full knowledge of the Lord will fill the earth, yet human effort cannot convert all heathen nations. He urges humility, faith, and reliance on the Kingdom of God, calling sacred learning worldly folly and stressing intimate knowledge of God through Christ as essential for salvation.
Detroit engineers reelect assistant grand chiefs Wills of Milwaukee Chadle of Missouri Corrigan of Texas and Secretary-Treasurer Prenter for another term. Pensions discussed after the elections at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers session in Detroit.
The report states that 23 miles of new underground railway lines in Paris have been authorized. Officials outlined planned routes and anticipated construction timelines.
City Attorney William ONeil his wife and son were jolted to the pavement when their car skidded at Harrison and Franklin streets to avoid a frightened horse. Attorney Ed Schwab escaped with only a jolt. rear axle broken and car sent to a garage.
State Drug and Food Inspector Frank W. Tucker of Peru visited Elkhart on a Gary corridor run to check grocers bakeries and meat markets for compliance with recently issued orders. He plans to return soon to verify that rules effective May 15 and July 1 bread wrapping requirements are observed.
London It-Bits reports a mystery behind the disappearance of valuable admiralty plans from Chatham. A renowned international woman spy is suspected of engineering the vanishing while in Britain, with prior weeks in the country cited as timing. Fraulein Peterson, a languages teacher arrested in Kiel, is noted for a love scheme to obtain German naval secrets and smokeless powder formulas, raising questions about espionage and female cunning.
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt reflects on how young children mix simple faith with candid, humorous irreverence. It recalls a boy who asks God for a room and another child who negotiates moral growth with stubborn honesty, revealing early logic and innocence.
Broadway crowds were startled when screams from a dress suit case were heard by a man carrying the bag. Passersby grew suspicious and confronted him on uptown Broadway as a constable intervened and opened the case to reveal a troubling scene.
A mother teaches Dolly about chicken roles as nine hens and a rooster, while the rooster keeps straying to the neighbor. Dolly scolds him and laments in frustration, then mutters that the rooster is like men, a remark overheard by her mother.
A flood of letters reaches Speaker Cannon as citizens nationwide seek favors. Some praise him, others condemn him, but most requests appear self serving and personal in nature.
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