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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
Offers citywide delivery by carrier or mail at 10 cents per week or 5 dollars per year with payment to the carrier. Reports of missed delivery should be sent to the office. Ads and communications must arrive by 10 o’clock to publish the day.
The notice lists Opera House Book Store and Knevels Book Store and E D Millers South End Drug Store at the corner of South Main and St Joe Streets.
The Olympia Candy Kitchen at 25 South Main Street opens to the public this evening in the former Deli Cafeteria space. A Tremaine six piece orchestra will give a concert with a program including marches waltzes ragtime and selections from The Red Mill Garden of Roses and other works. The Aaties orchestra from South Bend will join as pianists.
A fire crew from Central station tackled a rubbish blaze behind the Pemler millinery and near the rear of a store on South Mah suresh. The pile burned briefly but was extinguished before spreading to adjacent structures. No damage was recorded and firefighters saved the building.
Captain Nasmussen of the fruit steamer Jose reports passing a school of whales about thirty miles south of Atlantic City. He notes two whales about fifty feet long and a large one that breached high in the water before submerging. About a dozen whales were seen in the group.
A Concord and Osulo Township Democrats meeting is set for tonight at the Jetty Court Room to arrange transportation to the Goshen convention Saturday. Organizers seek to estimate rider numbers and ensure adequate interurban cars and determine if a local delegation will bring a band to the event.
Dr Nansen explains how stress sensitivity rises during polar travel. He describes recognizing a hostile guardian by scent long before sighting him and recounts a detailed smell inventory when approaching the hut. Odors from petroleum coffee cheeses tea and more were detected separately and clearly.
A quirky reflection compares a cross man to a child, arguing that slammed doors express protest against world wrongs. The text drifts through disjointed phrases about doors that slam versus doors that close quietly, hinting at a playful, unfinished note attributed to Atclison tobe.
A batch of declarations signals candidacy for county recorder auditor sheriff clerk of the circuit court and sheriff again in Elkhart with nominations to be decided at Goshen convention on June 18 1910. Names include Hugo Winterhoff John W Brown Elit F Coleman H L Wean and A R Kessler.
James A Arthur announces candidacy for Elkhart County auditor subject to the Democratic county convention. He presents his bid to lead county financial operations and oversight.
A candidate proclaims running for sheriff and auditor of a county, subject to the Democratic county convention. The notice names BERSECKER and references a date June 18, 1902, with Wind as a possible location or issuer.
A feature on Mrs. C. J. Neill of Mississippi describes her as a striking political figure whose hypnotic eyes and tall angular frame captivate, with remarks linking her to alleged bribery schemes in the Bilbo-Leroy Percy contest. The piece critiques public perception of youth and beauty as political assets and notes her past aliases and activities in real estate and vote buying.
The piece attacks the News-Times for alleged deception in campaign coverage and accuses the Goshen News-Times of lying. It cites a meeting at the Truth office in Mikhart with Gordon Murray John W Brown Isa ior Murray and others discussing Brown's candidacy for auditor and denying any ballot or ticket nomination.
Dialogue scenes show a driver and workers joking about past riches as a public notice expresses gratitude for support after the death of Mrs Avery Degolier. Other items mention John Kantz and family acknowledgments, plus the disappearance of William Foley and his bank balance after dying alone in North Yakima hospital, with joins to local work on Sunnyside canal.
Abe Levine and Max Brody of Patterson New Jersey begin a 100 day cross country trek on skates from York to Frisco and New York to San Francisco. They left May 8 meeting delays from early strains but press on sleeping in barns and open air to earn money en route through pictures and stunts. The boys wear Allred tight jerseys as they cover miles by hiking when no skating is possible. They aim to finish within the Youpass Skates prize period.
Baker led the Federation of Brotherhoods outlining its principles and future work. He accepted the presidency, thanked members, and pledged effort for the federation’s success. Trinity Orchestra performed, choir sang, Harvey Craidon and Rev. Chas. Herrick offered prayers. Next Wednesday a committee will report on a constitution and by laws.
The Silver Circle of the Christian church will hold a penny supper at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday, June 18. Proceeds support church activities.
A sister of the bride fell ill during the ceremony of Miss Clara Rodewald and Walter S. Rickert at Evangelical church on Preme street. She was taken to the parsonage for medical care and soon revived as guests felt the disruption pass.
The magnetic properties of the hulls and the ore cargo cause navigation difficulties for many lake fleet ships. The compass readings are affected, leading to operational challenges in steering and course adjustments.
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