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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
7
Train 33 of the Big Four runs through to Louisville with a connection at Greensburg to Cincinnati. Parlor car service offered. Agents A Henry H J Rreim Warren Lynch noted for passenger operations on the New York Central lines.
Daily timetable shows multiple trains including Pacific Express Buffalo and Chicago Express Lake Shore Limited and Western Express with arrival times from 3 45 am to 10 30 pm. Connections exist via Cleveland with Erie and P&LE lines. W J Lynog and A J Smith listed as traffic officials and ticket agents.
Miss Mary I Byrd resigns after nineteen years as head of the observatory at Smith College citing scruples over accepting money from Rockefeller and Carnegie. She will stay until commencement then spend the summer in Kansas with friends. The move is one of the most sensational in the faculty and contrasts with her quiet career and anti imperialist prominence.
In Chicago parks and Reds circles, Alex Berkman and Emma Goldman display public affection. They admit living together in Lincoln Park but deny rumors of marriage, asserting anarchist views reject government and formal unions.
The record covers appellate denial of rehearing in Aetna Life Insurance et al vs Stryker Pulaski C C with notes on equitable redemption and accounting before redeeming property from foreclosure. It also reports Southern Indiana Railway Co vs Osborn affirming judgment with remarks on negligent engineer testimony and due diligence.
The dialogue remarks on Howard Rowell as a cautious figure who tends to invite trouble. A line humorously notes that if Powell fears fat he would walk off weight before gaining it. The text then oddly states the pole distance from the equator as six thousand miles.
Mrs Bruggins condemns a solo by a church choir tenor as rude while her niece asks for clarification. A choir member stops briefly but resumes singing, drawing mixed reactions and a nod to the singer’s spunk.
A four year old boy climbed onto a chair to reach something and fell, dying from injuries. Police investigated the accident, noting the chair’s position and surrounding room conditions.
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