Weather Dispatch Reports Light Rain West of Toledo
A minimal rain dispatch notes showers west of Toledo with little damage reported beyond light disruption. No injuries or major incidents are described.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
A minimal rain dispatch notes showers west of Toledo with little damage reported beyond light disruption. No injuries or major incidents are described.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a purse with money and dates around the 26th. It references Blessing's shoe store and an event with a double headpiece and pitching the second. Details are garbled and no clear outcome or names are confirmed.
The readable lines show Boston at New York American League games and Chicago at Cleveland St. Louis at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston indicating a busy schedule with multiple city pairings and venues.
A fragment notes events around July five with a reference to a Monday following a week from now. Details are unclear and names or places are not specified.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Adams System of Rectal Medication claiming cure for piles fistula ulcers and related conditions. It cites 25 years in general practice and 20 years as a pile specialist. Sessions by Dr Bolan at a hotel on June 26 and 27 are announced.
He Gardner, superintendent of apprentices in New York City, visits local shops. The draftsman PY is noted. Mirta heads to Toledo tomorrow. Auten of the chief draftsman's office called home due to his little daughter Daisy's illness. Flower McCoy of the department is on a three day vacation. W Te Whiteman attended graduation exercises in Ann Arbor for his brother Robert. H E Griffin, inspector from Cleveland, was in the city. Wmn Schulz badly cut his middle finger at the Lake Shore storehouse. T D Porter had skin torn off both hands and a wrist sprain when he jumped from a moving train. B B Steel and HK Ganun accept Michigan division brakeman posts.
Two sections of trail No 25 are planned for tomorrow morning. Root News paper association members travel from New York to Chicago. New York Central traffic rises daily with strong receipts at the local station. Engine No 24 undergoes boiler tests and repairs. Engine 5028 broke a frame at Three Rivers. engine 5046 sent to relieve. Foundry motor installation nears completion and will move in tomorrow.
A fragment notes a man once gravely ill now recovered and strong after using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The clipping also includes a rental notice: furnished room for rent on Second Street.
The brief lists club standings on the green diamond, noting team positions and recent results in local baseball play. Key clubs and leaders are highlighted with concise updates on wins and losses.
National League results include Chicago 4 over Cincinnati 6 and Brooklyn 22 over Philadelphia 0 in first game. New York 5 Boston 4 in first game. New York 131 Boston 1 in second. Other NL games noted. American League shows Cleveland 3 Chicago 4. Detroit 8 St Louis 1. New York 5. Boston 14 Philadelphia 3 Washington 0. Associations and minor leagues report varied tallies including Kansas City 4 Columbus 3 and Milwaukee 3 Toledo 0. Western and Central-League results list many multi-game scores and postponements. Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota Wisconsin leagues post additional scores such as Green Bay 5 Freeport 1 and La Crosse 6 Wausau 2.
Danville Illinois June 24 A farmer named Fred Steve was driving between the city and Grape Creek when he was ambushed and died later from mysterious injuries. The incident is under investigation with few details available.
In New Rochelle New York a crowd gathered at the Bronx Manor house to witness the presentation of a fatted calf to George H Pell. The gift revived an old St Johns day custom tied to Lord Pell who funded the Huguenot settlement. The city officials organized the ceremony with Pell accepting the gift in a dignified manner.
A petition from Elkhart Indiana merchants requests closing their places of business from Friday June 6, 1909 to October 1909 each evening except Monday and Saturday. Also notices of a Woodmen Circle supper at McKean hall on Saturday June 26 and salting bread orders at 113 South Third Street plus Toby's Widney Remedy advertised for health.
Susan Crawford and children express heartfelt thanks for the love and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Beloved husband and father. May God bless the hands that prepared those beautiful flowers.
The Buckton theatre plans a balloon night with five admission tickets for the moving picture show. Ascension is advertised for 7:30 p.m. on the date provided.
For sale a modern two story house on Marion Street with conveniences on a 55 by 165 feet lot. Easy terms available. Inquire at the house or post office. J. M. Hughes in charge.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoap health Coffee as a clever imitation of real coffee. It promises a fine flavor with a one minute preparation and no long boiling. The product is said to be made from parched grains malt and nuts with samples offered by W A Griffin.
Local notice from B C Godfrey & Sons urges readers to buy chestnut coal now as supplies may be scarce next winter.
Vaudeville changes at the Bucklen Theatre with Al Derby the novelty bag puncher moving to the Majestic in South Bend. Halene Taka the Hawaiian basso with steel instruments to fill Bucklen's Palance of the week. The program adds vaudeville, moving pictures, and a new baritone illustrated song singer drawing large crowds.
Fragmentary text references intimidation involving individuals connected to an incident or case. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable to identify the event or parties involved. Further readable details are required to compose a precise summary.
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