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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
J Henry D P Albers, manager of the Elkhart Truth, swears the February 1910 bona fide circulation was 8742, excluding sample copies, spoiled prints, or unsold day copies. Notary Louis A Dennert attests to the oath in Indiana.
A note lists Truth available at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore along with FH. D. Miller's South End Drugstore located at the South Main and St. Joe Streets corner. The item enumerates accessible outlets for the publication.
A March 24 1910 notice from OGRA announces union label approval in Elkhart for Thursday events.
The entry lists notable events and deaths from history with names such as Horace Gray Michael Adrianzoon de huyter Francis Pierpont and Longfellow. It mentions births in Boston Cambridge and PortHend Mass and events in Philadelphia Boston Lousiana and New Zealand offerings and proclamations.
Charles S Prosser a leading American geologist born March 24 1860 in Columbus New York is noted here on his 50th birthday. He studied at Cornell University and spent three years after graduation pursuing his field work.
The text outlines Professor Prosser’s career from an instructor in paleontology at Cornell to assistant paleontologist for the US Geological Survey from 1888 to 1892. He later held natural history chair positions at Washburn College Union College and Ohio State University and contributed to multiple state surveys. He also served as assistant geologist for the United States Geological Survey and earned recognition from the International Geological Congress.
City officials plan to condemn valueless dangerous structures in the business district. The board will push for clearing alleys removing refuse and tightening fire safety while health officers review sanitary conditions and basements and attics for required improvements.
The Churches Castle US announces revival services this evening with Rev. Robinson delivering a sermon titled The Providal’s Spiritual. The Salvation Army holds a special meeting this week with Major William Escott of Indianapolis preaching Saturday and Sunday March fhe.
Leander Planden of the Blanden Players stars in Buckleen performances praised as elegant theater. Readers are urged to see the show at small prices of 2, 10, or 20 cents, with many friends growing after every performance.
Ty J Blackmore of Haller & Blackmore in Pittsburgh reports buying Dr Detchon s Relief for Rheumatism which cured him in 24 hours after months of pain. He credits five city physicians with little relief and praises the medicine as effective and recommends it to others. Sold by Houseworth Gros H Bentz & Co druggists.
Readings and choirs fill morning and evening services across First Evangelical and St Vincent Catholic Church. Easter music features the church quartet and organist Miss Van Tilberg with solos by Miss Pearl Master and Miss Wilma Stultz. Knights Templars attend the morning service. Good Friday services set for tomorrow at 8.00.
Raster service at 9 30 AM combines Sunday school and church into a single worship event. The pastor delivers a master address with special singing.
Sunrise prayer and meeting at 6 a.m. Raster sermon at 10 20 a m. Special program of music and recitations pb m. Everyone is welcome. H Swarzkopf pastor.
Grace Lutheran presents a 9:30 a.m. Sunday School special followed by 10:30 a.m. morning worship with baptism of adults and children and reception of members. Confirmation service and Holy Communion occur. Benevolent Offering at the service. Luther League at 6 p.m. on The Toy of Easter. Choir service at 7 p.m.
Episcopal parish presents a choral service listing pieces: Prelude St Cecilia Offertory in C minor My Micks Processional Welcome Happy Morning Sullivan Introit They Have Taken Away My Lord Steiner Kyrie Palmer Mass in B flat Gradual Word of God Incarnate Mendelssohn Gloria Tibi Saus Tibi Pleyel Credo Woodward Hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today Offertory selections from The Messiah Victorious by Wilbur H Gray.
Dr H J Beverle longtime Goshen resident and editor died at his Goshen home aged 82. A physician, editor and manufacturer born in 1823 in Pennsylvania he studied medicine and began in drugs before entering politics and publishing. Surviving are five children Lincoln H Beverle Daniel F Beverle Ramsey Beverle and Mrs Edith Berkey with funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM.
A conference in Cincinnati ended with operators rejecting a miners proposal on a new Ware scale. A strike of about 400,000 miners in Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and possibly Illinois appears imminent as a result.
Ida Hardman sues in circuit court for separation from husband Tawin M. Hardman alleging ten years of drunkenness and fifteen years of misconduct. Married in 1892 and separated in 1916 they have seven children aged two to sixteen.
Lincoln March 24 Special three Corn Husk er athletes members of the university track team Date McDorala H A Woodward and Geo Hanson were taken to the isolation hospital today with well developed cases of smallpox They had mingled with students during exposure Hundreds have been exposed Wholesale vaccination has begun and university buildings are being drenched with disinfectants.
A forty horse power santomobile plunged over an airbridge into Cahokia creek in East St. Louis, throwing five occupants into ten feet of water. One man, believed to be Jake Mueller, drowned, and chauffeur Ben McCool is also believed drowned. William Henry, Charles Fowler, and Jared Jyfer were rescued and taken to hospital.
Washington dispatch reports minority leader Champ Clark refusing to aid in ousting Rep Fitzgerald from the Rules Committee. Fitzgerald is expected to be chosen at the Democratic caucus with Clark Slayden Hammond likely among other selections. The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee reported favorably on the Townsend railroad bias amendment. Also reported two American schooners seized at Pringa Pulzga by the Maduz force per Bluefields Nicaragua dispatches.
Advices say the American embassy in Santiago has taken charge of the Peruvian legation after Peru’s minister withdrew due to Chile expelling priests. The move has unleashed great excitement across both nations amid rising war fear.
The Rev. SG Buckner of the First Christian church was elected secretary of the First District Conference of the Christian Church. The conference has met in South Bend for two days. The district covers eight counties in northern Indiana.
The receiver Milo W. Stark will sell at public auction the assets of Hekhart Garage Company excluding book accounts. Items include automobiles parts repairs supplies tools fixtures machinery and office furniture. Sale on March 29 1910 at 10 am in Wikhart Indiana. Cash at not less than two thirds of appraised value. Proceeds to be in bulk or parcels per receiver's discretion.
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