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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1905

Page

8

Carnegie gift praised by presidents as boon to higher education

Article reports reactions to Andrew Carnegie's 10 6 million bequest to fund annuities for aging college professors. Presidents Harper, Schurman, Pritchett, Faunce, Seelye, MacCracken, Eliot and others laud the endowment as a pivotal pensions plan, boosting faculty dignity and retention across American colleges and universities.

Reading Agnetes United Spc Carada Andrew Cartmore Ibgmr New York Tribune Jarod Gould Schurman Eooreeti University America Eenegie Wweil Carnegie W. R. Harper Chicago University Henry S. Pritchett Massechesetts Institute of Technology W. H. P. Faunce Brown L. Clark Seelye Smith College Northampton Mass New York University Rainates Teemcetter Eugene Stevenson New Jersey Gemere! Alumni Association Carnegore Chanseer Titevenson Samuel Plants Lawrence University Appleton Wis Carnegié Arning Colleéges Charles W. Eliot Harvard University William Peterson MeGth University Montreal McGill Lord Strathcona Wiliam MacDonald John Henry Molson Agricultural College St. Ann's

Funston's Narrow Escape From an Cuban Agent

General Fitz-Hugh Lee recounted a near assassination scare while he was consul at Havana. He described a gaunt Cuban army man posing as danger, who proved to be General Funston, later famed for capturing Aguinaldo, who he helped smuggle to the United States after a disguise and a bath.

Fitz-Hugh Lee Connecticut General Assembly Hartford Havana Frederick Sunston Kansas Chicago Tribune Maine Lee General Lee United States General Funston Aguinaldo

Bounties Set for Sharks in Adriatic Fisheries

Fishermen in the Adriatic Sea will receive bounties from $2 to $200 for each shark captured, with payout based on the variety and size of the fish. The incentive aims to boost shark catches under the new program.

Adriatic Sea

Indiana's War on Cigarettes as Told by Poets

A satirical dialogue from Author on Parade and the Hoosier poet laments cigarette bans and the shift to corncob pipes and cigars. The passage criticizes prohibition of cigarettes, notes bonfires of corn husk wrappers, and imagines writers adapting their craft and smoke rituals amid sweeping anti smoking measures.

Indiana Jose Sala

Case of a Young Woman with Ten Personalities

British psychical researchers report a girl once under Dr. Albert Wilson developed ten distinct personalities within twenty months after a 1895 illness. From April 1895 to December 1896 the patient showed varied states from acute mania and fear to blindness and imbecility, then recovered and educated her strongest personality by twenty-two.

London 2?Sychical’ Research” Society Albert Wilson Tom Mary

Haggard Describes Dreadful Immigrant Ride Across America

Novelist Rider Haggard, sent by the British government to study immigrant colonies in the United States, arrived in Toronto from San Francisco. He called the cross continent journey dreadful, with extreme climate changes, washouts, wrecks, and a near bridge collapse in Arizona, plus a freight train mashup near Buffalo.

Rider Haggard United States Toronto San Francisco New York Times Continent Haggard South Africa Africa Arizona Buffalo

Rhubarb Enterprise Planned by Clark Standiford

Clark Standiford a former Marysville grocer plans a large scale rhubarb venture at a ranch near Chino Mills in Butte county. Five tons of roots have been shipped to him to form the basis of the project, reports from Marysville.

Clark Standiford Marysville Cal Chino’ Mills Butte County Sacramento Bee

English Shopkeepers

English shopkeepers face the rising cost of imports as global trade pressures grow. Local markets show a shift toward smaller outlets and increased emphasis on value and service.

Airship dreams fed by Knabenshue in Toledo for expo

Roy Knabenshue refines an airship in Toledo Ohio aiming to wow the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The craft will have an 8000 cubic foot envelope a 60 pound engine 10 foot propeller and lighter triangular frame to outperform the California Arrow. Plans include Brussels prize Flight and a Santos-Dumont race to follow the exhibit.

Portland Roy - A.knabershue Toledo Ohio Knabenshue Baldwin St. Louis St. Louis Exposition California Knabenshuetas Knehbenshue Roy Knabenshue New York

Proper Age For Marriage in Modern Times

The piece discusses shifting views on suitable marriage ages, noting the decline of old maid stigma, rising independence of women, and longer consideration of life before wedlock. It cites social change driven by women entering the workforce and the longer mental and physical development deemed necessary before marriage.

How Woman Was Freed From Troubles Through Pink Pills

A historical account extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for headaches arising from anemia. It cites Miss Stella Blocker of Leander Louisiana who recovered after three boxes, stating prior years of weakness fever and organ involvement but full restoration after using the pills. The ad notes cures for neuralgia sciatica nervous prostration partial paralysis and rheumatism and claims the pills renew the blood.

Buckten Family Hit by Erysipelas and Fever in Chicago

A. E. Buckten and H. Buckten are reported ill with erysipelas and fever at their Chicago home. Miss Buckten was recalled from a country house north of town as concern grew that the illness followed an accident near a creek last week.

Somerville. Light Trinity M. FE. Church Anderson D. Parrett R. J. Parrett Church ‘Triumphant Anderson D.parrett Joseph Jr Mary Parrett Fayette County Ohio Methodist’ Episcopal Church Indiana Father Parrett Whitley County Susan Perking Thele J. A. Parrett Samuel L. Parrett John H Edward T. Webster Zebulon Burch Samuel Smith E. S. Fleece Fort Wayne Wolf Lake Elkhart Thomas Bowman Brother Parrett Aiery Jesus Parrett F. T. Simpson D. D Heininger J. DeLong South Whitley H. B. Butler Odf Sas Somerville A. E. Buckten Buckien Chicago Buckten Creeck

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