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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

3

Handcuffs through the ages from ancient to modern devices

The article traces handcuff history from ancient mentions in Virgil and Egyptian use to Saxon terms, detailing devices like the flexible cuff, twisters, latizoie, whipcord and modern lighter restraints. It notes operational challenges, risks to captives and captors, and feats of escape by Houdini and others, ending with a nod to crime and railway handling.

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Meat Market Prices and Receipts Across Cities

Hobk Hog market shows 26 000 head in Chicago with hog price 9 50 per cwt. Cattle receipts around 4000 with best cattle at 8 50. Sheep and lamb statistics noted with prime sheep about 7 50. Indianapolis reports hog receipts 7000 with prime hogs 9 50. Cattle 1500 prime 7 79. Sheep 300 best 3 75. Lambs 8 25 for springers.

Chicago Lambs Indianapolis

Theater Trust Forms Open Door War in United States

The Middle West Theater company led by A. L. Erlanger, with directors including Charles Frohman Al Hayman Henry B Harris Marc Wlaw Henry W Savage William Harris David Belasco Daniel Frohman George Cohan Frederic Thompson George W Lederer and others plans to acquire control of theatres in the Midwest. The syndicate claims more than four attractions and ownership of many principal U.S. theatres.

Erlanger Charles Frohman Nixon & Zimmerman al Hayman William Haniig Charles B. Dillingham Henry W. Savage Cohan & Harris Frederic Thompson David Belasca Daniel Frohman Josefh Brooks HH. Frazee George W. Lederer F. Ziegfeld Wagenhals & Kemper Joseph Gaites Augustus Pitou Frank McKee Henry Miller Henry B. Harris

Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues

National League results include Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburg 3 New York 4 Cincinnati 3 Boston 4 St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 7. American League New York 5 Chicago 0 Washington 2 Detroit 6 seven in nings Philadelphia 3 Philadelphia at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg Chicago at New York Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston.

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Blind Tiger Men Fined In Court In 1816 Ice Year

The article recalls the 1816 year without a summer with frosts and ice across months from January to December. It mentions fines in court for Blind Tiger cases and details testimonies in Elkhart about liquor room loiters at the Standard hotel, with detectives Brandt and Carson revealing bottles of beer and whiskey seized during a raid.

New York Massachusetts Maine New England Pennsylvania Connecticut Middle States van Fleet R. E. Proctor Andrew Spadefore Jacob Brandt L. W. Carson Superior Court Standard Hotel Brandt Ziesel Northwestern Detective Agency Meglevy Standard Mighty One Megley Proctor Carson Turner Elkhart Minnneapolis McMillen Attorney State Fle Hag Mr. State

Cline and Hoppe Vie For 18.2 Balk Line Title

Tonight at the New York Theatre Concert Hall Harry Cline of Philadelphia and Willie Hoppe meet for the 18.2 balk line billiard title. The match to 509 points carries a $1 000 prize and a gold medal. Both players are in top form with Hoppe predicting he will retain the crown.

New York Harry Cline Philadelphia Willie Hoppe New York Theatre Hoppe

Goshen High School Defeats Elkhart in Close Park Contest

Goshen High School walked away with a 12 to 8 win over Elkhart at Driving Park. Winey hit a late home run and Haggerty added a three bagger for the Goshen club. Jones pitched well for Elkhart and Whitehead for Goshen as both clubs tallied late hits and errors shaped the outcome.

Goshen Elkhart High School D Elkhart Elkhart Winey Haggerty Jones South Bend Whitehead Riblet Kistler Crimson Stummary Kinney Vogt

Mrs Daniel S Limont Re-elected President of Army Relief Society

Mrs Daniel S Limont was re-elected president at the annual New York meeting. The society funds 143 children and 42 young men and women, with splits for university study, high school, stenography, and military academy prep. The organization aims to raise 120000 of its 190000 goal.

Daniel S. Limont Army Relief Society New York

Long Entry List for Race Matinee at Elkhart Park

Four big races a five mile motorcycle race and a ball game form the program at the Elkhart driving park next Monday. Twenty seven entries have been received from Niles Cassopolis South Bend Mishawaka Goshen Rhendiall ville Sadlor Union and ikhart. A five mile motorcycle event is billed as the red hot feature. A ball game is arranged between the Elkhart Reserves and the South Bend Livings tons.

Elkhart Niles Cassopolis South Bend Mishawaka Goshen Rhendiallville Sadlor Union Ikhart Livingstons

Australia to ship 50000 mutton carcasses weekly to New York

A Breed ers' Gazette correspondent reports Australia will start regular mutton imports to New York this summer. Initial 2000 carcasses arrived, with 7000 due May 26 and 8000 a week later, signaling a shift as tariffs and prices tilt meat supply.

New York Breeders’ Gazette of Chicago Zohn Australia South America

Clever Young King Collects Coins in Early Years

Victor Emanuel, praised as a clever numismatist, began collecting after a kingly gift and a soldo with Pontius IX. His father Humbert added about sixty copper coins, forming a nucleus for a notable collection. A Schenectady resident built a chimneyless house and found electric heating could be cheaper than traditional systems, boosting comfort. Garden Hose 7/4c at Turnock's.

Victor” Emanuel Operius IX Humbert June McClures Schenectady N. Y Technical World Magazine

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