October circulation figure for Elkhart Daily Truth
William D. Hazelton, manager of the Elkhart Truth, swears the October 1907 bona fide circulation of the Daily Truth was 3678, excluding sample copies, printing spoils, and unsold day by day. Notary Louis A. Dennert verifies the oath.
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William Dei Hazelton
Elkhart Truth
Daily
Truth
William D. Hazelton
State of Indiana
Elkhart C
Louis A. Dennert
Truth on Sale at local shops and stands
A quick notice lists several downtown outlets where truth is on sale. Finehout's drug store at Main and Hickory, Timmins' Op era House book store, Knevels' book store, and Keene's inter ban news stand are named as places offering the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finehout’s
Main
Hickory
Timmins’ Opera House
Knevels
Keene
Interban
This Date in History Highlights November Milestones
A list of historical events on November 14 across centuries including deaths such as Neil Gwyne in 1687. explorations and sieges involving Bruce and Benedict Arnold. battles like Arcola in 1796. Napoleon’s Vienna entry in 1805. Sherman’s Atlanta burn in 1864. Guiteau’s last trial. Serbia declaring war on Bulgaria in 1885. and the 1888 lynching of five witnesses in Missouri.
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Neil Gwyne
Bruce
Benedict Arnold
Quebec
Arcola
Napoleon
Vienna
Gen. Sherman
Atlanta
Charles Guiteau
Garfield
Servia
Bulgaria
Friends of the
Bald Knob
Missouri
Birthday of Brigadier General Albert L. Myer
Brigadier General Albert L. Myer United States Army commander of the department of Texas was born in New York on November 14 1846. He began as a private in the Eleventh Infantry during the Civil War and rose through sergeant second lieutenant first lieutenant captain lieutenant colonel to colonel by 1903. His career spans over forty years with service across the United States Cuba and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Myer
U.S. A
Department of Texas
New York
Eleventh Infantry
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Ballot purity questioned after Maryland New Jersey votes
An editorial notes concerns over fraud and voting irregularities in Maryland and New Jersey. It cites claims of 30 000 rejected votes and trick ballots in Maryland and calls for a gubernatorial recount in New Jersey to verify if the Democratic candidate led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maryland
New Jersey
Democratic State Committee
Sovernor
New
Jersey
New York
Fragmentary snippet highlights vigilance in elections
The torn text hints at a motto about constant vigilance by those who desire honest elections, with partial mentions of Chicago and a Tribune reference. The fragment lacks clear events, people, or dates to specify further.
Consolidation of Fast Freight Lines Under One NYC Management
New York Central consolidates all fas freight lines under Merchants' Dispatch as main line with other names retained. Headquartered in Buffalo the plan cites economy and reduced need for agents, with cooperative earnings sharing to cut costs and boost revenue. Transit times: 24 hours NYC to Buffalo, 36 hours NYC to Chicago, 13 days coast to coast.
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Fas
New York Central
Merchants’ Dispatch
Transportation Company
Buffalo
New York
Buffal
Chicago
Walsh Road Protest Challenges State Rail Board Order
The southern end of John R Walsh's Walsh Road protested against an Indiana railroad commissioners order on coal car distribution. Lawyers for the protestors appealed to court and sought an injunction to halt enforcement of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Indiana
John R. Walsh
Idiana
Indiana Railroad Crossing Signal Warning Issued
The Indiana Railroad Commission urges stronger signal practices at grade crossings. Judge W. Wood notes many crossings are poorly maintained and engineers give insufficient whistle blasts. The goal is to reduce fatalities and enforce proper signaling through clear instructions to roadmasters and supervisors.
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Indiana Railroad
Commission
Nia
Indiana
Egineers
Indiana Durin
W. — Wood
Thanner
Billbuster HYM Pharpe Incident Report Casts Light
A garbled OCR fragment notes a Wednesday event involving a switch tender James Haslem and conductor Kit Shoup at a freight yard. It references a train car derailment near a hump yard and a track collapse affecting BNR rails. Names and details are partially unreadable, but the incident concerns a switchtender and yard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNR
James
A” Uty
Chicago Journal Notes Solid Sea Email Tables
The fragment hints at a Chicago Journal item about sea email tables built from solidi. Readers should expect a concise report on a construction or design project, naming the involved parties and potential uses. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea
Solidi
Chicago
Journal
District arts and sports report from Scotland and Westminster
An odd fragment describes a scene in Kelose Sto Montrose Scotland with a Stow capture near Scarborough and a long journey from four miles north to a castle 155 miles distant. It mentions 689 days and a crab possibly being helped by a sportive person, with reference to Westminster Gazette.
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Anist
Stow
Kelosé
Montrose
Scotland
Scarborough
Castle
Westminster Gazette
State nurseries send seedlings and seed for forestry drive
The Pennsylvania State nurseries sent out at least 160 white pine seedlings and 400 pounds of seed to be planted next spring. The effort supplements ongoing forestry work funded by the Pennsylvania Railroad Allentown and Lehigh Navigation Company in Schuylkill and Carbon counties and the state war reservations. The note from the Philadelphia Ledger calls it a good start for one of ten states with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alloona
Lehigh- Uald Navigation Company
Schuylill and
Carbon
Philadelphia * Ledger
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital Experiments With Intense Light
Experiments at the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital on 20 Second Avenue test intense light as a pain alleviant. Physicians refuse to express definite opinions on efficacy, but report results with light therapy as sufficiently satisfactory to continue trials.
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New York
Avenue
New ‘Ark Times
Campaigns and Couture in a Fractured Nation and Royal Attire Recalled
A collage of 19th century political quarrels and social obsessions notes that a fragmented nation would benefit from broader candidate access while praising Fairbanks and others. It laments sparse remote electorates, mentions Queen Alexandra wearing a lilac wedding dress, and warns of opium cure hype amid a flood of dubious remedies.
Notable women of letters reach advanced ages
The passage lists female authors and ages noting literature and art may extend life. Caroline Herschel is named at ninety eight Harriet Lee ninety nine Mary Somerville ninety two Hannah Moore fifty eight Maria Edgeworth andUna Barbauld eighty two Jane Porter seventy four George Sand twenty two and Mary Mitford died in her seventieth year.
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Caroline Hershel
Tarriet Lee
Mary. Sem‘ville
Hannah Moore
Sifty
Maria Edgeworth
Una Barbauld
Jane Orter
George Sand
Mary Mitford
Lord Rosebery Solves Sleep Woes with Seaside Retreat
The London Globe notes Lord Rosebery, wearied by insomnia and political stress, left public life to sleep. He reportedly walks with his coachman at night and found relief at Delmeny near the Forth. Inmates at Tornees port mention an elderly resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
Lord ‘Rosebery
Owever
Delmeny
Rose
Bart
For Rent Prize Fight Breaks Up
A fragmented OCR item notes a prize fight breaking up over rental terms or related dispute. Readable fragments mention rent and confrontation but lack clear names, dates, or venues. Further text needed for precise entities or outcomes.
Triology superstitions noted in railroad lore and urban fear
A fragmentary article discusses threefold beliefs among railroad workers and urban residents. It cites a policeman, a tramp, and various ethnic stereotypes while asserting psychology and religion offer little light on the triology and noting fire alarms reportedly occur in threes.
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Tian Ttalian
Newspaperenu
Checks and fractional finance marked by Lake Shore employes
Lake Shore employees yesterday displayed checks as specimens of fractional finance. One man showed seven cents, others twenty five, thirty-seven cents, and similar amounts. A man who received $100.25 had eleven checks, including a twenty five cent one. The oddities were easy to cash.
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Lake Shore
Easil
Cigarettes Sold in Elkhart. Youths Seen Puffing
A report notes cigarettes being sold in Elkhart and that several young fellows have been seen puffing late. The text also mentions drug stores being involved in some way.
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Elkhart
Buena Vista amalgamates lands to dominate Isthmus sugar trade
Chicago company forms a combined Buena Vista operation with the Buena Vista Plantation Company and others to control land along the Trinidad river to the Veracruz and Paine railroad. The deal covers about 16 60 acres and related sugar holdings including Buena Vista and San An esito. Consideration is 360 009 with local officers predicting domination of Isthmus sugar business. Milk price hike to offset production costs takes effect Nov 15 1907 led by local dairy firms.
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Company of
Chicago
Buena ‘Vista Company
Buena Vista Plantation Company
Trinidad Valley
Buena ‘Vista
Veracruz
Paine ‘Ailroad
Rinidad
Olorado
Buena Vista
San Anesito
Badger Comany
Buena Vista Company
Trinidad Alley
Tehuantepec
J. Pletcher, Syarr, Bros. Siigerfoes Dairy
J. D. Comstock
JT. Williams Davis & Buttrick W. Stickle Kreider Bros. M. Forter
Harvey “Wambaust
D. Wells
W. E. Wyland
A. Angstrom & Co
Engineer Maltby Eyed for Elkhart Waterworks Pumping Plans
The Board of Works considers Maltby for drafting specifications and advising on a new pumping station for Elkhart. His LaPorte 1899 project cost 104000 and is weighed as relevant experience toward a future plant possibly costing about 500000 for a city of 25 000 to 40 000 within ten years. Some officials doubt his fit for the larger scope.
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Aridice
Sibeidiary
Mraltny
Elkhart
LaPorte
Board of Works
Elkhart Water Company
Bucklen
Elkhart Water
Maltby
Hikhart
Littl Kankakee
Church committee urges summer teachers institute
Rev. L W Applegate reported on church progress in Lake county near Gary, noting parish and mission improvements and urging expanded missionary work. The diocese saw 12 percent scholastic gains and 20 percent teacher gains as part of yearly growth.
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Svax
L W
Applegate
Baltic Sea Wreck Record Surpasses Other Waters
The Baltic Sea has a higher wreck rate than any other body of water, averaging one wreck per day year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic Sea
Ministers unite in temperance drive in Huntington
In Huntington, ministers plan a systematic temperance campaign for the city as the community eyes reform efforts amid religious services and local outreach.
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Huntington
Milford youth suffers neck dislocation corrected by doctor
Glenn Moore age 19 of Milford vicinity yawned and stretched his neck, causing a partial dislocation. A physician treated him and reset the vertebra to its normal position.
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Glenn Moore
Milford
Peculiar rest day of French fashion figures praised
The text notes a weekly rest day for certain Frenchwomen of fashion. On that day they rest fully, sleep extensively, and eat only fruit and vegetables. It is described as the finest pezuty recipe and nerve tonic known.
Beira city built largely of galvanized sheet metal
Beira, a small African town, is described as constructed almost entirely from galvanized sheet metal, highlighting its distinctive, rugged architecture and resourceful building methods.
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Beira
Africa
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Globe
Tuens Rhee
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Sangeng
Yellow Sea
St. Joe
Vernon Graf
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Fe Ureil
Will
Mooto Wertenberger
Pierceton
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Ladies’ Union
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