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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Board of Public Works
Elkhart
Indiana
Sion
Bkach
City of
Elkhart County
Saide
Pheé- Board of Public Works
Gs Arnold
Thomas Anderson
Fred-Poole
Needles Works
of Elkhart
Truth Telephones: Editorial Room Business Office Phones
A clipped notice notes truth telephones and editorial office business lines with both phones listed. The brief item emphasizes communication access between editorial staff and business operations.
Elkhart Truth October 1906 circulation figure
J William D Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the bona-fide October 1906 circulation was 3 299 excluding sample copies and unsold day copies. Notary Louis A Dennert witnessed the oath on November 5 1906. Commission expires January 9 1907.
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William D. Hazelton
Elkhart Truth
Daily Truth
William. D. Hazelton
State of Indiana
County of Elkhart
Louis A. Dennert
A Great American Remembered at Kansas City Gathering
The Indianapolis Star reflects on John Jay as a model of patriotism and public service. It notes praise from Jefferson and Webster, his roles as lawyer governor chief justice and diplomat, and his abolition and Bible society work. Critics labeled his treaty a surrender, but posterity honors his contributions.
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Kansas City
John Jay
Jefferson
America
Daniel Webster
John. Jay
Europe
Abolition Society
American Bible Society
Lord Sheffield
Lord Grenville
Jay
Peary’s polar voyage recounted as perilous endurance
The account emphasizes the heroism and extreme hardship of polar exploration. It notes that frequent expeditions have fostered a misleading view of ease, urging readers to recall the harsh realities faced in such journeys and the dire situations sailors endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Polar
Fioat
Roosevelts Vessel Roosevelts Strength Enduring Design
A fragment from Chicago Record Herald discusses Peary praising the Roosevelt for its strength and resilience. The passage hints at a method to ensure a vessel can endure extreme pressure and not fail, a goal for future explorers seeking reliable ship performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Actoss
Saat
Peary
The
Roosevelt
Chicago Record- Herald
District Republican delegate plan for county convention
A district Republican convention outlines delegate votes by county. St Joseph 40, Starke 6, Pulaski 7, Marshall 12, Fulton 11, Elkhart 25, Kosciusko 18 totaling 119, three short of last year and thirty seven short of this year’s target. Delegates per county show a diminution with Elkhart 3, Pulaski 2, Starke 2, St Joseph 1.
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St. Joseph
Starke
Pulaski
Marshall
Fulton
Eilkhart
Kosciusko
Varie Counties
Elkhart
Pulaski and
Beveridge Announces Child Labor Ban and Meat Inspection Reform
Senator Albert J Beveridge states he will introduce bills at the opening of the coming session of Congress to prohibit child labor nationwide and to strengthen the meat inspection act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
J. Beveridge
Congress
Rauch faces choice of private secretary after win
After defeating Fred Landis for congress George W Rauch of Marion weighs 1200 salary private secretary post. At least twenty five applications arrive with Republicans vying for the job. A Marion Democrat named Call Houston is noted among interested candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landis
Congress
George W. Rauch
Marion
Rauch
Landis
Call
Houton
Tennessee Man Credits Postum Coffee Cure Letter
A Tennessee reader endorses Postum as a coffee substitute after years of poor health from coffee. He describes tremors, pallor, and fatigue improving after switching to Postum prepared correctly, noting better工作 at the office and more outdoor activity. He warns against improper preparation and cites reading The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Tony Beiling
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Httle
Wellville
Deaths Mrs Eliza Roy Dies in South Bend at 50
Mrs Eliza Roy aged fifty died at her home in South Bend on Tuesday afternoon after a short illness. She is survived by her husband William Roy three brothers three sons and one daughter.
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Eliza Roy
South Bend
William Roy
Bazaar and Rummage Sale at St Johns Guild
The Woman's Guild of St Johns Episcopal church will host a bazaar and rummage sale featuring useful and ornamental articles at the Rummage Sale Building on Saturday and Monday November 24 and 26. Dinner and supper will be served both days for 25 cents each, with menus including creamed chicken hot biscuit mashed potatoes squash relish pie cheese coffee for dinner and veal loaf ham creamed potatoes escaloped corn pickles jelly cake coffee for supper.
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Woman’s Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal
Licensed to Wed Records from Elkhart Area
Fragmentary license list shows individuals including Leonard Kiefer Olive Holderbaum Albert Dudley Frank from Elkhart and others with ages around early twenties. Names include Lydia Oder and Arthur Holmes with locations and partial timings suggesting marriage license entries.
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Leonard
Kiefer
Union
Bertha ‘Holderbaum
Olive
Albert
Dudley Frank
Elkhart
Bouse
Lydia
Oder
Middlebury
Arthur’ Holmes
Vergie
Mann
Moral of the sand and life on a rough track
A fragment poem by Danis Evafis from Baltimore sun compares railway life to life’s journey. It uses gritty imagery of sand to prevent wheels from slipping on grades and urges preparation to avoid sliding back. The piece ends with a signature and location.
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Iit
New Book on Railway Accidents and Prevention
The Association of Railway Claim Agents issued a book by RC Richards of Chicago detailing accident causes and prevention. It classifies accidents into four types and urges careful staffing, good track and equipment, strong rules, and strict supervision to reduce incidents and injuries.
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Association of ‘Railway
Richards
Chicago
Mgr
Petiscn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hill Climbing Loop Diagram Improves Railway Path
In a diagrammed solution a loop allows a right angled turn to cross a hill summit. An artificial hill is built and the line passes under a bridge connecting two hills forming half the loop, then on level ground over the bridge. The loop lengths are set to meet at right angles to ease construction and enhance travel appeal.
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Rand
Bucklen Tonight Presents Little Egypt Company Burlesque
The Bucklen tonight features the Little Egypt company with burlesques titled A Rialto Rounder and Gay Girls Paris plus vaudeville acts. Gitte Reypt and the Sylvesters lead a program of musical numbers, dancing, elaborate costumes, comedians and singing performers in a high class entertainment show.
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Bucklen
Choice -Musicail
Little Egypt Company
Owce ‘P
Paris
Sienafions
Muatshcal
Gitte “Reypt
Sylvesters
la Belle
Daxicer
Prof. Pollon
Maxwell and
Elliott
Elliott, ‘Two Dainty Singing Soubrettes, and: ‘Jennings and Webb
Little Egypt
County Chairman at Bucklen Tomorrow Evening
In Antigah Maine street the crowd gathers as Maclyn Arbuckle and his company perform The County Chairman. Joe Whittaker Chicago drummer asks about a fire then notes a 5:20 strain while Jupiter Pecheway sits. The scene shows farmers learning from city folk in a four act comedy drama praised for realism.
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Maclyn
Arbuckle
Bucklen
Joe Whittaker
Chicago
Jupiter Pecheway
Ana
Vance
Jammison
Sore
Maine Street
Antigah
Middle West
Crocery
Joe
Whittaker
George Adé
Howe's high class moving pictures at Elkhart Bucklea
Elkhart patrons are invited to a high class moving picture exhibition by Lyman H. Howe at the Bucklea on Saturday Nov 24 with matinee and night shows. The program blends travel culture and rapid, brilliant visuals with the MIDGETS the Titania Midgets from Brooklyn featuring Mr Sullivan and his wife with diverse sketches and music.
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Lyman H. Howe
Elkhart
Howe
Mi Héwe
Tiatania
Crystal
Thei Alin
George Sullivan
Brooklyn
N. WY
Peckton
Misiesetarii
Sullivan Placid
Coney Island
Little Egypt Burlesque Show At Bucklen Tonight
The Bucklen presents Little Egypt’s famous burlesque program with musical 'Mélange A Rialto Rounder' and novelties. The bill features The Sylvesters La Bele Cleo Prof Pollen and Maxwell and Elliott with a Gay Girls of Paris finale. Over a score of chorus girls perform in elaborate costumes and scenery.
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Little Egypt
Wxtrav
Aganzd
Bucklen
Sylvesters
la Bele Cleo
Prof Pollen
Maxwell
Elliott
Jennings and Webb
Paris
Old English railway station saved as landmark
The sole English station claiming ancient status is the Bordne Line area’s old manor once owned by the Sigby family tied to the gunpowder plot. When the Great Northern and Midland railways arrived a memorial asked preservation and conversion of the mansion into a railway station. Part of the house serves as the station maker’s residence.
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England
Bortne
Inshire
Sigby Familly
Great Northern and Midland Railways
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Truth Publishing Co
S. Main St
Republics
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Tilden
McKinley
Indianapolis Star
Political Chat
Ldanis
Battimiore
Ghi
RAIL
Robin Hood's
Salvation Army “Hall
Lexington Avenue
Elkhart Theatre
Big City. Co
Gearne, Ade
Siesta Comedy Success Chairman
Wallacis’ ‘Theatre
New York City
Studebaker
the Tremont
Boston
Bill
Oe FM
Teunbes
Little Egypts Musical
Oscar L. Figman
the Tenderfoot
Elkhart Furniture
Crystal Theatre
Johnna Ammons
George W. Lawrie
Main St
Olaf
Gertie Gardner
College Widow Co
Tiantia
Kittie Emmett and
Lillian McNeil
Mcfadden
Row of Flats” Co
Walter J. Kudesiil
the Maestro
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